Retraining Bill Signed By President Johnson
United Press International reports President Johnson signed a bill amending the 1962 Manpower Training Act to add 527 million dollars for new job training courses for unskilled youths and illiterate adults. The plan expands to 700,000 trainees, extends funding through 1966, and allows up to 20 weeks of basic education alongside skill training.
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UPI
Press- Johnson Today
Johnson
Kennedy
John
Eugene R. Black
The
World Bank
Stanley Osborne
Olin Mathieson Chemical Co
Black
Osborne
Jet crashes 45 miles southwest of city officials say
A large jet aircraft crashed about 45 miles southwest of Bismarck around 11 a.m. CST today. Officials could not determine if the plane was commercial or military. Wreckage scattered over about a half mile. No word on number of persons aboard.
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Bismarck
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UPN
Here
Beating and Burns Fatal To Transient Victim near Crawfordsville
A man found beaten and burned in a ditch near Crawfordsville Indiana died in an Indianapolis hospital. Identified tentatively as Elmer J. Cooper 44 of Kansas City Missouri the victim was struck with a blunt instrument and had chest injuries and head lacerations. No suspects or further details were released.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
UPI
Here
Indianapolis
Sia Pouliot
Elmer J. Cooper
Kansas City
Culver Hospital
Robert Long Hospital
Samuel Millis
Kearney
Montgomery County
Clarence Demoret
Solons Reject Foreign Aid Proposed Cuts
Washington. The Senate rejected 55 to 28 a move to cut 80 million from the 3.3 billion foreign aid money bill and moved toward a final vote before adjournment. Senator Morse led the failed effort to reduce supporting assistance funding from 380 million to 300 million, arguing waste on indigenous armies. opponents called the cut unjustified. The bill still awaits House-Senate conference. adjournment hoped by Friday night.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Wayne Moore
D-Ore
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Morse
Oregon Democrat
China
Taiwan
Formosa
South Korea
Scott
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
John C. Pastore
D-R.l
KKK Charity Ball Brightens Yale Season
Lebanon hosts the Tri Kappa Charity Ball at the Armory this Saturday from 6 pm to 1 am with a Winter Frolic theme. Mrs. John Holloman and Mrs. Ed Hun gate lead decorations featuring a sleigh, red and white decor, and gold ornaments. Proceeds support Tri Kappa scholarships and philanthropic projects. tickets available from sorority members or at the door.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Armory
John Holloman
Ed Hungate
Gene Lewis
Jimmy Scott
John Donaldson
Kent Frandsen
Larry Kirkman
Kokomo
Tri Kappa
Soviet Guards Force Entry Ban At Ghana Embassy Amid Slain Student
Moscow reports show Ghanaian students pressed for entry at the Ghanaian Embassy as 30 youths sought information on Edmund Asare Addo death. Guards shoved protesters into snow and blocked access while authorities claim death from freezing and intoxication after Kenya celebrations. Embassy allowed a few in. rest dispersed as militia reinforced.
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UPI
Edmund Asarre - Addo
Red Square
Kremlin
Asare-Addo
Ghana
John Elliott
Kalinin
Kenya
Khovring
Mosaw
No Parking Signs Near Avon Theater Ahead of Christmas Show
Lebanon authorities urged residents to avoid parking along North Lebanon Street from Washington to North Street and on both sides toward West Street to reserve spaces for Met School District buses. Buses will park at the Avon Theater site during all performances ending at 8 30 p m 1 am and 1 pm.
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North Lebanon Street
Washington Street
North Street
West Street
Metropolitan School District of
Avon Theater
Court Clears Way For Work On Creek Dredging Project
An eight page court finding approved a settlement enabling Prairie Creek dredging through Leba non and Center Town ship. Judge Charles F. Thompson greenlit the deal awarding Harold and Mrs Clemens 33000 to build a bridge for access to their home near US 52, with a 3000 bridge construction cost and county surveyor approval for future bridges. The ruling overruled other access damage claims, while Seales and Buchanan Dairy/LLeonard Hawk saw mixed outcomes. A 30 day contract wait remains. surveyor Carl Anderson targets a spring start for the 300000 project.
