Senate Backs Appalachia Aid to Speed Adjournment
The Senate approved a 1.06 billion dollar five year program for the Appalachia region from Pennsylvania to Georgia, funding highway construction and redevelopment. The measure, urged by President Johnson, heads to the House with a predicted narrow passage, as Congress races toward an Oct. 3 adjournment.
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Washington
API
Senate
Johnson
Appalachia
Pennsylvania
Georgia
House
Congress
Mike Mansfild
Mont
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
West Virginia
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
Kentucky
Ohio
North Carolina
AC Readies Data Processing Review Course
On the faculty Thomas R. Harbron and Dr. Gloria Olive lead a new Data Processing Review Course with Dr. Ralph Sprague Jr. and Dr. Glenn A. Falls. Registration is at the registrar in Old Main. late registration possible next Thursday at 6:30 p.m. DPMA promotes a Certificate in Data Processing as interest in electronic computers grows. The DPMA fourth test will be held February 13 next year.
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Thomas R. Harbron
Gloria Olive
Ralph Sprague, Jr
Glenn A. Falls
Old Main
E. 3Rd St
Data Processing Management Associations
DPMA
Guilty Plea In State Kidnapping Case
District Judge William E. Doyle accepted a guilty plea from Orland Leon Cline 36 of Penrose Colorado to kidnapping 11 year old Jacky Lee Laird near Lafayette Indiana. The plea covered a charge in a case involving two 11 year old boys last month. Both boys were released unharmed near Deckers Colorado.
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Denver
UPI
William E. Doyle
Orland Leon Cline
Penrose
Colo
Jacky Lee Laird
Lafayette
Ind
Deckers
Morning gas station attendant helps driver in Norwich
Attendants at a Main Street gas station in Norwich checked the oil and serviced the battery. They inflated the tires and polished the windows, especially the windshield, for a young woman driver wearing a topless bathing suit.
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Norwich
Conn
Pact Ends Rail Strike Threat
A dispute over automation and job security in the railway industry was settled Friday night. About 150000 workers from six shop craft unions secured guarantees including a 60 cent pay protection for up to five years for workers displaced by automation. The six unions and major railroads accepted the plan, canceling strike action set for dawn Tuesday. The agreement also covers outside shop work, supervisor roles, hose handling, and staffing at outlying stations.
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Washington
UPI
Francis A. O'Neill
Association of American Railroads
J. E. Wolfe
Warren Commission report to go on sale Monday
The Government Printing Office will publish 50 000 copies of the Warren Commission report on the assassination of President Kennedy and place them on sale at 8:30 a.m. Monday. The 800 page document outlines the commission's findings from the Dallas slaying on November 22, 1963.
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Warren Report
Washington
Government Printing Office
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Capitol
Warren Commission
Johnson
Earl Warren
Sevenman Commission
Area Scores Across Counties
Area high school football scores show Anderson Highland 34 Franklin Central 20 and Noblesville 27 Indianapolis Howe 19 with Anderson and Lafayette tied 13 13.
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Anderson Highland
Franklin Central
Noblesville
Indianapalis Howe
Anderson
Lafayette
GM Talks Resume Uncertain After Massive UAW Strike
The United Auto Workers launched a nationwide strike against General Motors after failing to reach a new contract by a 10 a.m. deadline. About 260,000 workers walked off at 89 plants while 90,000 remained on duty for defense work. UAW President Walter P. Reuther cited non economic issues as the cause, GM hoped to resume talks Sunday or Monday.
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Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors Corp
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Chrysler
Ford
Louis G. Seaton
International
Reuther
GM Executive Buoys Need for Settlement Amid Strike
Detroit GM executive Louis G. Seaton states the UAW AFL CIO strike is unnecessary and unjustified. He warns of serious consequences for employees, dealers, suppliers, communities, and the economy if the walkout continues, noting past successful bargaining and demanding limits on non economic demands.
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Detroit
Louis G. Seaton
General Motors
UAW - Afl-Cio
Indiana Lull Ends With Goldwater Tour In Indiana
A brief national campaign lull ends with Sen. Barry Goldwater making a morning stop at South Bend airport and a motorcade tour to Niles Michigan, then back to Indiana for further engagements. Mrs Hubert Humphrey heads to Lafayette and Indianapolis for events after landing at South Bend. Governor Scranton to speak in Terre Haute.
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Associated Press
Indiana
South Bend
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
GOP
Niles
Mich
Michigan
Evansville
Hubert H. Humphrey
Pick-Oliver
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Humphrey
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Senate rescinds pension bill after unanimous consent move
The Senate approved a veterans pension bill boosting nonservice connected pensions by about 72 million dollars in the first year but later rescinded the action. Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield of Montana sought reconsideration without explanation before the day ended.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Annual Theology Program Set at Anderson College
Anderson College announces the Lay School of Theology for five consecutive Mondays starting October 5. Sessions run 7 to 9 p.m. on October 5 12 19 26 and November. Dr. Gene W. Newberry dean of the graduate School of Theology says the program is open to the general public.
