Anderson City Council OKs tax levy and budget cuts
In a long session the Anderson City Council approved a third reading of a tax measure totaling 2 489 281 97 dollars, lowering the rate from 2 22 to 2 17 per 100 of property value. The council also approved eight budget cuts including 3 000 from insurance and 20 000 from garbage and trash, with the revised budget now slated for state and county review.
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Local 10 Year Old Girl Critical After Bicycle Crash
Anderson girl aged 10 is listed in critical condition at Riley Memorial Hospital Indianapolis after a bicycle collision with a car. Jane Pierce suffered skull fracture and internal injuries when handlebars on the bicycle she rode hit a car driven by William H Epperly Jr. De loris Acree also 10 pedaled the bicycle and was treated and released.
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Riley Memorial Hosital
Indianapolis
Jane Pierce
William H. Epperly Jr
Euclid
Deloris Acree
Commissioners Authorize Two New Bridges in Madison County
The Madison County Board of Commissioners announces plans for two bridges. One spans Stony Creek on County Road 925 W north of Lapel, the other on County Road 400 N near 400 W. Martin Milling handles engineering. After plans are drawn, costs will go to the commissioners before seeking council funding.
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Madison County
John Manship
Stony Creek
Lapel
Martin Milling
Goldwater Attacks LBJ on Race Trouble Policy
Newport Beach Calif RP Sen Barry Goldwaters campaign director said Monday the Republican nominee will not seek political capital from racial violence but leadership from the White House could stop it. Kitchel noted Philadelphia riots may have political implications though impact on the race is unclear.
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Ison Kitchel
Philadelphia
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California
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Johnson
Violence hits Viet Nam strategy in new upheaval
Saigon reports say South Viet Nam turmoil and mob violence delayed U.S. aided war effort by about two months. The shift followed Diem ouster last November and Khanh's coup January 30, as U S manpower rose to 20 000 and daily spending to near two million dollars.
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Ngo Dinh Diem
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United States
Viet Nam
Pope Paul VI Plans Jerusalem Center For Comparative Theology
A high Vatican source says Pope Paul VI will establish a permanent center in Jerusalem for comparative theology to promote Christian unity. The personal project follows his January meeting with Orthodox Patriarch Athenagoras and comes after a visit to the Holy Land.
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Fifth Grader Shows Grand Champ Steer
Pamela Jo English, 10, of Clayton won Indiana State Fair grand champion steer with a 962 pound Aberdeen Angus named Sharon. Jim Clark, 16, Monon, exhibited the reserve grand champion Hereford. Pamela plans to use the sale proceeds for her grandmother and college funds, while Clark aims for another steer and college.
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Pamela Jo
Clayton
Sharonmere
Val Brungardt
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Pamela
Amo
Jim Clark
Monon
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Jill Jordan
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Donald Scherer
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Fowler
Police raid Negro freedom movement HQ. leader arrested
A 100 strong Philadelphia police squad raided the nationalist movement center in North Philadelphia seizing gas bomb materials and a loaded revolver. The raid, targeting alleged outside agitators amid rioting, led to the arrest of spiritual leader Shaykh Muhammad while Mayor Tate kept streets closed for days.
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James H. J. Tate
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Crumlish
Makarios Seeks Backing From Nasser After Cyprus Accord
Greek Cypriot President Makarios completed a mission to the United Arab Republic seeking support for his cause. Reports say Nasser pledged moral or military backing, including potential bases and hardware if Cyprus is attacked, with conditions on demilitarization and British bases.
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Weather Clime Outlook Mostly Sunny With Warm Temperatures
Sunny and warm conditions persist with continued warmth into Wednesday. Skies show some cloudiness and highs near the upper 80s with cool nights in the 50s and a 60s mention. Sunset and sunrise times are noted for planning.
Theft Charges Filed In City Court Against 2 Residents
Preliminary theft charges were filed in City Court against John L. Turner and Marion L. Barnes both 31 and 37 of 615 Delaware St. The theft involved copper wire from a local rail road. The complaint was reported Sunday around 10 30 p m.
