Partisan Fight Over Surplus Funds in Indiana Legislature
In Indiana the Speaker race remains tight as Bowen and Ruckelshaus contend with Howard and Coppes, while Shawley and Grills draw speculation. Senate leaders shift power with McDaniel replacing Bloom and Bauer becoming assistant minority leader as Bodine and Babinechak gain posts. Gov Branigin urges tighter fiscal controls and Handley calls for long range planning as Lake County seeks influence.
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Noblesville
Howard
Coppes
Bowen
John F. Shawley
Michigan City
William D. Ruckelshaus
House
Senate
Mankin
Nelson G. Grills
Indianapolis
Grills
Senate Republicans
Allan E. Bloom
Fort Wayne
Marlin K. McDaniel
Richmond
Bloom
Frederick T. Bauer
Terre Haute
Richard C. Bodine
Mishawaka
William E. Babincsak
Munster
Lake County
James M. Plaskett
D-New
Washington
Robert L. Rock
Roger D. Branigin
Harold W. Handley
Dirksen Critiques Youth and Weighs 1968 GOP Field
Senate leader Everett Dirksen attacked youth as acting on impulse and warned against interference with others lives. He listed potential 1968 GOP candidates Nixon Romney and Reagan, saying the field remains wide open while noting Romney’s 1964 stance might be forgotten as time passes.
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Dirksen
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
Michigan
George Romney
California
Ronald Renan
Romeny
Barry Goldwater
Romney
Charity auction offers three days free in charity jail
Fort Worth auction item listed as a joke raises real interest as Sheriff Lon Evans confirms an offer. He notes the buyer plans to gift the card to his mother-in-law, adding a humorous twist to the fundraiser.
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Fort Worth
Lon Evans
U N Council Approves Thant For 2nd Term
The United Nations council backed Secretary General U Thant for a second term amid calls to restart Viet Nam peace talks and address a UN financial deficit. Thant, 57, delayed a final decision to Dec 20, as donors including Japan, Britain, Canada, Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Iceland pledge funds.
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Gates
Thant
Viet Nam
United Nations
Japan
Britain
Canada
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
Iceland
Soviet Union
France
Horoscope horndogs and holiday sarcasm mix in Civic page
A columnist lists sun sign quips for Virgo Libra and Sagittarius with jokes about luck, remarrying tendencies, labor roles, and a red suited figure. The dated tone lampoons astrology and ends with a barb about mailing the page to a wife.
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Virgo
Dickering
Commie
Repeat tragedy in Brooklyn as tailor stabbed to death
Hyman Gitnick, 78, who survived a previous robbery at his East Flatbush tailor shop, was killed when two youths stabbed him and stole about $10 in small change from his pockets and a neighbor. His lawyer son had urged retirement, but Gitnick refused, saying he had no one to talk to.
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Mickey Hargitay
Zoltan
Tousand Oaks
Calif
Rome
Hargitay
Jayne Mansfield
NEW York (Ap
Hyman Gitnick
East Flatbush
Brooklyn
Gitnick
Accountants To Have Big Night At Terre Haute Event
A dinner theatre event begins at 6 30 p m Saturday at the Country Club of Terre Haute for the Wabash Valley Chapter of the National Association of Accountants. After dinner they attend the Weldin Talley Memorial Playhouse to view Community Theatre's current production of South Pacific.
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Country Club of
Terre Haute
Wabash Valley
National Association of Accountants
Weldin Talley Memorial Playhouse
Community Theatre
Asian Games stir pride amid anti imperialism jabs
The column riffs on General Westmoreland, Red China’s one million dollar push for the Asian Games, and a Phnom Penh high student declaring unity against United States imperialism. It pokes fun at prevarication and ends with a jab about Mao.
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Ber
Gen. Westmoreland
Red China
Teamsters Union
Phnom Penh High
United States
Mao
Cambodian Workers Build Sports City Amid Harsh Conditions
A Hsinhua report cites Cambodian laborers building a grand sports city, enduring heat and heavy rain with high spirits. A worker says despite heavy workload and tight deadlines, fatigue is absent as they press on with dedication.
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Cambodia
Hsinhua
Vacation Church Volunteers Build Two Churches Across Regions
Members of the Church of God plan summer builds for two new churches. Adults will construct a church on the Wounded Knee Indian reservation in South Carolina with $10,000 contributed by the national board. Youth will build a similar church in Alaska as part of a world work camp titled vacation with a purpose.
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Sen. Dirksen
U.N. Council
Jim Bishop
Charlie
de Bete
D. C. McKnight
D. C
Dave McKnight
P.S
S.M.L
Plaza North
C. P
MEIS
Orion
M.L
Wis
Melton
Loden
Burgundy
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