Builders Face Tax Change On Construction Materials
Indiana builders may bear an unfair burden after a 1965 sales tax amendment shifts the tax from the purchaser to suppliers and builders. Atty. Gen. Dillon ruled the change takes effect March 11 and applies to existing contracts, with negotiability possible for fixed price deals.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Atty
John J. Dillon
Dillon
Branigin
Jack Fenstermaker
Indiana Building Congress
Department of Revenue
Embezzler Fined and Sentence Suspended in Bank Shortage Case
INDIANAPOLIS A UPI report states Wilma Fleener 38 was fined and given a suspended prison term after a grand jury indict ment for making a false statement to Union Bank and Co Franklin. Federal Judge William E Steckler sentenced her to three years on one count and two years on two others, all concurrent, then suspended and placed on two years probation.
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Indianapolis
UPI
A. SS
Wilma Fleener
Union Bank & Co
Franklin
William E. Steckler
Fleener
Steckler
SBA reports tornado disaster loan activity and offices
SBA regional director Robert V. Hinshaw outlines loan activity after the April 1, 1965 tornado. Thirty applications, 13 loans approved totaling 64,900 with disbursements soon, plus 50 loans already disbursed at 22,500. Ten more applications valued at 91,000 are in process. Field offices in Elkhart City Hall and Kokomo 1415 N Washington St will stay open for a few weeks to accept more applications. Loans offer 3 percent simple interest up to 20 years for property damage not covered by insurance or credit sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert V. Hinshaw
Small Business Administration
SBA
Hinshaw
Elkhart
N. Washington Street
Kokomo
Argo
Metcalf’s Slower Gavel Signals End of Fast Era
Washington reported Sen. Lee Metcalf of Montana showed signs of slowgavel days as he adjourned the Senate in four seconds. In his peak years he twice ended sessions in two seconds, an all time record amid a Memorial Day recess.
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Washington
UPI
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Senate
Metcalf
Memorial Day Weekend Weather Outlook from United Press
The UPI forecast calls for cool fair Memorial Day weekend with little rain. Daytime highs range from 68 to 80 and lows from 47 to 58, with readings in the 60s to 70s across Indiana cities like South Bend Indianapolis and Fort Wayne.
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United Press International
Evansville
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Stairway To Stars Cotillion Opens Les Dames Fourth Extravaganza
The De butante Cotillion of 65 themed A Stairway to the Stars will be held June 19 in the CIO Hall ballroom. Sixth debs and escorts study Old World court dances as Miss Ella Jane Cochran Miss Sally Cochran Miss Anita Farley Miss Mary Wilkins Miss Marian Williams and Miss Eddie Mae Fountain perform. The Queen of the Ball will receive a $200 scholarship.
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CIO Hall
Les Dames
Alvin Bridges
Robert Lackey
Ted Scz
Ella Jane Cochran
Sally Cochran
James Cochran Jr
Anita Farley
James Farley
Mary Wilkins
Sallie Wilkins
Marian Williams
James L. Williams
Florida
Eddie Mae Fountain
Grover Fountain
Gary
Plan for Mobile Home Park Wins Commission Vote
The planning commission approved rezoning and a maintenance covenant for an 18 acre site at Marine Drive and 38th Sts for a mobile home park. Developers promise 50 by 100 foot lots, three playgrounds, off street parking, and extensive park facilities after joint research with builders and associations. A remonstrance failed as five members voted for approval and three against.
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Commission
State Board of Health
H. Jerry Barrett
Marine Drive
38Th Sts
Pete Heiden
William Shafer
Darrell Brannaman
Harold Smith
Ted McClintick
J. E. Wienegeg
Bernard Kruegerald Gwinnup
Walkout judge Wirtz cautions on coast guard policy
Wirtz backs union militancy to aid maritime policy but condemns act of tossing coffins onto the White House lawn during AFL-CIO NMU protest. Hall disavows NMU involvement, suggesting the act could be by a nonunion individual. Both blame the lack of a constructive policy on maritime issues and call for decisive action now.
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White House
Wirtz
U.S
Hall
Afl-Cio National Maritime Union
NMU
Dionne Quintuplets Turn 31 With Family Holiday
Four living Dionne sisters marked their 31st birthday with a celebration at Annette’s home in suburban St Bruno. Marie Yvonne and Annette attended while Cecile Langlois of Quebec City missed the gathering due to nursing duties.
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Montreal
Dionne Quintuplets
Marie
Yvonne
Annette
St. Bruno
Cecile
Philippe Langlois
Quebec City
Memorial Day Holiday Weekend and Telephone Density
Millions begin their long weekend on Friday May 14 and return Monday after Memorial Day May 17, with many noting three days off. The article also cites a U S telephone density of 43 phones per 100 people in the nation.
