Indiana names members to study committees
Lt Gov Ristine and House Speaker Guthrie announced members for three study panels due for 1965 Indiana Legislature. The criminal laws panel includes Edwin K. Steers and George Everett with law, bar, and prosecuting attorney representatives. Inheritance tax and state organization panels list legislators and ex officio participants, with Governor Welsh to appoint additional members.
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Indianapolis
Richard C. Ristine
House
Richard Guthrie
Indiana
Edwin K. Steers
George Everett
Cleon H. Foust
Indiana Bar Association
Richard F. DeTar
LaGrange
Indiana Prosecuting Attorneys’ Association
Saul I. Rabb
Marion Criminal Court
Indiana Judges’ Association
Thomas J. Beasley Jr
Indiana Citizens’ Council On
Lawrence Brown
Indiana University
Police Administration School
Ristine
Guthrie
Marshall F. Kizer
Plymouth
John C. Ruckelshaus
Richard P. Good
Kokomo
Spencer J. Schnaitzer
Madison
T. Michael Smith
Indiana Department of Revenue
Arthur L. Hart
Vincennes
Welsh
Gerald W. Rybolt
John F. Shawley
Michigan City
Wil
Tante Katie Feasts as Inquisition Wins at Race
Jim Bishop writes that Tante Katie recovers and is treated to dinner as the Inquisition wins the 8th race and pays $33.20 for $2. The piece notes the warmth of the moment and the group’s gratitude, while hinting at a dangerous memory from the past.
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Kelly
Katie
Tante
Inquisition
Local High School Freshman Delivers Tribune in Homewood
Darwin Road residents west of West Terre Haute receive daily Tribune delivery from 14 year old West Vigo High School freshman John Wycoff son of Hubert and Mrs Wycoff of RR 1 West Terre Haute He hopes to become a mechanic and enjoys auto mechanics camping and swimming He attends Assembly of God Church West Terre Haute.
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Homewood
Darwin Road
West Terre Haute
Tribune
John Wycoff
West Vigo
Hubert M. W. Wycoff
RR 1
Assembly of God
Winning Apprentices Named in Indiana Pipe Trade Contest
Charles Kleptz of Kokomo wins pipe fitter honors and Lewis A. Brewster of Fort Wayne tops plumbers in the Indiana Pipe Trade Apprentice Contest closing banquet in Terre Haute. Second-place awards go to Donald Daywailt and Jack Davis of Evansville. Winners will represent Indiana at Purdue University for the United Association International Contest, Aug 12–16.
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Kokomo
Fort Wayne
Prairie Room
Terre Haute House
Con
Charles Kleptz
Lewis A. Brewster
Gerstmeyer High School
Donald Daywailt
Evansville
Jack Davis
State
Roger Mansard
Indiana Pipe Trade Apprentice Contest Committee
Indiana
Purdue Univer
Sity
James L. Wilbur
Bloomington
John P. Culbertson
Lowell E. Koontz
Farrel Youngblood
Terre Haute
George Pauley
Gilbert Lynn
Ralph Farwell
Chicago
Mansard
Washington Window continues on civil rights promises
The piece analyzes public accommodations and FEPC politics. It notes Republicans linked to FEPC ploy and 1960 promises of equal job opportunity while avoiding private accommodations. Democrats are said to have pledged specifics like lunchroom access but not private facilities.
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FEPC
Indiana Supreme Court Rules Tax on Intra State Sales
The Indiana Supreme Court ruled 3-2 that gross income tax applies when Shane Manufacturing ships goods to Sears Roebuck in its own trucks for outlets in other states. The decision reversed a lower court, with dissent arguing the sale remains interstate until delivery and acceptance.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Indiana Supreme Court
Shane Manufacturing Co., Inc
Evansville
Sears Roebuck & Co
Sears Trucks
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C. Houston Isaacs
Howard Burner
Building Trades
Vigo County School Corporation
Ott Wishmann
Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training, United States Department of Labor
Wakaik
Fedders
Kaynee
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Washington
Sherwin-Williams
Se. A
Era
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Skimmer
Cabana
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