State Board To Establish New Tax Rates In Madison County
The Indiana State Tax Board will hold a two day hearing November 12 and 13 to set next year’s property tax rates and review budgets for Madison County units. Examiners Cedric Miller Roy Harris and Gene Stafford will run sessions permitting taxpay ers to present evidence on budgets and levy appeals. The hearing opens Thursday at 8:30 a.m. with county units and townships then continues with numerous civil towns libraries and school districts listed for afternoon sessions and Friday morning sessions covering additional city and school entities.
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Indiana State Tax Board
Madison County
County Board of Tax Adjustment
State Board
Cedric Miller
Richmond
Roy Harris
Centerville
Gene Stafford
Hartford City
Joe Armington
Adams
Anderson
Boone
Duck Creek
Fall Creek
Green
Jackson
Lafayette
Monroe
Pipe Creek
Richland
Union
Stony Creek
van Buren
Summitville
Pendleton
Anderson School Corporation
Anderson Carnegie Library
Metropolitan School District of
Central
Elwood
Elwood School Corporation
Elwood Public Library
Chesterfield
Six men indicted in Negro slaying and intimidation case
A federal grand jury in Athens indicted six men including four Ku Klux Klansmen on charges of conspiring to injure and intimidate Negroes. Three suspects Phillips Turner and Guest were arrested in Athens while others face federal counts with one man charged for possessing an unregistered shotgun. The case stems from the July 11 killing of Lemuel Penn in North Georgia and related civil rights violations.
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Atlanta
UPI
Grand Jury
Washington, D.C
Neater
FBI
Thay
Athens
Denver
Willis Phillips
George Hampton Turner
Hull
Herbert Guest
Phillips
Turner
Guest
Cecil William Myers
Joseph Howard Sims
James 5
Lackey
Myers
Sims
Lemuel A. Penn
North Georgia
Danielsville
Indiana candidates push tax reform to lure industry
Foltz fire, Branigin critique and Hartke campaign stops highlight Indiana race. Branigin urged clear tax reform and plant-location clarity. Ristine cited Foltz Hatch Act violation as reason for firing. Hartke urged anti-dependence on utilities and urged broader private enterprise abroad.
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Associated Press
Princeton
Foltz
Dem
Richard C. Ristine
GOP
Evlansville
Donald E. Foltz
Indiana
Ristine
Hartke
Khrushchev Removal Details Revealed in Pravda Report
The Pravda editorial targets unnamed enemies of subjectivism and praises Leninist unity and collective leadership amid Khrushchev's ouster. It stresses the party's monolithic line and readiness for decisive action while signaling continuity in peace policies under new Kremlin leadership.
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Nikita Ev
Katebinehy
Khrushchev
Saturn
Len
Pravda
CPSU
Soviet Communist Party
Leninist Party
Kremin
Kremlin
Communist Party
Central Committee
Ame
Viet Nam Battles Waged Near Saigon
Government troops clashed with Viet Cong guerrillas around Saigon with heavy losses reported on both sides. In separate incidents a U S Air Force enlist man died in a truck crash and an American soldier was wounded by a Communist attack.
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Johnson
Jenkins
FBI
Defense Department
Air Force
Air Force Reserve
Saigon
SAGON
U.S. Air Force
Good Morning Start The Day With a Chuckle
In IICE England UPI report students from the Students' Christian Movement in a Lancashire village face rejection for offering unpaid good deeds to the elderly. Rose Bridge boys secretary headmaster Sidney Winstanley says the reaction is surprising as doors are slammed in their faces.
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IICE
England
UPI
Lancashire
Christian Movement
Rose Bridge Boys
Sidney Winstanley
China Reveals Atomic Bomb Exploded: Conference Questioned
Detroit AP report covers a large UAW strike at Guide Lamp and Delco Remy plants in Indiana and Michigan. About 4,500 Local 663 members walked out at Guide Lamp Indianapolis and 6,200 at Delco Remy during GM strike spread. Local talks continued as national agreement reached but local issues delayed return.
