Capital Police Fear Violence From March Demonstration
Washington police assess risk of mass march on Capitol Hill by up to 100000 Negroes to press civil rights legislation. Officials cite sit-in threats and potential clashes near Senate offices. President Kennedy urges calm but civil rights leaders vow to proceed with planned protests.
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Editor dies in New Jersey after heart attack
Mack L. Shiffman 55 a copy editor for the New York Post died at home Thursday after suffering a heart attack in North Bergen New Jersey.
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New York Post
Youths, Drivers Face Fines in Vigo County Court
A 22 year old man jailed 20 days after a break in at Turner House. Kenneth W. Shaffer pleaded guilty to intoxication and malicious trespass and drew 10 days on each count with a $50 fine. Other cases include assault pleas, speeding fines, and motor vehicle permit violations.
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Kenneth W. Shaffer
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Harold Cox
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West Terre Haute
Dear Abby Wedding Bells and Family Ties
A reader asks about attending her ex husband's son's wedding and dealing with family tensions. Abby counsels to attend, sit with the groom’s side, and maintain dignity while embracing a mother’s presence.
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Abby
Traffic fines in South Fruitridge area for license and stop sign violations
Linda Lou Armstrong 23 of RR 3 paid 2.75 for improper plates and no operator license. Linda Todd 26 RR 2 Thomas P Woods 69 1605 North Twenty third street Robert A Watkins 34 2316 Liberty avenue Mary F Monday 44 629 Swan street Mable Berwick 69 1315 North Twelfth street Boyd J O Leary 19 680 North Third street were fined 7.75 each for stop sign violations.
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South Fruitridge Avenue
Linda Lou Armstrong
RR 3
Linda Todd
Thomas P. Woods
North Twenty-third Street
Robert A. Watkins
Liberty Avenue
Mary F. Monday
Swan Street
Mable Berwick
North Twelfth Street
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North Third Street
Spiritualist Services Led by Rev Roy Burkholder
The Rev Roy Burkholder of the Missionary of the National Spiritualist Association will lead two Sunday services at 2 30 and 7 30 p m at the Golden Hour Universal Spiritualist Church 820 Lafayette avenue A dinner will follow between services This ends a series of services by Burkholder who plans to return this fall
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Roy Burkholder
National Spiritualist Association of
Legislator predicts one tax for Indiana state
House Democratic leader Rep. Robert L. Rock says Indiana may abandon a package of taxes and tax mainly by adjusting the income tax if the sales tax crisis triggers a special session. He notes the public resentment of the sales tax and says the Assembly could set the income tax rate to fund the general fund. Rock operates a real estate and insurance business in Anderson and voted against the sales tax declared unconstitutional by a circuit judge.
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Indiana General Assembly
Robert L. Rock
D-Anderson
St. Joseph
Assembly
Indiana
General Fund
Rock
Anderson
Tax Fairness Debate Highlighted by Rock Remarks
Rock argues the sales tax targets low income families and pensioners by taxing the first dollar spent at groceries, contrasting it with the fairer tax that provides relief to those with large families. He questions constitutionality of sales tax policies and their impact on the needy.
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Rock
Yearbooks Arrive at West Vigo High
The 1962 West Vigo High School yearbooks bring a reunion night from 6 to 10 p.m. Saturday. Distribution happens at the west entrance lobby with a mixer in the cafetorium. Admission is twenty five cents. Attendance is optional for alumni and guests. no extra copies are available.
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West Vigo High
West Vigo High School
Presbyterian Speaker Slated for Washington Ave Church
The Rev. Henry Haupt of the Presbyterian Church Board of National Missions in New York will be guest speaker at 10:30 a.m. Sunday worship at Washington Avenue Presbyterian Church. Haupt is a 15 year pastor and is visiting amid the church’s new building program.
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Henry Haupt
Feld
Presbyterian Church Board of National Missions
New York
Washington Avenue Presbyterian Church
Haupt
Ice Cream Social Planned in Seelyville by Lost Creek Club
The Lost Creek Men's Club sponsors an ice cream social in Seelyville on the former elementary school grounds Saturday evening. Serving runs from 5 to 8 p.m. Menu includes ice cream cake pie barbecue sandwiches and soft drinks.
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