New Proposals Before Madison County School Study Committee
Madison County officials and over 100 residents attended a county school reorganizational meeting. Two new consolidation proposals emerged: merging three Madison County corporations with four in Grant County, and adding Duck Creek Boone and Pipe Creek to Elwood city schools.
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Madison County
Madison County School Reorganization Committee
YMCA
Grant County
van Buren
Boone
Duck Creek
Mel Jones
Elwood School Board
Pipe Creek
Elwood
State Committee
Craig
al Woolbert
Dale Prough
James Craig
Herald
Ruling On Sales Levy Expected During October
Indiana Supreme Court justices hear oral arguments over the 2 percent sales tax with a standing room only audience. Governor Welsh’s attorney seeks reversal of a lower court ruling that the tax was unconstitutional. The case risks state revenue and school funding, as tax collection remains unsettled.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Supreme Court
Indiana
George Zazas
Welsh
High Court
Lloyd DeWester
Afl-Cio
Dallas Sells
Lax
Edwin K. Steers
Steers
Zazas
Indiana Revenue Department
Sells
Marion Circuit Court
Indiana Department of Public Instruction
State Board of Ta Commissioners
U S Steel announces major streamlining plan to cut costs
U S Steel will merge seven general operating divisions into a single integrated steel making and selling entity under top management. The plan aims to meet fierce competition and reduce costs, with human impacts to be managed with care. Roger M Blough said dislocations will occur as the transition proceeds starting January 1. Names of the seven divisions include American Steel and Wire and Columbia Geneva Steel.
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New York
UPI
U.S. Steel
Roger M. Blough
Blough
Allis Urges Local Action In Anderson City Affairs
Republican mayoral candidate Frank H. Allis urged Anderson residents to take personal responsibility and participate in local politics. Speaking to the Anderson Jaycees, he argued self reliance and local government efficiency are essential while criticizing remote Washington solutions and addressing township voting rights after the Indiana Supreme Court ruling.
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Young Gop
Anderson Young Republican Organization
GOP
City Republican Organization
Sandy LaShure
A. R. Conner
Howard Ehrhart
Frank H. Allis
Robert Roseberry
City
Young Republicans
Herald
Anderson
Allis
Indiana Supreme Court
Anderson Township
Edgewood
Washington
Senate Sets Tuesday For Vote On Treaty
The Senate agreed to vote Tuesday on the nuclear test ban treaty, aiming for high turnout at 10:30 a.m. The vote follows President Kennedy’s call for ratification in a radio television appeal and underscores hopes for a peaceful world free of radioactive fallout. The timing accommodates Kennedy’s Western tour, set to start at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Kennedy
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Mansfield
Elwood GOP Opens Conter with Hendricks Speaker
Elwood Indiana Secretary of State Charles O Hendricks will speak at the grand opening program of Elwood Republican Headquarters at 1427 Main St today at 8 p.m. The GOP ticket includes mayoral and city posts with the public invited and refreshments provided.
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Elwood
Charles O. Hendricks
Speed
Ind
Indiana
Main St
GOP
Tom Wilson
Roberta Ross
Anna Cotton ‘Haley
James Webb
Robert Nance
William Shaw
Howard Martz
George Scott
Ray Barker
Charles
Purdue University
Marilyn Sue
Indiana University
Louisville Cement Company
Clark County
Young Republicans
Champaign
Speed Memorial Church
Health Facilities Divisions Formed in Indiana
The Indiana Health Facilities Council has formed three divisions under a new law from the 1963 legislature. The council will license and inspect boarding homes for the aged retirement homes sanitariums convalescent homes and facilities for the chronically ill and the indigent and similar institutions. Institutions include boarding homes for the aged retirement homes and sanitariums.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Health Facilities Council
W. Dean Mason
Martinsville
Indiana
Kyle High School Chant Aims To Rally For Game
Kyle High School officials say pupils chant Beat JFK to stir interest in Saturdays football game against John F. Kennedy High School of San Antonio. Kyle district enrolls about 9 percent of its 900 pupil rival.
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Kyle. Tex
Kyle High School
JFK
Little Hays County
Kyle
John F. Kennedy High School
San Antonio
Parade and Circus Acts Launch Madison County UF Drive
Nine parade chairmen named to organize the fifth annual Madison County United Fund kickoff. The drive opens Sept 28 29 30 with circus acts a parade and entertainer Max Terhune in nine cities incl Anderson Pendleton and Chesterfield. Parachute jumps planned Sept 29 with a big circus at Athletic Park Anderson at 730 p.m.