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Anderson College
Lay School of Theology
Publc
Gene W. Newberry
Graduate School of Theology
Erskine To Head Yule Campaign For Mental Health Gifts
Mrs. Paul Layton announces Carl Erskine as chairman of the 1964 Christmas Gift campaign for the Madison County Association for Mental Health. The former Dodger pitcher, with a wide community role, will lead efforts to provide gifts for 18 000 hospitalized mentally ill and retarded patients as Indiana residents have donated hundreds of thousands of gifts since 1951.
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Paul Layton
Madison County Association For Mental Health
Carl Erskine
West 10Th Street
Erskine
Dodger
Mr. Erskine
United Life Insurance Company
Association For Retarded Children
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Anderson College
Indiana
Layton
Madison County
5th District Young GOP Head Praises County Organization
Ted Tobin, chairman of the Fifth District Young Republicans, praised the Madison County group for their 1964 campaign activity. He outlined progress in ten counties, urged use of the Leadership Manual, and urged attendance at the Leadership Conference in Marion Sunday.
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Madison County
Ted Tobin
Marion
Tobin
Fifth District
GOP
Main Street
Fred James
Goldwater Urges GOP Unity in Campaign Swing
Sen. Barry Goldwater pressed for Republican unity during a northeastern swing and a Kentucky stop, attacking the Johnson administration as Europe loses confidence in the U S while CIA reports warn prestige has fallen. He spoke in Louisville and Albany with Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, urging end to childish party divisions.
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Louisville
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Blue Grass
Johnson
Central Intelligence Agency
Europe
Panama
Ghana
Zanzibar
Uncle Sam
Goldwater
Kentucky
New England
New York
Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Arizona
Rockefeller
Khanh Rushes Forces To Guard Saigon In Turbulent Moment
Premier Khanh ordered paratroopers and marines to Saigon amid rumors of revolt and plots to purge loyalists. He freed two rival generals to assist against mountain tribal rebellion while a Dalat death by overdose of Gen Do Cao Tri is reported.
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Saigon
Vps
Nguyen Khanh
Ile
Mgnlands
Nguyen Cao Ky
Viet Nam
Dalat
Diem
Do Cao Tri
Khanh
Ngo Dinh Diem
UPI
Winds Shift Aerial Attack Halts California Fire Spread
A dramatic wind shift and a concentrated air tanker campaign stalled a four mile fire wall threatening Summerland Carpinteria and inland communities near Santa Barbara. Despite relief winds the Forest Service cautioned the blaze remained serious with 82 000 acres burned and 2 000 firefighters on scene as residents faced ongoing danger near Ojai and Montecito.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
UPS
Summerland
Carpinteria
Pacific Ocean
U.S. Forest Service
Montecito
Indiana Renews Dickens Open End Football Contract
Indiana University renewed Phil Dickens as head football coach on an open end contract offering job security until age 62. The deal, effective after this season, allows reassignment to admin staff with salary not less than two thirds of base pay and includes grounds for termination by resignation, incapacity, Unprofessional conduct or gross insubordination.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Phil Dicken
Hoosiers
Northwestern
Tennessee
Indiana
Wyoming
Dickens
I.U
NCAA
Esman
J. W. Orwig
Edwin H. Cady
Weather snapshot with wind and showers
Windy with showers and thundershowers today and a high in the upper 70s. Partly cloudy to cooler tomorrow with a low around 50 and a high near 69. Sunset is 6 38 p.m. and sunrise tomorrow at 6 33 a.m.
Parade of Homes opens 25 new houses for public
The ninth annual Parade of Homes begins its second weekend with 25 show homes open from 1 to 8 p m under Anderson Home Builders Association supervision. Builders and reps will be on site to discuss features as thousands expected to tour through Sunday during National Home Week.
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Anderson Home Builders Association
Howard Bookout
Petersen Lumber Co
Hilltop Blvd
Hilltop Heights
River Park Dr
River Park
New Arrivals In Anderson Area Born at Local Hospitals
A list of newborns from multiple families in Anderson and nearby areas. Included are births at St John s Hospital and Community Hospital with parental names and addresses. One entry notes a birth at Slack Dr Fall Creek Heights St Vincents Hospital with edgewood listed in chain of custody.
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St. John’s Hospital
Frank Portwood
Ellenhurst Dr
Community Hospital
Edgewood
Charles
Midwestern Homes, Inc
Leslie
Indianapolis
Slack Dr
Fall Creek Heights
St. Vincient’s Hospital
W. H. Highsmith
Cyrus Milburn
Rt. 3
Andoncrest
Derson
Hoppes Realty Company
George Spruce
Muncie
Fire destroys vacant Markleville residence on Main Street
An empty house owned by Bess Bonds on 51 Main St in Markleville burned completely. Town Marshal Jim Harmon estimated damage at about 6000 dollars. Fire department and sheriff’s deputies investigated the blaze as cause undetermined.
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Bess Bonds
Rt. 1
Markleville
Jim Harmon
Main St
Marshall Harmon
Tom Harmon
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Sloan
Madison Heights
Bethany Rd
Killbuck Terrace
Broderick and Barrett
Buttercup Way
Meadow View
Madison County Lumber Company
Winding
Carson McGonigle
Queen's Court
Devonshire
John Mustin
North Mustin Dr
Mustin Manor
Rolling Heights, Inc
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3Rd St
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Frankton
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Louise St
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