200 000 More May Receive Welfare Under New Ruling
Washington HEW announced new federal rules doubling as residency notices will allow about 200 000 people in 42 states who were previously denied welfare due to state residency requirements to receive benefits now. The change raises annual welfare costs by an estimated 140 to 200 million dollars while states, federal offices, and locals share funding.
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Federal Register
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Hawaii
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Maine
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
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Jet Transport In Air Show At Paris Exhibit
The Commerce Department says the Boeing 747 jet transport the largest commercial aircraft will join the U S exhibit at the International Air Show in Paris. Secretary Maurice H Stans called it one of the two most spectacular attractions alongside Apollo 8 astronauts and their spacecraft. The 747 was prepared for its transatlantic flight after final testing by Boeing Co.
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UPI
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U.S
Paris
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Funeral services for Cecil Brown in Bloomfield
Former Bloomfield resident Cecil Brown died Saturday. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Jenkins Funeral Home Bloomfield with burial in Ridgeport cemetery. Rev. Roy Bridwell to conduct. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Cecil Brown
Jenkins Funeral Home
Bloomfiell
Ridgeport
Roy Bridwell
Lebanon Baptist Church
Anna Vaughn
Lebanon Cemetery
Friends
McClanahan Funeral Home
Jasonville
Nine Charged In Ballantine Hall Incident at IU
A Monroe County grand jury indicted nine persons including assistant professor Dr Orlando L. Taylor for rout for restraining Indiana University administrators in Ballantine Hall on May 8. Seven of the nine also face riotous conspiracy charges, while Taylor and Joel W. Allen are not indicted on conspiracy.
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Bloomington, Ind
UPI
Monroe County
Ballantine Hall
Indiana University
Orlando L. Taylor
Taylor
Joel W. Allen
University City, Mo
Hartke Pushes Federal Rail and Auto Safety Standards
Sen. Vance Hartke of Indiana told the Indiana Grain and Feed Dealers Association that federal control is needed for railroad safety and better automotive quality. He cited higher railroad deaths than aviation and explained his railroad safety act would empower the transportation secretary to set minimum safety standards for equipment facilities and operations.
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French Lick
Ind
UPI
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Indiana Grain and Feed Dealers Association
Hartke
Congress
Secretary of Transportation Power
Annual community events announced for Sunday and June reunions
Kentucky Ridge church hosts an all-day homecoming meeting with cemetery fund donations welcomed. Columbian Chapter No. 140 Order of Eastern Star holds a 7:30 p.m. program at the Masonic temple about the chapter history. Greene County Women’s Democratic Club to elect officers at Linton City Hall 7 p.m. A covered dish supper invites members. Grounds family reunion set for Humphreys Park on June 22 with guests asked to bring food and service items.
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Order of Eastern Star
Linton
Masonic Temple
Women’s Democratic Club
Greene County
Linton City Hall
Humphreys Park
Note of Thanks for prayers and kindness
Mr and Mrs John R Burris express gratitude for prayers kindness and cards received during their daughter illness Kathy also thanks everyone for the gifts and support from friends and neighbors in the community
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Kathy
John R. Burris
Matters Of Record Freemain Green Admitted Monday
Local notices list admissions and dismissals in towns including Jasonville Sullivan and Dugger. The court fined Stockton Township Claudy White of Columbia Tennessee ten dollars costs plus thirty one dollars for fishing without a license. John Pondexter of Clarksville Tennessee paid one dollar costs and nineteen dollars and twenty five cents for exceeding rural speed. Tom Kincaid of Linton paid five dollars costs and twenty one dollars for public intoxication. Donald Sexton of Linton paid five dollars costs and twenty one dollars for public intoxication. Ivan Sheets of Linton five dollars for an unspecified offense. Perry Dockins of Sullivan one dollar costs seventeen dollars for insufficient life preservers in a boat.
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Claudy E. White
Columbia
Tenn
John N. Pondexter
Clarksville
Tom Kincaid
Linton
Donald Lee Sexton
Ivan C. Sheets
Perry L. Dockins
Sullivan
Greene County Circuit Court Dismissals and Pleas Report
In Greene County court actions, Hancock divorce dismissed on motion with plaintiff costs. Thomas Cox pleaded not guilty to furnishing alcohol to minors. Doris White petition to modify support order under advisement. briefs due in 12 days. Milton Baker requested attorney time. arraignment set for 9 a.m. June 6. Larry Hudson pleaded guilty to public intoxication. fined 100 dollars and six months at Indiana State Farm, suspended on good behavior. Sheila Hasch divorce reset to June 10. Carol Mattox divorce dismissed with plaintiff costs. Indianapolis Morris Plan Corp. vs. Landis trial resulted in plaintiff win of 1558.52 plus 525 attorney fees and costs.
