State tourney showdown set for Indianapolis finals
Indiana prep basketball heads to Butler Fieldhouse as South Bend Central, Lafayette, Terre Haute Garfield, and Muncie Central survive regional play. South Bend Central leads the field while Muncie Central seeks a rematch after a 65-7 loss. Garfield and Lafayette enter finals with injury woes and unranked seasons, as coaches attend the 17th Kiwanis Basketball Clinic with Terry Dischinger as keynote speaker.
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South Bend Central
Bears
Terre Haute Garfield
Purple Eagles
Muncie Central
Bearcats
Lafayette
Indiana High
Muncie ‘Central
South Benders
Munce
Garfield
Kiwanis Club
Terry Dischinger
Gar-E
Purdue
Chicago
Zephyrs
Willard Kehrt
Dischinger
Phil N. Eskew
THSAA
Jim Powers
Scoutacular Ticket Drive Launches for 1968 Expo
Thirty five thousand tickets go on sale nationwide for the third annual Scoutacular exposition at UAW 662 Hall in Anderson on March 30 and 31. Madison County Cubs Scouts and Explorers sponsor the event featuring forty one booths with handicrafts arts and skills displays. Concessions will be available and demonstrations include rope making ham radio archery survival and gun smithing.
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Madison
UAW
Anderson
Wil
Aes Venes Organization
Bali volcano death toll climbs past 1200 feared
In northeast Bali near the Agung volcano, authorities report more than 1,200 people killed since Sunday as the eruption devastates villages. Ash darkens fields, with rice paddies buried under volcanic dust and residents refusing evacuation returning to ruined plots. The scene is described as eerily silent amid widespread destruction.
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Bekasih
Bali
Bali Villa
Agung Volcai
Employment Upward in February Says Business Barometer
February labor figures show 25,851 workers reported by 82 local firms, up 2.7 percent from a year earlier and 1.2 percent from January. Utility use rose. car sales dipped for new units but used-car sales remained strong amid high bank clearings and construction activity. Army to close Ft Slocum and move Information School. evacuation orders target volcanic districts within eight to ten miles of the mountain. lava flow appears to pause as ash rains fall on affected villages.
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Maura
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Senate Finance Committee
Rente
Here
House
Senate
Senate House
Wa-Ference
Sa 'Bali
Anak Agung
Sutedja
Moon as Once Part of Earth Suggested
Dr John A O Keefe at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center proposed a historic view of the Moon forming from a giant glob that broke away from Earth. He described a long evolution with craters from meteor impacts and vast volcanic eruptions shaping the Moon.
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Moon
Earth
Washington
Pacific Basin
John A. O'Keefe
Goddard Space Flight Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Two Killed and Fifty Seven Injured by San Jose Area Blast
An explosion in the San Jose area left two dead and 57 injured, shaking the region and prompting emergency response. The blast's cause and scale sparked investigations as officials assess resulting damage and safety lapses.
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San Jose Area
Remonstrance On Elwood School Financing Debate
James Alexander leads Elwood Taxpayer Association in a remonstrance over a proposed 160000 dollar yearly tax increase for 30 years to fund Elwood School Building Corporation projects. Petition argues the plan raises taxes beyond legal limits, with remonstrators claiming procedural and legal flaws and demanding fair hearing and proper funding methods.
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Elwood
James Alexander
Taxpayer's Association of
Schoolwood
School Building Corporation
State Board of Tax Commis
I Stoners
James W. Alexander
Freland Henderson
Virgil
Hutcherson
Madison County
Grea Court
Aaad
NASA
City of
Corporation
Earth
de- Jaucer
Peright
O'Keefe
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Struc Csion
White River
Indiana
Sources Commission
Indiana P
School Board
State Board of Tax Commoners
Alexander
Shadeland School Dedication Planned for April 21
The Anderson Public Schools Shadeland elementary addition will be completed before the April 21 dedication. Supt. G. E. Ebbert announced the new spaces include two kindergarten rooms and a first grade room, with furniture on order. Bleachers are in the plans as the public is invited to tour the addition that Sunday afternoon.
Protests Mount as South Korea Battles Military Rule
In Seoul and other cities antigovernment protests erupt against two years of military rule led by Gen. Park Chung-hee. Admirals and generals meet to pledge support for Park as demonstrators clash with police, with arrests and violence reported in Seoul Pusan Gwangju Taegu and Chonju. Police await court martial for deaths during demonstrations.
