State Police To Photograph Car Violators
Indiana Governor Whitcomb and Supt. Konkle announced the use of television video cameras to photograph traffic violators. Two portable units have been tested and used at Purdue demonstrations, with broader use in traffic, crowds, riots, and disasters. The program includes Vascar speed timing in patrol cars and five new helicopters to support rural safety efforts.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana State Police
Robert K. Konkle
Whitcomb
Purdue University
Statehouse
Indiana
Indiana Teachers Association Convention Moves to Fairgrounds
The Indiana State Teachers Association will hold its annual convention October 23 24 at the Indiana State Fairgrounds Coliseum to accommodate about 25 000 teachers with sessions also in Fort Wayne Hammond Muncie Evansville Elkhart and Jeffersonville while students enjoy a two day vacation.
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Indiana State Teachers Association
Indiana State Fairgrounds Coliseum
Dale E. Harris
ISTA
Arsenal Technical High School
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Indiana
Fort Wayne
Hammond
Muncie
Evansville
Elkhart
Jeffersonville
Summitville WSCS Meets At Church
Mrs. Paul DuPouy district WSCS officer spoke on the annual conference at Purdue and shared topics of interest. Hostesses were Mrs. Morris Bailey and Mrs. Jim Kirkwood. A vote planned the Turkey Supper and Country Store for November. Members attending included Mrs. Charles Melling and Mesdames Ora Brock Maynes Martin Elsie Horn Lester Campbell and Gordon Jones.
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Paul DuPouy
WSCS
United Methodist Church
Dolly Fulton Memorial
Morris Bailey
Jim Kirkwood
Chester Kirkpatrick
Arthur Miller
Charles Melling
Mesdames Ora Brock
Maynes Martin
Elsie Horn
Lester Campbell
Gordon Jones
Churches React To Black Manifesto Demands Across Faith Groups
The Christian Science Monitor notes shock waves over a $500 million reparations demand for black Americans. In Boston, the Mother Church faced interruptions as Negro churchmen presented demands. The church board pledged aid based on recommendations from black community members. The piece also mentions Rafflessia Arnoldi, the largest flower, 20 inches across with a foul odor.
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Christian Science Monitor
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Boston
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Christian Science Board of Directors
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