Highway safety funding gap widens to 12 billion
AP reports the U S Department of Transportation estimates at least 12 billion more over fiscal years 1957 to 1976 is needed for highway safety programs than at the present rate. Indiana alone shows 87 million in additional needs. The report to President Johnson and Congress notes no clear source for who pays the extra, but anticipates shared costs among federal, state, and local governments.
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Ashington
Department of Transportation
Indiana
Johnson
Congress
Department
Tal Ievél
Mottor
Republican Candidate To Attend Reception In Anderson
William Salin Republican candidate for Secretary of State will attend a reception Wednesday afternoon at P. W. House residence 725 Oakdale Anderson with his wife former Jane Robertson and Marilou Werlnter reporter for the State Supreme and Appellate Courts. Salin a former Anderson resident is now a Fort Wayne attorney and vice president of the Indiana Bank and Trust Company of Wayne local vemfled the reception may be held Wednesday.
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William Salin
Anderson
P. W. House
Oakdale
Salin
Jane Robertson
Marilou’ Werlnter
Kaf Munek
Thee State Supreme and Appellate
Fort Wayne, Attitney
Indiana Bank and Pruyt Company of
Art
Wayne
Loval Sup
Mh Sand
Spm
Wednesay
Wen Moreland Sr
Inchule
Owen Thomas Moreland
Frank Allis
Hughston Broad
Crescent Dr
Wiliam R. Difford
His
Sadye Davis
William Harper
Momester
James Priest
Mary Fthellillness
Thurnton
Ronald Pleteler
Engelmann
Clifford Bennett
Owen- Leland Fisher
Opal Gillam
Eagles Lodge
Supreme Court
Bakee Brothers
Page One Funeral Home
Ie Bet
Auber
Sengion
East
Maplewood
Lowerj
Texas
Monary
Nasil
Johnson
Kitteen
Tex
Opal
Thomas
Moreland
Ralph
Redecap
Ander
Homerson
Lio Brothers
Thornberry
Knightstown
Earl
Jonson
Hartlard City
Senate
Sarah Jackson Sarimen
Childian
John Harting
Iain O'Callahso
Doctor condemned in child death denied new hearing
A condemned 11-year-old boy in Bionville was denied a further hearing by the U S Supreme Court. The ruling leaves the execution date pending as the case continues to appeal.
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Washington
UPI
Bionville, Id
Supreme Conse
AHS Students May Register For Tests Now
Principal Noel B. Douglazs announced that high school students may enter the 1969 70 National Merit Scholarship Program by taking the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. The program seeks top-scoring students nationwide for merit consideration and includes additional scholarships from various organizations.
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AHS
Fader Non High Schoo
Noel B. Douglazs
Aveil "Hocey
Terry
Roomile Street
Studert
Lend Formance
Monroe
Wnch
Mozil
NMSC
Eviil
Muskie warns of discouragement if polls stall in New York
In Westchester County New York Senator Edmund S Muskie warned he would be discouraged if polls show no movement for the Democratic ticket. He toured New York water pollution sites and said he never predicts victory but sees elements of a Democratic win. A Bank of Brazil branch was robbed of 3700 by six married men with machine guns during a neighborhood demonstration, with guards away.
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New York
Edmund’s. Eskie
Amison
Westchester County
Muskie
Yockers
N.Y
Hudson
New
Maine
Brazil
Brazils
Bank of Brazil
Gary Editorial Endorses Whitcomb In Indiana Race
Gary residents saw The Post-Tribune praise Republican candidate Whitcomb for statewide campaigning and ongoing influence in Northwest Indiana. The editorial credits his focus on crime and development, noting it could impact Indiana’s overall approach to persistent crime issues and political corruption in state administrations.
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Gary, Ind
UPI
Gary Post’- Tribune
Humphrey
Edgar D. Whitedinh
Sal
Whitlamh
Indiana
Robert &. Rock
Whitcomb
Guy Acea
the Post-Tribune
Whit
Gublivan
le Editoral
Hauser High School Robbed Of Equipment valued at $7000
An estimated 7000 worth of school equipment was stolen from Hauser High School over the weekend per the Barrytholorew County Sheriff's Department. Principal Don Keller reported 31 typatricers and 10 calculating machines taken. resulting in over 1000 damage to doors and a vending machine.
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Hauser High School
Eisenhower Salutes Nation On 78th Birthday From Hospital Window
From Walter Reed Army Hospital the former president salutes the nation on his 78th birthday in a public appearance his first since five months of hospitalization for heart trouble and subsequent attacks. Army band and chorus perform as Mamie Eisenhower and family observe the small 1ist birthday party. General Westmoreland attends, along with Eisenhower’s son John and granddaughter Marylin. Doctors say he is making progress and walking a few steps, with plans for possible home return in the future.
