Shirley Hobby Show awards highlight antique car winners
The Shirley Civic Improvement Association hosted a two day show with Lt. Gov. Richard Ristine presenting homecoming plaques and car trophies to William Judd Shirley Arthur Ridgeway Cambridge City and Cecil Monger Cam bridge City. Ristine also gave the sweepstake to Mrs. Nadeane Flora.
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Shirley
Shirley Civic Improvement Association
Shelter House
Richard Ristine
Myrtle Stewart
Charles Wilt
Leslie Chew
Madaline Harlan
Houston
Texas
William Judd
Ford
Arthur Ridgeway
Rt. 3
Pendleton
Cecil Monger
Cambridge City
Pontiac
Ristine
Nadeane Flora
Main Street
Park
Wilkinson High School
Wilkinson
Kalthy Jordan
Shirley Free
Queen
Shirley Lions ‘Club
Mellow
Hancock ‘County
Greenfield Fire Department
Shirley Fire Department
Tal
Methodists Reopen Debate On Hard Liquor Rules
In a broad review of abstinence standards, Methodist leaders question the rigid rule against intoxicating beverages while affirming overall discipline. A revised statement for the general convention explores moderating views amid varied church attitudes.
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Roger Burgess
Temperance and General Welfare
Methodist Church
United Presbyterian Church
Episcopal
United Church of Christ
Meany calls for extended jobs program and tax mix
AFL-CIO President George Meany urged Congress to extend and expand the accelerated public works program as essential alongside Kennedy’s tax cut. He warned the economy would slide into recession without both measures and said about four million job opportunities per year are needed 1963 through 1970. He proposed a $2 billion extension to sustain employment growth.
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Washington
UPI
AFL Clo
George Meany
Congress
America
House Public Works Committee
Meany
Kennedy
National DC Oppose Public Works Plan
The US Chamber of Commerce opposed another public works program arguing it would threaten tax cuts and fail to create lasting jobs. Support came from municipal group officials and labor leader Arthur J. Holland and W A Boyle who said public works aid recovery and automation challenges.
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Washington
UPI
US Chamber of Commerce
John Blatnick
D-Minn
House Public Works Committee
Theron J. Rice
Chamber
House
Arthur J. Holland
Trenton
N.J
American Municipal Association
Holland
W. A. Boyle
United Mine Workers of America
Boyle
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C-C
French Lick, Ind
Indiana States Chamber of Commerce
Becky Cimp
Linda Palmer
Ethel Beeson
Urpha K. Orr
Beulah Reeves
N. Carney
Lois Benson
C. Walters
Ulpha K. Orr
Edwin Palmer
Gary Davisson
Charles Hartman
B. Ricks
L. Ayres
L. Oblemiller
Hobby
Ina Jessup
Chester. Maxwell
Madge Maxwell
Lucille Shaw
Judy Ayers
Ethel Kaufman
Nadeane Vangie Turner
Carolyn Rushton
Robert Wisehart
Jerry Pitts
Crystal Cook
Mary Harlan
Harriett Barnes
Harold Barnes
Wood
Ethyl Painter
Jimmy Estell
Zora Jones
Darlene McGinnis
W. L. Bowerman
Gene and
Judy Maxwell
Gaylen Reason
Vola Camplin
Jerry Glisson
Kenneth Ray
Ralph Wisehart
Jimmy Jackson
Robert Williams
Jack Miller
Terry Reason
Ethyl Bainter
Daisy Collins
Madaleine Shaw
Hugh McGinnis
Joe Rushton
David Estell
Beese
Woodlawn Stables
Russell Orr
Gold Ladies
Barbara Daum
Indianapolis
Kenneth Bowman
Anderson
Methodists
George W. Cornell
Muaui
Wesley Shef
Jo Field
Wesley Colseph Gambatese
Colllege
Grand Forks
John Wesley
John Hatchett
Ad-Ider
South Bend
Ind
Edwards Iron Works
United, Auto Workers Union
Chrysanthemums J Anderson Memorial PLC
Beamy Beast Technicolor
S U
Bob Cummings
Moeovit Ngiong Arate
Nan “Aynerte Funicbild
Audrey
Hepburns Academy
Awann
Metro-Goldhyr
C Brando
Trevor Howard
Richard Harris
Paqunive
Gary Cooper
Cordura
Tom and Jerry
Tipton
New Castle
Kikihawen
Boy Scout Council
Robert DeNoon
Caribou
Phil Roudhbush
Jack van Horn
Channel 4
Stoney
Burke
Jack Lord
Bob & Ina Littrell
ST. RD
Markleville
Daniel O. Kreitzman
Diana Public Service Co
Leure Jan
1Ervige CO
Wills
St. Conservation
Bea “Hl Mitchell
W. 8Th St
Anders
CXF
Chris Day
National DC
National Newspaper Week
Frankenfergy
Bill Jackson
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