Semi state boys hoops lineups set in Indiana clash
Indiana high school basketball fans eyed Saturday’s semi state as top contenders Columbus and Muncie Central led the field with 25-1 and 23-1 marks respectively. Evansville Bosse and South Bend Central were favored in their regions, with East Chicago Lafayette and Berne seen as potential upsets. Finalists meet March 23 at Butler Fieldhouse for the state title.
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UPI
Seymour
Terre Haute
Columbus
Evansville
Bosse
South Bend Central
Chicago
Butler
Columbus-Muncie
Washington
Berne
Royal Center
Theolumbus Muncie
Chicago-Lafayette
Muncie
Indiana and national production and legal notices item
Industrial output in February showed mixed gains with higher steel and machinery production offset by declines in crude oil and other areas. The Kerr Mills welfare debate continued in Indiana, while several court actions surfaced including Virg il Plain and Henriette Threet arraignments, plus multiple minor criminal cases and sentencing updates from state courts.
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Washington
Indiana
Kerr-Mills
Indiana Senators Propose Two Wabash Basin Dams
Sens. Vance Hartke and Birch Bayh introduced a bill to authorize construction of Big Pine and Wildcat reservoirs in the middle Wabash River basin. The Wilcat Creek dam near Lafayette would cost 26.4 million and floodwater in a 79 square mile watershed. the Big Pine Creek dam near Attica would cost 15 million and drain 17 square miles.
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Washington
Vance Hartke
Birch E. Bayh
Big Pine Creek
Attica
Ind
Kennedy Defers Draft for Most Fathers
President Kennedy defers most draft age fathers by means of a broad Selective Service order. The move aims to reduce likelihood of fathers being drafted while maintaining exemptions for doctors dentists and veterinarians. Kennedy and aides described the order as formalizing actions already taken by draft boards and executive action. He stopped in Palm Beach before heading to San Jose for hemispheric talks with Central American leaders. Salinger noted that the policy lowers the chance of a father being drafted, and the President will brief the public on his return after visiting Costa Rica.
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Costa
Rica
Washington
Palm Beach
San Jose
Costa Rica
Central American
Panama
Pierre Salinger
Selective Service
Salinger
United States
Dean Rusk
House Land
Senate
Fla
Car Hits School Bus Injuring Ten in Waco
A college student Betty Kirbo 19 of Axtell Texas drove into the side of a school bus near Waco injuring ten people. The bus driver J A Williamson 60 and eight of twenty children aboard received minor injuries and were treated and released.
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Waco; Tex
UPS
Waco
Betty Kirbo
Axtell
Indiana lawmakers pause amid tax budget deadlock
Indiana legislative leaders, including House Speaker Richard Guthrie, say they are farther apart on a tax program after weekend closed-door caucuses. Democrats charge the majority lacks unity between the House and Senate as parties depart for a recess. Republican senators did not attend, and talks paused with no clear path to a tax agreement.
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Indiana
Concera
House
Richard W. Guthrie
Senate
D-lhairman
Anderson
Winnie
News Strike Offer Accepted by Newspaper Guild Leaders
New York reporters and publishers pressed a tentative deal amid budget talks and a 18 day newspaper strike. Guild officers backed a $4.13 weekly raise contingent on ratification as leaders planned a vote ahead of contract expiration. Senate leaders hoped to resolve the budget draft and operating costs in a broader fiscal package.
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New York
UPI
Marshall
F. Kizer
Welsh Signs Teacher Pay Raise Measure
The executive committee of the printers union voted 9-3 to recommend ratification of a tentative contract extension with publishers. If ratified by all Guild units and the ITU Local 6, the deal could settle contract issues. ratification meetings are set for Sunday in Madison County centers with registration dates April 1 through April 8. A separate measure signed into law will raise Indiana teacher minimum salaries to as much as 6,800 for veteran educators, affecting over 35,000 teachers statewide. The primary deadline is May 7 for voters in Anderson, Elwood, and Alexandria to register.
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Agreewood
Alexandria
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Lidiana
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Brown
Madge
Ala
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Welsh
Byrum
Sioning
Park Place Bakery
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Hen Tricks
Columbus Ave
23Rd St
Broadway
29Th
Delware
Elwood
Meadowbrook
Westvale
Llace
Eugene Creagmile
Draft Extension Voted To Extend Enlistment Quota
The Senate approved a four year extension of the draft law by voice vote, extending conscription to July 1 1967 and requiring men ages 18 to 26 to serve two years. The bill also extends special pay authority for physicians and dentists and raises enlistment limits while suspending service ceilings for four years. Aimed at mobilizing reservists and widening eligibility, the measure awaits presidential action.
