Indiana officials push water projects amid budget warnings
Washington AP reports Indiana and Illinois delegations urged full funding for water projects as Congress warns of cuts. Governor Branigin urged budget restraint and balance while Hartke pressed for 4.07 million for Indiana and 1.54 million for Corps of Engineers projects. Members from Indiana sought reservoirs at Bronkville Downeyville and Patoka with broader civil works support amid deficits.
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Washington
Hilt Npis
Indiana
Congress
House Appropriations
Roger D. Branigin
Johnson
Bratigin
Yance Hartke
Dund
Bureau of the Budget
Corps of Engineers
Hartke
Walyast Valley Association
Lee Tl
Hamilton
Dind
Bronkville
Cliffy Crees
Patoka
Downeyville
John Myers
Ital
Strikes and Sit-Ins Sweep Across Colleges and Schools
Student demonstrations spread from colleges to high schools as strikes by teachers in Maryland halt classes. Columbia University ends a weeklong sit in after 25 341 enrollment suspends. over 700 students face trespass charges. Stony Brook sees sit ins and arrests, while Cincinnati high schools renew protests leading to suspensions and house arrest orders. Columbus state university and Ohio public schools enter disciplinary actions amid broader civil unrest.
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Maryland
New York
Columbia’ University
Columbia
Grayson Kirk
Stony Brook
N-Y
State University
T He School
Equnty
Ftee
Cincinnati
Pat Miller
Jmrge
Benjamin Schwartz
Hamilton
Schoals
Columbus
Ohio
Courtly
America
Plymouth
Mass
Beautiful May First Awarded Indiana Warming Trend
The report notes a warm May start across Indiana with fair skies and rising temperatures. Overnight lows ranged from 42 to 47 while afternoon highs reached 73 to 85 in cities such as Terre Haute Indianapolis and Evansville. The five day outlook calls for above normal temperatures and light precipitation, with minor daily changes through next Monday.
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United Press International
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Evansville
Laos War Reports Sizeable Losses In Early 1960s Clash
Government and forces clash in Laos with heavy losses said to total around 5 000 soldiers as North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao units control large areas in the plains near the Mekong. U S aid programs and airlift supply continue, with Western diplomats noting restrained Communist advances and Soviet influence shaping regional peace prospects.
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Laos
Thailand
United States
North Vietnam
Mekong
Vietnam
Absentee Voting Procedures Outlined by County Clerk
Officials announced absentee ballot pickup at the Clerk’s office and noted a last day to apply for absentee ballots. The process, used last fall, aims to reduce confusion and wait times as residents can vote in person by Saturday at the Clerk’s office.
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Shu
Eles Nion
Marines End 477 Day Siege In Laos Region Fight
U S Marines wrap up a 477 day artillery and rocket siege and shift focus to the Laot border Al Shaw Valley where allied forces reportedly enter the enemy stronghold for the first time in two years Saigon officials say North Vietnamese units may be involved in the action Intelligence reports mention two regiments of the 320th Division operating near Leathemneek Square near Dong Ha.
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Laos
320Th
Leathemneek Square
Dong Ha
North Vietnam
Panhardle
Deaths in Madison County and nearby towns
Multiple obituaries from Madison County and nearby areas note deaths including Mrs. Mabel Costion of Fairmount, Edward Reavis of Muncie, Milton Gardner of Knightstown, and Henrietta Teter of Lapel. The items list birthplaces, immediate family, church affiliations, funeral home details, and interment plans. Heavily sourced names include residents of Madison, Lapel, Muncie, Knightstown, and surrounding communities.
Obituaries From Elwood Area Include Ferguson and Monahan
Obituaries notice for Edith Ferguson 86 of Elwood died Wednesday at Ball Memorial Hospital. Born December 22, 1901, daughter of Lindolph and Isabel Cockersham, she married Cecil Ferguson in 194? Survived by husband, two sons Kenneth R. Ferguson of Kansas City and Wayne Ferguson of Lansing, two sisters, two brothers, and four grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending Copher and Pes ter Funeral Home. Also listed is obituary for Terry Monahan 4, of Vine Grove Kentucky, who died Monday at home. He is survived by parents Ronald and Sharon Monahan, brother Gerald Lynn, sister Sharon, and great-grandmother Mrs Owen Monahan. Private funeral at Copher and Foster Funeral Home. Interment at Ehgood City Cemetery conducted by Reverend Joseph Rousch.
