Youth and adult live in cave for three weeks study
Ten youths and an adult begin a three week stay in Sullivan Cave near Oolitic Indiana to study psychological effects of confinement map uncharted passages and clean larger sections. Project sponsored by Central Indiana Grotto of the National Speleological Society led by Mike Wischmeyer with Dr. David Torbett supervising the psychology work.
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Oolitic
Ind
Sullivan Cave
Central Indiana Grotto
National Speleological Society
Mike Wischmeyer
Indianapolis
Richard Blen
Griffith
University of Chicago
David Torbett
Butler University
Taxpayers may appeal county levies to state tax board
Legal notice states that if the county tax adjustment board fails to fix levies, ten or more aggrieved taxpayers may appeal to the state board of tax commissioners for further action. The text outlines the mechanism for challenging local tax assessments and seeking review.
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County Tax Adjustment Board
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Tax levy notices for Markleville and Edgewood towns in Indiana
Taxpayers are notified that on August 26, 1963 the Markleville Civil Town and Edgewood Civil Town in Madison County Indiana will meet to consider budgets and tax levies. Details include estimated funds required, balance, and proposed levies for general street funds, with hearings open to taxpayers. A final hearing will be set by the state tax board after petition and notification.
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Markleville
Madison County
Indiana
Board of Town Trustees
Adison County
Od Ks Noreeanenteinsli Ee Lisketeciintinte
General Street
Edgewood
Adams Township Madison County Budget Notice 1963
Taxpayers of Adams Township are notified that the budget for 1964 is set with detailed funds for Fire Fighting Civil Township Bond Fund Tuition Special School Fund and other accounts. Hearings will occur before the county auditor by two days prior to the second Monday in September with potential levies fixed by the county tax commissioners.
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Pireet Vine None
County Tax Adjustment Board
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Adams Township
Madison County
Indiana
Madison
County
Canital
Peaceful- Debt Service
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Mwsateeromasensane Stes
LacieMaon Iim
Benoa
Eyee Panes Caeres
Richland Township
Wetcom
Civil Township
Horace Hays
Veteran's Memorial Fund
Cu Sapien Vet's
State Board of Auditor
Incom
Ota
Sckson
Acti Puy
Jackson Township
Son County
Ee Paesean
Aioae Ania
St Anne An
St. Oeskaee
Coviunes Vintivin Paomanantigas Wessoes
Penrente
Audh
Veteran's Memorial
State Board of Civil Two
Taewaenty School
Bend
Clark
Burns
Richland’ Township. Inc
Soho Corporation
NES
Boone
Glerical
Padison County
Manne
Trion
Ganitt
Ciacey Baan
Wisory Board
Schoslo
Boone Township
Union Township
Civili
Bu Township
Justice of the Peace
Ular
Pan
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Berekig
Far Sea
OED
Sochneainitargid abAieten
Unés Colested
DeBestes
Vientiane
Neree
Amien
Eteran's
Leer 2
Djustment Board
Sinal
Moreca
M. Raymond Poor
Entan
Union
State Adjustment Board
Board of Tax Commissioners
Ray Croxton
State Board of
Indianapolis and Gary to join March on Washington civil rights rally
Indianapolis and Gary civil rights groups plan to send delegations to Washington on August 28 for the national march. An NAACP spokesman said two buses will transport Indianapolis participants, with about 75 already signed up, and a Gary NAACP spokesman said two train coaches will carry demonstrators, though numbers were not estimated. The march supports Kennedy administration civil rights legislation.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Gary
Washington
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
United States Ends Hospital Service In Skopje
The U S Army is closing the emergency hospital it set up at Kumanovo near Skopje after the July 26 earthquake. The 8th Evacuation Hospital from Landstuhl began care less than 70 hours after the quake and will depart this week.
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Skopje
Yugoslavia
UPI
U.S
7Th Army
Landstuhl
Edeernanty
Kumanovo
Ilini Firm Fires Workers On Walkout After Disputes
DU QUOIN Illinois UP I reports P R Mallory Co fired about half its 200 plus workforce for ignoring a back to work order following two illegal strikes. About 100 turned up for first shift, 75 stayed home, and 15 to 20 more were fired for missing work.
