Illinois approves 2.8 billion for state operations
Gov. Otto Kerner signed bills totaling more than 2.8 billion for two years covering state departments and agencies. IPAC receives 183.5 million from federal funds, with additional federal support for Public Workers and other agencies. Budget totals include university and cabinet budgets and five state officers.
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UPI
Otto Kerner
Illinois
Illinois Public Aid Commission
IPAC
Public Workers Department
Kerner
University of Illinois
Southern Ilinois University
Teachers College Board
Welfare
Welsh Names Appointments To Indiana Commissions
Indiana Governor Welsh announced a slate of appointments to state commissions. Names include Rutherford Porter and Aare Trauman for the Handicap Commission. John Paris Walter Crum J Everett Light and Walter Pippert for Special Institutions. Gresham Grim John Peacock Eugene Hough Edward B. Smith A C Offutt Melville Watson Herbert Kohler for Coroners Study. Joseph Quill John Krupa George McWilliams Art Felwork for Veterans Affairs. Ara Smith Earl Johnson for Teacher Training. Florence Watts named to the Sesquicentennial Commission.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Welsh
Indiana
Commission For the
Rutherford Porter
Terre Haute
Aare Trauman
Commission For
John Paris
New Albany
Walter Crum
Richmond
J. Everett Light
Walter Pippert
W.L. Portteus
Franklin
Kenneth Orr
Gresham Grim
Evansville
John Peacock
Kokomo
Eugene Hough
Scottsburg
Edward B. Smith
A.C. Offutt
Melville Watson
Greenfield
Herbert Kohler
Greensburg
Commission On Veterans’ Affairs
Joseph Quill
John Krupa
East Chicago
George McWilliams
South Bend
Art Felwork
Ara Smith
Michigan City
Earl Johnson
Muncie
Indiana Sesquicentennial Commission
Florence Watts
Vincennes
Surviving 1917 Congress Members Claim No Left or Right
In Mexico City at an anniversary meeting surviving members of the 1917 constitutional congress declare all are revolutionaries or counterrevolutionaries. A spokesman adds that to lean left is to uphold the constitution.
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Mexico City
Mexico
First Census Washington Reveals 1790 Population
The first U S census of 1790 counted 3 929 214 people across the new nation. This landmark enumeration established initial population totals and demographic baselines for federal records and policy.
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Washington
U. S
Experts Scan East German Standing Army
Western experts estimate East Germany has a standing army of about 110000 with up to 900000 reserve units that could be mobilized in a Berlin crisis. The East German forces are seen as modern and mobile though lacking atomic weapons, and reliability under Soviet-mersed command remains uncertain.
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Berlin
East Germany
Soviet Union
East German People's Army
East Berlin
Marx-Engels Platz
West Germany
Defense Ministry
Bonn
Willie Stoph
Walter Ulbricht
Indiana soil moisture lags but northern keeps adequate
Purdue crop statistician RF Straszheim reports topsoil moisture below par in 45 percent of Indiana and subsoil shortages in 30 percent. Showers favored northern areas, with localized heavy rain and wind. Overall moisture scarce, especially in the southern half, while pastures stay fairly green and crop progress runs 1 week to 10 days late.
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Lafayette
Ind
UPI
Indiana
Purdue
R F. Straszheim
Straszheim
U S Warships Plan Maneuvers Around South America
A U S Navy squadron will circumnavigate South America for four months starting August 7 to train in anti submarine maneuvers with Venezuela Colombia Ecuador Peru and Chile. The group includes four destroyers the submarine Clamagore and Neptune patrol planes. Exercises begin on the West Coast and proceed with regional units.
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UPT
U.S
South America
Clamagore
Navy
Venezuela
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Chile
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