Political Gridlock and Welsh Budget Strain Highlight Indiana
Indiana Republican State Chairman Thomas A. Gallmeyer reports that distress signals loom at the White House and Statehouse as Kennedy and Welsh programs falter. Congress slows Kennedy spending schemes and tariff cuts face resistance while hopes for tax relief fade. Governor Welsh faces high state costs and potential tax hikes despite promises of a balanced budget, with a 4 million dollar payroll surge and a new blue ribb on advisory panel criticized as symbolic.
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Statehouse
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Congress
Kennedy
America
Washington
Welsh
Handley
Matt
Passings and Local Notices From Rushville Area
Thomas Arthur Siler died Thursday at Rush Memorial Hospital after burns and complications. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Edwards in Rush Memorial Hospital. Allan Skinner marked his sixteenth birthday with a chicken dinner near Dunreith and a Teen dance at the Scottish Rite Cathedral in Indianapolis. Gary Allen McClurg joined a five day paper carrier trip to New Orleans. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Leisure at Rushville City Hospital. Community events include bridge, war stamps honors, and class gatherings at Carthage High School. Jonathan Binford, 80, died April 20 at his son’s home near Carthage. Leonard Sullivan’s son born April 16 at Morristown. Forrest Parish returns from Philadelphia and occupies a home on South Main. John W. Addison broke his left leg breaking stalks on a farm. Mrs. Sarah Johnson broke a rib in a fall. Mrs. Agnes McClintock becomes night operator at the Pendleton exchange, replacing Mary Jessup.
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Thomas Arthur Siler
Rush Memorial Hospital
Carl R. Edwards
Carthage
Fletcher Edwards
Anna Brown
Allan Skinner
White Kitchen
Dunreith
Indianapolis
John A. Ruby
Bill Pitts
Bill Windsor
Robert Chonan
Sarah Bartle
Mary Lou Alexander
Nancy Murray
Judith Sewark
Millie Gray
Gary Allen McClurg
Marcus McClurg
New Orleans
Rushville
Indiana
Eugene Leisure
Rushville City Hospital
Howard E. Henley
A. J. Carr
Bridge
H. T. Beher
Carl Norris
Walter J. Phelps
Arthur Winfield
Richard McNabb
Carthage High School
Leonard Sullivan
Morristown
R. T. Moore
Forrest Parish
Philadelphia
Eunice H. Publow
South Main Street
John W. Addison
H. E. Stager
Addison
Sarah Johnson
Agnes McClintock
Pendleton
Telephone Exchange
Mary Jessup
McClintock
William Manley
Social News from Rushville Area and Surrounding Towns
Mrs George Moore attended the T O G Club meeting at the home of Mrs Vernon Moser near Rushville. The May family hosted visitors Jon and Jack Smith with Mrs Ira Meade and son at Mt Comfort. Luther Jackson of Churubusco were weekend guests of the Mays and their sons. Hubert Hunt and Tom Shields attended a Frigidaire Sales meeting at Farmers Ridge Indianapolis State Fairgrounds. Mrs Richard Moore of Carthage entertained with a Stanley party for Carthage and Knights Town friends.
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Vernon Mosburg
Rushville
Jon
Jack Smith
May
Ira Meade
Mt. Comfort
Luther Jackson
Churubusco
Indiana
Dale May
Hubert Hunt
Tom Shields
Farmers Ridg
State Fairgrounds
Indianapolis
Richard Moore
Carthage
Knightstown
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Hunsinger
Mays, Indiana
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Stuart Morgan
Elizabeth B. Stone
R. M. Allen
Richmond
Mary Louise Hill
Arletta Small
Charles Brown
Louisville, By
Jonathan Binford
Calvin Binford
Calvin
Henry N
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Herbert Anderson
Oregon
Hugh Vernon Webb
Bush County
Pd. Pol
Federal Land Bank Loans
Land Bank Association
WM. F. Smith
Sec
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Morgan
Bausback
Electric Companies OF
Indiana & Michigan Electric Company
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