Indiana officials mull major reforms to juvenile and adult corrections
A study committee and several organizations in Indianapolis proposed sweeping changes to Indiana’s criminal justice system. Key ideas include sentencing felons directly to state facilities from judges, creating a diagnostic center for initial confinement, expanding youth camps, and increasing mobile unit options to house youths.
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Mississippi Jury Convicts Cecil Sessum in Civil Rights Killing
In Forrest County Circuit Court Cecil V. Sessum is found guilty of murder in a white supremacist firebombing case targeting Verne Dumner, a prosperous Black sharekeeper. The penalty is to be set by the judge after immediate sentencing follows the verdict amid racial tension and Klansman involvement.
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Water expansion plan eyed for Anderson area growth
The city plans a deep well water program in Lafayette Township to secure a multi million gallon daily supply for about 150000 residents by 20th. Six wells could yield around 10 million gallons daily with an $5.2 million catch basin phase. Construction costs include mains storage tanks hydrants and engineering.
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Kennedy Roadshow Amid Party Split and Market Jitters
Kennedy abstains from nominating Johnson amid split with McCarthy support. Markets react to gold policy talk and global currency tensions as U.S. emergency talks loom at the Federal Reserve. Kennedy plans a morning statement while Sorensen signals possible strategic moves.
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Democratic fires, Kennedy delegate clash and primary chaos
Amid tumult in the Democratic camp Kennedy battles to hold delegates as fire disruptions and political maneuvers unfold in Muncie. Reports describe a blaze at a building near the courthouse and contrasting aims at the party caucus with renewed calls to support Kennedy despite McCarthy threats.
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Local students hear call for education planning and careers
About 225 students from three area schools attended a program at the Delco Remy plant where speakers Edith Steans and Harold Miller urged a strong education for a worthwhile adult life. The event cited Kennedy, McCarthy, and Nixon era politics as context for youth Incentives and employment planning.
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Kennedy Seeks Nomination Delay and McCarthy Fallout
Sorensen reports Kennedy backed by national leaders yet urged to hold until McCarthy winds down. Kennedy could compete at the Chicago Democratic National Convention if McCarthy’s campaign falters, amid mixed support for reinvigorating Kennedy’s bid.
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Widow Justice dies after two years at Sillshora County Hospital
Surviving widow Watoseph Justice dies Friday while working at Sillshora County Hospital Katte ML. She had lived in Florida three years. Two nieces in Anderson and Chicago survive. Body to return May 11 to Bakerarathies Hostal. Funeral mass and burial details follow with tribute to community service and campus activities.
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Child Evangelism Banquet Slated by Madison County Group
The Evangelism Fellowship of Madison County invites attendees to a spring banquet at the YWCA on Friday March 2. The guest speaker is Wayne Felder of Morlge Terrace Baptist Church Indianapolis. Reservations due Tuesday 3 p.m. contact local organizers for tickets.
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Heart transplant patient to leave hospital in Cape Town
In Cape Town, Philys Blaiberg the world’s only surviving heart transplant recipient will depart Groote Schuur Hospital Saturday morning after a 73 day stay. Dr Christiaan Barnard announced the plan Friday night. Blaiberg is 38 and recently retired from work.
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Jesus Heals and Departing Crowd Forces Exit
A fragmentary report notes Jesus leaving a crowd that wanted him gone as fear spread among onlookers. A cured man wished to follow but was sent away, while the convert spread word of Jesus. The Nazarenes later recalled the episode.
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Obituary notices for Mrs Blarque Gallimore and Lois Jarrell
Mrs Blanque Gallimore of 1610 Central Avenue died en route to St Johns Hospital Friday morning after a year of illness. She was born May 1 1908 in Anderson and survived by husband ten children two brothers and many relatives. Funeral services are planned at the Funeral Home Monday with burial at East Maplewood Cemetery. Lois Jarrell 74 longtime clerk at Keespe Store died Friday night after a long illness. She leaves sister Myrtle Braddick several nieces and nephews and other relatives. Funeral arrangements are pending at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home.
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Tax talk and debt fears frame wartime funding push
Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau and Fed chair William McChesney Martin press for a 10 percent income tax surcharge and a travel tax to curb spending and finance the Vietnam era. Mills signals he must decide alone while lawmakers push urgent considerations amid budget strains. A separate obituary notes Aylin P. Benson, 3, of Was stricken at work, survived by a widow and several relatives. funeral arrangements set.
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U S and South Vietnamese forces pressed a major operation named Resolve To Win aimed at preempting a Viet Cong offensive around Saigon. Reports say 50 battalions with up to 40 000 men were engaged under General Westmoreland as paratroopers and police combed Gia Dinh Bien Hoa and surrounding provinces.
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American Motors iWAW pact ends standstill with UAW
American Motors and iWAW reach tentative agreement covering 14 500 workers at its IP plants while 3 000 workers at Kelvinalar Appliance Division in Grand Rapids Michigan await contract details. No broader settlement achieved.
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