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The Carthage Citizen lists one year subscriptions at 52 cents and six months at 1.25 dollars. Kenneth L. Rhodes is editor and publisher with Martha Jane Rhodes as managing editor.
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1963
Page
3
The Carthage Citizen lists one year subscriptions at 52 cents and six months at 1.25 dollars. Kenneth L. Rhodes is editor and publisher with Martha Jane Rhodes as managing editor.
A broad critique argues the United States should not abandon nuclear testing while pursuing a bilateral agreement with the USSR. The text calls for renewed U.S. initiative to gain a comprehensive treaty from all nuclear nations and criticizes reliance on others to set world opinion. It references local events, legislation defeats, and community notices amid broader Cold War discourse.
The Rush County Commissioners approved claims at a July 1 1963 meeting. A sheriff's sale notice describes foreclosure in Union Federal Savings and Loan Assoc vs Shannon H Lawson and E Lawson. Sale set for August 9 1963 at Rushville Court House to satisfy a $5655.31 decree with 6 1/2 percent interest and cash terms.
On June 21 1963 Rush County Indiana school trustees adopted a resolution to form Walker Posey Ripley Center and Jackson School Townships into one Metropolitan School District under state law. A protest petition anyone with 5 percent of last general election Secretary of State votes may file within 30 days. Trustees named Loren Edmondson Virgil Parks Robert McKain Ishmael Knoy and Jesse Leisure.
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