Reapportionment, Viet Nam, and Farm Bureau notes
Kenneth L. Rhodes discusses two reapportionment bills H R 12149 and H R 12226, plus a Senate meat import bill and Viet Nam actions. He cites adjournment timing, Farm Bureau opposition to re apportionment, and calls for constitutional amendments to empower states in drawing legislative maps. The Indiana Farm Bureau urges Congress to preserve state rights amid the Supreme Court decision on apportionment.
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Senate
House
Farm Bureau
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Farm Bureau
Indiana
Congressional
U. S. Supreme Court
Hartke
Bayh
U. S
House of Representatives
George Doup
Indiana General Assembly
Doup
Congress
Church Notices and Reapportionment Debate
Local church announcements list morning worship and Sunday school schedules for First and Fletcher Methodist and Wesleyan churches with service times and roles. Indiana farmers criticize a 40 year reapportionment record and urge court action to halt a court decision seen as empowering populous counties in the state legislature.
Viet Nam Situation May Prompt Congressional Action
The text notes a possible delay in decision making if the Vietnam situation worsens, requiring the President to seek Congress for any special or emergency legislation. It frames the scenario as contingent on worsening events and legislative need.
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Viet Nam
House
Senate
Korea
Congress
Notice of Final Settlement in Rush County Estate
Grace Loudenback as Administratrix files final settlement for the estate of Henry Loudenback in Rush Circuit Court Estate Docket 35 Page 167 No 2553. The examination date is August 21 1964. interested persons must appear to prove heirship or claims to the estate. William F. Judge, attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
State of Indiana
Co-adminisson
Rush
Claude Pearson
Penreen
Earnest & Foster
Earneston Foster
Henry Loudenback
Circuit Court of
Rush Coundenback
Grace Loudenback
Rush Circuit
William F. Judge
Stanback Company Offer for Stanback Tablets and Powders
A caller advertises Stanback Company products from Salisbury North Carolina offering 100 tablets or 50 powders with direct use guidance. The message promises relief and requests payment proof or a co part before delivery and warns of encoded retaliation.
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CIA
Stanback Company
Salisbury , N
Walnut Ridge and Garthage Friends Gather for Sunday Worship
Weekly church notices list services at Walnut Ridge Friends Meeting and Garthage Friends with details on Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Morning worship at 10:36 a.m. Young Peoples and NYPS meetings in the evening, plus midweek prayer sessions. Church leadership, secretaries, and music staff are named for each congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Blue
River Church
Christ Foy Stites
Ted Skillman
Dale May
Sally Bush
Arminta Ruby
Arlene Ruby
Clyde Ruby
Harold Ruby
Wesleyan
Wednes
Walnut Ridge
Friends Meeting
Gerald Collier
Walter O’neal
Albert Ray
Janice Todd
Becky’Collier
Russell Shutt, Jr
Young Peoples Meeting
Church OF the Nazarene
William Bray
S.S. Lupti
Cledis Nolen
Janice Riley
NYPS
Press Volney
Knopp
Olive Riley
Linda Knopp
Garthage Friends
Gene. Lewis
Lee Patton
Eugene I. Gardner
Kittrell Porter
Kathy Heim
Alta Carr
Virginia Wells
Ralph McClurg
Eugene Mlekush
Painted Seascape and Faith From The Upper Room
Reflection from The Upper Room Nashville dated August 13 1964 uses a watercolor seascape metaphor to urge Christians to live like Christ. It contrasts imperfect human actions with Christlike motives and asks readers to pray for guidance to paint a true life in God’s colors. The piece ends with a thought for the day about whether one’s life witnesses faith.
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Christ
Peter
Remember When 1954 and 1934 Rushville notes
Reminiscence column items note Miss Susie Bentley of Carthage dying in Rushville at Jackson Nursing Home after a broken hip. Other items recall August 1954 and earlier events including births marriages and local sports at Rush County and surrounding towns.
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Susie Bentley
Carthage
Jackson
Rushville
Howard Winslow
Bentley
Charles Mosier
Sue
Victory Field
Harold Ruby
Chicago
Caracas
Venezuela
Container Corporation of America
A. B. Thompson
Montgomery
Missouri
Marie Magee
City Hospital
Alsta Container Inc
Maurice R. Lukens
Lukens
Henry Stager
Wisconsin
Gladys Smith
Mary L. Hill
Smith
Arletta Small
Dale Earnest
Frances Sims
Miss Small
Betty Brooks
Vivian Davis
Lucille Ewing
Maxine Ging
Edna Windsor
Margaret Nelson
Mary E. Pearson
Janice Souder
Jean Veach
Margaret Shaffer
W. E. Shaffer
Melvin Henley
Rue P. Henley
Christian Church
Arlington
Jesse Newsom
Here
Henley
Carthage High
Chester G. Hill
New York City
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Charles Ruby
Ed Ruby
Danville Normal
Spiceland Springs
Cyrus Ball
Rema Stone
Rush Exposition
Cee
Cincinnati
Ball Park
Jesse
Blaine Sutton
George Hinshaw
Stanley
Mabel Gear
Marion Business College
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Kenneth L. Rhodes
Martha Jane Rhodes
Harvey
Fletcher
Methodist
Leonard
Bucy
Robert Walker
Eugene
Cindy’ Brooks
Sue-Ann Land
Carol Carver
Lynn Kennedy
Faye Whitfield
Ruth Hunt
Wesleyan Methodist Church
C. O. Douglas
Bertha Steward
S.S
Hoosier
State General Assembly
State Senate
State House
Coreais Monsa Club Coupe
Chevrolet
Hevrole
America
Chevroletaler
Hunsinger
Mays, Indiana
Carthage Community Center Board
Hubert Hunt
Robert Winters
Nashville
Tennessee
Fred McManus
Noah Reddick
Ralph
Reginald Shultz
Richard Sipe
Rushville Legion Fair
Paul Winslow
Jersey
Rush Co
Lewisville
Sheridan
Pine Village
Laverne Davis
Hancock County
Louise Winslow
Bausback
Grimeless
Public Service