Indiana aide boosts aged and children payments amid moratorium
INDIANAPOLIS UP Gov Craig Wednesday approved a 45 day moratorium and amendments to the Federal Social Security Acts raising maximum monthly aid for guardians and dependent children from 30 and 2 to 32 for the first child and 22 for each additional child. A cattle grading demonstration with Purdue University specialists was set for Montpelier Producers Yards featuring live cattle and feeding program results. News blackout will run until after the November election and a polio case in Frankfort was hospitalized with Salk vaccine not yet received by three siblings.
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Montpelier
Paul Mitchell
Lenny Mayo
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Welfare Department
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Frankfort
Ind
Adams
Donna Goodwin
Blackford
Delaware
Grant
Huntington
Jay
Madison
Wabash
Wells
Indicted figures named in food surplus probe in Illinois
Cook County grand jury charges Vernon J. Nickell and three others in a conspiracy to fix prices and curb competition in hauling surplus food. Names include James Dunbar Sr. of Dunbar Co and Frank C. Washam, director of the Chicago school lunch program. A separate report has a Missouri shooting involved a Chicago man and a state trooper, with a suspect captured after a chase in wooded terrain near Lebanon.
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Chicago
Cook County Grand Jury
Vernon J.nickell
James Dunbar Sr
Dunbar Co
Frank C. Washam
Pro Am
Harold Wolfe
Howard
Westberg
Board of Education
Weather Cuty
State
Olas
Linois
Woethero
Teka
Surplus Food Plan Revealed In Washington Report
The Agriculture Department released a report on disposing of surplus farm commodities and a possible food stamp plan. Undersecretary Morse said the document is preliminary, not binding, and the plan would cost less than the administration's surplus program while expanding food distribution to the needy. Democratic leaders and supporters at the convention discussed potential impacts and timing.
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Congress
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Port
Estes Kefauver
Pee
Wai Gago
Ekauver Sam III
Paul, Minn
Ihe
GOP Blamed For Living Costs Rise
CHICAGO UP House Majority Leader John W McCormack blamed the administration for rising living costs in a CBS debate with Rep Charles A Halleck Both defended their parties Halleck cited prosperity under Eisenhower while McCormack said Democrats pushed through programs that hurt small business and farmers Halleck claimed 70 percent of Republicans supported the Eisenhower agenda The program originated in Chicago with McCormack appearing in Beaton Daleville obituaries list including Mrs Alta Watson Graveside rites for Watson will be held Friday at Park Hill Cemetery Daleville Indiana
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House
John W. McCormack
Emass
Charles A. Halleck
ReInd
Halleck
Party of Peace and Prosperity
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McCormack
Beaton
Eisenhower
Vedietion
Hower
Alta Watson -Jerats
Congress
Daleville
Thelthe Polhemus
Shirey Punetal
Defense Rips Fop-Brink Case Witness Testimony
Boston jurors heard defense lawyer challenge witness Joseph O Keeffe as he described the Brink s robbery plan and vault routes. O Keeffe testified about 1949 visits to the Brink s garage, avoiding disguises until the crime and discussing alibis with a Boston police lieutenant.
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Boston
Star State
Joseph
Specs) O'Keeft
Brink
Department
O'Keefe
Pina
Brink's
FBI
Springfield
McGinnis
Pino
Trial Details in Navy Homicide Case and Maltreatment Charge
The article describes the April 8 death march ending in drowning of six recruits and moves in the case against McKeon serving as aide to the chaplain. Bille faces maltreatment charges with possible penalties including bad conduct discharge and hard labor. Hamistar, hospitalized after a rib injury, reported being struck for not saying sir. his enlistment and medical exam context is noted.
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Secretary of the Navy
Bille
Peatrass
Hamislar
United Press
Hamistar
Marine Corps
Cleveland
Ohio
Parris Island
Anderson Obituaries and Funeral Arrangements
Obituary notices report Lery Gunn died Tuesday at home with services set for Friday at 2 pm at Fluber Broth Ho Voren Cra Forest Crum Methodist Church. Burial in Cacey Cemetery. Friends may visit at the funeral home. Wilbur J. Minsch services listed in Merryman Fonera with interment in Greenwood Cemetery Phoenix.
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Pendleton
Fortville
Indianapolis
Pendleton Methodist Church
Mendon Cemetery
Cornell Bright
Pendleton, A
Fannie McAdams
Fortvile
Scott Nursing Home
Everett Landrey
Had C. Cory
Gravel Lawn
Charles East
Frankton
Alexandea
George, Harper and Son
Q. C. Strogp
Lery Gunn
Pendicton
Forest Crum
Methodist Church
Cacey
Wilbur J. Minsch
Busar
Ket
Bai Salardsy
Merryman Fonera
Phoenix
Ariz
Greenwood
Harold E. Rozelle
Steel Union Backs Stevenson for President Endorsed by Voice Vote
LOS ANGELES (UP) The United Steel Workers endorsed Adlai Stevenson for president at the national convention by acclamation, aligning with AFL-CIO support while reaffirming a nonpartisan stance. Speaker Kennedy urged Republicans to back Democrats on key labor issues and cited administration tensions over labor policy. Also noted: Chappo acquitted in Gary after self defense in a fatal kicking. A fossil tree at Ada, Oklahoma, is estimated to be 339 million years old.
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Los Angeles
Thes
United Steel Workers of Americas
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Adlai Stevenson
USW
Steel Workers’ Union
Executive Council
General Board
Afl-Cio
Adlair
Stevenson
Bates
Kefauver
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
James Mitchell
Kennedy
Mitchell
Eisenhower
Tanks Corporation
Congress
Gary
Ind
George Chappo
Kivle
Ted
Thomas
Black Oak
Wasac
Lake Criminal Court
Chappo
Alice
Ada
Okin
Nixon defends federal power plan amid Suez debate
The article notes President Nixon defending federal, state, and local cooperation to develop natural resources, arguing the government alone cannot lead. He asserts differences of opinion are natural on major issues and references U S leadership in the international field. A separate brief mentions Indiana University graduate Paul Weatherwax traveling to Mexico, Guatemala, and Peru to study corn, with his wife accompanying by various travel means.
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Morse
Oregon
Merita
al Sme Ae
Bloomington
Ind
Bate
Paul Weatherwax
Indiana University
Maxico
Guatemala
Deru
Dish Wife
Teum
Phates
Massachusetts Gains Show Furcolo Dominates Primary
Boston Massachusetts Democrats rallied after Furcolo’s record breaking primary win for governor. The former congressman captured 557 612 votes against Buckley 370 078 as the largest Democratic primary tally in state history surpassing the 396 239 mark set by Haley in 1936.
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Massachusetts
Boster Furcolo
Thomas H. Buckley
Charles F. Haley
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