Ball State names first director for new Nursing Department
Dr. Helen J. Berry of Fairborn Ohio is appointed director of Ball State Teachers College new Department of Nursing effective Sept 1. The college will offer a four year bachelor of science in nursing with clinical ties to Ball Memorial Hospital and seeks accreditation by the National League of Nursing.
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Muncie
Ind
Helen J. Berry
Fairborn
Ohio
Indiana University
Ball State Teachers College
John R. Emens
State Teachers College Board
Ball State
Ball Memorial Hospital
Walter G. Ebert
Ball Memorials
Berry
Department
National League of Nursing
Miami Valley Hospital School of Nursing
Dayton
Miami University
Oxford
I.A
Xenia
Ann Arbor
Mich
Good Samaritan Hospital
Indiana
Ohio State Nurses Association
American Red Cross
Golda's Cafe Closes for Vacation Window
Golda's Cafe at 1403 Meridian will be closed from August 26 to September 3 for a vacation. The notice urges customers to return after the brief break.
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Golda
1403
Meridian
Hitler Execution Aide Disappears
Dr. Gerhard Bohne, accused of aiding killings of mentally ill and deformed under the Nazi regime, has vanished after release from pretrial confinement. The 1 to year old former lawyer turned fugitive reportedly surrendered his passport and failed to report since July, with authorities suspecting escape abroad.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Gerhard Bohne
State of Hesse
Bohne
Duesseldorf
Ship Traffic Booms Along St. Lawrence
Detroit reports a 19.5 percent July rise in tonnage on the St Lawrence Seaway marking a new all time high. Officials of the St Lawrence Seaway Development Corp expect the surge to continue into August as summer traffic normally slows.
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Detroit, Mich
UPI
St Lawrence Seaway
St. Lawrence
Greenland Lacks Full Size Trees, Researchers Say
Scientists report Greenland has no mature trees. the assertion highlights climate and ecological limits on arboreal growth in the icy region.
Plant bulbs now for beautiful spring blooms this fall
Purdue extension horticulturists advise planting spring flowering bulbs in the fall for reliable next year bloom. Buy top quality bulbs from reputable specialists, choose colors rather than mixes, and plant daffodils in mid September tulips in September or October crocus in early October and hyacinths from mid October to early November to ensure strong root development.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University Extension Horticulturists
Two Anderson Girls Start Nurses School
Jean Elien Atkinson and Sharon Harless of Anderson are among 76 freshmen entering Parkview Methodist School of Nursing Fort Wayne for the fall term starting August 26. The class will be among the largest in the school's history with an orientation week and Purdue Fort Wayne Center involvement in early coursework.
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Jean Elien Atkinson
East Vineyard Street
Sharon Harless
Clearview Drive
Anderson
Parkview Methodist School of Nursing
Fort Wayne
Ind
Purdue University
Fort Wayne Center
Labor Day road deaths spark Indiana safety drive
A Labor Day traffic safety push by Sheriff Paul Ravage follows a series of crashes in Madison County and surrounding areas. The effort, under the Lights On For Safety program, urges motorists to use low beam headlights during daylight from Friday evening through Monday. Last year 19 motorists died over the holiday weekend in Indiana.
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Sacred Heart
Cicero
Lucian la Claire
Shaeffer-Crowmer
Oaklawn Memorial Gardens
Noblesville
Madison County
Paul Ravage
Indiana Traffic Safety Foundation
Indiana
Crackdown on Buddhists escalates in South Vietnam
Pro Buddhist factions accuse the regime of a coordinated purge led by Nhu with three American trained battalions moved into Saigon. Reports say thousands arrested including most Buddhist leaders and students feared as anti regime organizers. Hue clashes left at least 30 dead and about 70 injured as troops stormed Tu Dam Pagoda. Ambassador Lodge arrived in Saigon amid resignation and tensions with Diem officials while meeting Buddhist refugees and U S advisers.
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Paul Graham
Rt. 1
Ind
Lapel
Graham
St. John's Hospital
Robert Stoops
Troy Crossen
Rt. 4
Crossen
Robert Hedge
Richard Huffman
E .Lynn Sr
St. John’s Hospital
Mable Smith
Columbus Ave
St. Rd
Main St
Eugene L. Anderson
Sherman St
Larry McCartney
Kenneth FE. Hastings
W. 30Th St
W. 25Th St
South Viet Nam
Nhu
Saigon
Hue
Tu Dam
Lodge
Washington
Mau
Ambassador Lodge
U.S
Diem
Xa Loi
Family Inn opens Sundays with pies and lunches
The Family Inn at 14th and Main advertises Sunday hours from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. with homemade pies and cakes plus plate lunches priced at $1.
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the Family Inn
Noted educator Dr. Young deepens study of global education
A biographical sketch outlines Dr. Young's career from youth counselor and college administrator to independent critic of Western educational systems. Born in Scotland, he served in WWI, became a pilot, worked in factories, and later lectured on War Savings Bonds during WWII, earning a presidential citation.
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Russia
Young
Scotland
Gordon Highlanders
America
United States
Desegregation News Shapes Tennessee Virginia and South Carolina
Race talks deliver about forty three thousand dollars for area schools. Military and civil authorities issue notices allowing children to enroll in local districts regardless of race. Rogersville and Hawkins County begin integration. Dendron and Surry County keep public schools while white students join a private segregated school. South Carolina prepares for Charleston desegregation with law enforcement. Catholic schools in Charleston desegregate. New York City protests near City Hall lead to injuries.
