Tornado losses tally across Indiana in 1963 disaster year
Indiana records show 139 lives lost and extensive damage from March 1963 tornadoes. Official tallies note 182 mobile homes and 587 autos destroyed, with hospital and public building losses and 203 cases awaiting care. Blue Cross Blue Shield advised to limit claims as offices reopen.
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Satin Diesel
Fort Wayne
Stecm Victms
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Iseum
Middle East
Tnmtanapolis
Industria
Tne
Red Cross
Limberlost author Gene Stratton Porter profile
A portrait of Gene Stratton Porter, the Hoosier author famed for The Limberlost books, detailing her nature work in northeast Indiana and the enduring impact of A Girl of the Limberlost Freckles and The Harvest er. It also notes her birth in 1863 and the rise of Indiana Bell communications shaping rural life.
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Gene Stratton-Porter
South America
Indiana
Limberlost
Mrs. Porter
America
Indiana Bell
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Hopewell, Indiana
Two Trustees Named as ISU Board Members in Indiana Move
Gov. Branigin reappointed two trustees at Indiana State University Terre Haute Miss Mary L Jessee Gary and James D Acher Franklin to new terms He may appoint to Indiana University board soon AEC atom smasher bid boosted with a supplemental report delivered by Purdue official Grosh to Washington authorities
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Roger D. Branigin
Indiana State University At
Terre Haute
Mary L. Jessee
Gary
James D. Acher
Franklin
Branigin
Indiana University Board
Indiana
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Washington
Richard T. Grosh
Purdue University
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Rome
API
Italy
Axminster
Brussels
Missing Churchill Photograph Sought by Club
The Overseas Press Club seeks the return of its autographed photograph of Sir Winston Churchill by Yousouf Karsh. Stolen from a club lounge last week, its disappearance was found Friday. Police have no clues yet.
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New York
UPI
Overseas Press Club
Sir Winston Churchill
Yousouf Karsh
Danube Threat Reaches Novi Sad As Floods Continue
Vienna dispatch reports the Danube fell in Hungary but still threatens Novi Sad, capital of Vojvodina, as 8,000 soldiers and residents work under floodlights to defend the city. Some 1,500 families had already evacuated after the river breached a main dike last Sunday.
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Hungary
Yugoslavia
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Austria
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Novi Sad
Vojvodina
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