GOP Official Predicts Party To Win South
Indianapolis AP reports RNC executive director John E. Grenier says the GOP will sweep the South in the upcoming election. He cites regional workshops with Indiana Kentucky Illinois Michigan Wisconsin and West Virginia leaders and says Humphrey's nomination cured defections.
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Indianapolis
Republican National Committee
South
John E. Grenier
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Grenier
Indiana
Kentucky
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Goldwater - Miller
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
Robert N. Stewart
Goldwater
Library trends topic discussion at elementary school event
An afternoon event features two speakers on reading and social studies teaching. Mrs Frances McConnell of Ginn and Company will discuss reading instruction, while Donald Haynes of Silver Burdett Company outlines a fusion plan for social studies.
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Frances McConnell
Ginn, and Company
Donald Haynes
Silver- Burdett Company
Yorks Death Leaves War Hero Grieving Widow and Family
World War I hero Alvin C York died after losing consciousness, survived by his widow Gracie and seven children. Born in 1887 in Wolf River country, York did not seek the spotlight after his war fame but remained connected to Pall Mall and nearby towns. He earned the Medal of Honor for actions on October 8 1918 as Allied forces pressed German lines.
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Gracie
Cumberlands
York
Three Forks of the West
Wolf Run
Pall Mall Mountain
Thomas Jefferson York
Woodrow Wilson York
Pall Mall
Andrew Jackson York
Jamestown
Mary Alice Franklin l
Ft. Campbell
George Edward Buxton York
Nashville
Betsy Ross Lowrey
Bowling Green
Alvin C. York Jr
Indianapolis
Ind
Sam Houston York
America
Wolf River Country
Destiny
York Leads Dangerous Rear Detail in Deserted Lines
Second wave troops leaped into shell craters and pinned down as York led a perilous rear detail. He threaded the line and, with 18 rifle shots, eliminated machine gun nests. Seven attackers closed in. he used a pistol to pick them off. Germans panicked, surrendering 132, while machine guns remained silent.
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York
Sient
New Housing Bill Expands Public Housing and Loans
The bill allocates 725 million for urban renewal and 37 500 new public housing units. FHA mortgage caps rise to 30 000 for one family homes. 50 million funds slum rehabilitation to deter costly renewals. 150 million for direct farm housing loans and 75 million for elderly home loans. Loans up to 10 000 for homes and 50 000 for nonresidential property. Savings and loan radius up to 100 miles. banks may lend 80 percent for 25 years.
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Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Safety Board delays penalties for Estes and Chappell
A closed Safety Board meeting set penalties for Capt. Estes and Lt. Chappell. Contention over NAACP representation arose after Rotruck’s alleged agreement, with Satterwhite and others asserting witness statements. Rotruck later said he could not recall the pledge amid past heavy attendance.
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Capt. Estes
Chappell
Safety Board
Rotruck
Satterwhite
NAACP
Estes and Chappell
Ronald Fletcher
Mr. Rotruck
Mr. Satterfield
Wrecks Claim Two More Lives In Indiana Crash Toll
Indiana’s 1964 highway toll rose to 17 after a weekend crash spree. Steven Ricklehoss 17 of Huntingburg died in Evansville Welborn Baptist Hospital from Saturday injuries after a car hit a tree in Ferdinand State Forest. Gary Kemp 18 of Huntingburg was killed in the Ferdinand crash. Donald Ball 60 of Crawfordsville died Tuesday at Long Hospital after his Saturday overturned car on Ind 234 near Jamestown. Four other youths were hospitalized.
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Indiana
Steven Ricklehoss
Huntingburg
Evansville
Welborn Baptist Hospital
Ferdinand State Forest
Gary Kemp
Donald Ball
Crawfordsville
Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Jamestown
Ball
State Revenue Department
Price Protest Arrest Made at Evansville Stockyards
Evansville police arrested Carl C. Keith at the Union Stockyards after finding him beating a livestock truck cab with a metal sign during a National Farmers Organization protest. Keith, 44, faces disorderly conduct and carrying a concealed weapon charges, a homemade ice pick like weapon with a T-shaped handle. The arrest marks the first linked to the nationwide livestock boycott that began Aug. 20 in 23 states aiming to raise prices.
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Evansville
Ind
Plainville
National Farmers Organization
Indiana
Carl C. Keith
Keith
Darwin Covert
Ted Wardrip
Chrysler output seen to set records despite strike risk
Detroit reports forecasted September production of 695000 units, up nearly 90000 from a year earlier, unless a strike halts output. Chicago notes Armour & Co leading a bid group for Pure Oil Co, offering about 75 dollars per Pure Oil share. Washington says Tariff Commission finds Western Canada Steel guilty of injurious steel dumping in the Pacific Northwest, with dumping having 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
News Steel
Pacific Northwest
Nixon faces clash as pension bill advances in Senate
The article details a heated Senate vote on a Social Security pension increase with President Kennedy claiming a victory while the House previously approved a 5 percent boost for 20 million recipients. Key Republicans Javits Keating Case Smith Kuchel and Senator Lausche opposed the bill. Gore proposes a $7 monthly rise plus medical protection for about 18 million seniors.