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Frank E. Hancock
Linda E. Hancock
Thomas Cox
Doris M. White
Jack White
Milton Baker
Larry Hudson
Indiana State Farm
Sheila Hasch
Henry Clay Hasch
Carol A. Mattox
Bobby Rex Mattox
Indianapolis Morris Plan Corp
Jerry E. Landis
Evelyn S. Landis
S. Lawton St
Jasonville
Markets Report From Indianapolis Hogs Cattle And War Veterans
Live hogs unevenly lower with 190 to 225 pounders 25.75 to 26.25 and 230 to 260 pounders 24.50 to 25.25. Cattle and calves show steady to strong demand with high price ranges for steers and heifers. vealers and bulls mixed values. Sheep lambs steady with prime spring lambs at 29.00 to 30.50. note: 7,000 surviving Spanish American War veterans mentioned.
Kiwanis Club Plans Ladies Night Meeting
The Kiwanis club of Linton will host a Ladies Night dinner at Klusmeier's at 6 30 p m. Tonight Mrs David Treffinger formerly Judy Ferguson of Linton will show slides from 21 months in Germany during her husband Lt Treffinger U S Army station Schweinfurt Readership invited to attend.
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Kiwanis Club
Linton
Klusmeier
Record Low Indiana Temperatures Spark Chill Across State
Indiana endured a record setting cold spell on June 3 with readings from Evansville 43.8 and Indianapolis 42 as a cold front pushed through. Highs stayed in the 60s while overnight lows dipped to 40s and upper 30s in some areas, with June outlook calling for near normal temperatures and above normal precipitation overall.
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Lake Michigan
Ohio River
Evansville
Indianapolis
Lafayette
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Fort Wayne
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Terre Haute
Mercury
Saron Church Delegates to Sixth Indiana Kentucky Conference
Delegates from 253 United Church of Christ churches in the Indiana Kentucky Conference gather at Indiana Central College Indianapolis for the sixth annual meeting. Dr. Howard E. Spragg delivers the keynote. Chaplain Homer C. McEwen to lead opening service.
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Board For Homeland Ministries
United Church of Christ
Indiana- Kentucky
Indiana Central College
Indianapolis
Formr Evangelical and Reformed
Congregational Christian Churches
Homer C. McEwen
First Congregational Church
Atlanta
Youths Seek Summer Jobs Under Indiana Program
A large group of youths aged 14 to 21 registered with the Summer Opportunity For Students program at the Indiana Employment office in Linton. Employers are urged to call 847-4479 and ask for Marl Singleton or Roy Miller with any job opportunity.
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Indiana Employment Office
Linton
Marl Singleton
Roy Miller
Fire kills 12 in Kansas City apartment building
A three story brick building fire in Kansas City Mo during the early hours claimed 12 lives including eight children. Firefighters battled the blaze for hours as rescuers evacuated about 60 residents many in night clothing. The infant died after leaping with his father from a blazing window. Eight other victims included a family of six and several children. Identification of bodies was difficult due to severe fire damage.
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Kansas City
UPI
Mary Cohen
Lawrence Smith
Harry
Mercy Hospital
Smith
Barbara
ISU Sets Two Five-Week Summer Sessions This Year
Indiana State University announces two five week summer terms from June 9 to July 15 for the first term and July 17 for the second. Orientation for new freshmen and transfers is Sunday June 8 at 1 30 p m in the Women's Physical Education Building with placement tests and the scholastic aptitude test schedule in Holmstedt Hall. Registration for the first and second terms opens Monday June 9 at 7 30 a m in the same building. Last summer enrollments reached 5 500 for term one and 4 800 for term two, with a slight rise expected.
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Indiana State University
Holmstedt Hall
ISU
Special Services Set At Jericho Church
An all day service will be held Sunday at Jericho Pentecostal Church. Rev. Titus Morrison announced the event. The afternoon speaker will be Rev. Keith Gambill and a basket dinner will be served at noon. The public is invited.
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Jericho
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