Goldwater Warns on Government Legislation of Morality
In Minneapolis Barry Goldwater, amid a campaign swing, charged the federal government with inciting hatred and violence by attempting to legislate morality in civil rights. He avoided some pointed lines, but said stronger action risks worsening tensions and unrest.
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Minneapolis
Minn
UPL
Barry M. Goldwater
Wan
Arizona
Johnson
Goldwater
Paul F. Wagner
Ind. 69
C.C.C. and
St. Louis
Country Clubview
E. 38Th St
Scatterfield
Helena Ave
Fire Dept
Municipal Light Utility
County Council Cuts Payroll Hike Requests
Madison County Council finished a three day budget hearing cutting about 100000 from the 1965 county and welfare budget of 4021956. Reductions of about 49000 in the first two days were followed by nearly 50000 more on Wednesday.
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Madison County Council
Truman Swain
Lester Sigler
Loren McDaniel
Christine McCormick
George Earley
Clifford Drake
Marion Hurst
Dale Bright
Carl T. Smith
Herald
George Arly
Anderson Chamber of Commerce Tax Research Committee
William Hovermale
Farm City Banquet Set For Oct 14
The annual Farm City Banquet co hosted by the Madison County Farm Bureau and the Anderson Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee will be Oct 14 at the YMCA at 6:30 p.m. Dr Don Paarlberg of Purdue University is the scheduled speaker with entertainment planned.
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Madison County Farm Bureau
Agriculture Committee
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
YMCA
Madison County
County Calm Bureau
Township Farm Bureau
Chamber
Anderson Ymca
Don Paarlberg
Purdue University and Entertainment
Riot at Indiana Girls School Injures Two
At Clermont Indiana two inmates were hurt as 23 girls in the only security cottage plotted a planned escape from the state facility. State police replied with armed units, roving patrols, and dormitory escorts as over 50 officers restored order.
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Clermont
Ind
Indiana Girls School
Indianapolis
Donald Phillips
State Department of ‘ Correction
Phillips
Marion County Sheriff
Marvin Pope
Frieda Lyda
Largest Freshman Class Due At AC Opens Orientation Week
Anderson College prepares for likely record freshman enrollment with orientation starting Saturday in Music Hall and activities across the campus. President Robert H. Reardon speaks at 4 p.m., followed by a faculty reception, adviser meetings, and a testing program beginning Monday in Lewis Gym. Registration opens for new students midweek with classes starting Thursday at 7 a.m. The schedule includes counseling, curriculum planning, and various campus events through the week, including a candlelight dinner and the traditional Fresh Frolic.
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Anderson College
Robert H. Reardon
Music Hall
Norman Beard
OG. C. Lewis
Robert A. Nicholson
Church of God
Helen Holton
Public librarian tracks overdue book to Ankara
A Chigwell public librarian traced an overdue volume titled By Road to Turkey to a young borrower who had taken the book’s travel advice and was midway to Ankara with the book tucked under his arm.
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Chigwell
England
Essex
Turkey
Ankara
Three Thefts Reported Here
Three thefts were reported to the local police yesterday involving a watch a billfold and a wheelbarrow. Details were not available. Assistant Chief Arthur Chittick said he was unfamiliar with the cases and not aware of whether the thefts occurred. Police are investigating piggy banks taken from a home yesterday morning containing about $30. Detectives continue to investigate the slaying of Roy Turner aged 78 at 327 West 9th Street which occurred Tuesday. Assistant Chief Chittick said several suspects were questioned yesterday and all possible suspects were released.
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Arthur Chittick
W. 9Th &T
Chittick
Weatherman Sees Relief From Heat
A cooling trend is forecast for Indiana after days of extreme heat. Highs are projected in the 70s to low 80s across the state with cooler nights, while New Castle stockyards report steady activity and a continuing line of trucks awaiting hog and stock sales as cooler air moves in.
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Associated Press
Indiana
New Castle
Ind
Bill
Brooks
Muncie
Senate Cloture Vote Fails on Reapportionment Move
The Senate rejects a motion to delay court ordered reapportionment amid a partisan split over Dirksen’s amendment to tied up foreign aid legislation. Dirksen vows further attempts to attach the measure, while Democrats seek more debate before any vote, as discussion continues.
