Burns Ditch port project faces federal review
The White House says the Burns Ditch harbor project is not dead and awaits federal Bureau of the Budget review. Indiana lawmakers express mixed views with Sen. Hatfield saying the port has little chance without congressional approval. Telegrams to Bethlehem sparked debate over federal support and potential park plans.
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Associated Press
White House
Burns Ditch Harbor
Vincennes
Ind
Vancelgrams
Bethlehem
Hartke
D-Ind
Anderson
Douglas
Indiana
John A. Blatnik
Congress
Assembly
Herping Minn
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Lake Michigan
Pa’ Welsh
Pierre Salinger
Save the Dunes Councils
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Rep. Blatnick
Fort Wayne
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Kennedy
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Indiana Senate
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Massachusetts
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Jiannat
Weauusu Salinger
Bureau of the Budget
Budget Bureau
Sen. Hatfield
Bethlehem Steel Co
Lincoln Club Hears Talk At Indiana Lincoln Dinner
Lincoln Club members at Lindfiller heard Miller outline municipal problems in Madison County and oppose federal housing aid while urging state funding for streets schools and annexation debates. The event drew 230 Republican leaders with plans announced for an April organizational meeting and a February 23 fifth district Young Republicans dinner.
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Kokomo
Myron Seyber
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Pendleton
Herald
Robert W. Miller
Idiana
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Lindfiller
Indiana Municipal League
Jocr
Raul Cabeza
Cuban Airlines
Cuba
Purdue Aeronautics Corporsation
Capt. Cabeza
Lineal
Incharge
Hyde Stires
Miller
iHe
General Assembly
Snow and Storms Batter Regions From Southeast to Northeast
A driving snow storm closed schools and disrupted traffic in the Southeast as it moved northeast up the Appalachians toward the crowded Northeast. Torrential rains and high winds damaged Florida, and snow piled up to ten inches in West Texas while freezing temperatures threatened crops in the Rio Grande Valley.
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United Press International
Appalachians
Florida
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
State Revenue Debates Prompt Calls for Leadership
Indiana House Democrats rally for clear budgets as Rep. James Hunter urges cross party leadership on the state’s money problem. Meanwhile a winter storm grips the region with record lows and heavy snow causing travel disruption and school closures across multiple states.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
House Democrats
James Hunter
East
Chicago
GOP Launches New Cuban Policy Attack
Republicans dispute Democratic Cuba critiques and attack Kennedy foreign policy. Senator Javits labels Cuba a bone in the throat of Kennedy while Keating and Coppes blast GOP promises on taxes and school funding. House moves slowly as teachers rally for restored funds and reapportionment measures loom in Indiana.
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Robert Rock
D-Anderson
Virginia
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Maryland
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New Eng
Mayland
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Mweor- Cammittan
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GOP
Washington
Cuba
Kennedy
Jacob K. Javits
R-Nly
Khrushchev
Berlin
Javits
New York County
U.S
Kenneth B. Keating
Rn.y
Minon
Welsh
John Coppes
R-Nappanee
Ways and Mean
Rock
Republican House
Teach
Indianapolis
Indiana State Teachers Associa Administration
Compromise Expected On Reapportionment Amid City Debate
Debate centers on a plan to divide one third of the Senate seats among counties permanently and reapportion the remaining two thirds by population every ten years. The House plan would keep ten districts. Local issues include garbage disposal, hauling rules, and state traffic changes at Broadway and Grand Avenue.
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Indiana Senate
D. Russell Bontrager
R-J Elkhart
Senate Legislative Apportionment Committee
Senate
Bontrager
Anderson
Campbell
Jack
Campbell T
Broadway 1
Grand Ave
Broadway
Anderson Refuse Co
Segar Ce
Macmillan Wins In Confidence Test In Commons
In London the House of Commons defeated Labour’s no confidence motion against the Conservative government. Prime Minister Harold Macmillan aims to bring a reapportionment bill in the same line as a constitutional amendment. The vote fell 333 to 227 as Labour’s censure failed amid debate over Britain’s Common Market talks.
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London
Freedom Week events set for Anderson week activities
Eugene M Veale of Tulsa Oklahoma Sertoma International will attend opening ceremonies as guest of honor at Don's Barbeque Thursday at 630 p m. The week will include Declaration of Independence copies, a youth screening of Johnny Tremain, daily flag ceremonies with National Guard units, and a keynote by Vice Admiral Alexander Hayward on February 20 at 730 p m at Southside Junior High School.
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Eugene M. Veale
Tulsa
Okla
Sertoma International
Anderson
Anderson Sertoma Club
Veale
Don
Johnny Tremain
Courthouse Square
NaItional Guard
Alexander Hayward
Southside Junior High School
Weather brief with light snow chance and temps
Cloudy conditions bring a chance of light snow. Highs in the mid 20s with overnight lows around 3 to 15 below zero. Sunrise at 7:15 am, sunset at 6:24 pm.
Eight-day-old Pistachio the green puppy fascinates Plainview
In Plainview New York AP report a remarkable eight day old puppy named Pistachio stands out for his green color. His owner Mrs Louise Barry described her initial disbelief as she saw him with five siblings. Duchess the dam is a black and tan German Shepherd.
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N.Y
Pistachio
Louise Barry
Duchess
Only Fourteen Days Left to Buy 1963 Plates
Motorists face a Feb 28 deadline to purchase 1963 license plates. After March 1 police will tow unplated vehicles. John Quinn says over 16 000 plates issued this year. License Bureau hours were 9 am to 5 pm daily with Wednesday and Saturday noon close.
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John Quinn
Branchmanager
Florida Air Toll Crash Kills 43 in Everglades Flight 705
A Northwest Orient Flight 705 jumbo jet with 43 aboard crashed and burned in the Florida Everglades minutes after takeoff from Miami. Co pilot Lt Cmdr James Dillon described a complete burnout with bodies inside and luggage scattered as rescue teams moved in by helicopter and swamp buggy.
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UPS
Florida Everglades
Northwest Orient
Coast Guard
Cmdr
James Dillon
Akron
Ohio
Dillon
Everglades
Florida
CAB
Washington
Feld
Braniff Airways
Tutz
European Reds Swarm Rural Alexandria Home Destroyed by Fire
Sheriff's report from Beirut details a rural Alexandria dwelling destroyed by fire last night amid unrest as East German and Iraqi factions clash. The article notes arrests and ongoing efforts to suppress Eastern Communist influence while naming figures tied to the new regime in Iraq and mounting international reactions.
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Stocker
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Dennis Habel
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Kurt Gartner
Carlos Luna
Soviet Union
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Baghdad
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