Congress Pushes Foreign Aid Bill Near Final Action
Congress moved closer to final action on a 3.25 billion foreign aid program as Senate and House conferees killed a reapportionment rider tied to Supreme Court one man one vote. The compromise authorizes foreign aid ceilings totaling 3.506 billion for the fiscal year, while dropping the reapportionment controversy from the measure.
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Safety Board appoints three to police force
The Anderson Safety Committee approved six new patrolmen, with Marshall Ronald Brooks Donald Wilmoth and William Waldo accepted and to begin duties Saturday on a one year probation. Brooks 25 from Johnstown Pa studied police administration and pre law at Indiana University and was deputy sheriff of Monroe County for three years. Wilmoth 23 of 2207 W 25th St attended Anderson schools and worked with Edgewood police four years. Waldo 76 of 511 W 6th St attended Anderson schools and graduated from Anderson High School in 1956. He served in the Army for two years and attended Indiana University.
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Teen from Liverpool seeks bus fare from police after protest
Brian Roberts aged 16 traveled from Liverpool to London to join a protest against alleged police violence. He ran out of money and went to a police station to borrow bus fare home.
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Indian Named All American in Yearbook honor
Indian High School's yearbook The Indian earned All American status from the National Scholastic Press Association in Minneapolis. The 1964 issue is among the top few in its enrollment class, praised for theme focus on the student and activities shaping him, with high marks for layout photography cover and advertising.
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Ball Stole
John Chaney
Irked Legislators Demand Action On Adjournment
Washington lawmakers roared for adjournment as Democrats and Republicans urged the House to finish major administration program actions before the November elections. The angry session featured shouting and jeers aimed at Democratic leadership plans.
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UPI
Registration Pushes Total Over 66 200 Voters in County
A surge at the County Voter Registration office and county sub stations pushed the 1964 general election registration past sixty six thousand. About 400 people registered or transferred yesterday, with over 380 new voters listed in the Anderson area. Transfers total around 2,500 and projections suggest Madison County may reach about 67,000 eligible voters before the October 5 deadline. Sub stations open today through Monday 8 pm at several Fire Stations and local shops.
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Leaders debate recess and adjournment amid social and health bills
Democratic Leader Carl Albert faced opposition as he proposed a recess to vote on a social security rise plan. Leaders weighed adjournment by weekend while Congress moved fast on a foreign aid compromise and a final supplemental funding bill. Senate plans shifted as Mike Mansfield called for an earlier return after elections.
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Appalachia
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Goldwater Warns Johnson on Negotiating with Communism
In Hammond Indiana Senator Barry Goldwater declared President Johnson is wrong to believe the U S can negotiate with Communists The 1964 campaign emphasized peace through strength and a powerful military alliance network to deter nuclear war He urged decisive action to keep Communists from provoking war and urged youth in attendance to support his stance during a wide Indiana tour
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Arizona
Hilda Hits Southland After New Orleans At Risk
Cameron Parish in Louisiana ordered mass evacuation as Hurricane Hilda drove 150 mph winds toward the Gulf coast. Thousands fled inland, Red Cross shelters opened, and authority warned of 5 foot tides and dangerous conditions along low-lying Cajun areas.
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Navy finds wreckage of nuclear submarine Thresher near Cape Cod
The Trieste II photographed four sections of the Thresher at 8500 feet 220 miles east of Cape Cod. Debris coated with crust shows the sail number 393. Navy confirms 129 lives lost in the 1963 disaster and notes no remains will surface.
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Area High School Football Tonight in Anderson Area
Richmond plays Anderson NCC while Madison Heights meets Elwood and Anderson Highland hosts Hagerstown. Alexandria visits Greenfield and New Castle travels to Noblesville for homecoming while Ardue’s Purdue contract covers 115,697 dollars for social science education development announced Thursday.
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Donald Voss Injured in Local Car Bicycle Collision
Anderson police report Donald Voss 8 was injured yesterday when his bicycle collided with a car driven by Glenn Closser 54 at 2202 W South Street. Voss was taken to Community Hospital with a possible broken left ankle. Minor damage reported to Closser’s car.
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Firemen wrap up school visits stressing fire safety
Fire department crews finish a schedule of elementary school visits in Anderson City during Fire Prevention Week. They worked with Doris Noel to promote art tied activities, distributed posters, and organized a city-wide coloring contest with fire hats as prizes. The Fire Prevention Parade is set for tomorrow at 9 55 AM from Athletic Park, with demonstrations on Meridian, 11th and 12th streets.
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Carl Hurley
Carl Orbik
Tony Zowman
Mike Carpenter
Norm Wigner
Ronnie Evans
Dale Herschberger
Tim Moore
Bill van Dyke
Ed Setchey
Stanley Jones
Don Stanley
Bob la Pierre
Doug Haston
Harold Huffman
Paul Williams
John Frazier
Connie Gallamore
Meadowbrook School
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Robert J. Clutch
Meadowbrook
Alvin R. Wood
Andersen
Republicans gain inroads in the South says Tower
Senator John G. Tower told reporters in Indianapolis that Barry Goldwater leads in eight Southern states with Texas as margin, while predicting possible Democratic gains elsewhere. He cited better party organization and growing Southern GOP workers as signs of a lasting shift. Tower noted a racial backlash among some trade unionists but said the GOP will not exploit it.
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Bridge for Barry party fundraisers by GOP women
A series of Bridge for Barry gatherings organized by the Women's Republican Club and Gals for Goldwater runs Tuesday October 27 through Saturday October 31 with 9:30 AM 1:30 PM and 7:30 PM sessions. Proceeds go to the Goldwater Miller campaign and the Republican Party hosted by multiple Mallison County hostesses with prizes and refreshments provided.
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Goldwater-Miller Citizens Committee
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D. E. Hancock
Harold Acre
T. C. Milne
Peter Herreid
Malliison County
Frank Allis
P. E. Bardsley
A. 0. Barnes
Carl Campbell
L. A. Cox
J. L. Doenges
R. J. Hulse
J. W. Rice
Ward Stilson
Edward Wellington
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Born at Community Hospital to Mr and Mrs James Fish a girl at 1308 W 3rd St Mr and Mrs Frank Nevins Ingalls a boy Mr and Mrs Ernest Holland 2645 Pearl St a boy Mr and Mrs Dennis Engle Alexandria a boy Mr and Mrs Harold Schuyler 909 Hickory St a boy Mr and Mrs Stephen Williams 1207 Broadway a girl
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3Rd St
Frank Nevins
Ingalls
Ernest Holland
Pearl St
Dennis Engle
Alexandria
Harold Schuyler
Hickory St
Stephen Williams
Broadway
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