Instrumental Music Displays For Students
Miss Mary Jane Bergdoll announces instrumental music displays for fifth and sixth graders interested in band or orchestra. New instruments will be shown at North Side Junior High Gym on Thursday January 15 at 7 30 p m. A second display for students entering South Side or Madison Heights Junior High Schools will be at Madison Heights Gym on Tuesday January 20 at 7 30 p m. Displays aim to let parents and students view instruments and discuss trial rental programs. Music instructors will answer questions and assist families, with free instruction in the second semester.
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Supreme Court backs IBEW survey rights at GE plant
The Supreme Court upheld the Electrical Workers Union right to send industrial engineers into General Electric plants to monitor motion time surveys for grievances. AFL-CIO had sought independent observation, GE argued federal law does not authorize union access to company equipment. The decision sustains National Labor Relations Board and Richmond Circuit rulings over the Hickory North Carolina GE plant case.
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Soviet pilot dies after first spacewalk in Voskhod 2
Moscow AP report says Soviet Cosmonaut Col. Pavel Belyayev, 44, who piloted the Voskhod 2 craft from which Alexei Leonov made the first spacewalk in March 1965, died Saturday after a long illness.
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Indiana State To Observe Centennial
TERRE HAUTE Indiana State University marks its centennial with a convocation featuring Governor Whitcomb and Terre Haute Mayor Leland Larrison. President Alan C Rankin participates as the school began in 1870 as Indiana State Normal School. Founders Day Book and Torch ceremony will be led by ISU Alumni Association president Dr Charles Arvin and senior class president Mike Berkowitz. Music by the University Singers and the premiere of a centennial film Excellence in New Dimensions.
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Age of Venus de Milo Unknown in Ancient Era
The famous Greek statue Venus de Milo likely dates to the first or second century B.C. No exact age is known, reflecting the artifact’s ancient origins and the uncertainties of early sculptural chronology.
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Venus de Milo
U S Troops Destroy VC Communications Center Near Saigon
U S troops destroyed a Viet Cong communications center 30 miles northwest of Saigon manned by English speaking guerrillas who monitored uncoded American radio calls. The operation, part of an Iron Triangle sweep, allegedly foiled a Viet Cong ruse against U S artillery and led to 12 North Vietnamese soldiers captured and one killed.
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State Moves Into 20s Across Indiana
Cold wave eases slightly as temperatures reach 29 in Evansville and 23 in Indianapolis marking a move into the 20s for a second day. Overnight lows fall to near zero with a mixed forecast of light precip and gradual warming by midweek across the Hoosier State.
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Purdue Newspaper Directors to Vote on Editor Firing
Purdue Expo nent directors will vote seven ways on discharging Albert E. Gault as editor in chief of the Purdue student newspaper. The board suspended the paper and editor indefinitely, criticizing management, policies, and news coverage. It cited an order to remove a column named Dig It.
ISU Centennial Program To Start
Indiana State University will begin its Centennial Year celebration next Thursday with a special convocation featuring Governor Whitcomb and Mayor Larrison. They will present proclamations recognizing the universitys centennial observance.
Amish To Get New Traffic Signs For Buggies
Indiana state police confirmed enforcement of a law requiring reflectors on slow moving horse drawn Amish buggies was suspended after Gov Whitcomb raised concerns over arrests in Orange County. The Office of Traffic Safety designs a special emblem to replace the garish red rimmed orange triangle. Nearly a dozen Amish were fined about 100 dollars each in Paoli for refusing the standard emblem and chose jail over payment.
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Robert K. Konkle
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Pope Pleads for Celibacy as Dutch Vote Looms
Pope Paul VI urged Dutch bishops in December to defend priestly celibacy amid a Pastoral Council vote to lift the ban on married priests. Cardinal Alfrink and other bishops abstained as the council moved to end the rule. The pope called celibacy a source of joy and holiness and warned of deviations from orthodoxy.
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Texas Inmate Return Rate Study Draws Indiana Interest
Indiana Department of Correction Commissioner Robert P. Heyne plans a trip to Texas to study its lower inmate return rate and to refine a four year plan. He backs reforms to remove political patronage, strengthen work release, probation and parole, and group homes for juveniles, aiming to cut repeat offenses from 40 60 percent to Texas level. Heyne hopes to learn from Dr George Beto whose pre release program has reduced recidivism and will use federal funds to craft short and long range plans via the Criminal Justice Planning Agency.
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Bath's 1607 Virginia pinnace first Ocean vessel
In Bath Maine the 30 ton pinnace Virginia, built in 1607 by men of Maine, is cited as the first ocean going vessel built by English speaking people in the New World. Since then Bath has launched nearly 5,000 vessels.
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Bonn Laws Seen Discriminatory By Red Germans
East Germany demanded a wholesale retraction of West German discriminatory laws as a condition for talks. The ADN cited decades of Bonn declarations claiming jurisdiction over German frontiers and territories now outside Germany, including East Prussia and areas east of the Oder-Neisse line, plus rules applying to German citizens abroad and controlling passports and visas.
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Official drops dead Princeton treasurer at wheel
Gibson County Treasurer John Bray Sr collapsed and died while driving to work in Princeton Indiana. An apparent heart attack was blamed for the death occurring Monday.
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Quake Causes Much Damage In Red China
Hong Kong reports, citing Kunming radio, say a strong January 5 quake damaged Yunnan province core areas while Kunming escaped heavy harm. Army troops and medical teams were deployed for relief as officials noted sabotage claims but few details on casualties or full scope.
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GOP Congressman Raps McCormack On Nixon Bill
Washington reports a House Republican leader accused Democratic leadership of obstructionism over a population growth commission bill. Speaker McCormack denied the charge and countered that the claim of blocked action was partisan.
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PSC Member To Resign April 1
INDIANAPOLIS UPI C Patrick Clancy a member of the Indiana Public Service Commission will resign his position by April 1. He joined the PSC as an examiner in 1959 and became a commissioner on April 1 1961. A Republican on the three man panel his departure gives Governor Whitcomb a chance to name another GOP successor. Previously he was an Indiana deputy attorney general.
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Father of Eight Nabbed In Armed Robbery Case
FBI agents arrested John D. Wolfe of Indianapolis on a federal bank robbery warrant for the November 18 robbery of the Merchants National Bank on Kentucky Avenue. The 33 year old, noted as father of eight, was accused of the $2770 theft and not involved in a second nearby holdup within 11 days.
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