Budget Director hints at $8 billion economy drive
The Budget Director indicates a plan to trim about eight billion dollars to ease pressure on prices. The President orders overtime cuts to 25 percent below 1966 levels, affecting all government workers not linked to Viet Nam. Schultsze offers no savings estimate while Congress weighs delaying capital spending and extending tax credits for business investments is under review by Treasury Secretary Forder.
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Butget
Gare
Aoe
Schultze
House
Ways and Means
Treasury
Henry H. Forder
Annual ESPCA Meeting Held in Hartford
The 33rd ESPCA annual meeting in Hartford featured Forrest E. Duncan Jr. delivering the general report, nominating committee recommendations, and director relections for Alvin Hoot and Van Eller. Awards for achievement were presented by Van Eller and Marion A. Clawson Jr. Speakers noted Farm Credit Board member Marion A. Clawson Sr. addressed the group briefly before luncheon at the National Guard Armory, then Dr. John H. Furbay spoke on Countdown For Tomorrow. The association serves about 500 farm families in Adams Blackford Delaware Grant Hamilton Jay Madison Randolph Tipton and Wells counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford City
Forrest E. Duncan Jr
Knox
Blackford County
Alvin Hoo |T
Bluffton
van Eller
Marion A. Clanton Jr
Eaton
Maison County
Susan Valentine
Carroll Valentine
Elwood
Marion A. Clawson Sr
Farm Credit Board of Directors
National Guard |Fi ‘Armory
John H. Furbay
Adams
Blackford
Delaware
Grant
Hamilton
Jay
Madison
Randolph
Tipton
Wells County
Gemini 11 mission plan shows US space ambitions and risks
Report discusses Gemini 11 pilots Charles Conrad Jr and James Lovell as they test docking with an Agena target and practice maneuvers to save fuel and enable future space rescue. It mentions lunar mission concepts, rendezvous procedures, and the broader aim of making humans more capable in space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mape Rene
Earth
Charles Conrad Jr
Casey Cabsster
Space
U.S
Moon
Gordon
Sfoe
Spo
Cape Kennedy
Titan
Conrad
Mansfield bids to end shadow filibuster over rights bill
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield moves to end the shadow filibuster and force a vote on civil rights with Dirksen saying the move will fail. The bill faces opposition over housing provisions seen as unconstitutional while Koch and others weigh continued debate and potential cloture petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rdon
Chicago
St. Mary
Ake
Landeline
Jon
Philip A.aid Koch
Hart
D-Mich
Senate
House
Chice
Mansfield
Audi Arabia
Harold M. Koch
Nam
Manel Sai
Viet Nam
Johnson
Tass
Koch
U.S
Soviet Union
Lee
Jervey Donald
Kennedy
Washington
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Wadnonav
Port Te Vance
Dirksen
Dheir Sos
Bartholomew County covered bridge moved to Mill Race Park
Bartholomew County's last covered bridge was relocated Monday from its original site four miles southeast of Columbus to Mill Race Park on White River. The structure now spans two lagoons and will serve pedestrian and vehicular traffic. the move cost about 120000 dollars funded by public donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uumbus
Ind
Bartholomew County
Aill Race Park
White River
Coambus
Clifty ‘Eek
Columbus
Mill Race Park
Board Works Seeks Dust Free Street Paving Plan
The works board discusses chip and seal streets as the best method to eliminate dust and reopen roads when regular paving gear is unavailable. They note sewer projects near Anderson are largely complete with remaining tasks minor, and some areas will require more work before paving to address cratered sections. Walter Bagot details ongoing county projects and urges residents to understand the scope and timelines involved. Funeral arrangements and obituaries for Walter Bagot are listed, with services scheduled and burial plans noted.
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Seal Street
Mitchell
Stark | Co
Tses
Ont
F Works
Anderson
School enrollment by grade and local senior highs
The article lists school rosters with per room counts for Shadeland Southview Tenth Street and Twenty Fifth Street Schools. It provides totals by grade for Madison Heights Junior High and two senior high schools Anderson and Madison Heights, plus kindergarten totals and Bahrain currency news. It notes classes by grade, and public hearings schedules in Madison County.