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Uaw-Cio
International Union
UAW
Delco-Remy
Bratman
Anderson
Guide Lamp
Secere
GMC
Kokomo
Delco Radio
Anderson Delco Remy
Guide Detroit
Lamp
Frank Teague
American Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Kenneth Robertson
Herald
China detonates first atomic bomb sparks international reaction
News agencies report Communist China claiming to have exploded its first nuclear device near Sinkiang. The event prompted Johnson to call it a tragedy for China, while London diplomats linked it to Khrushchev's ousting. A Western police report in Washington noted a minor collision injuring Patrolman Hobart Chandler.
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Tokyo
UPI
China
Johnson
London
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Sowank Tlatan
Hobart Chandler
Coventry Dr
Washington
United States
Chi
Ruth R. Brooks
Seymour
Lind
Khrushchev
Moscow
Tass
Peking
Foreign Ministry
Red China
Goldwater Urges Freedom and Election Safeguards
Senator Barry Goldwater campaigns in Chicago stressing freedom of association and speech. He defends Operation Eagle Eye to curb illegal voting while pledging a nationwide effort and noting threats to liberty. crowd of 200 boos and signs greet him at a downtown hotel.
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Chandler
Madison
Sioux City
Goldwater
County Republicn
Myron Seybert
Freedom
Harry Forse
Anderson
Seenniafa
Rennhlis
Chicago
William Recob
Eagle Eye
Breese
Madison County
Muncie
Ind
UPI
Delalot
Sware County
Indiana
John E. Mitchell
Mr.j
Indiana Flood Control
Saiq
Eagle Eye Lion
White House
Area Grid Scores From Local Matches
Area high school football scores show Madison Heights blanking New Castle 0 while Elwood tops Peru 19 7 Bluffton defeats Highland 28 21 and Tipton edges Alexandria 6 Lebanon beats Noblesville 19 26 setting a busy Friday grid.
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Madison Heights
New Castle
Elwood
Peru
Bluffton
Highland c
Tipton
Alexandria
Lebanon
Noblesville
Methodists Prepare To Place Spire On Church Tower
First Methodist Church officials announce street closures on Jacks 1 Street next Wednesday and Thursday between 12th and 14th Streets to permit crane work for placing the church spire atop the tower. The 50-foot boom will be assembled Wednesday, gantry removed, and the spire hoisted at 6 am Thursday. The Indianapolis steel company manufactures the spire and it will be delivered by truck Wednesday evening.
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First Methodist Church
Jacks 1
Indianapolis Steel Company
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
New births listed from St John s Hospital and Community Hospital. Families include Whitaker, Smith, Williams, Shelton, Swango, Hastings, Hosier, Gillman, Goodman, Burford with infants of both genders at multiple addresses in Anderson and nearby towns.
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Anderson
St. John’s Hospital
Jerry Whitaker
Tamarack
Community Hospital
Hugh Smith
Laurel
William Kelliams
Costello
Harry Shelton
W. Cross St
Arnold Swango
Crystal St
David Hastings
Markleville
Kenneth Hosier
R. Michael Gilman
Summitville
Cletus Goodman
Arrow Ave
Ronald Burford
6Th St
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Anderson Public
G. E. Ebbertt
Earl Emerson
Forest Hills School
Russell Davis
Joe Cox
Lowell LaGarde
Carl D. Cleaver
Anderson Board of School
Roger D. Branigin
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
French Lick
Branigin
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
State Chamber
Fortune Magazine
UPD
Walter W. Jenkins
Jimony
Secret Service
Washington Metropolitan
William Miller
Larry Goldwater
Indianapolis
Chevrolet
Marion Fisher Body
Muncie Chevrolet
Delco Battery
Central Foundry
Ja Kerani
AMC
Ruth Brooks
Rt. 1
Blast
Viel Watlulle
Communist New China
Loe Wessen Teri
Wile
Soviet Union
Sinkiang
Goldwater Stresses Association Freedom
AL Wuwasuette
Deiclared
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Lbs
Will
Arizona
Iowa
Sioux Falls
S.C
Milson
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
No. 10
Downing Street
of Commons
Wilson
Forse
LCS
Britain
House of Commons
Labor
Nation
Queen Elizabeth
Patrick Gordon Walker
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