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Prairie Creek
Lebanon
Center Township
Charles F. Thompson
Harold Clemens
US 52
Clemens
Thompson
Lee Seales
Seales
Buchanan Dairy
Leonard Hawk
Carl Anderson
Quiet Quaker Jolted by Disorderly Conduct Arrest
Indiana Deputy Auditor Allen Lindley a quiet Quaker was arrested in a downtown department store for disturbing the peace. He faces court on December 27 after a tense exchange when an officer claimed he raised his voice during a discussion about an employee's shoplifting dispute. The employee involved was not detained.
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Indianapolis
UPT
Statehouse
Indiana
Allen Lindley
Lindley
Austin Youth Killed Today in Two Car Collision Near Madison
An Austin youth, Roscoe Wires, 21, died in a two car crash eight miles west of Madison on Indiana 256. Six others were hospitalized with injuries. Norman Rindahl of Seymour, driver of the other car, was among the injured. The Indiana traffic death toll rose to 1,272 for 1963. Trail details include Burl Weaver, 75, of Muncie, injured fatally in a separate collision with a railroad switch engine. Police report N. E. Sanders of Muncie released on bond after being charged with leaving the scene. Witnesses said crossing flashers were functioning.
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Austin
Madison
Indiana
Roscoe Wires
Norman Rindahl
Seymour
Burl T. Weaver
Muncie
New York Central Railroad
N. E. Sanders
Ora Klinger obituary notes Boone native dies at Witham
Ora Klinger age 4 a Boone native and former Pitman Moore employee died Wednesday at Witham Hospital. Paid obituary page 5 details.
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Ora Klinger
Boone
Pitman- Moore
Witham Hospital
4 H Sign-up Set In Area For Livestock Projects
Area 4 H enrolls youth 10 or older for beef dairy horse poultry sow and litter and sheep projects. Enrollment cards due January 1 with animal identification forms for horse and pony. Local leaders and County Extension Office provide forms and sign up contacts for Center Clinton Harrison Eagle Jackson Jefferson Marion Perry Sugar Creek Union Washington Worth townships.
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Thier
Center Township
John Shoemaker
Joe Williams
Frank Hiland
Lowell Hunter
Clinton
Max Wolfe
Harrison
Bob Pickering
Ralph Stohler
Eagle
Paul Hart
Jackson
Oliver Reed
Jefferson
Forrest Wright
Marion
Raymond Alexander
Harvey Harris
Perry
Lioyd Schooler
Herbert Talbott
Sugar Creek
H. T. Ebbinghaus
Union Township
Bill Shoemaker
Washington Township
James Wildman
Worth Township
Edward Dulin
John Wesley Beck
Indiana Lands Hit By Midwinter Cold Wave
A premature cold snap plunged Indiana below zero with heavy snow and multiple fatalities from shoveling. Greensburg reached 18 below, Evansville and South Bend below zero, while Lake Michigan snow flurries threatened further ice and school closures.
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United Press International
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Terre Haute
Peggy Whitlock
Fairbanks
Shelbyville
Marion
Richmond
Greensburg
Terre ‘Haute
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South Bend
Fort Wayne
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Mercury
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Gulf Coast
Midwest
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Ohio
Muskegon
Mich
Sugar Creek School Referendum Set for January 28
Jackson Harrison Jefferson and Sugar Creek townships residents vote to approve consolidation of six districts into one metropolitan school district. County Clerk Ron Reddish said the referendum will use existing polling places with December 28 deadline to register and ballots prepared for the May single unit plan in the county.
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Jefferson Township
Sugar Creek
Ron Reddish
Harrison, Jefferson
Jackson Sugar Creek
Washington
Clinton
Jackson I
Jamestown City
Jackson II
Advance Town Hall
Harrison
Pinnel
Jefferson
Dover
Thorntown
Sugar Creek I
Reddish
Harrison, Jackson
Jeffereon
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