DuBois Club Denied Permit and Campus Action On You
Indiana University campus and state officials report the DuBois Club denied registration and campus activity privileges. A club secretary stated the group remains inactive during summer, with new officers elected for the season and a push to resume campus activities. Shriver to speak Aug 3 at a district banquet opposing war policies, as the club continues demonstrations in Bloomington and Vincennes.
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UPI
W. E. B. DuBois
Indianapolis
DuBois
Cliai
Thomas
Indiana University
Schreck
Indiana Memorial ‘Union
Sumit
David Coles
Bloomington
Komo
Bruce
Jonson
Klein
Hammond
Imittee
Viet
Mlv
Johnson
Dobn Brademas
D-ld
Stahr
Legion
Vincennes
Ft Benning Area Expansion Near 100000 Acres
Columbus Georgia AP reports the Ft Benning military reservation will expand by about 100000 acres due to accelerate the officer candidate program from 12600 to roughly 7100 annually. The Smithsonian Institution was founded on August 10 1846.
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Ft. Benning
The
Smithsonian ‘Institution i
De Gaulle’s European unity plan finds little support
President Charles de Gaulle proposed a European community including East and West, but the idea drew little enthusiasm from Germans or French. He urged NATO to adapt to new realities of a reunited Europe during a Moscow visit and talks with West German leaders.
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UPI
Charles de Gaulle
European Community of Nations
de Gaulle
Ottman
NATO
Europe
Germany
Heinrich Luebke
Ludwig Erhard
Moscow
Boni
Russia
Lawler Family Reunion Sunday at Beulah Park Alexandria
Lawler family members meet at Beulah Park in Alexandria on Sunday July 24 for an annual basket dinner at noon. Donald Lawler will chair the business meeting as president. Nearby Bethany Bible School notes mention an Esther Circle pause with no July gathering. Purdue University announces staff changes including Don A. Scott as regional campus dean and Col Edwin A. Wood as Air Force ROTC head. local appliance listings close the notice.
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Bethany
Lawler
Beulah Park
Alexandria
Donald Lawler
John Larcom
Mark Eckrite
Airs
Bethany Bible Sehonl
Parsonage Woods
Latis Kineman
Kenneth Poet
John Barger
Starry Smith
Simon Terry
John Conrad
Janet Kineman
Jit Conrad
Kimberla Peer
Valerie Barger
Sherry Terry
Lisa Leakey
Connie Vermillion
Kathy Kinematy
Jennifer Leakey
Susie Smith
Anita Conrad
Douglas Leakey
Larry Kineman
John ‘Ferry
Brent Barger
David Kineman
Max Smith
Jeff Terry
Carlton Smith
Esther Circle
Bethany Christian Church
Purdue
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Prat
Don A. Scott
Purdie Naval Training School
Col
Edwin A. Wood
Florda
Freeman Address Aims at Farm Queries in Indiana
Freeman, invited by 9th District Rep. Lee Hamilton, plans a Columbus visit to answer farm questions and discuss livestock prices. He will speak at 11:30 am at Seymour High School, then spend the afternoon in Columbus with a stop at an unspecified venue. The trip follows debate over farm price issues and government policy affecting meat and dairy costs.
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Columbus
Ind
Orville L
Freeman
Lee H. Hamilton
Commerce Department
Indiana
Ernoon
Seymour High School
Eorge
Duup
Defense Department
U.S. de
Midwest
Daup
June Newsprint Use Sets Records for 1986
New York UPI reports ANPA data show newspapers used 572,001 tons of newsprint in June, up 6.7 percent from June 1985. For January through June 1986, total consumption reached 3,988,626 tons, about 63 percent higher than the same period last year.
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UPI
American Newspaper Publishers Association
ANPA
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