GOP Official Predicts Party To Win South
Indianapolis AP report says John Grenier, Alabama Republican chair and RNC executive director, predicts a GOP sweep in the South on election day. He spoke after a regional workshop with Indiana Kentucky Illinois Michigan Wisconsin and West Virginia leaders. He touted ballot security and dismissed defections from Humphrey ticket.
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Indianapolis
Republican National Committee
South
John &. Grenier
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Grenier
Indiana
Kentucky
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Coldwater - Miller
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
Americans For
Democratic Action
Robert N. Stewart
Housing bill expands urban renewal and public housing units
The President outlined a $1 billion housing bill adding 37,500 new public housing units and urban renewal funding. It boosts FHA mortgage insurance limits on single family homes to 30,000 and allocates 50 million to spur owners to rehabilitate slum properties to prevent costlier renewals.
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Federal Housing Administration
Price Protest Arrest Made
Evansville police arrest a Plainville farmer at the Union Stockyards as the National Farm Association announces a new housing loan program. The act authorizes loans up to 10 000 for homes and 50 000 for nonresidential property with extended terms to 25 years at low interest, plus wider lending powers for savings banks and national banks within set limits.
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Ers
Livestock Boy
Indiana
Evansville
Dis
FHA
Senator Johnson cites invoice dispute and FBI inquiry
The report details Senator Johnson accusing McCloskey & Co. of overpayment on a 1960 invoice and forwarding funds to Reynolds Associates. It notes Williams pushing for a renewed Senate probe into Baker's outside business, Mansfield backing FBI involvement, and Keith’s arrest for disorderly conduct with a concealed weapon.
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McCloskey
Reynolds
Williams
McCloskey & Co
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hej
Baker
FBI
Hey
Carl C. Keith
Keith
Darwin Covert
Ted Wardrip
Mansfield
Sen
Livestock Holding
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Senate Reublican
Prices
Johnson
Dirksen
Obituaries and Funeral Notices from Anderson
Russell Dilts 61 of 22 Coventry Dr died Wednesday at St Johns Hospital after illness. Survived by widow Marie, brother Terrell of Anderson, sister Mary Maze Fort Wayne, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Friday Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home. Masonic services 8:30 p.m. Friday. Cremation at Washington Park Cemetery. Ethel Boyle Rt 5 died Tuesday at Community Hospital after extended illness. Survived by son George, granddaughter Mrs Charles Stephenson Middletown, grandson Richard Anderson. Service in Mattoon Illinois today. James Boicourt final rites today 3 p.m. Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home. Burial East Maplewood Cemetery. Infant Michael Scott Servies funeral 1 p.m. Baker Brothers Funeral Home East Side Church of God officiating. Nova Tate service 1 p.m. today at Home. Charles A Hutcheson final services 9:30 a.m. Baker Brothers Funeral Home officiated by Rev P A Dixon Freewill Baptist Church. Burial Boone Hutcheson Cemetery Reelsville.
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Russell Dilts
H. Russell Dilts
Coventry Dr
St. John's Hospital
Delco-Remy
Mt. Moriah
Masonic Lodge
Indianapolis
Scottish Rite
Marie
Terrell
Anderson
Mary Maze
Fort Wayne
Harold E. Rozelle
Pastal Christian Church
Washington Park
Jadan
M&s
Ethel Boyle
Rt. 5
Community Hospital
Mattoon
Ill
George
Charles Stephenson
Middletown
Richard
Nuckols and
James Boicourt
Nea
Fairview Baptist Church
Richmond
East Maplewood Cemetery
Iservies
Michael Scott Servies
Frederick Servies
Henry St
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
William Barker
East Side
Charles Hutcheson
Charles A
Butch) Hutcheson
Baker Brothers Funeral
P. A. Dixon
Freewill ‘Baptist Church
Boone - Hutcheson
Reelsville
AL Dive
Gracie
Cumberlands
York
Three Forks of the Wale
Will York
Wolf Run
Pail Mall Mountain
Thomas Jefferson York
Woodrow Wilson York
Pall Mall
Andrew Jackson York
Jamestown
Mary Alice Franklin
Ft. Campbell
George Edward Buxton York
Nashville
Betsy Ross Lowrey
Bowling Green
Alvin C. York Jr
Ind
Sam Houston York
America
Steven Hicklonoss
Hunt
Gary Kemp
Huntingsburg
Shaenifalizad
Ada Stottlemyer
Noblesville
Ada Mary Stottlemyer
Marion
Clarksville
William
Canton
Mina Buchanan
Greenwood
Azzie Commons
Evans - Godby - Trout
Brookside
Lapel
Suukietis
Wilson Library
Jeanne Hackleman
Jeanne Wilson
Hackleman
DelcoRemy
Pendleton
Ell Bright Funeral Home
Harold Motors Corporation
Chesterfield Chrif
Eisenhower
Anderson Memorial Park
Elementary library trends discussed by two publishers
About 17 000 students enter an elementary school library program as two professionals prepare afternoon talks. Mrs Frances McConnell a Ginn and Company consultant discusses reading instruction and Donald Haynes of Silver Burdett Company outlines a fusion plan for teaching social studies.