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Ness
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George F. Fen
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Alexandria
Locial Delco-Remy
Anderson
Gethering
Sfe
Gether
Bowers Coal Company
Flam
Shelby County
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Nancy E. Fox
St. Mary's Church
Ander
Bere
Holy Name Soo
Mary’ Eliza
Bet Vance
Mex
Morris
Dene
Dutevile
Harold L. E. Ro
Wile
Russelin Deitch
East Lynn Chels
Ctian Church
East Maplewood Ceme
Tex
Pear. Wright
Peat
M. Weight
W. School St
Community Hospital
James Ac
Aleatha Pine Lewis Yrueblood
Sehools
Charles Wrigol
J. Henry
Dodson
North Anderson
Cmich of God
Pressant Walk
Fural
Chapman
Delphia
Fadery
Chevy Valley
Calif Ale
Hansel
Frances) Ry
Bolt
Sams
Targna T. Weight
Wright
California
Herbert
Bessie) Yilliams
Ale Alyandria
Harvey
Trueblood
Clarence Trueblood
Alasper
Tevet
Milton Gardner
Alma) Garpenter
Anerson
Ropert
Bmirigin) Young
Middletown
Laurel Bradburn
Manila
Ind
J. Violet. Henley
Carthage
Marshall Gardner
Knightstown
Eugene
Gunther
Arllagion
Gertrada Offuttee
Rushville
Wyatt
Moore Macluary
Rush Vville
R. C. Buck
Eblwood
Juna
Ferguson
Cecil Ferguson
al Ball
Ehgeod
F Lindolph
Isabel Cockersam
First Baptist Church
Elwood Art League
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Ehgood City
Nixon schedule spans Gary to Evansville Indiana events
Richard Nixon’s Indiana trip includes stops at Gary Municipal Airport and Weir Cook Municipal Airport with engagements in Fort Wayne Evansville and Anderson Memorial. He will speak at suburban High School Concordia College and Memorial Coliseum while his wife accompanies him. A funeral mass for Joseph Sheets 15 is noted with burial in St Marys Cemetery and services by Baker Brothers Funeral Home.
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Anderson
South Vietnam
Shadyside Park
Ho Chi
Ar N Minh
Anderson High School
Anderson College
School of Practical Nursing
Sen. McCarthy
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Baker Brothers Funeral Home
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Muncie
Turial
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Nixon
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Jay
St. Blary's
Sheets
Afr
Kits
Robert L
Shiels
Edgewood
Francis Kienly
St. Mary's Cemetery
Brown County gas station destroyed in explosion and fire
A filling station, a house, and a sawmill were burned at Helmsburg in Brown County after an explosion and fire of a fuel tank. The truck driver, not yet identified, was seriously burned while attempting to plug a leak. Witnesses said the incident occurred on Indiana 155 north of Nashville.
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India
UPI
Helmspurg
Brown County
Indiana 155
Nashville
Rockefeller and Nixon Candidates in New England Primary Totals
Reports from 1,723 of 1,734 precincts show Rockefeller leading in the Republican tally with 30,008 votes, Volpe 29,688, Nixon 26,021, and McCarthy 9,501 while California Reagan gains 1,523 and Kennedy 140. Democratic results list McCarthy 116,416, Kennedy 64,662, Humphrey 41,964, Johnson 6,539. Arlington precincts remain uncounted due to computer issues delaying final tabulation.
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Gerhard’ D. Blekken
Ehalr- Anan
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Nixon
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McCarthy
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Kennedy
Humphrey
Johnson
Arlington
Noel Armstrong 97 dies after admission to Community Hospital
Noel Armstrong 97 of 3512 Nichol Ave. Anderson died shortly after admission to Community Hospital. A Fairmount native, he co owned Paramount Foods with brother Gene who died six years ago. Survived by sister Pearl Cox of Indianapolis and two nieces including Cristy Armstrong. Friends may visit Nolder Memorial Chapel in Fairmount after 7 p.m. today. Final rites Friday at 2 p.m. at the chapel. Burial in Pars Cemetery.
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Noel Armstrong
Nichol Ave
Community Hospital
Fairmount
Anderson
Paramount Foods Company
Gene
Pearl Cox
Indianapolis
Cristy Armstrong
Nolder
City Council bids differ on five year Walbridge Schlossberg totals
Based on 25 000 homes over five years the Walbridge bid was more than 205 000 higher than Schlossbergs. Schlossberg bid stayed within the city budget while Walbridge exceeded. The ordinance awaits mayoral signature and contract is expected to become effective soon.
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Walbridge
Schlossbergs
Schlossberg
Waloridge
Sige Neice
J. By Flana- Ger
County Races Continue From Pena O County
Five Democrats seeking the commission include James Ashley, John Abe Boone, David J. Brinker, Don Ud M. Being and Astor Gibson. Also up for election this year but not on the Primary ballot unopposed candidates for Judge of Superior Court. Joan Bashaw Gregg, Chester, is the late Republican candidate and Democrat Nelson Bohan is the incumbent.
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James Ashley
John Abe Boone
David J. Brinker
Don Ud M. Being
Astor Gibson
Superior Court
Joan Bashaw Gregg
Chester
Eld
Nelson Bohan
State Fatality Boosts Road Toll
Three children of Mrs. Boyer and several relatives attended a ceremony with speakers from local Exchange Clubs. The piece, attributed to The Associated Press, notes concerns over safety in schools and transport, mentions bus drivers, and records a fatality near Ohio. It references names such as Paul, Mrs Livengozd, Elmer Malaguerra, and Mrs Norman among others.
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Revert Shertman
Anderson
Brady Stineton
Greater Andersons
William Larch
Anderson Fown- Islip
Hull
Charles Miller
WW. C. Hilligoss
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