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Walter Heed Army Hospital
California
Army
Eisenhower
Eirenhower
Mamie
America
Johnson
William C. Westmoreland
Staf
Walter Reed
Vietnam
Eisenhicwee
Johm
MarylWwan Bienhower
Earl
Essenhor
Tnetory Pengress Dbat
Gellysburg
State GOP Group Studies Indiana Killer Highways
Indiana Republicans launch a weeklong statewide initiative to study so called killer highways. John K Snyder outlines plans to review highway finances and federal aid while campaigning in Hoosier cities. Focus is on US 41 30 and state routes with 7 deaths cited over 2.5 years.
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Heighiways
Indianapolis
U.S
Indiana
IPD
Thendiana Republican
GOP
William Ruckelshaus
Edgar 3. Whitcomb
Goverhorzel
John K. Snyder
Hiphway
Wabash
Franklin
Coombus
Mainfield
Hushville
Brazil
Fort Wayne
Attica
Green Castle
Rush Iyitle
Winaminc
Knox
LaPorte
Anderson
Upland
Stamford City
Ellwood
Logansport
Peru
Swift City
Linton
Glinton
Sullivan
Yorktown
Termé Haute
Porter County
Kentland
South Bend
County
Bloomington
Shelbyville
Snyder
UMW and Bituminous Operators Sign Three-Year Pact
Washington based United Mine Workers and bituminous coal mine operators reach a three year contract giving 2000 striking miners an immediate wage boost. The pact raises soft coal underground wages to 27.25 a day and includes a six week raise over three years, an immediate 2 a day increase and a further 2 a day in a year. The agreement ends wage differentials in Alabama and western Kentucky, extends vacation benefits, and introduces a new holiday pay formula.
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Washington
UPI
United Mine Workers Union
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Ohio
Illingls
Alibama
Still Critical in Flint Hospital
Charles Robert Humphries Jr a Madison Heights High School graduate remains in serious condition after a two car crash in Flint Michigan Friday night Local authorities say his car failed to yield a stop sign harming several others Lorne Schulz 48 was killed and Albert Manor 19 and Bailey Smith were hospitalized Police report the incident as McLaren General Hospital treats the injured for severe injuries
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Charles Robert . Humphries
Jamies
Humphries
Flint
Mich
General Motors Institute
McLaren General Hospital
Lorne E. Schulz
Hurph- Jeles
Michigan
Joe
Albert D. Manor
Carlin
Bailey T. Smith
Louisiana
Madison Heights
Prand-Pal
Indiana Business School
State Traffic Toll Increases 1571 In Indiana
United Press International reports Indiana’s traffic toll reached 1,571, up from 1,158 the prior year. Over a weekend period from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday, six fatalities were recorded. Earlier in the year, 23 fatalities occurred with three dying later from injuries. Mrs. Delores M M Carer of Veedersburg was killed when her car struck wreckage from a Penn Central weight train derailment near Coyington crossing in Fountain County.
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United Press International
Indiana
Menke
Delorés MM
Carer
Veedersburg
Penn Central Railroad
Coyington
Fountain County
Local firms honored by the Chamber of Commerce
Richard Howe represented Local Firms Embasad From Pasa Ong Red as a Sdyear member while Hudson Printing Company received a Sdyear honor. Founding head Harry Hudson Sp accepted the award. Petersen Lumber Company and Ildoyd Mellenthin also earned certificates. Delco Remy Division of General Motors was honored at the spring meeting.
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Pasa Ong Red
Sdyear
Chamber of Commerce
Richard 3. Howe
The
Hudson Printing Company
Harry Hudson
Sion
General Motors
Apollo 7 mission notes and water concerns amid radar tests
Astronauts aboard Apollo 7 complained of poor drinking water quality requiring chlorine treatment to avoid contamination from waste water. They reported tasting issues and sanitation worries while achieving radar contact with a moon lander during a crucial test. A later maneuver placed the craft into a temporary lunar orbit before returning to Earth, marking a milestone in early spaceflight.
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Fesm
Astronaus
Cunningham
Eiselé
Apolo 7
Soly
Ney
Untler
Rollestone
New Monco
Sehirra
Apolle 7
Highshott
Earth
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Samuel Bowers of Noblesville dies at Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis aged 42. Funeral arrangements set for 2:30 p.m. today at Costruin Funeral Home with Rev. Richard Laws presiding. Burial in Crownland Cemetery. Survived by widow LeVon Quater Bowers, daughter Sue Ells Morris, son Keith Bowers, three sisters and three grandchildren.