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Washington
Thej
Congress
State Senate
Thursby
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Senate
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Tabie Dirksen
Dirksen
Senate Reopens Baker Case With Payoff Charges
The Senate rules committee voted 7 to 5 to expand the Baker inquiry to include payoff allegations tied to a Washington Stadium contract. Sen. Williams charged Matthew McCloskey funneled 35 000 through Don Reynolds to an insurance bond, intensifying partisan scrutiny ahead of the 1960 election.
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Senate
Baker
Washington
UPI
Bobby Baker
Pat McNamara
D-Mich
Thruston
IB. Morton
R-Ky
Hugh i Scott
Mikel Mansfield
Laker
Sen
Scott
Rules Committee
Vttvrss
People of the Nation
New Baker
John J. Williams
Matthew McCloskey
Ireland
Democratic Party
Washington, D. C
Williams
Don B. Reynolds
Damonerate
Johnson Declares Path of Storm Disaster Area
Hurricane Dora pounded northern Florida causing extensive damage and displacing thousands in an eight county area around Jacksonville. The federal government released surplus goods to feed about 12,000 evacuees as reports of destruction spread from the Georgia coast to St. Augustine.
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Dora
Florida
St. Augustine
Jacksonville
Appalachicala
Cedar Key
Pensacola
Sarasota
Georgia
Reuther Set to Join Ford Negotiations in Auto Talks
UAW President Walter P. Reuther scheduled to take a hands on role in Ford talks as Chrysler and UAW negotiators wrap up details of a three year agreement. Industry sources foresee a similar settlement at Ford with pensions up to 400 a month at 6 and expanded benefits. GM faces potential nationwide strike harming the economy with 354000 GM workers and high working condition tensions.
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UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
Fernandina Beach hit by Dora damage and evacuations
Dora pounded Fernandina Beach causing 40 homes damaged or destroyed and $4 million in losses. 20 to 25 auxiliary police patrolled flooded areas to deter looting as 25 foot waves eroded foundations. Georgia sent 140 National Guardsmen to Brunswick after heavy destruction. Hurricane warnings extended along Florida and Gulf Coast states.
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Fernandina Beach
Jacksonville Beach
Fernandina
Georgia
Carl Sanders
Brunswick
Dora
Weather Bureau
Atlantic Coast
Florida
Cedar Key
Apalachicola
Apalachee Bay
Gulf Coast
Alabama
Three Guide Lamp workers receive promotions here
Fred L. Brower Jack P. Hoppes and Earl F. Marmon are promoted at Guide Lamp with Brower named assistant superintendent of production engineering in charge of plating Hoppes moving to the shipping department and Marmon taking general supervision of production and service orders Luther J Martin announced the moves Brower joined Guide Lamp in 1938 and holds a Purdue chemical engineering degree The article also notes adult class registrations at Anderson Public Schools with courses listed and dates for Thursday Monday and Tuesday sessions
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Guide Lamp
Fred L. Brower
Jack P. Hoppes
Earl F. Mar| Mon
Brower
Frank J. Rada
Hoppes
Order Department
Mar
Koppes
Anderson Public Schools
G.E. Ebhertt
New Arrivals Born at St John’s Hospital and Other Homes
Multiple newborns reported from St John’s Hospital and Community Hospital. A boy born to Mr. and Mrs. James Snowden of Chesterfield and a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Cunningham of Indianapolis. A boy to Mr. and Mrs. George King of 2228 McKinley St. A boy to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Semper of 317 EB 36th St. A girl to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mowery of 20 Coventry Dr. A girl to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eaton of 1208 W. 8th St. A boy to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Golden, Indianapolis, formerly of Alexandria, at Sir Francis Hospital. A girl to Mr. and Mrs. Byron Gene Walker of Rt. 4 at Ball Memorial Hospital in Muncie.
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St. John's Hospital
James Snowden
Chesterfield
Patrick Cunningham
Indianapolis
George King
McKinley St
Community Hospital
Jerry Sempercur
Vernon Mowery
Coventry Dr
Carl Eaton
Th St
Donald Golden
Alexandria
Sir Francis Hospital
Byron Gene Walker
Rt. 4
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
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Herman Sharritt
16Th St
Brentwood
Toemtes Teme Meee Sane
Ame
Lee Fidler
Marion Withers
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