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South Korap
Tve
Chung Hee Park
Feu
Park
South Korea
Seoul
Ant
City All Plaza
Pusan
Kwangju
Taeg
Chonju
Navy
Defense Ministry
Seoun
Boiler Wrecks Building Housing Two Stores
A downtown San Jose boiler explosion at Thrifty Drug Store and J C Penney department store killed two and injured at least 57. Police closed the block, hospitals overflowed, and ambulances ferried victims as gas mains were suspected.
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San Jose
Calif
Penney's
San Diego
UPI
Carlton L. Slay
Salinger Defends Press Integrity Amid News Management Charges
White House press secretary Pierre Salinger accused editors of publishing biased stories to push a news management agenda. He acknowledged some false reports but argued most coverage is fairly reported, urging a study on whether press usage serves the public interest amid criticisms by publishers and broadcasters before a House subcommittee.
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Washingson
White House
Pierre Salinger
Ack
Estes
United States
Natonal Press Club
Salinger
San Francisco Chronicle
House
Halls to Visit White House with Handicapped Hero
Dorothy Boyce profiles David Hal a 26 year old wheelchair user named Handicapped American of the Year honored by President Kennedy. The piece recounts his upbringing in Wisconsin his 1000-student talk in Anderson and a life changing car crash the moment he chose resilience over despair.
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Dorothy Boyce
Herald
America
David Hal
Aga
Robert Hall
Kennedy
Anderson
David
White House
New World
Daly
University of Wisconsin
Rober Hall
David Hall
Green Bay
Wis
World Vision Korean Orphans Choir Here March 30
A mixed choir of 2% girls and 9 boys ages 7 to 13 will sing at the school gym at 8 p m on March 30. Sponsored by World Vision and the Christian Business Men, arrangements are led by Mrs Walter Johnson. The group has performed across Asia and Europe, visiting notable leaders and drawing large crowds.
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Sopyamfing
Angets Hh
World Vision
Walter Johnson
United States
World Vision, Inc
Pasadena
Calif ‘An
Inter-Denominational Missionary Service Organization
Japan
Formosa
Hong Kong
Philippines
India
Afghanistan
Ian
Israel
Germany
Netherlands
Norway
England
Canada
Nehru
Madame Chiang
Anderson High School
Anderson Christian Business Men‘s Organization
Kennedy
Washington
New Arrivals Born at St John s Hospital
A string of birth notices lists new arrivals at local hospitals. Families mentioned include Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt at St Johns Hospital with a boy, Claude Wheat of Markleville with a boy, Mr. and Mrs Avery Wils at Sprague Street with a girl, and several others such as Francis Stat, Ronald Clay, G L Myers, William Cavson, and Tony Andrea with newborn sons or daughters at various addresses.
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St. John’s Hospital
Roosevelt
W. 8Th St
William Cav
W. 7Th St
Tony Andrea
Hill St
Doctors urged to quit smoking in offices and hospitals
TORONTO AP Dr. M. R. MacCharles of Winnipes resident of the Canada Medical Assn. says doctors should set a good example for their patients by giving up smoking cigarettes at least in offices and in hospitals.
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Toronto
M. R. MacCharles
Winnipes
Canada Medical Assn
Johnson Sees Soviet Space Lead In Knowledge From Manned Flight
President Lyndon B. Johnson told the Goddard Memorial dinner that Russia leads the United States in knowledge gained from manned space flight. He cited last year’s orbital mission by two Soviets as the outstanding achievement to date and warned U S efforts to land a man on the moon before 1970 could be outpaced by Soviet launches. Johnson praised Lt Col John H Glenn Jr for his orbital achievement and urged continued effort.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Russia
United States
Johnson
National Aeronautics and Space Council
National Rocket Club
John Hl. Glenn Jr
America’s
Tuen
Goldwater rules out vice presidency race
Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona says he does not want to be vice president and prefers remaining a live senator. Speaking on the Jack Paar Show on NBC television he implied the danger of serving in the vice president chair without naming Lyndon B. Johnson directly.
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New York
UPI
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Jack Paar
Nbc-Tv
Lyndon B. Johnson
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