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Anderson
Madison County United Fund
Max Terhune
Jack Zirkle
Elwood
Perry Mangus
Frankton
Gene Smith
Summitville
James DeLong
Pendleton
Jim Chandler
Ingalls
Bob Campbell
Markleville
Ralph Gustin
Chesterfield
Garland Dilts
Athletic Park
Madison County
Robert Goff
Dale Michael
Delco-Remy
United Fund
Goff
Pendleton Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
The
Christian Church
Michael
Methodist Church Board
Purdue
Kennedy vows tax cut to spur prosperity and balanced budget
President Kennedy urges immediate 11 billion tax cut and fiscal discipline in a nationwide radio address. He defends against spending amendments and rejects delaying action, calling for a tax relief now to spark growth and full employment.
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Washington
Kennedy
President Kennedy signals tax plan amid GOP pressure
The Republican National Committee demands equal network time for a reply as Kennedy seeks to preserve a broad tax cut while resisting Republican demands for House leadership strings. He pledges no wasteful spending and rejects ceilinged spending tied to the tax cut, urging Congress to vote next week.
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Republican National Committee
Local 662 Plans Mammoth Recreation Area
Local 662 plans a five year project adjacent to the Union Hall on 109 By-Pass to build a year round shelter house playground sports fields and an amphitheater. The 20 acre site will add floodable tennis courts outdoor basketball volleyball and a multi use field with picnics and a large 2000 seat amphitheater for meetings and programs. Architect Moore Plymouth submitted plans and bids on grading have been received with action upcoming at a Sunday meeting.
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Local 662
Mammoth
Union Hall
Robert Kinerk
United Auto Workers
Union
Moore, & Plymouth
Indianapolis Youth Hurt In Car Wreck
A five year old Indianapolis girl suffered head injuries in a crash at 1431 Madison Avenue Road yesterday at 7 50 p m. She was treated at St John s Hospital. Her mother Judith Ann Miles 22 was driving south when she lost control and hit a light pole. Damage to the right front fender was about 200 dollars.
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Indianapolis
Madison Avenue Road
St. John’s Hospital
Judith Ann Miles
Jim Harmon
Spacecraft hunted after winged test flight over Atlantic
After a 20 minute high speed plunge from a Thor rocket the 1,100 pound delta winged craft from Project Asset was sought by planes and ships about 1000 miles southeast of Cape Canaveral and 250 miles northeast of Puerto Rico. Recovery was deemed essential to assess its durability and reentry performance. Radar tracked the craft as it followed its planned path before a beacon failed and signals waned.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
U.S
Air Force’ Project
Air Force
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Woolf to Speak at UC Chapel Convocation
Preston G. Woolf, Indianapolis businessman and noted traveler, discusses Latin American conditions at Anderson College’s 1963-64 chapel convocation in Music Hall at 9 a.m. He has traveled to 91 countries, heads an Indianapolis firm with global reach, and founded the Inter-American Lawyers Association.
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Anderson College
Preston G. Woolf
Latin America
Music Hall
Indianapolis
Woolf
Inter-American Lawyers Association
Indianapolis Council On World Affairs
Russia
Siberia
Japan
West Germany
Europe
Latin
City Sewage Plant Improvements Pass 62 Percent
Progress on the city sewage plant improvements has reached the 62 percent completion mark per plant superintendent A. E. Hollenbeck. All concrete work will be finished before winter, permitting inside work after cold weather. Concrete work for creation tanks final tanks and chlorine tanks is reported as ongoing.
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A. E. Hollenbeck
New Arrivals at Community Hospital
New births recorded for Mr and Mrs Joseph Fish at 1018 Indiana Ave a boy. Mr and Mrs Robert Stenns at 705 W 17th St a girl. Mr and Mrs Thomas Osburn at 2124 Poplar St a girl. Mr and Mrs Rose Rich at Rt 4 a boy. Mr and Mrs James Richardson at 1416 Raintree Dr a boy.
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Community Hospital
Joseph Fish
Indiana Ave
Robert Stenns
W. 17Th St
Thomas Osburn
Poplar St
Rose Rich
Rt. 4
James Richardison
Raintree Dr
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