Jehovah's Witnesses circuit assembly hosts nearly 900 delegates
The three day event at UAW Union Hall brings hundreds of ministers and their families to Anderson. Volunteers coordinate twenty one departments including sleeping and cafeteria services under William Houser. Notable speakers Walter Wissman Addison Abernathy address ministry and baptism topics with a Sunday public Bible talk.
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Marvin Howe
Jehovah's Witnesses
Jehovah’s Witnesses
UAW Union
Brother Love
Howe
William C. Houser
Gilmore Road
Anderson
Walter R. Wissman
New York City
Assembly
Addison Abernathy
Glen E. Brooker
Kokomo
South Unit
Marvin E. Howe
William ©. Houser
Poverty War trial press agentry at the tax payers expense
The article outlines clashes between Democrats and Republicans over anti poverty programs. Republicans faulted GOP reports and Powell statements while Democrats defend community action and warn against exclusive umbrella groups. It discusses Job Corps camp readiness, local veto oversight, and proposed governor power shifts.
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GOP
Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
R. Sargent Shriver
Shriver
Republians
Obituary for Oakley B Carter of Anderson Virginia native
Services for Oakley B Carter 57 of 2015 Sherman St to be held at 10 a.m. Monday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev Winfred Walters officiating. Interment in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. He died Friday at Community Hospital after two weeks as a patient. He was a maintenance man at the 29th Street School for five years and a member of the 44th and Clark Street Church of God. Surviving: widow Dora a daughter Greta Telle two sons Jerry Mac and Fred W Carter mother Lou H Carter brothers Oscar and Fred sisters Mrs Edward Sturgill and Mrs George Thompson and three grandchildren.
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Oakley B. Carter
Sherman St
Arrow Ave
Baker Brothers Funeral
Winfred Walters
Anderson Memorial Park
Five Ears
29Th Street
J. Carter
Wise
Anderson
44Th
Clark Street
Church of God
Community Hospital
Dora
Robert
Greta) Telle
Jerry Mac
Fred W. Carter
Lou H. Carter
Wise, Va
Oscar
Fred
Pound, Va
Edward Sturgill
George Thompson
Norton, Va
Gemini 4 Rendezvous Effort With Flexible Astronaut
Space officials describe a planned Gemini-4 maneuver in which White will be attached to the capsule by a 25 foot lifeline and use a hand held unit with oxygen jets to drift toward the Titan-2 booster. McDivitt will reenter after the reconnection attempt and the crew will pursue a second rendezvous later in orbit as engineers rush to resolve power issues.
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White
Ev Ee
Federal Space Agency
McDivitt
South Atlantic
South America
Africa
George Mueller
Moon
Earth
Cape Kennedy
Hriller
U.S
Christopher C. Kraft Jr
Carnations 1.79 Dot at Cash and Carry Favorite Flower Shop
Readable note shows carnations priced at 1.79 dollars at Cash and Carry Favorite Flower Shop located near 25th and Meridian. The brief advert highlights a daily flower sale with a focus on carnations.
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Dot
Cash & Carry
Flower Shop
25Th and
Meridian
Wagner May Not Seek Re-Election
New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner weighs future plans and probably will not decide immediately about running again. A spokesman said Wagner may not seek re election amid ongoing political considerations.
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Wagner
New York
UPI
Robert F. Wagner
Miller Family of Park Place Church of God Obituary
Henry Miller died leaving wife Lulu and a large Miller family. Survived by four brothers Robert E Miller Anderson Harold Miller Elwood Melvin Miller Grand Forks North Dakota and four sisters Pearl Bailey Anderson Helen Geske Minneapolis Edna Frendt St Paul and Bernice Shrock Rice Lake. Son James survived by wife Peggy Ann and two children Lisa Joan and Michael Scott Miller. Arrangements pending at Baker Brothers Funeral Home.
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Bers
Park Place
Peggy Ann
Lisa Joan
Michael Scott Miller
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Death Notices for Sigler Hinsdale and Mrs Allen
Death notices list services for Sigler of Hinsdale Illinois and Mrs William Allen of LaPorte with funeral Monday at East Main Street Christian Church and York Dunnichay Funeral Home receipt after 2 p m. Donald R Horine funeral at St John s Lutheran Church with Rev D L Hamlin in charge and burial in New Lisbon Cemetery Randolph County. Friends receive at Robert L Jackley Funeral Home.
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Randolph County
Robert L. Jackley
Local Scout Leader Wise to Take Six Week Training
Wise, a former chief petty officer and Herald staffer, plans six weeks of intensive training at Schiff Scout Reservation Mendham New Jersey starting June 28 returning August 15. He has served as Scoutmaster Explorer Advisor Cubmaster and treasurer among other roles and is married to Joan Roberson with four sons.
