Marchers rally at Indiana Statehouse over welfare plan
About 100 protesters, whites and Blacks including mothers with children, circled the Indiana Statehouse to spotlight alleged welfare inadequacies. A small delegation met Governor Whitcomb aides, urging full consideration of their views. The protest was part of a national Welfare Rights Organization campaign advocating a guaranteed annual income.
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UPI
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Statehouse
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Whitcomb
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Kan
Midwest
Stephen M. Coons
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Welfare Rights Organization
Pianist Bourgeot to headline BSU Wednesday concert
Pianist Bourgeot, lead artist of Ball State's Chamber Music Festival, performs at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Ball State Theatre. He joins violinist Constance Sipigni and cellist Salvatore Sipigni with a range of faculty musicians. Concerts are open to the public at no charge.
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Ball State University
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Ball State
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Salvatore Silipigni
Paul Boyer
Richard Fischer
Rolf Legbandt
Robert Marsh
Homer Pence
Judith Pence
Division of Music
Gen Wheeler Wins Term Extension as Joint Chiefs Chair
Washington reports the Senate confirmed Gen. Earle G. Wheeler for a second one year extension as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. The action keeps Wheeler in place through the next year, ensuring continuity in top military leadership and strategic oversight.
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Washington
UPI
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Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
SAC To Rescue Flies Serum To Save Girl
SAC diverted a training jet to Scott AFB to bring globulin serum for Susie Q Sutherlin after a rare adverse reaction to a smallpox vaccine. Doctors had failed to secure the serum from multiple cities until a Red Cross supply in St. Louis was found. Maj. Roger C. McKee reported clear weather aided the flight to Offutt, where the jet returned with the lifesaving treatment.
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Charles Ginsburg
University of Nebraska Hospital
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Colorado
Red Cross
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Omaha
SAC
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Offutt
Ernest Sutherlin
Sutherlins
University Hospital
Paul Mooring
Senate Okaos Aid Restriction Repeal For Dependents
The Senate approved and sent to the White House a bill to repeal restrictions on federal aid to dependents under 18 whose parents are absent. The measure, originating in the Senate, passed a conference report with House approval, and would remove decades old caps that have limited aid despite prior 1967 legislation and postwar tweaks.
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