Lawmakers Fire Back Claim 51 Senators Owned by Big Labor
AP dispatch from Indianapolis reports U S Rep Clark MacGregor R Minn charges at a Noblesville rally that at least 51 Democratic senators are bought by big labor to repeal Section 14B of the Taft Hartley Act. He says Congress is subservient to the President and warns against one man rule.
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Indianapolis
U.S
Clark MacGregor
R-Minn
Congress
Noblesville
MacGregor
Minnesota
Minneapolis
House
House Judiciary Committee
Roudebush
Three Federal Judges Order Indiana Reapportionment Action
A panel of three federal judges ruled the 1965 Indiana reapportionment act unconstitutional. They set a deadline of Dec 1 for a new act to be ready for the 1966 primaries and elections, or the court will apportion the state itself on a stand-by basis. The ruling cites dilution of votes in small counties joined with larger ones in joint districts and names the Indiana Civil Liberties Union and Sen. Nelson Grills as plaintiffs.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Branigin
Senate
House
Grills
ICLU
Indiana Civil Liberties Union
Nelson G. Grills
Assembly
Planned Parenthood clinic plan vetoed by CEO
Milwaukee news item reports the Office of Economic Opportunity declined to act on Planned Parenthood Association of Milwaukee's proposal to use about 50000 dollars in federal anti poverty funds to run five birth control clinics. Local agencies and church groups voiced opinions while the CEO delayed action pending modifications.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Office of Economic Opportunity
Planned Parenthood Association of Milwaukee
Aka
Social Development Commission of
Greater Milwaukee
PPA
Commission Acti
Theodore Kuemmerlein
Commission
Economic Opportunity Act Board
William E. Cousins
J. Harold Gamble
Greater Milwaukee Council
Churches
Kuemmerlein
Indian and Pakistani Leaders Confer on UN Demands
UN Security Council demanded an end to the Indo-Pakistani war by a specified deadline. Indian and Pakistani emergency cabinet sessions met repeatedly to consider the call but no final decision was reported. The UN laid out possible next steps contingent on a ceasefire and compliance.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
India
Pakistan
U.N. Security Council
United Nations
New Delhi
Security Council
Weather Snapshot: Warm Humid Day with Thunderstorms
Partly cloudy and warm with scattered thunderstorms today and a high near 85. Tonight’s low around 60s, with a high yesterday of 85 and a low of 70. Sunrise tomorrow at 6:21 a.m. and sunset at 6:52 p.m.
Good Morning Start The Day With a Chuckle
Salt Lake City AP reports a floor nurse at Latter Day Saints Hospital spoke into a microphone in the children’s ward asking for a patient. After a pause a tiny voice replied in a quavering tone asking “What do you want, wail?”
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Salt Lake City
Latterday Saints
Jimmy
Majka Escape Trial To Begin In Circuit Court
Stanley Majka and Lee Moore go on trial in Circuit Court for beating and robbing jail turnkey George Brisby 56, injuring him with a skull fracture. The escape from a county jail occurred around 8:40 p.m. on January 10, leading to a car stop near Springfield, Missouri, after a gasoline theft inquiry in Conway, Missouri.
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Stanley Majka
Majka
Lee Moore
Central Ave
George Brisby
Grisby
St. John’s Host
Methodist Hospital
Inianapolis
Esca
Missouri
Patro
Springfield
Conway
Moore
Jury Convicts Gene Bunchy in Lincoln Street Break-In
After more than ten hours of deliberation, a jury found Gene Bunchy guilty of breaking and entering with intent to commit a felony in a Lincoln Street building across from the High School. The charge carries one to ten years. Circuit Judge Carl T. Smith ordered a pre sentence investigation and set October 4 for sentencing.
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Eugene Bunchy
Bunch
Lincoln St
Engene
Carl, T. Smith
Firm Sued For 7.9 Million In Loss After Do bic Collapse
NOBLESVILLE Ind AP plaintiffs seek 2.9 million judgment against Midwestern United Life Insurance Co filed in Hamilton Superior Court. Ten customers of the bankrupt Dobich Securities Corp claim they bought Midwestern stock and never received it. The securities firm’s collapse followed the death of its president Michael J Dobich in a July helicopter crash. A bankruptcy referee has heard evidence on remaining assets as witnesses say Dobich used funds in the grain market. Midwestern merged with First United Life to form Midwestern United after Dobich’s death. The suit accuses the Indiana Securities Commissioner of being alerted to irregularities but not reporting them to his office. The complaint notes the stock rose from 67 to 93 dollars per share between May and December last year, benefiting Midwestern. The plaintiffs and losses listed include James and others.
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Noblesville, Ind
Midwestern United Life Insurance Co
Hamilton Superior Court
Dobich Securities Corp
Indianapolis
Midwestern Ife Insurance Co
Michael J. Dobich
Dobich
Midwestern
First United Life Insurance Co
Midwestern United
Indiana Securities Commissioner
James
Governors urge Midwest for immense atom smasher site
At Mackinac Island the Midwest governors demanded the 200 billion electron volt proton accelerator be built in the region. They rejected a weak resolution and named Romney, Kerner, Rhodes, and Hearnes to press for a Midwest site, citing regional mill installations shortages and the need to keep the project local. The three day conference drew a partial turnout amid fog and flight disruptions.
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Mackinac Island
Mich
UPI
Midwest
Montea
Atta Y Mission
George Romney
Otto Kerner
Illinois
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Warren E. Hearnes
Missouri
Ence
Manay
Lakes Huron
Michigan
Midwest Resources Association
Waton
Inae
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Texas
Massachusetts
California
MRA
Andersons 7 phase sewer expansion top priority for board
The Board of Public Works prioritizes the Anderson sewer expansion phase seven as details are reviewed and contracts approached. Estimated cost around 2.8 million based on low bids discussed at a recent meeting. Federal grant action postponed to Oct 4 after tentative awards announced next Monday. Federal inspectors visited Anderson for plant payment clearance.
