Birth Control Plan Faces Court Challenge in Illinois
Illinois began offering free birth control to mothers on relief as IPAC workers distributed forms. Republican mayoral candidate Benjamin S. Adamowski filed suit seeking a temporary injunction, arguing public funds would promote immorality. State legislators stalled action until after Easter amid broader debates over the program.
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Richard J. Daley
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Volcano Count New York
More than 400 active volcanoes are located worldwide with many more inactive.
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Bumper 1963 Crops Seen If Weather Stays Normal
The March 1 planting intentions show 263 million acres for 17 major crops up 2 percent from last year and 1 percent from 1961, with spring wheat up 6 percent, corn up 52 percent, sorghums up 6 percent, and soybeans up 4 percent. If realized, 1963 wheat, corn, and soybean output would set new highs, aided by favorable weather and higher prices. Cattle and hog markets edged up and down, with beef prices firming ahead of Easter, while sugar futures fell from prior gains amid mixed commodity signals.
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Kansas City
New York
Congress Slow Start Prompts Easter Recess
Washington reports Congress has done little in the opening weeks of the 88th, with only two public bills of note passed. The House sits idle amid organizational delays and GOP delaying tactics while the Senate shows slight momentum on mass transit and youth bills.
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Print advertising drives reader purchase decisions
A discussion on how print ads inform readers about product features designs and prices. People read ads clip coupons share them and take samples, using the newspaper as the shopping guide that aligns with consumer buying habits and boosts sales.
Ellsasser To Play Park Place Concert For Chancel Series
Richard Ellsasser presents an 8 p.m. Park Place Church of God recital under Chancel Organ Concerts. The program spans Bach Daquin Vivaldi Mozart Bull Schumann Bach Elmore Karg Elert and Ellsasser works with no charge for the public. The performance caps a series featuring 300,000 annual concertgoers and prior artists includes Weinrich Craighead Coci and Coolidge.
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Park Place
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David Craighead
Claire Coci
Shirley King Coolidge
Day Of Triumph Film At Park Place Church Wednesday
The Day of Triumph color film depicting the life of Christ will screen at Park Place Church of God on Wednesday at 7 p.m. Admission is free. Noted actors Lee J Cobb Joanne Dru Robert Wilson and Touch Connors appear in the cast. Dr Hillery C Rice Jr says it is a major Scripture based production. The church allies it with Easter preparations as part of a mid week service series.
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Hoosier Relays Showcase Anderson Area Talent At IU
About 1,300 high school athletes competed in the 15th Hoosier Relays at Indiana University with Noblesville Daleville Madison Heights and Anderson area schools earning multiple medals. Pendleton Irish won a two mile relay section. Daleville led with strong 880 legs and 440 times while Madison Heights Charles Huston took a runner up in the shot put and Noblesville performances included near misses in field events.
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Jim Moore
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Steve Selby
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Greg Hinchman
Bloomington
Ed Grissom
Terry Busby
Charles Huston
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Pete Podhaski
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Broad Ripple
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Dick Cooper
Mike Hanna
Indianapolis
Arlington
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Kokomo
Erwin Cox
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English Teachers Set Statewide Meet Here April 20
Outstanding English teachers and directors from throughout Indiana will gather in Anderson on Saturday April 20 for the spring meeting of the Indiana Council of Teachers of English. Purdue professor Barris Mills will speak, with Edward B. Jenkinson presenting on the new state course of study in English Language Arts. David Adams of Anderson High School will welcome attendees at South Side Junior High School. Local faculty handle arrangements.
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Harvard Business Review
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Anderson High School
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Edward B. Jenkinson
Reformatory Inmate Wins Poetry Contest
David Jones, 21, Evansville, of Indiana Reformatory at Pendleton, won $50 in a national poetry contest by Writers Digest for his poem The Writer. Jones, sentenced 25 years in 1958, was paroled in 1961 but parole revoked. he writes for The Reflector, the institution weekly.
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Reformatory
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David Jones
Evansville
Writers Digest
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the Reflector
Beef tend. steaks and fried chicken deal at Red Brick Inn
A fragmentary ad notes beef tenders and steaks with a two for fried chicken offer at the Red Brick Inn. The readable text advertises value meals and a hospitality venue.
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Red Brick Inn
Cronin Sees Bigger Strike Zone Boosting Games
AL President Joe Cronin says enlarging the strike zone will make baseball more exciting and favor both pitchers and hitters. He backs the New York Yankees to win the pennant and expects on deck batter waiting rules to speed the game. Cronin praises umpires as stand-up officials handling the change.
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Joe Cronin
Mets Acquire Duke Snider from Dodgers
The New York Mets announced the purchase of veteran outfielder Duke Snider from the Los Angeles Dodgers. The deal, reportedly about 40 000 dollars, sends Snider to report in Florida after visiting his family in California and aims to boost left handed hitting and fan interest at the Polo Grounds.
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Mamie Van Doren and Bo Belinsky Acknowledged Courtship
Houston Chronicle quotes Mamie Van Doren and Bo Belinsky saying they are serious about each other. Chronicle writer Olen Clements notes Van Doren told him in Palm Springs that Belinsky is the first athlete she has dated. She compliments his walk talk and pitching style.
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Los Angeles Angel
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Chicago Sox Return Four To Indianapolis
The Chicago White Sox Monday returned four pitchers to Indianapolis of the International League all winners last year. Right-handers Fritz Ackley Ed Nettle and Joe Shipley and left-hander Taylor Phillips were sent back. Shipley was 3 0 and Phillips 8 5 with the Tribe last year Ackley 13 6 with Savannah and Nettle 10 6 with Tri Cities. All four were on the Indianapolis spring roster but worked out with the White Sox.
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UPI
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Ed Nettle
Joe Shipley
Taylor Phillips
Shipley
Phillips
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Nettle
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White Sox
La Salle Coach Quits After Five-Year Run
La Salle University ends the five year tenure of coach Donald W Dutley Moore who signed resignation Monday after a 79-37 record at La Salle The team went 16-8 this season and earned an NIT berth before a first round loss to Penn Fans and students criticized Moore after a post season incident but officials condemned the display Moore’s career includes a 270-107 college record and two AP coach of the year honors.
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Dutley Moore
la Salle College
Moore
Explorers
LaSalle
University of Pennsylvania
Jim Henry
College
United Press
Duquesne
Dukes
Iron Dukes
Sanders to release grid probe details Tuesday
Governor Carl Sanders said he would withhold the state inquiry into the 1962 Georgia Alabama game until Tuesday. Attorney General Eugene Cook plans to wind up his report, with details and witness questions, including a lie detector test with George Burnett.
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