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Shadeland School
Southview School
Tenth Street
Fifth Street
Stu
Madison Eights Junior High
South Side
Anderson
Peelal
Lalumber
Sudents
Charles E. Sykora Dies After Illness in Elwood
Charles E. Sykora 70 of 217 N Ninth Street Elwood died Sunday morning after a year long illness. Funeral arrangements note Rev Roscoe Pheneger of Grace Methodist Church officiating and Elwood City Cemetery burial. He was born in Chicago July 14 1886, son of John and Alvina Sykora. Survived by widow Sylvia Kratky Sykora a daughter Mrs John Welcher two brothers John and Joseph Sykora and three grandchildren, with services at the funeral home ongoing.
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Charles E. Sykora
Elwood
Charles E.kora
N. 9Th St
Wood
Roscoe Pheneger
Grace “Methodist Church
Elwood City
T He Funeral Home
Mr. Sykora
Chicago
John
Alvina Sykora
Prairie State Masonic Lodge
Quincy
Sylvia Kratky Sykora
John Welcher
Ell' Swood
Joseph Sykora
Berwyn
Ill
Minnie May Beekman
Sherman St
Baker Brothers Funeral
John Siner
First Methodist Church
ML Bana
Fueral
Beekmanded
Rahbek
Sane Sas
Dee 15
Ortatha
Muncie
Woodrow Ian
Michigan
Fred Beekman
Shelby
Stocks Rise Amid Mixed Proposals and Activity
Trading focused on policy proposals and year totals with 1 090 issued gains and 202 declines. Volume reached 6.78 million shares, about 8 million value, led by 15 volume leaders advancing together. Corporate bonds held a higher balance as the market showed varied momentum.
Rhodesia crisis tests British pledge on majority rule
The article notes Prime Minister Wilson insisting Britain cannot commit to a fixed timetable for African majority rule in Rhodesia. It highlights Ian Smith's stance against British military action and outlines possible measures and international reactions alongside a separate report from Saigon on U.S. troop limits in downtown Saigon as the Vietnam conflict continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Rhodesia
Britain
Ian Smith
Woman Leader Motivates District Contest for Congress
The article describes Mrs. Peterson leading a movement highlighting spiritual and moral values in the district congressional race. Mrs.Greenaer notes the jail balance, suggesting larger states could decide control, while Wicker and Wilma Bowman emerge as House candidates linked to local Baptist Church and community figures Allis of Anderson and M. Seybert, Madison County chairman, amid the election discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Bow
Greenaer
House
Wicker
Wilma Bowman
Baptist Church
Maryot Sopeer
Allis
Anderson
M. Seybert
Madison County
East Side Club outlines community projects and leadership
A East Side Club article notes a large number of east side community improvement projects and lists supporters. It names Anderson Dr, L. Edwards as secretary, Earl Hull as sergeant at arms, and mentions that board members are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side Club
Page One
East Side
Anderson Dr
Een Wan
Ter L. Edwards
Earl Hull
Ams
Beekman and Beekman Rites and Local Obituaries
Obituaries from Anderson and nearby areas list Minnie Beekman of 2018 Sherman Street and John W. Burk among those remembered. The notices include funeral home arrangements, church affiliations, and family survivors across Indiana and Michigan, with details of services, interment, and calling hours. A Purdue Post note reports Dr. Benjamin C. Willis joining Purdue University Calumet as lecturer and in service teaching adviser.
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Purdue Post Lafayette
Ind
Chicago
Su|te
Purdue University Calumet Cai
Hami
Benjamin C. Willis
Lane
Porter Counties
Local man dies after illness. funeral planned in Wilkinson
Nearby counties report a long illness ending with a funeral service set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Center Chapel Funeral Home in Wilkinson with interment to follow at Mechanicsburg. Friends may view the deceased after 2 p.m. today. Survivors include widow Shirley, a daughter Eloise Smith of Shir, a brother Guy Hodson of Shir, and sisters Deta Riley of Shirley and Nellie…
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Mom
Center Chapel
and Son Funeral Home
Wilkinson
Mechanicsburg
Shirley
Ro Jars
Ert
Eloise) Smith
Shirl
Guy Hodson
Shir
Deta Riley
Nellie
Vietnam Combat Report Drives U.S. Air Cast Upbeat Tone
U S planes sustained pressure across Vietnam with a Friday Monday sequence reporting seven Viet Cong killed and two wounded in Saigon area terror attacks. In Hanoi the DMZ clash disrupted, while a Hanoi Radio broadcast said battles continued near the ceasefire line. A U S helicopter came under Viet Cong fire northwest of Saigon, one American killed and another wounded. Ground fighting in the South declined to scattered clashes as air operations intensified.