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George Erganian
Henry B. Steeg
Paratroopers Battle Viet Cong Near An Khe
American paratroopers of the 101st Airborne drove off a larger Viet Cong force near An Khe 15 miles northeast of the base. The Viet Cong suffered about 155 dead and 12 captured from a 400 men force while U.S. casualties were light. Lt. Col. Wilfred G. Smith credited the troops with fighting like veterans after a 24 hour engagement codenamed Gibraltar.
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Saigon
UPS
Viet Nam
U.S
1St Cav Division
An Khe
Wilfred G. Smith
101St Airborne Brigade
Smith
Mekong Delta
Mekong
Cao Nung
North
101St
Gibraltar
Six Plea Guilty in Circuit Court Arraignments
Six defendants pleaded guilty to offenses from auto theft to voluntary manslaughter in circuit court. Three others pleaded not guilty with trial dates set by Judge Carl Smith. A warrant was issued for Leonard E. Burkhart after he failed to appear, charged with Beverage Act violation, public intoxication, reckless driving, and DUI after transfer from Alexandria City Court.
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Carl Smith
Leonard E. Burkhart
Alexandria
Burkhart
Mantovani Concert Slated at Paramount Theatre Oct 13
Mantovani and his 45-piece orchestra, an international favorite, perform at the Paramount Theatre on Wednesday October 13 at 8:00 p.m. under Community Concerts Association of Anderson. This formal Arts Festival debut launches a four-concert season with membership access only, and a wait list for future season seats.
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Mantovani
Paramount Theatre
Community Concerts Association of Anderson
Community Concerts Association
Jack L. Pihl
Community Concerts Association of
Anderson
Pihl
Community Concerts
Pate
Alfred
Herbert Telishik
Frank Guarrera
Metro— Opera
Chicago Opera Ballet
United States
Arturo Toscanini
Piero Mascagni
Saint Saens
Annunzio Paolo Mantovani
Venice
Italy
London
Tipica
BBC
Wyoming
Gemini 8 Space Pilots Named
SPACE CENTER Houston UPI Rookie astronaut David R. Scott of San Antonio Texas was named to command a self propelled walk in space during a flight next year. Neil Armstrong of Wapakoneta Ohio was named command pilot with Scott as co pilot for the Gemini 8 mission slated for a two to three day flight next February or March.
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Space Agency
Scott
Edward White
Armstrong
White
James McDivitt
India claims Red Chinese now in war
Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri declared that China fired the first shots across the Indian border to dominate Asia and India would fight back. The confrontation follows a period of uneasy peace in the Himalayas as both nations accuse each other of border violations across Sikkim and Ladakh, with India showing no signs of backing down.
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New Delhi
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
China
Asia
Himalayas
Red
Sikkim
Ladakh
Kashmir
Itri
Tibet
Shastri
Heat Wave to Persist Through Wednesday Across Indiana
United Press International reports temperatures in the 80s across Indiana for a fourth day as a summer heat wave remains in place. Forecasters expect warm, humid conditions to continue at least through Wednesday with only slight cooling in the northern portion and highs about 5 to 8 degrees above normal for the week.
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United Press International
Indiana
Renown Lecturer On Christian Morals Speaks At College Today
Dr George A Buttrick, famed theologian and emeritus Harvard professor, opens Anderson College 1965-66 Campus Visitors series with a three day convocation. President Robert H Reardon says the college will host top authorities in various fields for chapel and class discussions throughout the year. Buttrick, emeritus professor of Christian morals at Harvard, serves Garrett Theological Seminary since 1961 and has spoken on campus before.
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Anderson College
George A. Buttrick
America
New Morning
Robert H. Reardon
Buttrick
Graduate School of Socecy
Harvard University
Garrett Theological Seminary
Northwestern University
Optimist Group Launches Respect for Law Campaign
Doyle Wright and Anderson Police Chief will kick off a Respect for Law campaign at a weekly Optimist Club meeting led by Jack McClellan and campaign chair Robert Walker. Committee members include Charles Shafer Robert Hiegel and Robert Kappeler. Objectives aim to curb public apathy and rekindle respect for the law through citizen witnesses jurors and cooperation with law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle Wright
Anderson
Jack McClellan
Robert Walker
Walker
Charles Shafer
Robert Hiegel
Robert Kappeler
New Birth Announcements From Local Hospitals
Several families announce new arrivals at St Johns and Community Hospital. Names include Mr and Mrs Donald Mayes and a girl at 1527 Jeffrey Drive, Mr and Mrs Phillip Lambert and a girl at 1210 Brooklyn Street, and others from local addresses.
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St. John's Hospital
Donald Mayes
Jeffrey Dr
Phillip Lambert
Brooklyn St
Community Hospital
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G. E. Ebbertt
Anderson School System
Cochairman Shirell Fox
Madison County United Fund
South Side
William Westmoreland
Michael Resentrater
Woodland
Suh
Qui Nhon
South Viet Nam
Resentrater
117Th Aviation Company
An Ninh
AEC
Works Board
William E. Goodwin
Jack Luther Smith
Goodwin
Grove H. Cox, Jr
William Kills
Carl Lindley Todd
Ralph Skaggs Jr
Ind. Reformatory
Skaggs
David Lawrence Montgomery
Tokyo
China Today
New China News Agency
George Buttrick
Optimist Group
Paula
Hamilton Place
John Wood
29Th St
Russell Prater
14Th St
Max Benson
Hattie
Nursery Rd
Russell Hook
Walnut St
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