Steers Discusses Governor Run Amid Sales Tax Fight
Indiana Attorney General Edwin K. Steers floated a possible gubernatorial bid as the sales tax dispute continued. He said he did not file a brief for political reasons and asked Governor Welsh not to make him a party to the case, a request Welsh left to his attorney. Zazas, appointed to appeal for the state, still viewed Steers as an appellee allied with the Indiana AFL-CIO challenging the tax. The Indiana Supreme Court did not grant a Steers request.
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Steers Opposes Law With New Points in Briefs
On Thursday final day for filing, Steers spoke against the law and raised new points not in prior briefs. Zazas planned to file an answering brief citing new points from friends of the court, saying one more brief would not delay proceedings.
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Nehru Warns of Stronger Chinese Forces on Indian Border
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru told Parliament that Chinese Communists have massed military forces along the Himalayan frontier stronger than before last autumn's invasion. He denounced China's aggressive stance and vowed defense of border areas against any new invasion, citing land and air intrusions and a possible provocation to justify renewed aggression.
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U S Initiates Peace Moves in East West Talks
Washington takes tentative steps to leverage the Moscow test ban treaty era shift. Tsarapkin rejects the U S bid to halt fissionable material and to swap stockpiles for peaceful use, noting existing reserves would still fuel weapons. The move tests East West hopes but yields a negative initial result.
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Tomato Harvest Lags Slightly Behind Normal in Indiana
Purdue statistician Robert F. Straszheim reports soil moisture and pastures mainly good across Indiana. Tomato harvesting runs about 20 percent, below the typical 35 percent at this time last year, as farmers finish oats and hay tasks.
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Indiana Friends name Rev. Breaker to state office
The Rev. Raymond V. Breaker, pastor of the First Friends Church, was elected presiding clerk as the Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends concluded its week long session at Earlham College in Richmond. Thursday Dorothy R. Bennett of Fairmount was named recording clerk.
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State Airports Get Federal Funds for Indiana Airports
The Federal Aviation Agency allocated 2,009,062 for improvements at seven Indiana airports: Evansville Dress Memorial 909,012 Indiana Municipal 624,600 South Bend 306,500 Gary 42,000 Michigan City 25,500 Monticello 41,450 and Muncie 10,000. Nationwide 75,911,216 was granted to 452 airports.
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Diseases share of U S deaths falls to eight percent
Nephritis and nephrosis, kidney diseases, now cause only 8 percent of U S deaths, far below the 1.8 percent attributed to death by own action. The conditions caused 4.8 percent of U S deaths as recently as 1942.
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British TV Apology Over Kennedy Pregnancy Remarks
London based Associated Television apologized to the United States for a pre recorded program in which Bob Hope joked about Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy's pregnancy. The remarks aired five days after Patrick Bouvier Kennedy's death. The network admitted fault for not re checking the tape before broadcast.
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Bethesda Baptist Women Sponsor Special Services
Bethesda Baptist Church hosts pre Women’s Day services with Rev. Williams of Second Baptist Marion as 3:30 p.m. speaker and Gospel Aires Men’s Chorus of Anderson performing at 7:30 p.m. Events, led by Groups 1 2 and 4, are open to the public and funds go to the church building fund.
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Postal unions sign contract in Elkhart for 120 workers
Representatives of two postal employee unions and Postmaster Richard Korns signed a contract covering working conditions and fringe benefits for about 120 postal workers in Elkhart Indiana. Wages remain set by the government and are not subject to negotiation.
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Elkhart, Ind
Richard Korns
Folklore and Fortune: Relativity in Folk Maxims
A William Wade piece surveys common proverbs and sayings for relativity noting contrasts like absence makes the heart grow fonder versus out of sight, out of mind. The essay cites David Starr Jordan on fate and choice and includes a backstage anecdote about a Wednesday show and a station pro advertising wheels turning.
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