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U.S
Saigon
Hanoi
Dmz
Wit Nam
Ares
Are
Funeral Services for Roy McIntyre Held at Brown and Butz
Roy McIntyre born March 10 1919 in Burkeville Kentucky died recently after a mishap. Funeral at 1 30 p m Wednesday at Brown and Butz Funeral Home officiated by Rev Raymond Hines of Elwood Pilgrim Holiness Church. Burial in East Maplewood Anderson. He lived in the area 25 years and worked at East Side Jersey Dairy. The widow is McIntyre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown and Butz
Raymond Hines
Elwood
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ESPCA
Hartford
Mexico City
United States
Montreal
National
Canadian Pacific Railways
Alusvow
Uri
Injon
Ameri ‘Cian
Rais
Croe
Russia
Roma
HHH
Salt Lake City
Hubert H. Hum
Utah
Amerian Mining Congress
Madison County Association of
Eoit’s Stewarts
Stewart's
Stewart
Daleville
Germany
John A. Woods
Maynard R. Woods
Sheridan St
Kitzinger
Ft. Knox
Anderson High School
Warner Press
Bartholomew County Covered
Walter Bagot
Page One University School of Law
Bloomington
Phi Delta Theta
Phi Delta Y Phi Law
Anderton
Frances Morrison
Von
Walter M
Dena
Robert Fribley
East Maplewood
Jarry Hudson
Tarry
Winson
Irving Glazer
Tabet Wagner
Herman L. Hartzell
T Edward Welm
A. O. James
Morton J. J. MC ‘le
Carroll K. McCullough
Fitzgerald
Lloyd Rosenbaum
Myron B. Rey‘lds
Kenneth Ballinger
John « “Halle
Virgil Cook
August Devi
Fk” Gatgle Griffith Sr
Charles “Humfrey
Burton McCullough
T Iard Nesbitt
Shmeon Stewart
William Class
Elmo Funk
Leo Babb
Harry Kelly
Robert Shearer
Wade H. Free Jr
Robert W
Bahrain
Persian Gulf
Arthur
Aidt
Central Madison Council
Alexandria Community_ School Corporation
Anderson School
Alexandria
Elwood Aes
Pendleton Givit
Pendleton
Chesterfield Gil
Edgewood
Frankton
Gimeo
Ingalls
Lapel
Markleville
Orestes
Summitville
Anderson Chamber of Commerce Tax/ Research Committee
Suu
Ee Ee Sisce
Formwe Econonics Minter Trea van van
Diem
Congress
New York
Sphenge
Scatterfield Rd
State Rd
Marathon
Texaco
Anna Mae
15Th St
Pointes-Pitre
Guadeloupe
South Viet Nam
Mryuwmen Accident ‘and Life Company
Crestview Chestrtald
Reeoy
Indiana School of
Indiana
Alice Burt
Fannie Roberson
Margarin
Ala
LC. May Funeral Home
Pendin
Johnn W. Burl
John W. Burk
Ethel Mormney
Walnut St
Yelock
Brown and Burz
Lester Bingham
Central Christian Church
Miller Cemetery
Middletown
Jarence Thomas
Clarence E. Thomas
Orchard Rd
First Methoodist
Harold E._ Rozelle
Thatchcot
Herron
Carbon- Sale
Ilier
Mile
Nathan
Irons Arts
Frovilion
Europe
I Y
Oxford
Cambridge
British Museum
Smassengill's
W. 11Th
Fredric J. James
Rengaine
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