Indiana faces education funding fight amid plus 170 million ask
Indiana officials describe a $170 million funding request as essential while five charged with dropping steel on a car and related cost disputes unfold. Wells argues state aid to schools may rise to 36 percent of total costs, with federal funds and existing loans under review. The finance study committee will assess state distributions and local district needs as leaders warn of potential school bankruptcies if funds are withdrawn.
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Kowloon Walled City dispute stirs Hong Kong tensions
The report tracks China and Britain over the Kowloon walled city amid sovereignty claims and Berlin style diplomacy. It notes British plans to demolish parts of the area were shelved under a 1898 lease pact, while Chinese protests continued.
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South Bend Riot Charges Highlight Local Court Case
In St Joseph County Court five South Bend youths faced charges following an attack on a motorist with a 100 pound steel piece dropped from a railroad overpass. Prosecutor Voor led the case amid broader reports of racial violence and related civil action.
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Retired Civil Service Employees Plan August Meeting
Retired Employees Of Civil Service announce an August meeting as part of ongoing group activities. Members from various departments are invited to participate, share updates, and discuss upcoming events.
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Induction Center clashes spark antiwar protests
A group of 13 Army inductees clashed with about 30 antiwar pickets at a Chicago induction center. Fists flew as demonstrators were dragged away, with 9 injuries reported. CADRE says they picketed downtown centers for six weeks without incident. No arrests were made.
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UAW Seeks Strikes Curb Across Chrysler Negotiations
The United Auto Workers plan to curb strikes by reviewing Chrysler issues ahead of national contract talks. About 130 representatives from 70 Chrysler bargaining units will meet in Detroit from Monday to Wednesday. Local Chrysler, GM, and Ford agreements face Sept 6 expirations with past strikes at GM and Ford cited.
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Auto Crash Injures Child and Mother in Coplay
Mrs Sue Roby 19 Rt 1 Frankton and her one year old Scott suffered chin abrasions and head lacerations when a 1962 station wagon driven by Roby lost control on Washington Street and was declared a total loss. Scott remained in fair condition and Roby was treated and released from the hospital. Deputy reporters noted the Roby vehicle struck a utility and the driver lost control while traveling west on Washington Street.
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Plans for Elwood area high school project halted
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Indiana Knights back plan for police academy at Mounds Park
Knights of Columbus in Anderson endorse establishing the Indiana State Police Training Academy at Mounds State Park near Anderson. The resolution calls for sending copies to the governor and police director, and notes the park’s natural areas and proximity to the city’s transportation facilities.
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Anderson Obituaries and Air Pollution Ranking Highlights
Obituary notices for Leroy G. Lane and Mary Loral Cage appear alongside a UPI report on an 85‑area air pollution survey. Gary and East Chicago, Indianapolis, Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, and other cities are listed among the dirtiest areas. The survey grades pollution by particle concentration gasoline sales and volatile gas/oil content. Funeral services for Lane scheduled at Baker Brothers in Chicago and Mount Zina Cemetery. Cage dies in Long Beach after several years illness. burial in Tipton County.
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Son of Economics Professor’s Son Turns Astronaut
In Greencastle Indiana AP reports Joseph P Allen IV son of economics professor at DePauw University trained as an astronaut. He is 30 and an instructor researcher in nuclear physics at the University of Washington and is married to Bonnie Jo Warning of Elkhart. The family expresses pride and awareness of space travel risks.
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Rockefeller Endorses 10 Percent Income Tax Surcharge
Albany Governor Nelson Rockefeller offered a cautiously favorable response to President Johnson's call for a ten percent surcharge on personal and corporate income taxes. He said the plan sounds sound if it does not harm the economy and suggested it would likely not have adverse effects.
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Three Dangerous Escapes Still At Large In Indiana
Three “very dangerous” escapees remained at large after scaling a wall at Indiana State Prison. Fugitive James Byrd, 28, a trusted inmate, fled with Arthur Murray, 19, and Mayard Crooks, 28. Byrd had previously escaped once before. The trio broke out Thursday and were described as dangerous as they evaded pursuit.
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Birth control pill injury suit seeks 100000 damages
In New Haven area, Christina France sues Milford pharmacist Francis Norotan and Mead Johnson Co alleging thrombophlebitis after using Oracan birth control pills for six years. Attorney Thindor J. Koskoff says the case is among three similar suits against venous birth control pill makers in the United States.
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Defense Budget Cut Reduces Johnson Plan by 1.4 Billion
President Johnson's defense budget was slashed by 1.4 billion, cutting the total to 70.15 billion while the committee trimmed 1.388 billion from the House May approval. Major reductions targeted procurement of naval ships and submarines amid broader military cuts.
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Central Contineea Building Plans and Lunar Orbit Mission
The text describes plans for a 101000-square-foot building to aid employees in duties, with additions possible at low cost. It mentions Lunar Orbiter preparations for an orbit around the moon and a potential astronaut landing site scouting mission. Brig Gen Willie Jefferson Glasgow Jeet, West Point veteran and the academy’s oldest graduate, died at El Paso hospital at age 84 after a heart attack.
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Final Day Dollar Days Draws Shoppers in Anderton Area
Merchants in the Anderson Rintgil Association report strong interest on the event's final day. Shelves and counters are quickly stocked with the newest goods as throngs of shoppers fill area stores and outlets.
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