Strike Threat Halt Sought in GE Labor Talks
AP report from Washington says government officials led by Labor Secretary Wirte and Commerce Secretary Connor planned Monday night talks with General Electric representatives and the International Union of Electrical Workers. The aim is to avert a potential GE strike that could affect U.S. military support in Viet Nam. The union, about 60,000 strong, previously threatened to strike at midnight, with another 40,000 workers allied through 10 unions. Negotiations center on cost of living allowances and grievance procedures within a proposed six-year contract.
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Sesquicentennial Director Resigns In Indiana
Indiana Sesquicentennial Commission executive director A Zenor resigns effective June 1967. Commission chairman Donald F Carmony notes Zenor will stay until mid December with no successor. Assistant Director James Guthrie and Information Director Linda Vandiver will remain after January 1, 1967 amid staff cuts. The panel expresses appreciation for nearly three years of service since January 1, 1964.
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Red Cross to Offer Home Nursing Course Here
Madison County Red Cross chair notes demand for expanded home nursing class. The 24 hour course, titled Principles of Nursing for care of the chronically ill and aging, runs Wednesday Oct. 18 at 12 am at the chapter house 4M Chase St. Registration by Oct. 20 via Red Cross Office.
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Nursing Service
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Color Ratio Report Highlights Women in Population
A health study notes that color vision abnormalities affect one woman in about 250. Researchers call for broader screening and awareness to address potential screening gaps and ensure early detection and support for affected individuals.
Miss Christmas Carol Contest Rules Published
Madison County high schools will choose Miss Christmas Carol with rules available through English departments. Eligible are girls in grades 10 to 12. Final judging by a trained personality. queen crowned December 20 at the Community Sing at Anderson High School. Prizes: Miss Christmas Carol $50, runners up $10. Committee chairmen named.
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Ann Harreson Hardacre
Organ Concerts at Park Place Church Series Launches
Historic Park Place and First Methodist churches host an organ concert series highlighting distinguished performers. Frederick Swann debuts as a featured artist with performances spanning May through December, including works by Vierne Bach and Mendelssohn, underscored by new organ installations and public program access.
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Earl Scott, Jr
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Hog Market Mixed Notes Amid Trading Activity
The report blends hog price action with a broad market roundup. It highlights trading strength in hogs and cattle, includes dividend notes, stock quotes, and commodity movement across Indianapolis and related exchanges, noting varied price ranges and activity levels.
Supreme Court Lets Indiana Train Crew Law Stand
The Supreme Court refused to hear 16 railroads challenging Indiana's five crew on five cars rule. The Indiana Supreme Court upheld the measure requiring five crew members aboard trains and an extra brakeman on longer trains. Railroads led by New York Central indicated they observed the law during appeal and will continue to do so.
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Madison County Contractors Association appoints officers
The Madison County Contractors Association held its regular meeting last Tuesday and appointed Frank Campbell as President, Paul Richards as Program Chairman, C Michael Weis as Secretary Treasurer, and Viv Knowland to head the November program. Edward Mille showed films on the twovals. Metrical Wiring wd Power to the thily lone members present.
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Frank Campbell
Paul Richards
C. Michael Weis
Viv’ Knowland
Edward Mille
Snyder Links Inflation to Spending at GOP Rally
TELL CITY Indiana Republican nominee for state treasurer John Snyder said at a GOP rally that government spending fuels inflation. He claimed federal expenditures by year end would exceed last year’s Eisenhower era peak by about 0 percent, warning rising costs could consume the nation’s production over four decades. Three Indiana Reformatory inmates escaped over the weekend, including Lea Roy Wright, Charles Groover, and John OConner, all within parole hearing windows in 19 to next year.
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Marion County
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