Bids Scheduled on 13 State Highway Jobs in Indiana
Indiana State Highway Commission announced bids for 13 projects on road and bridge work across multiple counties. Road improvements include Dearborn Floyd Marion and Hamilton locations, with U.S. routes, county roads, and new ramps planned near Aurora New Albany Carmel Rising Sun Vincennes Terre Haute and Terre Haute area. Bridge work covers several rivers and interstates including Wabash River Vincennes and Terre Haute, plus four spans on County Road H-4 over I-65.
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UPD
Indiana State Highway Commission
Dearborn County
U.S. 50
Conwell St
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Floyd
Indiana
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Marion
Hamilton
116Th St
Carmel
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rising Sun
Terre
Haute
Delaware
Forest Hills School Arth
Albany
Hendricks
East
White Lick Creek
County
Henry
Montgomery Creek
Knox
Wabash River
Vincennes
Lake
Interstate 65
Terre Haute
U.S. 40
Forest Hills School plans reviewed by Ohio State officials
Anderson public schools will take plans for a new Forest Hills Elementary to Ohio State University in Columbus for consultation. Supt. G. E. Ebbertt says OSU will ensure the plan meshes with a broader district survey. The project, estimated at 750 000 to 850 000, envisions 24 rooms, a gym, library, art room and cafeteria, with construction to occur west of the old building after merging city and township systems.
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Columbus
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Ohio State
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Russell Davis
Jon Monday
Ebbertt
Hills School
Iwest
McNamara Backs Aides On War Stand
In testimony to the Foreign Relations Committee McNamara defended U S policy toward South Vietnam saying Washington seeks a sufficient military posture to deter aggression while preserving South Vietnam's independence. He rejected that officials advocate brinkmanship and said the president must avoid pledging not to fight. He addressed questions about remarks by Adm Felt and Gen Harkins and noted US aims to deter both political and military aggression. He reaffirmed no approval for any hardline escalation beyond the South Vietnamese border.
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Anderson
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Seah
Felt
Storms End In State With Mixed Weather Here
Thunderstorms and showery weather moved through Indiana early in the week then ended as the weather bureau forecast a chance of thundershowers and partly cloudy skies for Friday. Rain totals exceeded five inches in spots with temps in the 70s to 80s. Cities reported midweek readings from 76 to 88 as flood fears rose for the Wabash at Montezuma while the White River declined. Local drive time notes mention Kennedy and a milkshake amid traffic delays and police activity near the turnpike.
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Turnpike
Lance
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Shoals
Kennedy moves to Boston hospital suite for treatment
Edward M Kennedy moved from Northampton's Cooley Dickinson Hospital to a fifth floor suite at Lahey in Boston to continue treatment for a broken back suffered in a June plane crash. An aide said the ambulance trip was uneventful and Kennedy appeared comfortable in an orthopedic frame during the 100 mile transfer with a brief stop at a roadside restaurant.
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Boston
Edward M. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Lahey
New England Baptist Hospital
Coo Jey Dickinson Hospital
Northhampton
Kennedy
Northampton
Massachusetts
Air Force
Edward Martin
Martin
Car Owning Heads Rise to 20 Percent in 1948
Detroit report notes that the share of car owning families with two or more cars rose by 4.8 percent in 1948 to reach 20 percent, reflecting tougher mobility trends and greater household vehicle reliance.
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Detroit
Dixie Ammonia Plant Is Planned In New Orleans
NEW YORK API M W Kellogg Co selected to engineer and build a new ammonia plant unit at New Orleans for Air Products to Chemicals Inc of Allentown Pa Kellogg a division of Pullman Inc will employ centrifugal compressors to cut installation and piping costs and maintenance requirements The ammonia will be made from natural gas
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API
M. W. Kellogg Co
New Orleans
Air Products To Chemicals, Inc
Allen‘town
Kellogg
Pull Iman, Inc
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