Senate fights over 19.9 billion bill and foreign aid clash
The article describes a heated clash over a 19.9 billion appropriation including health and education funds. It notes Nixon’s veto threat, House Senate negotiators, a July recess plan, and a separate foreign aid dispute ending with the Senate tabling the compromise bill. It mentions Mansfield and McGee, the timing after holidays, and potential later talks.
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Scott
White House
Nixon
Senate
House Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
House
China
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Korea
Mansfield
Congress
Gale W. McGee
D-Wyo
Indiana Justices Hear Appeals Over MTA Case Lien
Auditor Gone with Neff Bowen Myers Northam of Indianapolis face a $400000 lien from a 1967 MTA agreement with Richard Givan and John F Neff. Appeals to Indiana and U S Supreme Courts loom as Sendak weighs the next steps in the inheritance tax dispute. Whitcomb notes no immediate special session despite low funds. The case raises concerns over judicial expansion into executive powers.
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Indiana Supreme Court
Theodore Sendak
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Sendak
Whitcomb
MTA
Prominent Terre Haute Club Woman Dies at 61
Virginia McKibben Ehrenhardt, 61, wife of Carl E. Ehrenhardt, died at Union Hospital. Survived by daughter Janet Nolting, Naperville. brother Robert W. McKibben. stepmother Mrs. Joseph P. McKibben. granddaughter Janet Nolting. She chaired Terre Haute Day Nursery, was active in Alpha Kappa Tri Kappa, PEO BN, and city clubs. Funeral Wednesday 11 at Callahan Funeral Home, burial Roselawn. visitation after 2 Tuesday.
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Virginia McKibben Ehrenhardt
Terre Haute Club
Union Hospital
Carl E. Ehrenhardt
Winslow Standard Government Scales Works
Woodridge Dr
Leon Nolting
Naperville
Ill
Robert W. McKibben
Terre Haute
Joseph P. McKibben
Janet Nolting
Naperville, Ill
Ehrenhardt
Tudor Hall
Indianapolis
Wellesley College
First Congregational Church
Terre Haute Day Nursery Board
Alpha Associate
Tri Kappa Sorority
Chapter BN
PEO Sisterhood
The
Country Club of
Callahan Funeral Home
John J. Dray
George Miller
Roselawn
Catholic school consolidation eyed in Terre Haute deanery plan
The local board advances consolidation amid nationwide Catholic school funding crisis. Indiana leaders cite tuition hikes in Indianapolis and potential closures as a catalyst while St Benedicts weighs options with parishioner input planned to shape a February decision ahead of September’s new school year.
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Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Fred Priester
St. Benedict’s
St. Margaret Marys
St. Leonard
St. Mary’s
St. Benedict
Sisters of Providence
Post Office Reaches Holiday Mail Peak, Credits Cooperation
Postmaster Frank Miklozek says the local office has passed the peak of the holiday mail rush. Tons of mail have been handled since December first. He praises postal workers and patrons for efficiency, noting more sorting and proper ZIP code use. Appreciation is given to the Indiana Air National Guard and Gen Allison Maxwell for extra trucks during the busiest days.
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Frank Miklozek
Miklozek
Indiana Air National Guard
Allison Maxwell
VA Foreclosure Sues Bloomfield Residents Over Mortgage
A US government complaint on behalf of the Veterans Administration seeks foreclosure in Terre Haute Division federal court against Guy C. Aldrich Gene C. Aldrich and Joan Aldrich of Bloomfield. The mortgage for 7250 was insured by the VA and defaulted. the government seeks 5301.34 plus 169.84 interest. Joel M. Friedman, assistant US attorney, filed the action.
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Veterans Administration
Bloomfield
Terre Haute Division
Guy C. Aldrich
Gene C. Aldrich
Joan Aldrich
Joel M. Friedman
U. S
Parking plan on North 7th for church services
Terre Haute Police Department Traffic Bureau announced on Monday that parking on North 7th Street between Chestnut and Cherry Streets would be allowed Wednesday evening for attendees of nearby churches.
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Terre Haute
Christmas party draws kids to center over home setting
Nine year old attendees hope for gifts as Brand notes Jimmy’s father is an inmate at Indiana State Prison and authorities say the boy’s mother cannot provide supervision. Despite the institutional backdrop, the center is preferred by some youths for Christmas meals and gifts.
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Brand
Jimmy
Indiana State Prison
Man Charged After Sunset Row In City
A fragment describes an incident where a man swung at a police officer and was later present at a party, suggesting a street altercation and subsequent return to social event.
Family grateful after son's surgery surprise
Lamberson family thanks community for support after Tommy Lamberson, drafted May 14, faces early week amputation of his left foot. Father notes deep appreciation for public concern and calls repayment impossible. Young Lamberson remains in recovery as plans for medical care proceed.
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Tommy
Lamberson
Young Lamberson
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