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DU Quoin
UPI
P.R. Mallory Co
Waters
James Woolsey
East German Courts Sentenced Political Prisoners Daily
Free Jurists Investigation Committee says East German courts have sentenced at least two political prisoners each day since the Berlin Wall went up on August 13, 1961. Records show 1,422 sentencings to date and 1,133 others known to have been imprisoned with unknown sentence lengths.
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Berlin
UPI
Berlin Wall
Free Jurists Investigation Committee
Italian Peach Farmers Dump 1000 Pounds in Verona Protest
In Verona Italy peach farmers dumped over a thousand pounds of fruit in protest of prices. They complain they receive about one cent per pound while retailers sell peaches for 16 cents.
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Verona
Italy
UPI
Romeo and Juliet
Bethlehem Steel Awards Oxygen Plant Contract to Union Carbide
Union Carbide Corp announced it has won a contract from Bethlehem Steel Corp to build an oxygen plant at Bethlehem’s Lackawanna New York mill. The deal, not disclosed in price, supports Bethlehem’s plan to replace 14 open hearth furnaces with two basic oxygen furnaces, targeted for completion in 1964.
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New York
UPT
Union Carbide Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Lackawanna, N.Y
Bethlehem
Red Chinese rally backs U S Negroes in Peking
In Peking the Great Hall of the People hosted a 10 person rally in support of American Negroes amid racial tensions. Premier Chou En-lai attended with two vice premiers, and a greeting from Robert Miller of Monroe, North Carolina was read.
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Tokyo
UPI
China
U.S
Peking
New China
Great Hall of the People
Chou En-lai
Chen Yi
Lo Jui-ching
Robert Miller
Monroe, N. C
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
National People’s Congress
Peking People’s Daily
Deputy Sheriffs Foil Half Hearted Jail Break Attempt
In LaPorte Indiana deputies thwarted a half hearted escape by Ylario Elias 28 of South Bend from LaPorte County Jail. Elias shoved Deputy Stewart Johnson in a second floor cell area, ran a short distance, refused to return, and was subdued after a scuffle that drew other officers.
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Laporte, Ind
UPI
LaPorte County
South Bend
Clifford Arnold
Ylario Elia’s
Stewart Johnson
Elias
Johnson
Arnold
Israel vows to strengthen forces amid Nasser threat
Beersheba Israel Prime Minister Levi Eshkol pledged to bolster Israel’s military in response to President Nasser of the United Arab Republic who warned of enlarging the army. Nasser spoke in Alexandria and at Yemen troop ceremonies, while criticizing Palestinian rights and predicting the Baath regimes in Iraq and Syria would fall.
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Beersheba
Israel
UPI
Levi Eshkol
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Egypt
Eshkol
Nasser
Alexandria
U.A.R
Palestine
Baath Party
Iraq
Syria
Yemen
Largos Nigeria Leads Global Palm Oil Output
LARGOS Nigeria produces nearly a third of the world palm oil, about 200000 tons annually. Some 80 percent of this is edible, a rise from 1950 when less than 1 percent was edible.
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Largos
Nigeria
Mounds Kiwanis Club Plans Dick Smith Ranch Picnic
The Mounds Kiwanis Club will host its annual summer picnic at Dick Smith's ranch style pad today. Members are urged to bring a covered dish and plan for family fun and fellowship with ample space for kids to run.
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Mounds Kiwanis Club
Dick Smith
W. 8Th St
Hamilton
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Sentamber
Colle
Total General Fund Street Fund
Total Street Fund
General Street Fund Fund
Kenneth R. Lewis
D.rector
Library Fund
Ava
March’ Civil Rights
Lllini Firm
Gala Waters
International Association of Machinists Union
Red East Germans
Bethlehem Steel
Red Chinese Rally
Chicago
LaPorte
UUR
Mounds Kiwanis
Dick’s
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