Indiana school reorganization trims to 497 districts
Sixty nine Indiana school corporations reorganize effective Wednesday reducing total to 497 amid pending lawsuits in three counties. Lists show merged units across Bartholomew, Benton, Carroll, Delware, Elkhart, Fayette, Gibson, Hamilton, Hancock, Huntington, Jay, LaPorte, Marshall, Montgomery, Morgan, Noble, Ohio, Orange, Putnam, Ripley, Rush, Scott, Starke, Sullivan, Warren, White and Whitley counties with pupil counts for each new entity.
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Indiana
Indiana School Reorganization Commission
J.B. Kohlmeyer
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Hamilton
Hancock
Toecome
Bartholomew County
Flatrock-Hancreek School Corp
Benton — Benton
Carroll
Carroll Consolidated
Delphi Community Schools
Clinton
Clinton Central
Clinton Prairie
Daviess
North Daviess
Washington
Barr- Reeve
Delaware
Harrison - Washington
Liberty-Perry
Mt. Pleassit
Elkhart
Fayette — Fayette
Gibson
South Gibson
North Gibson
Marion Adams
Boone County
Hamilton Heights
Westfield Washington
Hamilton Southeastern
Mt. Vernon
Southern Hancock
Greenfield Central
Huntington
Huntington County
Jay—Jay School Corp
New Prairie
Marshall — Argos
Bremen
Culver
Plymouth
Montgomery
Morgan
Martinsville
Mooresville
Noble
Central Noble
West Noble
Ohio
Rising Sun
Orange
Orleans
Paoli
Springs Valley
Putnam
Greencastle
South Putnam
Cloverdale
Ripley
Rush
Rushville
Scott
Starke
Judson- San Pierre
Sullivan
Southwest
Warren— Warren
Warren Central Consolidated
White—Tri - County
Jasper
Benton
Frontier
Whitley
Smith - Green
Whitleo
Kosciusko
Pakistan Leader May Quit CENTO As Protest
President Mohammed Ayub Khan may press a protest over long term arms aid to India during extended travels through Iran and Turkey after criticizing U S policy. He plans Kabul Ire land and London visits as CENTO membership and China relations loom large.
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Kabul
Commonwealth Prime Ministers Conference
London
Ireland
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U.S
Woman Tells Of Slavina INDIANAPOLIS Case
A landlady Frances H. Wade told police she shot and fatally wounded roomer-janitor Edward Earl Jones after he threatened her with a meat fork during a kitchen dispute over a lawnmower. Wade said Jones lunged with the fork and she fired, first at his ankles, then hitting his back.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Frances H. Wade
Edward Earl Jones
Jones
Mrs Pugsley Feted At Shower In Daleville
A bridal shower honoring Mrs Everett Pugsley was hosted by First Baptist Church members in Daleville with many area women attending. The Daleville Home Demonstration Club members also enjoyed a Homer Indiana trip to the Sampler Factory, and Mr and Mrs Herschel Musick and son Mark returned from a West Coast and Mexico trip visiting Phoenix Long Beach and Beverly Hills.
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Everett Pugsley
First Baptist Church
Mayce Dowell
Roxie
Brenda
Betty Litchfield
Cindy
Janet
Audrell Brown
Barbara Mark
Lloyd Perkins
B. Dixon
Charline
Nellie Webster
Betty
Beverly Mowrey
Duane
Clara Stoner
Arthur Gaus
Margaret Mowery
Pauline Harmon
Phyllis McNew
Edward Riser
Helen Broyles
Ruth Lesmire
Ella Carpenter
Louise Shuman
Mary Pugsley
Ruthanne
George Cayce
Anderson
Daleville Home Demonstration
Charline LaVallee
Mary Ellenett
Yorktown
Margaret Sparks
Elizabeth
Carthage
Herschel Musick
Mark
West Coast
Painted Desert
Petrified Forest
Old Mexico
Phoenix
Long Beach
Beverly Hills
Police Officer Density Report Cites U S Average
Washington dispatch notes a national estimate of 1.78 police officers per 1000 population in the United States reflecting statewide and local variations across jurisdictions and communities.
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Washington
U.S
Brethren Assembly Advances Merger Talks Despite Reservations
In Lincoln Nebraska the Brethren Church assembly continued merger talks with several groups while not authorizing formal negotiations. Delegates plan to discuss doctrinal principles and administration as the conference nears its Sunday close. Additional talks include overseas committees and multiple church groups.
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Church Brotherhood Board to _ the of God
Anderson
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