Japan and Soviet Seismologists Plan ManMade Quakes
AP reports Japan and Soviet seismologists will trigger earthquakes using conventional explosives in experiments starting Saturday as part of the Upper Mantle Project to study the crust between the Japan Sea bottom and mainland Japan. Meanwhile in Lafayette Indiana the sheriff seeks a 5000 dollar appropriation for a high security fence to block contraband from prisoners after six escapes in six months, lasting until Sept 10.
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Tokyo
Lafayette, Ind
Sheriff's Department
Tippecanoe County
Japan
United States
Russia
Japan Sea
Mishawaka Hoosier Marchers Win VFW National Drill Prize
Mishawaka Indiana Post 360 captured the top senior men's drill team prize at the VFW sixth national convention in New Orleans on Wednesday, marking a notable achievement for the Hoosier unit.
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New Orleans
Mishawaka
Ind
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Circuit Court Minutes Dismissals and New Suits
Circuit Court notes dismissals for default and lists cases with filing years 1963 1964 1949 1950 1951 1957 1962 and 1964. New suits include actions on notes replevin injunction quiet title and damages with parties Campbell Jones Campbell and others.
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Deloris Faye Holliday
An Irwin
Virgil McKinney
Mona McKinney
Charles L. Graves
Martha A. Graves
Forest Bingaman
General Mills, Inc
W. Autrey Wilson
Wilsons Hatchery
Sylvia Newby
Wirldeen Redman
Parte
Fred W. York
Robert Beck Court
Russell Morehouse
Harley
J. Alexander
F. Albert Schaefer
Florence Schaefer
Conservancy District
Forest Hills Conservancy District
City of
Anderson
Economy Finance Corp
Herlin Vaney
Martin Lewis Contrast On Stage For TV Season
Hollywood reports Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis rehearse separate TV shows on the same stage as their long split continues. Lewis aims for a script driven, sketch based format after a failed ABC effort while Martin, looser on camera, rides hit films and records. The showdown between the former partners shifts to ratings and audience ages.
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Hollywood
UPI
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Odlynam
Jerry
Dean
Lakeside Country
ABC
Lewis
Bob Finkel
Sioux Falls
Dino
Frank Sinatra
Clan
Sands Hotel
Las Vegas
Abou
Funny Man
Martin
Roperty
Matt Helm
Vegas
Orientation Days Scheduled For MG Faculty
Final plans for teacher orientation programs in the Madison Grant United School Corporation were announced by Superintendent Harold M. Dick. New teachers meet Aug 28 at Park Elementary Park Fairmount for a morning session covering business operations insurance and retirement forms while Aug 29 breakfast at Summitville School Cafeteria includes welcome by H Baldwin and delegates elected to the Indiana State Teachers Convention. Afternoon sessions include building meetings with principals before students return. Full days start the next day with school lunch in cafeterias. Weekly prices set at 1.75 for grades 1-8 and higher for 9-12.
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Fairmount
Madison - Grant United School Corporation
Harold M. Dick
Park
Summitville
H. Baldwin
Wayne Township
Marion County
Indiana University
Indiana State Teachers Convention
East Central Indiana School Study Council
Bal
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John Miller
Lillie Glenn
Robert L. Glenn
Superior Court
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Leidl Ledbetter
Campbell
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Allstate Insurance Co
Sherry M. Wilson
First National Bank of
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Clyde Haack
Campbell, Jones
Carrico Furniture Co
Jack Patterson
Lurerenda Patterson
Norbury Homes, Inc
Ronald T. Evans
DeAnna S. Evans
Schrenker and
Janey Vanasdal
Radio Cab Co
Rachel J. Shepard
Damages
Don LaPierre
Westclox
Dunbar
Contessa
Tangier
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Kendall
Woodbridge
Greenwich
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Gary
Arthur (Bish) Johnson
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