Southern Indiana adapts to a rural renaissance drives new economy
In Corydon and nearby counties, farmers, bankers, and officials push a broad plan to replace idle land with a mixed economy. Projects include water systems, watershed work, recreation development, and a new shoe plant, supported by the Agriculture Department and local finance. Freeman tours highlight rural modernization and debates over farm programs amid spillover political gains for Democrats.
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Obituaries: Charles C. Coover and Clifford R. Barton
Charles C. Coover 75 of Gaston died Wednesday. Services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Karl M. Kyle Funeral Home Alexandria with Rev Joy Arthur officiating. Burial in Jones Cemetery near Yorktown. Clifford R. Barton 66 of St Albans WV died Monday. Services at 10:30 a.m. today Coaltrin Funeral Home Noblesville with Vicar Karl C Marsh of St Michael's Church presiding. Burial in Hurlock Cemetery.
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Romack Leads 33-Woman Pro Field at Cosmopolitan Open
Romack heads a field of 33 women professionals for Fridays open 18 hole round at Macktown Golf Course in Rockton. Englehorn, who defeated Romack in a sudden death for the Rock City title, also competes in this sixth Cosmopolitan Open.
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Phillies sign Darrell Sutherland from Stanford for modest bonus
Philadelphia Phillies announce the signing of 20 year old right hander Darrell Sutherland of Stanford University. The Palo Alto native posted a 5 4 record with a 1 05 ERA and 88 strikeouts in 76 innings for Stentor this spring. He will report Friday to Bakersfield in the Class A California League.
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Clay Cooper Sellout at Wembley Stadium in London
promoter Jack Solomons announced a full Wembley Stadium crowd of 55 000 for the Tuesday night light heavyweight bout between Cassius Clay of Louisville and British champion Henry Cooper. Clay, undefeated and favored at 5-1, predicts a knockout in five rounds.
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