Pageant Officials Selected For 1968 Miss Anderson Event
The Exchange Club of Anderson named five judges for the 18th Miss Anderson Scholarship Pageant to be held Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in the Anderson High School auditorium. A record 14 contestants will compete for Miss Anderson. Judges include Dean-Phillip Sammers of Vincennes University, long associated with Miss Vincennes University and Miss Indiana Pageants, and Clifford Brugger, Elwood school music director, who judged the first Miss Anderson Pageant in 1967 and has trained many musicians in the Elwood system.
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Exchange Club of
Anderson
Anderson High School
Phillip Sammers
Vincennes University
Indiana
Clifford Brugger
Elwood
Ben
10 Acre Corn Soybean Yield Contest Opens
The 14 w acre corn yield contest memberships are taken in the Madison County Extension Office led by Harold Berry. The 10 acre soybean yield contest shares the same membership. Mrs Carole Popp of Fort Wayne a former Miss Indiana is a judge at local pageants and has served state pageants. Susan Davies of Michigan City choreographs Miss Indiana Pageant and has Broadway experience. Gerry Ginthner of Michigan City, executive director of Commerce, is sponsor with the Michigan City Chamber of Commerce for the Miss Indiana Scholarship Pageant.
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Madison County
Harold Berry
Indiana Crag, Improvement, Association
Indiana Cooperative Extension Service
Carole Popp
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Popp
Susan Davies
Michigan City
Birs. Davies
Slsa
Gerry Ginthner
Michian City
Vacation Bible Schools Open Across Town
Vacation Bible schools will begin in local churches now that school days are over. Churches plan evening sessions to accommodate working staff, with some sessions designed for adults. Two to three hour programs for children include crafts recreation Bible studies and music.
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Willy
Chilken
Changes in contest rules for corn and soy yields
Contest rules require shelling a minimum of one acre from fields of 10 or more continuous acres. Shelling may occur at the elevator, not necessarily in the field. Normal yield checks are contestants' duty. extension staff will verify high yields. High yields must leave three unharvested acres for verification. state honors require Cooperative Extension Service verification. The state soybean high yield winner earns a 10 day Europe vacation, shared with winners from two other torn belt states.
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Berry
Cooperative Extension Service
Europe
Torn Belt
St Marys College President In Critical Condition
John MacGrath, 48, president of St Marys College of Notre Dame, was in critical condition at St Josephs Hospital in South Bend after suffering a heart attack late Sunday on campus.
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St. Mary’s
Woman charged in Texas family murder found drowned
In Lavaca County Texas a woman identified as Mrs. Benkisen and her two children were found in the Victoria Barge Canal after authorities say she killed her husband Dave Bouziden and then drowned herself. Justice of the Peace Kelly noted signs of foul play as the case unfolded.
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Tex
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Victoria Barge Canal
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Chakken
Joan Bouziden
Bee Som Patrick
Inez
Bouziden
Olace Kelly
Hoosier Teachers Get Salary Hikes $500 To $676
Indiana teachers receive average salary increases of 5.00 percent or $500 to $676 annually across 403 school corporations. ISBA reports median raises of $500 for bachelor’s degree holders and $576 for those with master’s degrees. Some districts raise up to $1,000 for bachelor’s and up to $1,500 for master’s degree teachers. Beginning salaries range around $6,100 to $7,600 for bachelor’s and $6,700 to $10,700 for master’s. Five million Americans visit Washington, D.C. each year.
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Todiana
Giana School Boards Association
ISBA
Lowell Rose
Washington, D.C
Marceau mime bridges flesh and spirit in existential study
A Los Angeles Times profile surveys Marcel Marceau's mime as a means to reveal meaning in indifferent space. The interview discusses silence versus words, art as religion, and the paradox of conveying truth through movement.
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Exter Ample — Ag
Columbia
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SummerSet Arts and BSU Music Festival listings
Ball State released its summer listing of specialized arts programs and concerts. The Chamber Music Festival features Ball State faculty and guest musicians with no charge, plus events like LaFollette Film Forum and Little Shoestring Theatre performances. Honor rolls at Frankton Junior High highlight eighth and seventh grade students with first and second honors.
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LaFolete Film Forum
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Ball State
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Labollette Film Forum
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LaFollette Film Forum
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LaFallette Film Forum
Student Center
Frankton Junior High School
Charles McXew
Kathy Alan
Julie Barker
Pat Barnes
Debbie Cogill
Cheryl Conrad
Mark Coy
Martin Frankford
Dale] Jackson
Nancy Likans
Aprilli Moore
Carol Murray
Dianat Richmond
Gary Simmons
Donald Walker
Pam Borum
Kathy McClelland
Carol Perkins
Linda Seal
Rita Westerfeld
Julie Woodside
Jamal Younce
Seven-Year-Old Charged With Murder In Niece Death
A seven-year-old boy, Cacil Brasko, was charged with murder over the stabbing death of his infant niece in Watts. Authorities reported the child faced the charge after the mother, Barbara Troms, found the unattended infant Sharron Pieron fatally wounded with a butcher knife and the baby died en route to a clinic.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Cacil Brasko
Wan Sruppings
Barbara Lee Troms
Watts
Sharron Pieron
GM sees benefits push up costs and wages for 430000 workers
The cost of improved and padded employe benefits has risen faster than wages at GM. Benefits are eight times higher than twenty years ago, with fringe benefits no longer fringe. GM notes the average hourly GM employee sits in the top third of earnings and earns 31 percent more per hour than the manufacturing average, based on Department of Labor data for Q1 1970. GM employs 430,000 hourly workers in the United States.
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U.S
Department of Labor
United States
Louisiana's Rainfall Seen At 58.11 Inches Annually
The U S Weather Bureau reports Louisiana as the wettest state with an average annual rainfall of 58.11 inches. The note places New Orleans in a wetter climate context within the state.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
U.S. Weather Bureau
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