Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore acreage cut for more beach space
Interior Committee backed amendments reducing land for the Indiana dunes park while expanding public beach area. Disputes persist over reinstating acreage previously removed, with next week’s meeting set to decide. Proposals would trim 374 of 790 acres from Inland Steel tract and adjust other parcels including Beverly Shores and Lithuanians fraternal land.
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House Interior Committee
Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore
Serene
John P. Saylor
Ib ‘Skubitz
Pin Hook
Oller
Rink
Northern Indiana Public Service Co
Lithuanian Fraternal Association
Beverly Shores
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T Dunes State Park
New Heart Unit Aims to Provide Data and Patient Aid
Madison County forms a new heart unit to deliver health information to the public. Mrs Pat Kline and Mrs Lowell Bates of Adams and Green will serve in leadership roles as organizers promote public access to cardiac data and patient support.
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Madison County
Ieee
George Daughert
Buisc
Pat Kline
Lowell Bates
Adams and
Green
Morning Laugh Lines From Vincennes Police Report
UPI report from Vincennes Indiana notes a suspect named Swope jailed again after a warrant for transportation of a stolen car. Officers located him and took him into custody.
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Vincennes, Ind
UPI
Swope
Racial Pact Sours Street Violence In Pompano Beach
News recounts a temporary truce between police and Black residents in Pompano Beach as crowds on Main Street reduce after a night of rioting. Officials urged voluntary retreat while bands of youths hurled bottles. police used billy sticks and cars to clear the area. A white store owner faced assault charges after a bottle-throwing incident.
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Pompano Beach
Faso
Samuel Collier
Tesdy
Rothemed
Allis Says New City Hall Planning Will Continue
Saigon dispatch reports continued planning for a new city hall as Allied forces press fronts. Buddhist monks allege a crackdown with rangers storming the Vien Hoa Dao Pagoda while US units contend with Viet Cong activity elsewhere in South Vietnam. The report notes Navy pilots and air strikes amid mounting casualty figures and a tense political climate.
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Allis
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Vien Hoa Dao
Buddhist Institute
Fleet Nations
Navy
Gough
North Vietnam
U. Aire
Tuy Hoa
AC Faculty Promotions Are Listed
Norris returns from a sabbatical at Minnesota as several faculty advance to full professor and associate ranks at Anderson College. Promotions include history and political science chair Dr Thomas Pappas and Miss Elva Mae Ragsdale. new assistant professors Barbara Leighton and Norman Steinaker among others. The list follows the 1965 86 academic year with a large incoming class and campus growth as the football coach returns to faculty duties.
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Norris
University of Minnesota
Washington
IPS
Tive
Lewis B
Im Congress
Thomas Pappas
Elva
Mae Ragsdale
James Rees
Marie Strong
Gertrude Wunsch
Barbara Jean Leighton
Delegates Prep for Friday Indiana State Conclave
Democrat delegates from county prepare for a Friday conclave with invitations issued by Robert L. Rock to visit his quarters at the Coliseum. Dr Charles Jones, county chairman, leads the effort as Hershey testimony before the Armed Services Committee discusses draft age and eligibility.
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Andison County
Tate
Indiana ‘State
Peigrounds
Charles 1On
Centy
Sheraton-Lincoln
Robert L. Rock
Coliseum
Bells and Sirens Ring Freedom Call on July 4
July 4 observances span 10000 towns with bells sirens and whistles marking Independence Day at 9 pm Eastern Time. Eric Sloane credited with reviving the tradition first aired in 1962 drawing public support and state backing. Local stations youth groups and civic groups join in this commemorative event across the United States. In Muncie Indiana an abandoned infant boy was found in a car belonging to Morrell Underwood near his workplace.
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Philadelphia
Anderon
United States
Colonies
Sven
Eric Sloane
Sloane
Anderson
Civic Ar J
Muncie
Ind
Morrell Underwood
Underwood
Renewal Report Approval By City Council Sets Next Goals
Anderson Mayor Frank H Allis outlined four urban renewal objectives for next year during a special City Council session. Plans include recertifying Project A for federal funds, expanding the water system, finishing the city sewer program and improving downtown and airport areas with studies and new facilities.
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James Priest
Pete Heiden
William Chambers
Anderson
Frank H. Allis
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Department of Housing and Urban
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Allis
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Ander
Kenneth Abrend
Éth St
Beram
Cinail
Wheeler Aves
Phease
Science Industry Crime Fight Raised At Regional Symposium
Officials attended a regional symposium where crime fighting ideas from science and industry were discussed. Vorenberg urged police aid and public acceptance, noting a gap between research and operative methods. Experts proposed nonlethal gas guns, voice identification tech, and burglar sensors, while lamenting a public denial of crime facts. Mercury and heat described as the day’s backdrop.
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Wasuincion
UPL
Go Echniques
Crime Commission Dirctr
Ames
Vorenberg
Bea
Buddhist Insurgent Sweep Shifts Vietnam Front Lines
The government presses its mop up sweep named Operation Nathan against Buddhist dissidents. American troops, about 300 strong, moved into Quang Tri and Qui Nhon as clashes raged across the highlands near Saigon and Tuy Hoa. The push aims to curb Communist gains during the rainy season with allied forces hopeful the tide is turning.
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Nguyen Cao Ky
Viet Nam
Ale
Kuan Said
Quang Tri
Qui Nhon
Tuy Hoa
U.S. 7Ths
Area Scouts Earn Top Camp Honors
Area Scouts from four counties earned the Order of the Arrow top camping honors in a ceremony at Camp Kikthawe yon. Behrens was the only adult among six youths to receive the honor in the Council area. The ceremony featured Scout Executive Cedric Dunkerry and lodge advisor W. Shircell Fox.
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Sidlund
Downey
Fritz Behrens
Jerson
Mark Maynard
Par Barey Maynard
Chesterfield
Phil Updike
Sanbe
Scross
The
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Order of the Arrow
Behrens
W. Shircell Fox
Liquor Seller Held Possibly Liable in Minor’s Crash Case
A 200000 damage suit targets Fisher's Pharmacy and a liquor seller after a 17 year old drunk driver aged 17 caused a fatal crash injuring Kathy Eider. The case, written by Chief Justice Tek, argues the seller may bear liability for providing beverages to a minor. The incident occurred in 1960 when Robert R. Hellwig, 17, crashed, injuring the victim.
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Tek Hase Coe
Cock Circuit Court
Ae ‘Irl Pe
Kathy Eider Ag
Fisher
Ray/e
Fred Ot
Robert R. Hellwig
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Madison County Historical Society Meeting Announces New Arrivals
The Madison County Historical Society will hold its monthly meeting next Monday at 1 pm at 4985 Columbus Ave. The program includes a film about Early Indiana History and a summary of newborns including a girl born at Community Hospital and a boy born at St. John's Hospital. The meetings are open to the public.
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Madison County Histori= ccal Society
St. John’s Hospital
John Yeamans
Anderson
Columbus Ave
NCA
Accort
Community Hospital
Pee Ten
Vira Wet
Larry J. Webb
Wood
6Th St
Indiana
James Lim
Brock
Brown St
East
James’ Stitch
Ing
Iceden
Dakota de
American Legion to Install New Officers Saturday
The American Legion will install new officers led by Robert Relford who will be named commander during a ceremony at the est ope, with chaplain Harry Hedges assisting. The event is set for Saturday at 8 p.m. in the local post hall.
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American Legion
Robert Relford
Amerian Legion
Harry Hedges
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