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Frances ‘McConnell
Ginn and Company
Donald Haynes
Silver- Burdett Company
York World Board Continues Battle Over Safety Board Actions
The Safety Board held a closed session Tuesday to decide penalties for Capt Estes and Lt Chappell amid disputes over NAACP representation claims. Witnesses say Rotruck denied an agreement. supporters recall statements about observer rights at prior meetings.
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Capt. Estes
Chappell
Safety Board
Rotruck
Satterwhite
NAACP
Wrecks and Deaths Mark Weekend Indiana Toll Rise
A chaotic string of highway crashes near Ind 234 and in other towns left 17 dead over the weekend. Donald Ball, 60, of Crawfords, died Tuesday night at a hospital in Indianapolis after a car fire and rollover. The week’s fatal count includes Doughboys eras veterans and locals, as authorities list rising casualties from Indiana roads.
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Donald Ball
Crawfords
Long
Indianapolis
Jamestown
Ball
State Revenue Department
York
Detail of Death Behind Venomy Lines Wins Hero York Rifle Triumph
York led a dangerous, secret operation behind enemy lines. He targeted machine gun nests and halted a German assault, killing 18 with a rifle, then swerving to pistol work to stop seven more. The German panic grew as 132 surrendered to the supporting machine guns.
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York
Chrysler output seen at record pace this month
Detroit reports that unless a strike hits Chrysler production will break records with September output forecast at 695000 units, up about 9000 from a year ago. Armour & Co leads new bid for Pure Oil at about 75 a share, while Western Canada Steel is found guilty of dumping in the Pacific Northwest, though the practice ceased last April.
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United Press International
Detroit
Chrysler
Chicago
Armour & Co
Pure Oil Co
Armour Group
Washington
Tariff Commission
Western Canada Steel, Ltd
Pacific Northwest
Javits Plan Would Offer Private Insurance Benefits
The agreement would secure about five Republican votes. Under Javits' plan, private insurers would jointly offer extra benefits including surgical fees under a group program at about $2 per week. The firm would be exempt from antitrust laws.
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Javits
GOP Opposes Social Security Increase and Senate Vote
The piece notes Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater opposing the plan to raise Social Security payments while the Senate contemplates an administration backed compromise. It highlights votes by Javits Keating Case Smith Kuchel and Lausche, with Mansfield signaling delays. It also covers local obituaries and library developments in Anderson and nearby areas.
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Arizona
Sauveys Voncouve Uouses
Goldwater
Scott Artz
Senate
Mike Mansfield
House
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Ways & Means
Albert Gore
D-Teun
Jacob K. Javits
Kenneth B. Keating
New York
Clifford Case
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Thomas H. Kuchel
Calif
Sen
Frank J. Lausche
Joy
New Library Policy Considered at Anderson College
Anderson College faces a critical library strain due to rising student enrollment and high use of Wilson Library. A proposed policy limits withdrawals to Saturday use by Madison County high school students during the school year while efforts aim to meet all resource needs within available College facilities.
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Madison County High School
Anderson College
Reardon
Wilson Library
Reardan
Catuedave Hetrnan Tha Hanes
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