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UPI
White House
House
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Costa Rica
Sen
Joof
Twoseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Palm Beach
Fla
Elisabethville
Avid
Re- Kennedy
Jaime Valdes
Ions
Iife
Katanga
Plane carrying 39 aboard vanishes over Bolivia
An airliner with 39 passengers vanished Friday after takeoff, a Bolivian DC 6 operated by Lloyd Aerea Boliviano Airlines. A government source said a shot from an assassination attempt may have damaged the aircraft. officials said the plane disappeared near the country’s authorities and doctors reported injuries in the incident.
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WUE
OAA U.N
Valdes
Spice
Lloyd Aerea Boliviano Airlines
U.S. Warships Clash As Cuban Crisis Deepens
In Havana a UPI report outlines Castro militiamen saying two U.S. warships attacked Cuban waters, with one vessel the Oxford allegedly rammed at the presidential residence fence as asylum seekers, while Cuba denies weapons and links to Soviet troop fears. Separately, James B. Donovan seeks release of about 25 imprisoned Americans amid Red Cross aid shipments and talks with Castro.
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UPI
U.S
Ayala
Casmier Fidel Castro
Tro
Raul Roa
Oxford
Red Cross
Castro
Indian Church Leader to Speak at Park Place Church
Dr Seth J Edwards a leading Indian Christian figure and former Lack age Christian College faculty will address 6 p m vesper services at Park Place Church of God. He arrived Thursday after speaking at Anderson College and plans to lecture on Monday to College classes. Edwards a Lucknow College graduate led football and later held roles in Indian education and religious planning.
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Seth J. Edwards
Lackage Christian College
Park Place
Edwards
E. Wesley Mumbs
Indian Department of Education
Mumby
Methodist College of Physical Education
Indian Olympic Council
Colma
GOP Fires Blasts At 2 Welsh Vetoes
INDIANAPOLIS AP Gov. Matthew E. Welsh vetoed two bills on reapportionment and crime prosecutors in county offices prompting sharp Republican criticism. The action targeted immediate legislative redrawing and the appointment of special prosecutors in crime ridden counties.
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Ristine
General Assembly
Gop
Indianapolis
Matthew E. Welsh
Indiana
Thieves chased through town by outraged passerby crowd
Rumford residents say Mrs Laurence Litt led a pursuit of three thieves on Mendows Street. Mrs Littman caught one man and struggled with a stall while crying in broken French. Lee restrained Twersley after a brief struggle and jewelry was taken. The scene ended with Mrs Tas from Paris recounting the incident and the crowd seeking justice.
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Rumford
Laurence Litt
Spm
Soviet Chinese split at center of party journal clash
A Prague published Soviet journal accuses China of revisionism and attacks the Khrushchev leadership over peaceful coexistence. The piece hints of a possible trip to China to mend ties while warning a split could threaten world communism and the intercontinental alliance.
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Mary Hayward
Orest
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Communist Party
Carl Downs
Hawthorne
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Two Hurt In Wreck On 109 Bypass
Two persons were injured last night around 11 30 in an accident on the 109 bypass in front of the National Guard Armory.
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Uncertain Soviet troop pullout from Cuba delays
UPI reports Greek-registered ships barred from cargo to Cuba and troop withdrawals behind Khrushchev promises. Officials say most evacuations long-term charters, with about 2,000 Russians already left and more possible. U.S. stance remains that Soviet forces must depart before normal relations resume. Britain and Norway side with private ships. State Department cautions on assessed satisfaction of the withdrawal.
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UPI
Cuba
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State Department
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Norway
Kremlin
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Robert
Khrushchev
Beck
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Ind
Jgo
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Nakhipov
Lincoln White
Nikita Khrushichy
Fidel Castro
New Arrivals at St Johns and Community Hospitals
Mr and Mrs Walter Benson 634 W 16th St welcome a boy at Barn at St Johns Hospital Mr and Mrs James Jackson 1719 W 23th St greet a baby at Community Hospital Mr and Mrs Lawrence Timmy 120 S Elma St welcome a boy Mrs Eareld West 4021 Brown St greet a girl and Mr and Mrs Ralph Tarter Chesterfield welcome a boy.
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Walter Benson
W. 16Th St
Community Hospital
James Jackson
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