May Day contrasts cited by Governor Welsh in Evansville
Governor Welsh used Law Day remarks to contrast May Day for communists with Law Day in the United States. He said the real Cold War conflict centers on freedom under the rule of law, not state power, and urged Ohio Valley industrial growth with state support and practical job expansion for Hoosiers.
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Sheep Dipping Service Offered Area Farmers
Madison County farmers may sign up at the Extension office before May 20 for sheep dipping service. Vance Witham of Atlanta will use portable equipment with Cooper's dip and warming service. Last year 192 farmers had 6,975 sheep dipped. schedule aims to save mileage and time while reducing ticks and parasites.
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Highest Court Backs Merger Dismissals
The Supreme Court by 8 to 1 upholds that railroad workers displaced by merger may be fired if properly compensated. The Erie Lackawanna merger with headquarters in Cleveland was estimated to save $13 million annually after five years. the decision affects similar mergers and interprets the 1940 Transportation Act on employment protections.
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Anderson College Opens 1961 Arts Festival With Hymn of Praise
Anderson College launches its 1961 Festival of the Arts with the Mendelssohn oratorio Hymn of Praise at Park Place Church of God. Charles Stanley conducts the 75 voice ensemble joined by community singers and orchestra. Bach’s The Lord is a Shield will also be heard. The program is free to the public.
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Kennedy to outline civil rights policy in deep South speech
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy plans a major civil rights pronouncement at the University of Georgia next Saturday. Sources say the speech signals administration resolve to use influence and moral persuasion to end racial discrimination without seeking new federal legislation soon.
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Indian tribes of Wisconsin and land area split
Madison reports that Wisconsin Indians are grouped into eight main tribes occupying 604000 acres of land as defined by state records.
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