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THE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER

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Study proposal to allow students All opponent

to repay college loans in taxes

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WASHINGTON _ A novel student earned after he finished

plan for financing the cost of college, under hich the student

on Ali’s fighting ability, despite the fearful beating he

took.

“He never hurt me,” Terrell, who stands "6-6, stated. “No,

Rites for R. L Milton, Teacher bias

21, scheduled Sat.

Mr.

college.

A person ho had received that left hook in the seventh

would borrow the money from financial assistance for his edu- didn’t hurt either. I think I the government and pay it back cation and who went on to be- caught part of it on a glove. I in extra income taxes over the come a business executive in expected him to do a little more cours of his working life, is the $100,000 - a - year bracket fighting than he did. under serious discussion in the would pay back considerably Over in the champion’s dresadministration. more than he had received. On s i ng quarters, Ali was much Any colege student who main- the other hand, a graduate who more generous’ in his assesment tained a satisfactory academic entered a low-paying field or 0 f Terrell than Ernie had been ’ ” " ” was not much of a financial sue- Q f the champ — until he learner

pay the full Terrell had called him a dirty

_ mmmi fighter.

One problem is what to uo „ He , s the Hirty fighter*" A ii

cators working on the idea, about women who, after finish- fj re( } hack “He was hitting me along with officials of the ing their education, marry and in the c ij nc hes, holding me. hit-

“ never work, or work for only tin g below the beltt you saw

a brief period. it.’*

Former Indiana 11th District And told that Terrell had acCongressman Joe Barr, who is cused him of rubbing his eyes

the on the ropes, opening a wound,

record would be eligible.

No decision has been made cess not to adopt the plan, but the gov- amount back,

ernment has a task force of edu-

Treasury Department, the Bureau of the Budget and the Department of Health, Education

and Welfare.

A key and unusual feature now Undersecretary of .... of the idea is that the amount Treasury discussed the proposal he replied, half in admiration, of money the student w’ould re- last week during a speech be- “That didn’t stop him. He kept pay the government w’ould vary fore the New York chapter of fighting all the way.” _ , ■- - * T He scoffed at a questioner

who asked if he had carried the fight deliberately to its full 15 rounds. “I don’t enjoy fighting

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employees are Negroes. Of the general situation she related:

, xx j j “I think they are making some Milton, who attended strides r< r medy . Jg t he sUua .

School 37, was graduated from xArsenal Technical High School. He attended Purdue University.

Commenting

another

fefvTce in^oftjber^eS^he was matter ’ ^

Budding as a draftsman. there Tsu^cLcem^ng Mr. Milton, a former carrier discrimination, integration or of The Indianapolis Star and segregation. She noted the The Indianapolis Recorder, com- importance of their attending

pleted his basic training in GreatLakes, 111., and was stationed at Key West, Florida. He was formely a member of the Christ Temple Sunday School.

all meetings to keep abreast of hat is going on and lend

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POLICY ANNOUNCEMENT It is the policy of the Ward Nursing Home to admit and to treat ali patients without regard to race, color or national origin. The same requirements for admission are applied to all—and all patients are assigned within the nursing home without regard to race, color or national origin. .... There’s no distinction in eligibility for, or in the manner of, providing any patient service provided for, or through, the nursing home. A facilities of the nursing home are available Without distinction to all patients and visitors regardless of race, color or national origin. All persons or organizations that have occasion either to refer patients for admission or to recommend the Ward Nursing Home are advised to do so without regard to the patient’s race, color or national origin. The Ward Nursing Home 1518 N. SENATE AVE.

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, , x , • - l Burial in New Crown Ceme- Elizabeth Steele, Battle Creek, 15 rounds and taking a chance ^ ery w jjj f 0 n 0W funeral services Mich., and Mrs. Artemis Mcon getting cut, and taking a Saturday, Feb. 11, at 2 p.m. in Cracken and seven uncles, John chance on getting wronged m Eastside Baptist Church for MJilton, La Puenta, Calif.; the decision. Reginald L. Milton, 21, 2760 Lloyd Johnson, Howard John“I know I can t fight forever Baltimore. He died Feb. 4 in SO n, Lansing, Mich.; Alonzo and I don t want to Jeave with Q rea t Lakes (111.) Naval Hos- Johnson, Earl Johnson, Lewis my face marked up pital. Johnson, and Daniel Johnson.

Earlier, at ringside, Ah said

that the only thing he regret-

ted “is that I didn’t knock him . ou t»» good to have a clean, quick

“He used his left,” the cham- knockout. But it also is a good pion stated, “but he just test to be able to fight good couldn’t find me. I am just too with him for 15 rounds and win fast — I told you. It’s impos- all of them. I did it without a sible to hit me with a left jab. scratch. That’s a great mir-

No one will ever be able to. acle.”

They’re going to have to find ——-

somebody a lot faster than

that.”

Praising Terrell’s courage and stamina, Ali said at one point “I hit him with my best and he just wouldn’t go.” Ali concluded: “It would be

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