Amendment Proposed On Reapportionment
Washington AP report on House and Senate actions over a constitutional reapportionment amendment. Senator Proxmire warns of futility despite House Rules Committee moves to advance the measure as the chamber adjourns for campaña trail time and Senate quorum remains elusive.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Rules Committee
William E. Proxmire
D-Wis
House
Proxmire
Senate
House Rules Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Judiciary Committee
Patman
Fat Overweight Galaxon Pill Guarantee Ad
An advertisement promotes Galaxon as a non prescription fat loss tablet. It guarantees money back if not satisfied and offers mail order through All Hang Drug Stores. The price is stated as $3.00 with a no questions asked return policy.
Pedestrian Hit By Car In Chesterfield
Max J. Boedt age 33 of Chesterfield was injured at 3 45 p m yesterday after darting in front of a car at Anderson Road and Charles Street. Wanda Garrett 25 of Chesterfield drove the vehicle. Boedt was taken to St Johns Hospital in satisfactory condition last night. Indiana State Police Trooper Baldwin investigated the accident.
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Max J. Boedt
Chesterfield
Anderson Rd
Charles St
Wanda Garrett
Boedt
St. John’s Hospital
Baldwin
Indiana State Police
Water Service Petition Opposed in Indianapolis Case
Indiana assistant public counselor Paul Hirsch urged the Indiana Public Service Commission to dismiss Indianapolis Water Co. petition to build a $725,000 well field and mains to serve Hamilton County area near 106th Street and College Avenue. He argued the plan lacks proof of public convenience and necessity and conflicts with one person one vote rulings by the Supreme Court.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Paul Hirsch
Indiana Public Service Commission
Indianapolis Water Co
Hamilton County
Tor
106Th St
College Ave
Hirsch
Goldwater Urges Democratic Shift in Southern Tour
Senator Goldwater’s southern swing paints a gradual party realignment as he praises Strom Thurmond, challenges Johnson’s Great Society, and accuses the administration of a cover up in the Bobby Baker case. He urges dissident Democrats to join the GOP and condemns federal farm policy.
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Senate
Thurmond
Goldwater
Arizona
Strom Thurmond
Woos Democrats
GOP
Greer
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
Southland
Johnson
Bobby Baker
Nation unveils space interception systems and over the horizon radar
President Johnson touts two new defense systems capable of intercepting armed satellites and notes operational readiness. He also describes installing over the horizon radar to detect missiles and aircraft within seconds, promising earlier warning and prudent retaliatory decisions during a Western trip highlighted by Portland and Sacramento appearances. Food intake per person in the U S rises at least 12 percent since WWII.
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Free World
Capitol
Johnson
Sacramento
Portland
Ore
Pacific Northwest
Pacific Southwest
Secret Service
Douglas unveils executive DC9 jet for long trips
Douglas Aircraft Corp. announces an executive version of the DC9 twin jet airliner. The plane carries 15 executives and can fly non stop transcontinental or over oceans.
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Long Beach
Calif
Edgewood Names Fred Yelton Jr. Town Attorney
The Edgewood town board appointed Fred Yelton Jr. as town attorney, noting his prior service on the Town Plan Commission and residency in Edgewood. Harold Anderson, Edgewood’s attorney since 1960, resigned recently. The town board’s proposed Civil Tax Rate was approved by the County Tax Adjustment Board, yielding a net rate of 5.34 dollars, down 29 cents from 1963. Street Commissioner Fred Duncan said repairs and patching continue and should finish soon.
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Edgewood
Countywide appeal co chairmen named for event
UF leaders Anderson School System and Gordon Sinclair join Richard Lewis of Johns Manville Alexandria plant Fred E Boze Delco Remy and Wilbur Martin of Anaconda Wire in leading the sixth countywide appeal. If rain falls the Four Saints will perform at Anderson High School gym.