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Delaware St
Marion Leroy Barnes
Raymond B. Arline
Louise St
Doyle Matheney
St. John’s Hospital
Sun Valley Speedway
East Maplewood Cemetery
Plan fund dinner in Indianapolis with Tower as speaker
Republican State Chairman Robert N. Stewart announced a $100 a plate fund raising dinner set for October 1 in Indianapolis. U.S. Senator John G. Tower of Texas is listed as the speaker.
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Texas
Bontrager Attacks Hartke in Madison County Picnic Speech
State Senator D. Russell Bontrager of Elkhart addressed about 500 Republicans at a Madison County picnic in Alexandria raising the 1964 election issues. He blasted Hartke and Democratic policy, urging Goldwater and GOP candidates to restore fiscal restraint, law and order, and constitutional freedoms while condemning social security funding and foreign aid.
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Ax slaying in Indianapolis area prompts fingerprint search
Police identify a mutilated ax hacked burned body found northeast of Indianapolis. Investigators seek matches in local, state, and FBI fingerprint files after eight prints were taken as they probe a possible sex deviate suspect. body found Saturday. clothing missing from lower half.
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FBI
Washington, D.C
Farm Prices Decline 1 Percent in August
The Agriculture Department reports farm prices for crops and livestock dropped one per cent in the month ending August 15, leaving prices 4 per cent below a year ago and the lowest for August since 1955. Hog prices averaged 15.60 per hundredweight, down from 15.90 in July.
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Education teachers urged to foster values and knowledge
TwoMidwestern educatorsDr W Lee Martin of Indiana University and Dr Arlo L Schilling of North Central College spoke to 650 Anderson Public Schools teachers on Organization Day urging emphasis on human dignity moral values and deep subject mastery The week long activities began with tours of local businesses and industries and will continue with in building work and campus events Please Turn to Page 2 Column 1
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CIA funds channeled through New York foundation named by Patman
At a House hearing, CIA admitted using the J. M. Kaplan Fund to dispense secret money. IRS officials confirmed the link while auditing the fund for tax exemption. Rep. Roosevelt challenged IRS on missing details about eight other foundations tied to Kaplan. The subcommittee probes 15,000 foundations and possible dummy corporations. The Kaplan Fund and its NY backers refused comment.
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D-Calif
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GM UAW sign extension to September 9 deadline
Representatives of United Auto Workers Locals 662 and 663 for Delco Remy and Guide Lamp Division plants signed a contract extension keeping the current agreement in force until midnight September 9. A parallel national extension was reached in Detroit. Negotiations continue locally and in Detroit with discussions on economic provisions and other issues.
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Delco-Remy and
Guide Lamp Division
Detroit
Norton quits Madison Co attorney post shocks board
William J. Norton resigned as county attorney fueling surprise among the Madison County Board of Commissioners. Har ld Foust Ralph McCord and John R Walsh were tied to possible successors amid a contested Democratic primary and unanswered questions about allegiance and timing.
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Board of County Commissioners
Harold Foust
Ralph McCord
Everett Stottlemeyer
Foust
Middle District
Stottlemeyer
Stottlemyer
McCord
Congress In Slow Start As Health Care Fight Looms
Congress opened a slow postconvention session with Senate leaders predicting a long run into October. Debate centered on a Social Security health care proposal for the elderly, with House backed legislation under reconsideration and opposition from Rep. Wilbur Mills. A revised King-Anderson plan raised benefits and revised financing and nursing home coverage as talks continued.
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D-Ark
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Three Hoosier Men Die in Ohio Crashes
Two Indiana brothers from near Grabill, Marion Rediger 17 and Donald Rediger 22, were killed when their car crossed the centerline and struck a semi on U S 6 near Bryan Ohio. The younger Rediger apparently fell asleep at the wheel. the truck driver survived.
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Donald Rediger
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New Arrivals in Anderson Footnotes of newborns listed by families
New births announced in Anderson from St John s Hospital and Community Hospital. Names and addresses appear for each family with babies born: several girls and boys, including Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stanley Rt 4 a girl and Mr. and Mrs Willie Anderson 1631 W 19th St a boy. Other infants listed with homes in Alexandria Daleville Summitville and more.
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Willie Anderson
19Th St
Community Hospital
John Thompson
Alexandria
Robert Bedwell
Madison Ave
David Holt
Johnson Ave
Howard Hart, Jr
Broadway
William Foster
Bill Yattan
Daleville
Fred Maynard
David York
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