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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1967
Page
4
Congressmen return to their districts during the Easter recess to hear constituents and test sentiment for the coming legislative battles. By April 3 the 435 members will have spent weeks listening to thousands of Americans in communities across the nation.
Wayne Zahn of Atlanta rose to bowling fame in 1966 by winning the Firestone Tournament of Champions and the PBA National Championship. He credits his father Earl Zahn, Bill Bunetta, and sponsor A. J. Gordon Jord on for guiding his rise from Milwaukee youth to top pro, adjusting his release and embracing expert coaching.
The piece highlights a 10th District schedule with meetings across towns and a memorial note on Vin Pittenger and Ralph Waltz. It covers national issues such as the Powell expulsion, debt limit, and East West trade, plus a $1 000 000 Quaker School of Religion appeal in Richmond Indiana and public guidance on social security payments and annual earnings reporting.
Hours of debate and activity are noted as the dedication and sacrifice of Vince and Ralph in Indianapolis are cited as contributing to their untimely passing. The Republican Party and Indiana communities mourn an irreplaceable loss and extend deepest sympathy to their families.
President Johnson directs a county Technical Action Panel to coordinate federal agency programs for rural development in Bush County. The TAP links local officials from Farmers Home Administration Soil Conservation Service and other agencies to identify aid for community facilities and economic projects. Local offices can initiate inquiries to match needs with available federal state or private resources.
Indiana communities would keep Eastern Standard Time in the spring to fall daylight period while Central zones advance their clocks, creating a north to south line. The State Chamber cites a 1966 federal act and a 1967 Indiana Legislature action as basis for a statewide clock uniformity proposal amid committee consensus and industry support.
Lynn Hawkins of ny ey Ohio attended a Sunday dinner hosted by Mrs Opal Nelson and her husband Frank Hampton along with their sons.
We express our thanks to friends and neighbors for floral tributes and cards during the sickness and death of John Brown. Special thanks to Wesleyan Methodist Church women Rev. Robert Golding and Master's Mortuary for their kind services. Mrs. Mary Brown and family.
Obituary notices for Mary F Gray and Earl Nigh with memory verses. Mentions of family survivors, including husband Paul and children Jo Jim Dolores, and extended references to dinner guests and visitors in Rushville, Shelbyville, Indianapolis, Detroit.
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