State Rights Bill Approved By Committee
The House Judiciary Committee approved a sweeping states rights bill aimed at preserving state laws against federal nullification. Led by Rep How ard W Smith the measure would block federal laws from overriding state statutes unless explicit provisions or irreconcilable conflicts exist. Critics argued it harms civil rights protections while some Republicans backed the bill amid partisan tension.
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Supreme Court
Steve Nelson
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Washington
UPI
House
South House Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Justice Department
Celler
Parkston
S. D
Student nurses start specialized pediatric training at IU Medical Center
Six students from St John Rickey Memorial Hospital nursing school at Anderson join 57 peers from eight nursing schools in Indiana Illinois and Missouri beginning classes at Indiana University Medical Center Indianapolis. The St John group includes Nancy Evans Carolyn Hacker Fatima Hannon Ann Miller Frances Sailor and Patricia Melcher guided by IU School of Nursing instructors. Also noted is Thomas Stonewall Jackson who previously served as county sheriff before his West Point appointment.
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St. John Rickey Memorial Hospital
Anderson
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Indiana University Medical Center
Indianapolis
Marndau
Iuviuag
Medical Center
St. John Hickey
IU School of Nursing
St. John
Nancyi Evans
Carolyn Hacker
Fatima Hannon
Ann Miller
Frances Sailor
Patricia Melcher
Thomas
Price Slashing Duel Ends for Columbus Swordmakers
In Columbus two swordmakers W C Fopp and T Lordier claim a price-cut rivalry failed to yield profit. They began 312 years ago after reading about the U S Navy decision to require officers to carry swords marking a shift in military gear. The piece discusses Indiana and state tax policy, with the state considering a possible general sales tax in the future to supplement the existing gross income tax. The Indiana Tax Commission recommends keeping the gross income tax for now while noting prospects for a sales tax and potential property tax reforms.
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Columbus
Ohio
W. C. Fopp
T. Lordier
U. S. Indianapolis
Navy
Polaesis
Indiana
Commission
Indiana Planting Progress Report Highlights Regional Split
Agricultural experts report rapid planting in Indiana with three quarters of corn, half of soybeans, and around 65 percent of tomatoes sown by week’s end. North regions show better progress than the south, with 85 percent of corn planted in the north and 50 percent in the south. Soybean planting stands at roughly 55 percent north versus 35 percent south.
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Indiana
Lafayette
Ind
Robert E. Straszheim
Agricul
Tural
Eddie Backman
Slan
Amarillo
Tex
Upstate
Annual 4 H Camp Plans Advanced At Leaders Conference
Seven 4 H junior leaders traveled to Lebanon to meet nine junior leaders from Fountain County and plan the county camp set for July 20 23 at Shakamak State Park Jasonville The leaders will attend a junior leader training camp June 7 10 to learn camp operations Celia Lamper Linda Purkey Jim Eisler Jerry Bowyer Janet Mercer Susan Peters Nancy Balser Pennis Lewis Judy Best and Marilyn Sherbrooke will attend the training group Also Jimmy Chanes Shows at Athletic Park all week with rides concessions and a Kiddie Matinee sponsored by Amvets Post 9.
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Lebanon
Fountain County
Shakamak State Park
Jasonville
Celia Lamper
Anderson Township
Linda Purkey
Pendleton
Jim Eisler
Alexandria
Vespers
Jerry Bowyer
Lafayettes Township
Janet Mercer
Susan Peters
Nancy Balser
Ellwood
andPennis Lewis
Anderson Townsship
Judy Best
Markleville
Marilyn Sherbrooke
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Bulletin-Herald
Eee
Lim
Alimit
Douglas Clanin
Howard Clanin
Columbus Ave
Madison Heights High School
Anderson Rotary Club
Clanin
Purdue University
Frankfurters
Onder
Sue
Continental Baking Company
Myaewae
Maude
Jackson
Leaders
Jimmy Chanes
Athletic Park
Amvets
Post 9
Salling
Jackson PH
Florsheim Shoe Co
Bings Store
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