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Arizona
Goldwater
Prescott
Ariz
Senate
Mike Mansfield
House
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Ways& Means Committee
Albert Gore
D-Tonn
Jacob K. Javits
Kenneth B. Keating
New York
Clifford Case
N.J
Javits plan could push private insurers to offer extra benefits
The agreement would secure about five Republican votes for the plan. Under Javits' proposal private insurers would jointly offer additional benefits, including surgical fees, through a group program at roughly $2 more per week. The firm would be exempt from antitrust laws.
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Javits
Johnson Aims Probe Followed by Senate Debate on Invoices
In a Senate speech Johnson contended that McCloskey & Co was billed 109 205 60 by Don Reynolds Associates Inc and paid that amount, not 73 631 26. He said the matter has been referred to the Justice Department for investigation and urged an immediate reopening of Baker's outside business activities probe. Senate leaders discussed actions with Dirksen and Mansfield, while Mansfield noted plans to decide on a new Senate inquiry after FBI involvement.
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McCloskey
Reynolds
Sen. Williams
McCloskey & Co
Don Reynolds Associates, Inc
Williams
Senate
Baker
Mike Mansfield
Montana
FBI
Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Johnson
Dirksen
New Library Policy at Anderson College Cites Book Withdrawal Limits
Anderson College enacts a policy limiting withdrawal of books to Wilson Library. High school and other nonstudents may read on Saturdays in June through August and during winter breaks, but cannot withdraw books. The policy cites increased enrollment and space constraints, noting that only students may borrow.
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Madison County High School
Anderson College
Reardon
Wilson
Wilson Library
Anderson
Delco-Remy Division
General Motors Corporation
U. S. Printing Office
Lilly Endowment, Inc
Kellogg Foundation
Lilly
Obituaries of H Russell Dilts and others in Anderson
H Russell Dilts 61 of 820 Coventry Dr died Wednesday in St Johns Hospital after an illness. He worked 34 years at Delco Remy Plant 6 and was a Mason and Scottish Rite member. Surviving: widow Marie, brother Terrell, sister Mary Maze, nieces and nephews. Services Friday at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with cremation at Washington Park Cemetery. Mt Moriah Lodge to conduct services Friday evening.
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H. Russell Dilts
Coventry Dr
St. John’s Hospital
Delico-Remy’s
Mt. Moriah
Masonic Lodge
Indianapolis
Scottish Rite
Marie
Terrell
Anderson
Mary Maze
Fort Wayne
Harold E. Rozelle
Monroe Schuster
Central Christian Church
Washington Park Cemetery
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Obituary notices for Ada Mary Stottlemyer age 91 of Noblesville and others. Stottlemyer survived by four daughters three sons a sister and a brother with many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements and interment noted. Additional notices for Bernice R. Bloomer and Jeanne Hackleman give service times and burial locations in Indianapolis and Pendleton areas.
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Ada Stottlemyer
Noblesville
Ada Mary Stottlemyer
Marion
Clarksville
William
Canton
Mina Buchanan
Greenwood
Azzie Commons
Indianapolis
Evans - Godby - Trout
Brookside
Lapel
Fires Reported Within Four Minutes In Anderson
The Anderson Fire Department responded to two fires yesterday within four minutes. At 4 03 p m a shed at 2432 Chase St was extinguished by Companies 2 6 and 8 under Assistant Chief Jack Bowman. A second fire at 217 Park Ave was tackled by Companies 3 4 and 7 after crossing town. Andrew Carnegie donated 10 000 000 to Scottish colleges.
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Anderson Fire Department
Chase St
Jack Bowman
Park Ave
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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National Council of Teachers of English
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Middletown
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Nuckols and Carmichael Funeral Home
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Harold FE. Rozelle
Neal
Fairview Baptist Church
Richmond
East Maplewood Cemetery
Servies
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Frederick Servies
Henry St
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
William Barker
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Nova S Tate
Charles Hutcheson
Charles A. (Hutch) Hutcheson
P. A. Dixon
Freewill Baptist Church
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William Bloomer
Bernice R. Bloomer
Usher Funeral Home
Washington St
Crown Hill Cemetery
Jeanne Hackleman
Pendleton
Cornell Bright
Andrew Carnegie
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