Wallace faces renewed desegregation push across Alabama
As federal court orders push Birmingham Tuskegee Huntsville and Mobile to admit Black students Gov. Wallace defends segregation pledges while awaiting court actions. Riots erupt in Birmingham after a bomb at Arthur Shores home. one man killed and 19 injured. Mobile proceeds with Murphy High two Negro students registered but not yet in.
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Mobile
King
Martin la King Jr
Atlanta
Kennedy
Birmingham
Murphy High School
FBI
Justice Department
Huntsville
Mark Starburnt
St. Joseph Mission Catholic School
Tuskegee
The
Elemen
Murphy High
Board of Education
Arthur Shores
John D. Coley
Robert C. Arthur
Ande Chamber Tax Research Committee Headed by Hovermale
Representatives of the Ande Chamber of Commerce Tax Research Committee, led by William Hovermale, convene to discuss fiscal policy and potential reforms affecting local businesses. The group weighs proposed changes, seeking guidance for business leaders.
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Ande Chamber of Commerce Tax Research Committee
William Hovermale
Nation tangle over Middle East policy sparks tax and school funding clash
In a heated debate Mansfield warned that granting reservations could trigger ripple demands from signers while Russia could press for further shifts. The piece also notes Indiana fare road work and Republican critique of Welsh with claims of illegal property tax hikes to stave off school bankruptcies.
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Indiana
Robert N. Stewart
Welsh
Stewart
Five district reorganization plan outlined for county
A proposed five district reorganization splits Boone, DUCK Creek, Pipe Creek, Elwood, Jackson and Stony Creek townships into Northwest West Central and South areas. Valuations range from $7.25 million to $24.70 million with daily attendances from 1,118 to 3,813 and per capita values around $6,000. Officials say the plan is a starting point and may change to fit community needs. Meetings will gather input on possible school boundary changes within any reorganized system.
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Duck Creek
Pipe Creek
Elwood
Jackson
Stony Creek
Green
Fall Creek
Adams
County trims levy. review by tax boards underway
The county council reduced the current levy of 6.60 and will face review by the County Tax Adjustment Board next week, with final state board review forthcoming. George Early chaired the sessions as representatives from various groups attended over the three days.
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County Tax Adjustment Board
State Board of Tax Commissioners
George Early
Keeler affair and Profumo scandal recalled in 1960s case
The article recounts the Christine Keeler vulnerabilities and the Ward case tied to John Profumo. It notes that the Gordon affair involved accusations of breaking into an apartment, firing a pistol, and assault leading to a conviction later reversed on new evidence. The piece also covers responses to bank interest rate policy in Indiana with quotes from Jon E. Gates and various bankers.
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Miss Keeler
Gordon
Ward
Society Osteopath
Mandy Rice-Davies
London
John Profumo
Britain
Profumo
Eugene Ivanov
Soviet Union
Ivanov-Keeler
Profumo Thian
Macmillan
Lord Denning
Indiana
Jon E. Gates
Columbia City
Gates
Indiana needs higher rates to keep savings in state
Dean Thomas T. Murphy of Notre Dame says the interest rate hike is needed to spur Indiana's economy as citizens face stronger savings competition from neighboring states. He cites Federal Reserve data showing Indiana time deposits rose 6.7 percent last year versus 18.7 percent nationally and sharper gains in Illinois 26.6 percent Michigan 19.6 percent and Kentucky 22.4 percent.
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S. E. Lauthen
Irwin Union Trust Co
Columbus
Donnelly P. McDonald Jr
People Trust and Savings Co
Fort Wayne
Indiana
McDonald
Philip H. Willkie
Rushville
Deane E. Walker
Culver
Albert J. Wedeking
Dale
State Highway Commission
Walker
Wedeking
Perry
Spencer
Dubois
Pike
Madison
New Albany
Kentucky
Lake County
Chicago
Thomas T. Murphy
University of Notre Dame
College of Business Administration
Federal Reserve System
Murphy
Illinois
Michigan
Goldwater Urges Cuba Withdrawal Acknowledging Soviet Presence
Goldwater warned Russia could pull out troops and weapons in Cuba within months, arguing a withdrawal would make the treaty proposal acceptable to critics. Kennedy noted a decline in Cuban-based troops from an estimated 17,000, stressing remaining forces focus on training while Russia still concerns the United States.
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Anderson Herald Miday
Mansfield
Russia
United States
Greece
Turkey
Berlin
Egypt
Palestine
Israel
Pakistan
India
Kashmir
Cuba
Kennedy
Goldwater
Senate
AHBA to showcase 20 new homes in eighth Parade of Homes
The Home Builders Association of Indiana presents 20 new homes this weekend and next weekend as part of its eighth Parade of Homes. Honored guests at tonight's dinner include Walter Leonard, president, and Robert Brown, executive secretary, along with city officials.
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AHBA
Walter Leonard
Home Builders Association of Indiana
Robert Brown
Indianapolis
Court declines review of annexation appeal
Creagmile states the state court will not review an appeal against annexation of Anderson Township areas to the City of Anderson. He notes the state election body governs all elections in Indiana and referred voter status questions to that body. A decision on voter status is needed before the November municipal election in Anderson.
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Anderson Township
Anderson
Creagmile
Indiana
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