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Anderson School System
Gordon Sinclair
Delco-Remy
Richard Lewis
Alexandria Johns - Manville
Fred E. Boze
Wilbur (Pick) Martin
Anaconda Wire and Cable Company
Anderson
Funk
Four Saints
Anderson High School
Birmingham Restaurant Refusal Sparks Civil Rights Suit
A Birmingham restaurant Ollie’s faced a civil rights challenge after owners refused service to a Black patron. A three judge panel warned Congress could overreach under Title II and cited danger to liberty and property rights while noting the nearby Atlanta ruling upheld public accommodations.
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Atlanta
Birmingham
U.S. Dist
Ae Seybourn H. Lynne
H. H. Grooms
Walter Gewin
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Congress
Ollie
Ollie McClung Sr
Ollie Jr
County Farmers Union Meets in Beulah Park Shelter
The Madison County Farmers Union gathered at Beulah Park shelter house in Alexandria Tuesday evening with Horace Somers presiding. Mrs. Davie Canaday led the devotions. A nominating committee of Ivan Moorman Charles Hurst Roy Scott and their spouses prepared a slate of officers. A separate committee for the October 15 tender ceremony at the 4 H Building in Alexandria includes Vera Hurst Ava Somers Florence Hosier Dovie Canaday Dorothy Moorman and Mary Lawler.
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Madison County Farmers Union
Beulah Park
Alexandria
Horace Somers
Davie Canaday
Ivan Moorman
Charles Hurst
Roy Scott
Vera Hurst
Ava Somers
Florence Hosier
Dovie Canaday
Dorothy Moorman
Mary Lawler
Michigan Long Distance Truck Lines Surpass Two Hundred
Detroit report notes more than 200 long distance truck lines operate in Michigan delivering goods across the state and beyond.
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Detroit
Michigan
Moose Lodge Plans Week Of Events And Outreach
The Moose Lodge met at the local hall on Tuesday. Guest night with Jim Connelly and orchestra is set for Saturday, Sept 26. October features Larry Meechem and ensemble. A short film and lecture covered the Muscular Dystrophy Association work. Members and nonmembers are urged to submit names and addresses of affected individuals to the lodge staff.
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Moose Lodge
Jim Connelly
Larry Meechem
Muscular Pe Sao Association
Moose
Ehrhart Guest Of Realtors At Noon Meeting
Anderson Board of Realtors hosts Howard V. Ehrhart chairman of the Anderson Board of Works as speaker at Farris Cafe. He discusses extending city services to outlying areas and cooperation with developers on subdivision expansion. Lee Paugh chairs the program and Robert Hodson presides.
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Anderson Board of Realtors
Frida
Farris Cafe
Howard V. Ehrhart
Anderson Board of Works
Lee Paugh
Robert Hodson
Red Cross announces new board members for three year terms
The Red Cross outlines its prisoner exchange activities with nations not recognized by the US government. New directors include Richard Cleaver of Elwood, Robert Frank re-elected, Mrs. Charles Hardy, Rev. Frederick Lanan, Ernest Miller of Pendleton, Arnold Riggs, Mrs. Roy Rosenthal of Summitville, Mrs. John Gladden of Lapel, Richard Britton, and Hollis Deahyne elected for one year to fill unexpired terms. Board members may serve two consecutive three year terms.
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United States
Richard Cleaver
Elwood
Robert Frank
Charles Hardy
Frederick Lanan
Ernest Miller
Pendleton
Arnold Riggs
Roy Rosenthal
Summitville
John Gladden
Lapel
Richard Britton
Hollis Deahyne
World Communist Conference Divisions Show Uneasy Alignment
Conference participants split over China’s expulsion with many satellites wary of formal break and preferring prolonged conflict. Pro Chinese and neutral blocs total up to about 40 percent of invited parties led by Albania North Korea North Viet Nam Japan and Indonesia. Tito opposes Khrushchev plan and some Scandinavian and other parties express reluctance or opposition.