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Joan Roberson
Vincent
Bryan
Kip
Howard II
Skipper
Jay
Vince
Madison Heights High School
Van Slyke Named Superintendent in Indiana Schools
F Van Slyke served ten years as Griffith Indiana superintendent from 1947 to 1956 and ten years in Connersville from 1956 to 1964. He held life licenses for superintendent principal social studies and English teaching and earned degrees from Central Normal College Indiana University Purdue University. He joins several associations and plans to move to Anderson this summer. Attu geography note follows.
Obituaries for Nicholson Wolfe Corya Amos and Gooding
Obituaries list services for Harry E Nicholson 62 at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with interment at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Final rites for Cleeda Merle Springer Wolfe 65 at Coaltrin Funeral Home, burial Albright Cemetery. Mamie Corya 73 of North Vernon funeral at Diekoff Vance, Dupont Cemetery. Mary H Amos 78 of Bunker Hill service at Allen Funeral Home, Rankin Cemetery. Elsa V Gooding 76 to be laid to rest at Dowd Funeral Home North Vernon.
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Cleeda Wolfe
Cleeda Merle Springer Wolfe
Henry T. Wolfe
Lindberg Rd
Coaltrin Funeral Home
John Siner
First Methodist Church
Lonis Kineman
Bethany Christian Church
Albright Cemetery
Mamie Corya
North Vernon
Paul L. Corya
Anderson
Diekoff and Vance
Dupont, Ind
Mary Amos
Mary H. Amos
Bunker Hill
Ind
Charles Weston Amos
Allen Funeral Home
Rankin Cemetery
Ersa Gooding
Elsa V. Gooding
Dorothy Davidson
Dowd
Four Area BSU Students Earn English Awards
Four Madison County students at Ball State University were honored at the annual English Awards Night in the university theatre. Betty Rhodes Starkey Elwood, Keith Cooper Frankton, Deborah Jo Rice Anderson, and Edward L. Roettinger Anderson received recognition for scholarships and awards in theatre journalism and English disciplines.
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Madison County
Ball State University
Fish Department
Betty Rhodes Starkey
Elwood
Keith Cooper
Frankton
Deborah Jo Rice
Anderson
Edward L. Roettinger
Anderson More
Radar Term Pittsburgh
Radar is a contraction of terms meaning radio detecting and ranging and describes its purpose in locating unseen objects at distance.
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Pittsburgh
Glass making uses magnesia as lime substitute
In Corning New York magnesia is sometimes employed as a lime substitute in the manufacture of glass products highlighting its role as an alternative flux component in traditional glassmaking.
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N.Y
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Mrs Bessie Reedy, 79, widow of Robert Reedy, died Friday at her daughter’s Middletown home. She belonged to the Middletown Methodist Church and the church Friendly Club. Survivors include daughter Mrs Strother, son Lloyd Fridley, brother Will Fridley, and ten grandchildren. Funeral arrangements set at Ballard and Shirey with burial in Miller Cemetery. A second obituary notes Frank Lawrence Minnick, 95, of 1223 Locust St, died Friday at St John’s Hospital. Minnick, a retired plasterer, had lived in Middletown most of his life and leaves three daughters, two sons, a sister, nine grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. services at Ballard and Shirey with burial in Miller Cemetery.
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Middletown
Bessie Elizabeth Reedy
Robert Reedy
Paul Strother
Rt. 2
Middletown Methodist Church
Friendly Club
Strother
Lloyd Fridley
Will Fridley
Ocala
Fla
Ballard and Shirey
Edwin McClarknon
Miller Cemetery
Frank Lawrence Minnick
Locust St
Harold Berkey
Minnick
Sulphur Springs
St. John's Hospital
Cecil
Doris) Graddy
Walter
Lucille) Merritt
Charles
Roma) Pierson
Warsaw
Gene
Harold Minnick
Lula Snyder
Logansport
Former Andersonian on Leave in U S From Brazilian Post
Phillip D. Smith of Anderson, formerly Madison County Farm Bureau Cooperative assistant manager, serves as agri cultural economics advisor for AID in Brazil and spent two years with the foreign aid program in Bolivia. Mr. and Mrs. Smith and son Trammel, 12, visit relatives in the U S, while Scott, 16, and Deborah, 14, will return after the American School of Rio de Janeiro closes June 1. About 65 percent of Mexico's people are farmers.
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Phillip D. Smith
Anderson
Madison County Farm Bureau Cooperative
Agency For International Development
Brazil
Bolivia
Smith
Trammel
United States
Scott
Deborah
U.S
American School of
Rio de Janeiro
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Jerry
Mounds Mall
Miss Jerry
Yearounder
Wasson's Hot Bar
Witness Convo
Gibbons
Committee
2 Anderson
F. van Slyke
Attu
Fairbanks — Albee
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Harry Nicholson
A. L. Moore
Harry E. Nicholson
Walton St
Lynch Corporation
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
BSU
Nolan Golden Trio
Lan Golden Trio
Wichita
Kansas
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West Hartman Rd
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Madison
Bessie Reedy
Frank Minnick
Mexico
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