Area High Teams Face Top Foes In Weekend Tilts
Many area teams travel for weekend games with Highland the lone host as Walnut Grove seeks its seventh win against the Laddies on their floor. Anderson, Marys, and Madison Heights hit the road while Madison Heights aims to extend a two game win streak against Short Ridge in Indianapolis. St Marys travels to Ballinger and Alexandria and Elwood both go on the road with Lipton as a mutual foe awaiting tonight and return home tomorrow.
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Anderson
Mon- Madison Heights
Pirates
Shortridge
Blue Devils
Indianapolis
Ed Weathers
Capital City
Jack Wilson
Buccaneers
St. Mary's Gaels
Ballingermen
Westfield
Gaels
Twa
Alexandria
Elwood
Indiana Senate votes down bonding power bill in tie break
Lt Gov Ris tine breaks a 24 24 tie to defeat a measure limiting local bonding powers amid debate over Supreme Court disputes and school teacher concerns. Indiana faces a state investigation into three recent gas explosions that killed 16 and injured 75, with officials urging all resources to find the cause as distrust grows in urban areas and freeway plans come under scrutiny.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Richard C. Ristine
Indiana Senate
Ristine
Indiana Supreme Court
Arch Bobbitt
Marshall Kizer
Plymouth
Senate
David Rogers
Bloomington
Kizer
Bobbitt
Supreme Court
Frederick Landis
Terre Haute
Ind
Tra Anderson
Indiana districting plan, Medicare push amid politics
Indiana lawmakers discuss a tentative plan to redraw legislative districts and a GOP backed amendment shaping apportionment. President Kennedy urges Medicare and health funding, with proposals for medical education, nursing facilities, and stricter drug and device regulation.
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Congress
Kennedy
Indianapolis
UPI
Elkhart
Senate
Wrong Imprisonment Fund Bills Introduced
Terre Haute area reports show public schools in Terre Haute and Vigo County staying closed a second day to allow heating system checks. The article notes a party line vote with Sen. O Bannon voting against and Sen. Bloom voting for the measure while Sen. Conrad was absent.
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Anderson
Terre Haute
Vigo County
Terre Haute Gas Corp
Robert O'Bannon
D-Corydon
Allan Bloom
R-Fort Wane
Roy Conrad
Monticello
Bobbitt
Inquiry Members Say Cuba Still Poses Threat
Senators on the Preparedness subcommittee after a CIA briefing warn that Soviet troops and arms in Cuba remain a military threat. The briefing followed concerns raised by Anderson about Cuban activity and a gas leak incident prompting quick repairs near the explosion site. Welsh said he sought investigations and full reports from Anderson and the Public Service Commission.
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Cuba
Washington
UPI
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
CIA
John A. McCone
Mcinen Cerisphere
Anderson
Matthew E
Welsh
Public Service Commission
Eee
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Highway Romance Curb Hits Roadblock in Minnesota
Minnesota House Motor Vehicles Committee laid over an anti necking bill despite Rep. Richard Richies urging. The proposal would criminalize arm around a passenger or driver and stems from a teen couple incident Richies witnessed on a highway.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
House
Motor Vehicles Committee
Richard Richies
Richie
Kennedy warns of greater risks if Soviet missiles remain in Cuba
President Kennedy told reporters that Soviet forces in Cuba are a serious concern and urged reliance on facts. He noted a reduction of about 4,500 military personnel since weapon removal and warned that discovering offensive missiles would raise threats beyond those faced during the Cuban crisis.
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Mvua Wic
Cuba
Stennis
Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Eagle Scout rank boosts Diefenbaker campaign forecast
The article notes Diefenbaker wins a key campaign vote of confidence as Conservative leaders face a rough primary season. Eagle Scout rankings for Big Killbuck District scouts are highlighted, with Jack L. Zirkle discussing the party’s campaign strategy and merit badge requirements. The piece contrasts party unity with anticipated campaign tensions.
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Diefenbaker
Scouts of America
Scouting
Jack L. Zirkle
Diefen
Baker
Albe
Lester B. Pearl
Son
Zirkle
Ceed Diefenbaker
Muster
Robert N. Thompson
Thelil
Boy Scouts of America
Scout Council
Ceeds
Two Jailbreaks Escape From Jefferson County Jail
MADISON Ind AP two Jefferson County jail prisoners fled Thursday. The wife of Gene Hambrick 35 Aurora admitted aiding the escape and paying a cab fare from Madison to Aurora then driving Hambrick and Franklin Meek 25 Austin to New.
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Madison
Ind
Jefferson County
Kentucky
Boone Browning
Gene Hambrick
Aurora
Dearborn
Hambrick
Franklin Meek
Austin
New
Boy Hunter Tests New Deck Caller Near Marshes
Stanfford le Hope England reports 16 year old Heomter Robert Pecter tried a new deck caller at night near the marshes. The device apparently worked and a hunter shot Porter, wounding him lightly.
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Standford-Le-Hope
England
Robert Pecter
Porter
Brews 3 of am. 6313 pom
Readable fragments note a morning event, but details are sparse. The line mentions brews, quantities, and a time—likely an itemized entry or notice with limited context.
Khrushchev Gets Rebuff in Paris Tense Talks
In Paris Khrushchev met with De Gaulle and French leaders as tensions rose over German militarism and Franco-German ties. Paris rebuffed Khrushchev, with France demanding clear commitments amid shifting European bloc alignments. In Berlin, U S military police blocked two buses carrying Russian soldiers for five minutes in a border incident.
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Paris
Upi
Soviet Union
Charles de
France
Thursd
de Gaulle
Britain
Mav
Couve de Murville
Khrushinovt
National Assembly
al-Foreign Affairs Commission
Berlin
U.S
East-West Berlin
Holdup Suspect Near Death From Wound In Interview Mix
An AP report from Terre Haute Indiana describes a holdup incident where a 26 year old man was shot by police after attempting a robbery at a filling station. The case sparked radio and TV coverage including a telecast involving Khrushchev and Malinovsky amid Cold War tensions.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Bowie Bachoney
James Switt
Paris
Inter
Steve Marshall
Westview
Berlin
Stalingrad
Khrushchev
France
East
Berta
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