Indiana to spend record 125 million on highways in 1963
Gov. Matthew E. Welsh announced a forecast of 125 million dollars for highway spending in 1963, noting first quarter bids totaled 28.3 million, far surpassing earlier years. He also disclosed Evansville as site for a 60-bed state hospital for emotionally disturbed children and praised the State Highway Department and Land Acquisition Division for progress.
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Churches' Annual Association Dinner Set for May 9
The Anderson Association of Churches will hold its annual dinner at the First Presbyterian Church on Thursday May 9 at 6 15 PM. The speaker will be Dr D Elton Trueblood professor at Earlham College Richmond known for Christian service and leadership. Reservations are requested through the churches and attendance includes church representatives and others interested.
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AMVETS Post Hosts State Executive Meeting in Anderson
Anderson AMVETS Post 9 will host the Indiana AMVETS State Executive Committee meeting on Sunday April 28 at 10 a.m. at the post home. State Commander Frank Corns of Lowell will oversee, and L Wayne Hoover of Muncie will report on the NEC meeting about plans for the Hartford City state convention June 7 to 9. John Friday dies at 100 in Evansville. he was Vanderburgh County trustee 1900 to 1940 and former president of Mutual Windstorm and Cyclone Insurance.
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Theologian Dr Scherer A Long Career In Education And Sermons
The Reverend Dr Scherer served as preacher on the Sun day Vesper radio series in New York for two decades from 1932 to 1945. Earlier he taught at Mount Airy Theological Seminary in Pennsylvania from 1919 to 1929. He was a visiting professor at Vanderbilt in 1945 and at Union Seminary in Richmond in 1960 61. A prolific writer he published six volumes of sermons and served as associate editor of The Interpreters Bible. He delivered major lectures including the Lyman Beecher Perkins Mullins and Jerrell Foundation lectures.
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The article discusses possible successors to Khrushchev including Froi Kozlov a 54 year old metallurgist and diplomat and secretary of the party Central Committee. It notes three Soviet deputy premiers Anastas Mikoyan Alexei Kosygin and Dmitry Ustinov as potential top government post contenders. Mikoyan 69 is considered a leading candidate.
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Khrushchev’s Possible Retirement Speculation Amid Soviet Leadership
Western experts doubt a Khrushchev departure would end foreign outreach. Sources crave Kozlov as a potential successor while Ustinov remains behind the scenes. London reports in Hong Kong and Moscow hint at retirement timelines, but no clear signs emerge.
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Veterans Define Balk Rule For Pitchers In AL Umpire Talks
The discussion centers on balk interpretations as veteran umpire Joe Paparella states a pause must be a full second for balk rulings, while Augie insists the pitcher must halt for a full second before delivering. The exchange highlights differing views ahead of Thursday games.
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Donatelli Leads Vigilant NL Umpiring in Balk Rule Debate
The four umpires led by Donatelli have called most balks in the NL about 32 to 33 in a game between Cincinnati and the Dodgers in Los Angeles. A Podres balk call was nullified after Frank Robinson hit and took the base hit option. NL president Warren Giles says a study is needed as managers protest the balk epidemic and a rule liberalization may be desirable if the AL does not enforce it.
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Police Detain After Shooting Incident
Authorities say a death occurred between 8 and 9 p.m. and a suspect named Gaddis is alleged but not confirmed as responsible. Police detained a person related to the case as investigations continue.
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Sewage Plant Project Drives Local Election Debate
A political advertisement urges voters to back Ferguson 2B for mayor as the sewage disposal plant and sewer program move toward construction. The Democrat candidate frames infrastructure as key to city services in the May 7 election.
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Test Ban Talks Stall Over Inspections Quota Dispute
A deadlock over inspection quota looms as Washington and Moscow barter terms. The U S seeks seven inspections yearly while Russia proposes two or three, with no agreed scope or areas. Meanwhile a 30 foot basking shark, weighing about 8600 pounds, was reported off San Diego.
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Paul Scherer a noted preacher and teacher dies or retires
Dr Paul Scherer after 25 years as a posor enters a second career training preaching students He served 14 years as Brown Professor of Homiletics at Union Theological Seminary NYC retiring to take new duties at Princeton two years ago He held degrees from Charlestown Lutheran seminary and Holy Trinity Church roles in New York and Buffalo with several honorary honors
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