Ball State hosts first high school journalism workshops
BSU plans two July sessions at Muncie with a Yearbook workshop July 17 20 and a Newspaper workshop July 31 August 18. Registration for the July 12 Yearbook session in Hagerstal building and July 31 newspaper session. Faculty include Ed Huhilerson Maneie Central High School and others from Indiana schools. Sponsored by Ball State Department of Speech Communications and Journalism Area.
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Nebraska utilities urge air conditioner curbs during heat wave
Amid a severe heat wave, major electrical utilities in Nebraska and surrounding states urged residents to keep air conditioners off until peak conditions pass. Officials warned the strain could trigger outages as power usage surged. Severe storms in Michigan and Indiana caused damage, downed lines, and road flooding, while tempera tures climbed past 100 degrees in several cities.
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Robertson Fight Sparks Bid Ringing Over Senate Term
A fragment notes a controversial bid relating to Robertson and an 80-year-old Smith. The outcome of the Robertson contest appears tied to a six-year Senate term, with Spong once seen as having a strong chance.
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Severe storm ravages Ohio and Michigan towns
A violent storm dumped heavy rain and hail across Ohio and parts of Michigan, flooding streets and knocking out power in Sandusky and nearby Port Clinton. In Detroit area and New Haven Michigan homes were hampered, while emergency crews evacuated residents and Red Cross shelters opened.
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GOP Teens Meet Saturdays at 2 PM in County Home
The group chaired by Kenneth Howman Jr convenes weekly to review The Observer club newsletter and seek volunteers for staff. Members Steve Schowe, Jim Schowe, and Gerry Wiley offered to help. The next meeting is slated for Wednesday July 27 at 7 PM.
Madison County 4H Fair Exhibits and Events Schedule
The 4H fair week features daily exhibits in Home Economies and prize shows. Crowning of the Madison County Queen is Monday night, with sale of prize steers, lambs and barrows on Thursday night. 4H Awards Night occurs Friday. Advance entries due July 15 in Beef Dairy Swine Sheep Horses Pony Rabbits Poultry. Exhibits include Dairy Swine Sheep Horse Pony Electric Forestry Craft Food Preservation Foods Clothing Home Grounds Insects Wildlife Woodworking and Plants. Gold Medal Calf Show on Monday August and Gold Medal Lamb Show on Friday August 12 with numerous trophies. There is political Backdrop with mentions of local officials and a House Rules Committee.
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Johnson Urges Peace Aims Amid Asian Tensions
President Johnson outlines four essentials for peace in Asia amid wartime strain. He stresses U S resolve in Asia, opposing aggressor nations, and strengthening free Asian nations politically and economically. He says the United States will not seek to destroy North Vietnam or gain territory, but will persist if aggression continues.
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Water demand and planning in Anderson limits growth
Anderson's water use rose slighty over eight years but projections warn of rising demand for 25 to 30 years. The Water Resources Advisory Committee, and the Board of Works, clash over industrial needs and the shift to reclaiming wastewater. They trim a $5.5 million plan, favor underground water sources and enhanced treatment, while reserving White River as a possible future supply. The board asserts no halt to industry but aims to ration growth through conservation and reallocation.
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Plane Strike Continued From Parc
A federal mediation push fails to halt a strike with pay scales from $225 to $3.52 hourly. Officials say the government has exhausted its leverage after a three-man presidential emergency board issued settlement recommendations in June. The dispute involves airlines under the Railway Labor Act, with Taft-Hartley potential 80 day cooling-off injunction.
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Anderson Obituaries Summary of Grace Melson and others
Local notices report Grace Gertrude Melson 82 of 417 Arrow Ave died at John’s Hospital after two weeks ill. She was born December 23 1884 in Anderson and survived by three daughters, two sons, a sister, and nine grandchildren. Burial at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Also listed are Harold Morris 73 of Greenfield area, Bessie Robinson Wilkinson, Lt. Joe Campbell funeral details, and other local deaths with service times and burial plans in nearby towns.
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William Whalen in federal spying case documented
FBI announces former Army officer William Whalen arrest for conspiring to pass national defense documents to Soviet officials. Whalen allegedly received $3, and facts show intent to relay atomic weapons and missile plans. Whalen served in the Army 1940 to 1961 and retired from the Joint Chiefs staff at the Pentagon.
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