House Debates Cabinet Level Transportation Department
The House advances an administration plan to create a Cabinet level Transportation Department with key agencies like FAA and Coast Guard. A major amendment may remove the Maritime Administration to keep it in a Commerce posture, delaying final passage until Tuesday. President Johnson aims to sign amid Labor Day weekend.
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Carl P. Leubsdorf
Washington
House
Department of Transportation
Maritime Administration
Commerce Department
Transportation Department
Federal Aviation Agency
Bureau of Public Roads
Coast Guard
Interstate Commerce Commission
Civil Aeronautics Board
Senate
United States
Senate Agriculture Committee
Food For Freedom
Johnson
House rejects Senate move on defense funding authority
The House voted 378 to 3 against a Senate plan to add to the $58 billion defense bill authority for the President to call up reservists. The Agriculture Department appropriations bill and a $4.76 billion housing market measure are on the milestone list. The House Armed Services Committee may vote this week on a bill authorizing up to 60,000 reservists and National Guardsmen.
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Agriculture Department
House
Senate
House Armed Services Committee
Deane Ferguson to Speak at Camp Meeting Services
Retired Rev Deane Ferguson of the Evangelical United Brethren Church will preach at the Canaann Valley Holiness Camp meeting of the World Evangelism Crusaders of Christ Church on Monday night at 7 30 p m The events are open to the public at the church 3211 N 8th St Rev Louis Stadler will speak to the young people at 6 30 p.m
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Deane Ferguson
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Caanan Valley
World Evangliesm
Crusaders of Christ Church
Louis Stadler
Car Looting Report From Cromwell Hall Lot
Patrick Allen of Goshen, a student at Indiana State University, told police that clothing valued at 105 dollars was stolen from his car while parked in the Cromwell Hall lot. A window was forced open to gain entry.
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Patrick Allen
Goshen
Indiana State University
Cromwell Hall
Allen
Fire damages James Shadow residence on North 15th Street
A Saturday night blaze at the James R. Shadow home 4425 N 15th St was blamed on faulty wiring. The unoccupied single story house suffered heavy damage with $200 to contents and $0 to the structure. Fire crews 7 10 and 11 and Truck No 2 extinguished the fire within an hour.
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James R. Shadow
15Th St
Terre Haute
Don Harris
Ed Peters
James Haworth
16Th St
Shadow Residence
Bankers Complete Two Week Graduate School Session
Ronald E. Depasse of Terre Haute Savings Bank and John N. Rouse of Merchants National Bank were among 1305 bankers from 39 states plus Washington D C Puerto Rico and Central America who completed a two week Graduate School of Banking at the University of Wisconsin Madison. A total of 423 diplomas were awarded this year. The school requires two weeks annually for three years for graduation and is sponsored by the Central States Conference whose 16 state bankers associations organize the program.
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Washington, D. C
Puerto Rico
Central America
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Ronald E. Depasse
Terre Haute Savings Bank
John N. Rouse
Merchants National Bank
Central States Conference
Bankers Associations
Shelley Winters Seeks Starring Roles Despite Weight
Hollywood star Shelley Winters talks of losing 30 pounds to win lead Oscar glory while planning Italian film work and a Broadway return. She recalls Oscars for The Diary of Anne Frank and A Patch of Blue, and explains profit from deals with Poitier and Alfie funding choices.
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Shelley Winters
Hollywood
Shelley
Anne Frank
Romina
Italy
Alberto Sordi
Saul Bellows
Sidney Poitier
Some Filtered Cigarettes Pose Higher Harm, Study Says
Dr. George E. Moore of Roswell Park Memorial Institute describes Roswell Park research on nine brands showing some filtered cigarettes pass more tar and nicotine than nonfilters of the same brand. He calls on the industry to assume responsibility for smoker health. True-a is noted as the most effective filter cigarette.
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George E. Moore
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Moore
Roswell Park
Cancer Research and Treatment
Shell samples arrive as Zanzibar firm ships crates
Mitcham England reports 21 crates of East African shells weighing 2912 pounds reached London docks and are test marketed in the New York area. The report notes tar and nicotine levels vary across cigarette brands with Pall Mall and Chesterfield showing higher levels and further studies ongoing.
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Mitcham
England
UPI
Brian Bainbridge
Zanzibar
London Docks
Veterans Rally at Turkey Run Marks Unit 25th Anniversary
Marshall Indiana Special report notes the Service Company 1511th Infantry reunion at Turkey Run State Park with 35 World War II veterans and families. Over 100 attendees observed the unit’s 25th anniversary since activation in 1941 and 1945 deactivation.
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Robert E. Harvey
Martinsville
Merrill Thompson
Indianapolis
Harry Taylor
Terre Haute
John Wiggins
Dean Smiley
Joe Wagner
Peace Corps Aptitude Test Offered to Terre Haute Residents
The Peace Corps places a 12 hour aptitude test for Terre Haute residents to determine general ability and language-learning potential. The session is at 9 a.m. in Room 304 of the Federal Building on Saturday September 10. Applications are available at local post offices or from the Peace Corps in Washington DC 20525.
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Peace Corps
Terre Haute Area
Federal
Washington, D. C
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