Hanoi Firm On Talks, Moscow Says
Moscow Radio reports North Vietnam has not changed its conditions for peace talks. Key demands remain an immediate U.S. bombing halt, U.S. troop withdrawal, recognition of the Viet Cong, and free South Vietnam choice. Victor Moore of the ICC reportedly traveled to Hanoi.
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Hope Super Spy Plane Pilot Safe Spurs Nevada Hunt
The SR-71 reconnaissance plane crash near Las Vegas triggered a statewide hunt after officials located wreckage on Friday. Edwards Air Force Base said the missing aircraft went down during a routine test over mesquite hills, and the pilot may have parachuted to safety.
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Indiana Senator Urges Absentee Voting for Students
Indiana State Senator Dean V. Kruse calls Senate to fix election laws that bar college students from absentee voting by mail. He argues allowing mail ballots would correct a miscalculation and urges Democrats to join Republicans in backing legislation for student absentee ballots in the fall city elections.
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Auburn
Indiana Senate
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Rockefeller Takes Office In Arkansas Governor Race
Winthrop Rockefeller, a 54 year old New Yorker who moved to Arkansas in 1953, will take the oath as governor before the legislature Tuesday. He defeated segregationist Jim Johnson last November to end six terms of Democratic control.
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Pendleton High Students to Attend Demonstration Days
Pendleton High School sends 11 students among 1329 from 113 high schools in 58 counties to the sixth annual Demonstration Days at Indiana University Medical Center in Indianapolis. Sessions run Saturdays April 1 8 and 15 from 9 a.m. to 12 30 p.m. Reservations through the University Relations office via high school principals.
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Pendleton High School
Hoosier Counties
Indiana University Medical Center
Indianapolis
Howard B. Morris
Medical Center
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Hoosier Tenor McCracken Praised In Covent Garden
Gary Indiana tenor James McCracken and Swedish soprano Brigid Nilsson received rave previews in British papers for their Covent Garden Turandot performance Friday night, signaling strong voices and dramatic interpretation.
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UPI
James McCracken
Gary, Ind
Brigid Nilsson
Covent Garden
Hospital Dismissals Listed for Numerous Residents
The notice lists many individuals and their addresses who are being dismissed from hospitals or transferred. It includes Mrs. Janice Morgan and daughter in Alexandria, Mrs. Carol Naselroad and daughter on 1121 W 1st St, Mrs. Mary Fry in Chesterfield, Edward Janning in Middletown, and numerous others across Pendleton, Middletown, Chesterfield, and local streets, with several infants and family members named.
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Alexandria
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W. 1St
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Chesterfield
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Middletown
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Vera Parks
Louise St
Sharon Stegall
Debra
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Ee Bedwell
Madison Ve. Chester Greene
St. John's Hospital
Patrick Collins
Andover Road
Janice Alsebrook and Son
St. Charles St
Pendleton
Naomi Noreee
Oro
28Th St
Elsie Riggs
Bessie True
E. 4Th Street
Mantie Jones
Mounds Rd
Edna McClintick
Fletcher St
Mary Louise Ulmer
Martha Shaw
Markleville
Kenneth
YMCA Daily Schedule Highlights Activities and Meals
The notice lists today’s YMCA events from breakfast at 6:45 through late evening activities. Breakfast and lunch blocks, club meetings, and dinner times are shown alongside a detailed physical schedule for youth and adults, including swim, gym, fitness, volleyball, scuba, and self defense sessions.
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GOP Creates New Policy for Indiana 1967 Session
Indiana Republican Party forms Legislative Policy Committee to study and recommend legislation for the 1967 General Assembly. The group includes state leaders, elected officials, and central committee members to influence municipal and statewide elections, with weekly breakfast briefings and designated coordinators and media liaisons.
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Indiana
General Assembly
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House
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Keith McCormick
Senate
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John Snyder
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Donald Hunter
Supreme Court
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Buena Chaney
Virgil Scheidt
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Keith Bulen
Hendricks
Arty
Jim Neal
Joe Root
Bill Colbert
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Gas Tank Blast in Santos Injures Hundreds
A cigar shaped gas tank exploded in Santos Brazil early Monday damaging two city blocks. About 400 people were injured with 43 seriously. The blast occurred when a steel plate lifted and struck a 6 000 volt high tension wire.
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Brazil
UPI
ABA suggests direct popular election for president and vice
The American Bar Association commission urged abolition of the electoral college and a constitutional amendment. It called for a 40 percent popular vote threshold and a run off if no candidate reached it, arguing the current system is archaic and undemocratic. The report notes three past elections where the winner had fewer popular votes than rivals.
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Dallas
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Commission On Electoral College Reform
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Rutherford B. Hayes
Samuel J. Tilden
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Grover Cleveland
Nuclear expert Corsbie dies in New York fire
Robert L. Corsbie renowned for studying how nuclear blasts affect buildings died Saturday in a New York fire that also claimed his wife and son. He was 61.
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Nuclear Authority
New York
Robert L. Corsbie
Corsbie
Ky Offers Ho Peace Discussions
Premier Ky said he would talk with Ho Chi Minh anywhere anytime if concrete proposals exist, but warned against halting U S bombing before Hanoi shows intentions. He rejected extending the Tet truce and said bombing has softened Hanoi, not warmed it. Ky urged direct talks with Ho Chi Minh and demanded concrete steps.
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UPI
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