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South
Rogersville
Tenn
Hawkins County
Tennessee
Dendron
Surry County
M. B. Joyner
South Carolina
Donald Russell
Charleston
Francis Reh
New York City
Robert Wagner
Funeral Services for Howard Earl 72 at Rozelle Funeral Home
Funeral services for Howard Earl 72 of 409 Winding Way will be held Saturday at 1 30 PM at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with Rev John Siner of First Methodist Church officiating. Interment in East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home. Donations may be made to the YMCA.
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St. John's Hospital
Raymond Spangler
Rt. 3
Box 317
Robin Spangler
Larry McCartney
St Rd
Palmer Lutz Furniture
Cynthia Buck
Park Ave
Sacred Heart
Cicero
McKinsey
Hamilton County
William and Maude Ross
Butler
Wilbur Paul McKinsey
Anderson
Sacred Heart Church
Paula Jo
Mary Grace
Michael Paul
Margarette Butler
Grace Butler
Anderson and
Josepha Butler
Florida
Robert Butler
Mooresville
Howard Earl
Winding Way
University Hospital
Ann Arbor
Mich
Harold E. Rozelle
John Siner
First Methodist Church
East Maplewood
Fueral
YMCA
Edna Bronsing Pendleton
Edna Bronsing
Cornell Bright
Huntsville
Furbelows Must Go In School Borrowing
INDIANAPOLIS AP Ind iana school corporations that exhausted bonding limits must remove furbelows from building plans before borrowing from the Late Common School Fund Building Commission. The commission halted final approval on 4 445 000 dollars of emergency loans and will form a screening panel to weed out oversized gymnasiums and lavish structures per a no frills directive from the Commission on General Education. The fund offers 20 year loans at 22 percent interest to districts over their 2 percent bonded valuation limit.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Common School Fund Building Commission
State Commission On General Education
Building Commission
Commision On General Education
July 1963 activity report for Anderson area data
The Anderson area shows July 1963 totals of 118 construction units versus 120 a year earlier, a July construction value of 1 325 705 dollars versus 1 842 186 a year earlier, and June 1963 at 1 516 849 dollars. Residential building in July 1963 reached 94 homes. Postal receipts July 1963 84 498 and use of July 1962 78 396. Car sales peaked in June 1963 with 537 new cars. July 1963 totaled 376, down from 355 in July 1962. Used car transfers July 1963 were 937, down from 995 in July 1962. July 1963 births, deaths, and deliveries show stork flights at 214, down from 253 in July 1962, with June at 206 trips. Deaths in July 1963 numbered 66 versus 70 in July 1962 and 89 in June 1963.
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Anderson
Stork
Grim Reaper
Madison Heights Lunch Plan Offers 30 Cent Plate Meals
The weekly lunch program charges students 30 cents per meal or 35 cents if bought per meal. A plate lunch, sandwiches 15 to 30 cents, salads and desserts 10 cents, Pirates Bowl salad at 40 cents, milk 3 cents per pint and 4 cents for chocolate milk. Reimbursement for high and junior high schools is one cent less per half pint, creating an extra penny charge. Early buses allow milk and doughnuts in the cafeteria.
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Madison Heights
Pakistan to survey Pak China border by air next month
Pakistan's ambassador to Red China said the Pakistan air force will conduct an aerial survey of the border with China next month.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Red
China
Pakistan Air Force
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Obituary notices for Homer Edward King 65 Noblesville Edna Bronsing 82 Pendleton and Rev Dewey Hole 65 Marion describe funeral arrangements. Services set at Coaltrin Funeral Home Huntsville and Gas City Christian Church with interments at Crownland Huntsville Huntsville Marion Elm Ridge.
Breakthrough Drills Through Rock For Survival Capsule Plan
A rescue operation reports a 17 inch rock breakthrough after hours of effort. Fellin and Throne prepare to enter two steel capsules that can hold an average man, with larger options if needed. Naval Institute expert Lt. Anderson advises warmth, socks, and nourishment while Bova’s status remains uncertain.
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Spector
Fellin
Thorne
Throne
Richard Anderson
Naval Research Institute
Bethesda
Anderson
Economic profiles show county and Anderson buying power
Sales and income figures place the county at 512 000 in income and 14 658 000 in lumber yards while Anderson reports 5 109 000 and 4 865 000 respectively. Drugs sales total 6 174 000 county and 4 564 000 Anderson. Buying power index counts 0.0720 county and 0.0309 Anderson. Quality Index ranks county 103rd and Anderson 118th nationwide among 300 metros.
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Anderson
U.S
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Eastgate
Michigan
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Hitler
Greenland
Paul D. Harkins
U.S. Military Assistance Command
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Furbelows
Commission
Madison
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King
Homer Edward King
Riverview Hospital
Coaltrin
Ewart Telley
William Yow
Crownland Cemetery
Dewey Hole
Marion
Yorktown
Bethany
Gas City
J. Swift and Storey
Gen
Art D. Goyce
Navy
Antarctic
Boulder
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Colorado
Robert R. Carrell
Brookline St
Hillcrest Church of Christ
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