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Nohlesville
Samuel Wi
Bowers
Richard Laws
Fort of Anderson
Crownland
Me. Bowers
Robert Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Nobisville
Hanvilton County
Fred
Ethel Vescher Bowers
Lapel High School
Masquie Lodge No. 625
Lapel
Tipton Brotherhood and Sisterhood
LeVon Quater Bowers
Sue Ells Morris
Keith Bowers
Clay City
Thelma McDonald
Noblesville
Wilmer
Bill) R. Wadley
4Th St
St. John’s Hospital
Willkes-Harre
Busward
Rose R. Wasley
Mee
Jack
Gloria) Baier
Christopher
Anderson
John Wasley
Tacoma Park
Fillian Harding
Anna Jackson
Willkes-Barre
Jane Longstreet
Cleveand
Ohio
Serpe
Beulah Stroud
Beulah M. Stroud
Walton St
Grain
Butz
Ind. &T
Stroud
St. John's Hospital
Walter C. Stroud
Newfoundland
John
Tueinda de Weare
Omaha
Nebr
Robert Ti, Slack
John &, Stroud
Alexaindria
Clos Verances
Fox
Near Markleville
Charlotte
Ijomata
Lena
California
Harold Wallace
Anderson Obituaries Highlight Local Notables
Long list of Anderson figures includes William Cavot Jackson a 1935 AHS state basketball champ and former Caryster Corp employee who died after six months illness. Also memorials for Wilmer Wadley Beulah Stroud Nora Brown and others with services and burial details in Indianapolis Middletown and adjacent communities.
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William
Billy Cavot) Jackson
Ora E
Arlington Helgtty Baptist
Mergare
Terry V. Jacks
James Irving Jackson
Lindal Mooselot
Debble Campbell
Gary Campbell
Punerat
Harry W. Moore Arlington Chapel
Indianapolis
Obituary notices feature James Moreland and local deaths
Obituary notices report the passings of James Moreland and several local residents. Details include former mayoral connections, family survivors, and burials at local cemeteries. The notices list names such as Opal Moreland, Ralph Mills, and Henry Turpen, with affiliations to Delco Remy and local churches.
Nixon Plans Blitz Across Seven States For Momentum
Nixon aims a seven state push to maximize momentum on election day. He expects Walker to reach about 42 percent, conflicting with polls showing different figures. A Mississippi court begins a hearing on Davis, a 14 year old convicted of raping a one year old, with focus on whether his illegal search and seizure rights were violated when fingerprints were taken.
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Pye One Niga
Nixon
Dre Eet
Davis
Missisippi
Postal rates and parcel post support costs
Postmaster Ring explains four percent cost rule for standard mails and higher parcel post rates to cover pay raises for postal workers. The piece notes New Hampshire figures and the need for catalogs to mail at break even, offsetting rising expenses.
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Wgher
Ring
New Hampshire
Conference filibuster ends as House passes bill after siege
The 90th Congress faced a tough session as Humphrey and Wallace disputed. Nixon preferred the measure, but House action followed a prolonged siege that broke a Republican filibuster. Senate Republicans walked out, Senate leadership lost a majority to pursue business, and the measure was abandoned.
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Congress
Raye
Humphrey
Wallace
Nixon
House
Senate
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Marsh Supermarket
T. Payne Burten
Moore
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William FP. Lawler Jr
Richan Kreeger
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Baber Brothers
Davi
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Rio
Madison
Samuel Bowers
William Jackson
Brian O Elwood
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Ansderson
Wilmer Wasley
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Jennings County
Addie B. Huddleson
Stile
Howard
Cornell Bright L. Dulworths
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Rumeral
Pendletondleton State Reformatory
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Friends Dulworth
Finers
Homeman
Téwis
Leanne) Kelly
Clarence Hud
Dlesna
Pasadena
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Narcis
Nick Kelly
Judy Joslyn
Lugar
Henry Turpen
Henry
Leon) Turpen
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Raymond Twpen
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Hey
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Fairfax Church
Nazarsene
Andersson Memorial Park
Tno
John Brammer
Doftay
Daker Brothers
John E. Brammer
East Lynn St
Glen -Cave Cemetery
Knightstoun
Alph Mills
Cincinnati
Essa
Ralph L. Mills
Wallace Mills
George C. Wallace
Walker
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