Wallace Plans Four Indiana Appearances
Former Alabama Governor George C. Wallace and the American Independent Party pursue Indiana ballot access with four April appearances in Evansville Jeffersonville New Castle and Fort Wayne. Indiana prospects see Wallace winning 45 percent in November electoral votes as party organizers report 5 000 signatures toward a 8 320 threshold and events in Goshen Muncie and Danville led by Culp with Hatcher reference.
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Johnson
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Muncie
Danville
Richard G. Hatcher
Gary
Project Concentration targets local traffic violators in Anderson
The Anderson Police Department launches Project Concentration to deploy all available units at peak times to stop visible traffic violations. Capt. John Gunter says 1967 had many preventable accidents and the program aims to curb speeding and equipment violations while officers focus on traffic with no harassment, urging motorists to drive safely according to law and conditions.
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Anderson
John Gunter
Gunter
Power Squadron Offers Free Spring Safe Boating Courses
The Anderson Power Squadron will again offer free Spring classes in safe boating and water safety open to men and women over sixteen. Evening sessions at Anderson High School room 108 begin Wednesday Jan 10 at 7:30 pm and day classes at Naval Reserve Training Center start Jan 11 at 11 am. The course meets Indiana rules on youth boating and is approved by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources.
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United States Power Squadrons
Anderson High School
Naval Reserve Training Center
E. Oak St
North Anderson
Indiana Department of Natural Resources
RAF Britannia Makes Safe Landing After Fire
A British Royal Air Force Britannia carrying 61 persons caught fire while off the south coast of Greenland and landed safely at Ballykelly Field on Saturday night. No injuries were reported as a full alert was triggered and then steps proceeded to a routine landing.
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Royal Air Force
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Bellykelly Field
Britannia
Gold Medal enrollments due by Feb. 1 in Madison County
Madison County extension officials warn that Gold Medal enrollments for beef, swine and lamb projects are due February 1 at the County Extension Office. Requirements include weight gains, birth weights, and sire by a registered bull for beef. Show dates are Aug. 5 for the county beef event and July 29 for the Muncie show. Hoosier Gold Medal swine, lambs, and crop memberships also noted with deadlines and weights. Continuous programs require Indiana Livestock Breeders Association membership. corn and soybean memberships are due by July 1.
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Madison County
Harold R. Berry
Indiana Livestrock Breeders Association
Indiana
Muncie
Indiana Crop Improvement Association
Today At YMCA Schedule Of Lunch Meetings And Activities
The YMCA announces a full day schedule with lunch at 12:00 and 12:15 meetings for CBMC and Rotary, followed by dinner and club events in the evening. Physical and youth programs include supervised swims, fitness classes, gym use, and specialized sessions for teens and adults throughout the day.
Separated Twins Off Danger List In South Africa
In Johannesburg at a children's hospital doctors removed Catherine and Shirley O'Hara from the danger list two days after a rare operation separated their heads. The three month old babies were moving their heads freely and crying lustily when hungry, with nurses watching them hourly and specialists visiting their cribs.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
UPI
Children’s Hospital
Catherine
Shirley O’hara
Delco Employees to Speak at SAE Congress in Detroit
Three Delco Remy Division employees from Anderson and Pendleton will speak at the SAE Automotive Engineering Congress at Cobo Hall in Detroit. Robert L. Larson and Edward J. Newill will discuss Application of Integrated Circuits Automotive Charging Systems, while Frank P. Plovick will cover Specifying Automotive Electrical Power Requirements for Utility Vehicles. The event, sponsored by the Society of Automotive Engineers, draws an anticipated 25,000 attendees.
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Delco-Remy Division
Anderson
SAE
Detroit
Midh
Cobo Hall
Robert L. Larson
Spring Valley Dr
Edward J. Newill
Pendleton
Delco
Frank P. Plovick
Thayer Lane
Iety of Automotive Engineers
Two Russian Medics Convicted In Shoplifting Trial
In London a magistrate convicted two Russian doctors Dr Ivan Berandze and Dr Djamboul Mamouladze of stealing four sweaters from a store. They were fined a total of 170 dollars after store detective Thelma May Bradman testified they stuffed items into bags and exited. Mamouladze claimed he planned to pay at the door as in the Soviet Union.
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London
UPI
Ivan Berandze
Djamboul Mamouladze
Thelma May Bradman
Mamouladze
Soviet Union
Hybrid Rocket Test Marks Milestone in Propulsion
EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE Fla AP reports a hybrid rocket engine was successfully fired high over the Gulf of Mexico in a milestone test, advancing a third major method of rocket propulsion.
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Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
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