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Finland
France
Hungary
India
China
Albania
North Korea
North Viet Nam
Japan
Indonesia
Russia
Romania
Italy
Poland
Cuba
Australia
Britain
Brazil
Marshal Tito
Tito
Khrushchev
Communist Movement
Peking
Passengers Treated After Transport Crash In Indiana
Twenty seven passengers taken to hospital with six more checked and released. Among the injured were Mrs. Leslie M. Phillips of Tampa and Albin Olson of St. Petersburg with back and age related observations. Thelma Bloom and others from Louisville and Chicago were hospitalized or treated and released. A Japanese Episcopal priest, Paul Y. Sato, was treated and released.
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Robert Young
Leslie M. Phillips
Tampa
Fla
Albin P. Olson
St. Petersburg
Helen
Thelma Bloom
Rt. 2
North Vernon
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Seymour
Louisville
Marion J. Farmer, Jr
Samuel Pearson
Chicago
New York City
Paul Y. Sato
Indiana
Wilda Abbott
Scottsburg
Robert H. Luetkemeyer
Hammond
Calvin Smith
East Chicago
Kenneth Layton
Peru
Obituaries for John C. Keesling and others
Obituaries list services for John C. Keesling 71 of 1517 Costello Dr retired Delco Remy employee with services Saturday 2 p.m. at Cornell Bright Funeral Home interment Mechanicsburg Cemetery. Frank Youmans 74 of 432 W 10th St final rites 1 30 p.m. today at Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home interment East Maplewood Cemetery. Leo R Ted Huff 57 of 531 Broadway services today 10 a.m. Brown and Butz Funeral Home burial Anderson Memorial Park. Martha Smith 79 wife of Wesley C. Smith 2920 Walton St funeral 10 a.m. today Jackson Park Church of God burial Huntsville Cemetery Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home conducting arrangements.
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John Keesling
John C. Keesling
Costello
Delco- Remy
Cornell Bright
Mechanicsburg
Frank Youmans
10Th St
Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home
George Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Leo Huff
Leo R
Ted) Huff
Broadway
Brown and Butz
Melvin Phillips
First Baptist Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Martha Smith
Wesley C. Smith
Walton St
George Skinner
Jackson Park
Hartke Pushes Aid Bill Amid Tax Clash in Indiana
Goldwater Richmond backs a student aid bill to help needy college students pass soon, while Hartke warns 100,000 qualified students may miss college this fall due to costs. Bontrager accuses Hartke of voting against repealing the luxury tax and blasts tax and Cuba seizure issues. Birch Bayh praises Johnson and backs Roush’s re election at a Huntington rally.
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Richmond
Indianapolis
Bontrager
Hartke
Cuba
United Nations
Huntington
Birch E. Bayh
Johnson
la Bayh
Huntington County
J. Edward Roush
D-Ind
Tucson in Pima County largest area exceeds three states
Tucson lies in Pima county which by area surpasses Rhode Island Connecticut and Delaware combined, highlighting the county's vast geographic size.
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Tucson
Arizona City
Pima County
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Delaware
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties Wal ter Ringer
Services for Walter W. Ringer 77 long time Hamilton County Highway Department employee will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Fishers Methodist Church with ministers Rev. Phillip Williams and Rev. Damon Finch presiding. Burial will follow in Highland Cemetery. Coaltron Funeral Home Noblesville handles arrangements.
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Walter Ringer
Fishers
Walter W. Ringer
Hamilton County Highway Department
Fishers Methodist Church
Phillip Williams
Damon Finch
Highland Cemetery
Coaltrin
Noblesville
Moonship Model Set for Launch Despite Hurricane Disruptions
A Saturn 1 rocket, the world’s most powerful, is ready to launch an unmanned Apollo moonship model. Hurricane Gloria forced officials to abandon recovery of eight camera capsules as a major goal. The 19 story tall, 570 ton fueled rocket aims a 1.5 million pound thrust run between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. EST.
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Wees
Eyno
Uponal
Hwy
U.S
Americans
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Yelton
County Farmers Union Meets
Ehrhart
Red Cross
Curt Stephenson
Bill Powers
American Industrial Bankers Association
Madison
Branigin
PD. Pol. Adv
Stanigin For Governor
Howard L. Weninger
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