Indiana education board approves extended accreditation history
The Indiana Board of Education extends accreditation standards for the state, noting JMG and North Central Association credits accepted nationwide. It references 1950s milestones, including a new residence hall and the first student housing on campus since founding, along with the establishment of a Graduate School of Ideology and other campus developments.
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Board O Education
State of Indiane
North Central Association, Colleges and Secondary Schools
State of Indiana
Dedkession
Anderson College Historic Expansion and Programs Highlight
The document notes campus growth including the 1962 occupancy of the Olt Student Center named for former dean Russell Olt, the 1965 creation of an IBM 1620 based computing center, and the 1055 establishment of the Student Summer Service program. It lists accreditations, memberships, and Anderson College’s ranking among Indiana church-related colleges with broad geographic reach of students.
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Russell Olt
Lewis Gymnasium
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Mansfield
Anderson College
Indiana
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National Council For the Accreditation of
Indiana State Department of Education
American Council On Education
Council On Social Work Education
American Association of University Women
Indiana Conference On Higher Education
Indiana Association of
Associated College of Indiana
Notre Dame
Anderson College Plans Ten Year Campus Expansion
The article outlines Anderson College growth on 70 acres with a new auditorium and extensive facilities. A $10 million earmark funds library, endowment, professorships, scholarships, a graduate School of Theology, chapel, field house, swimming pool, arts center, housing, and campus improvements. President Reardon emphasizes bold plans and the college’s readiness to meet future demands.
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8Th St
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School of Theology
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Reardon
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Papandreou Arrest Tied to Aspida Plot in Greece
Californiaborn naturalized American left Greece to serve in parliament. He is accused of leading Aspida, a plot by civilians and officers to topple the monarchy and establish a leftist regime. Arrest ordered by magistrate Socrates Socratidis after dawn detention during the April 20 coup.
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Hancock Brother Of Elwood Residents Dies In Chicago
Varn Hancock 70 of Chicago II, a brother of Mrs Jennie Whitenan and Charles Hancock of Elwood, died Tuesday evening at 7 oclock in Cook County Hospital after two days as a patient. Born Monon Sept 21 1847 to Frank and Ida Qosley Hancock he was a retired railroad worker. Survived by sister Mrs Maude Sigler of Indianapolis and several nieces and nephews. Body to York Dunnivay Funeral Home with arrangements incomplete. Friends will be received at the mortuary.
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Cincinnati
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Flemingsburg
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Dayton
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Elwood
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Chicago
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Cook County Hospital
Monon
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Noblesville
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New Castle
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Hamilton County
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Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Obituary notices from Madison area papers list Dorathy Clanton of Noblesville age 58 dying at Witham Hospital Lebanon after a month long illness. Survived by husband Richard and two children. Also notes Benjamin Franklin Baker Pendleton died at General Hospital Indianapolis age 81 with two sons and grandchildren. funeral arrangements. Additional notices include Mrs Doshla Crook Noblesville. Mittle Pate Shirley. Edwin Swain Summitville. Walter J Mansing Fortville. Daniel Ellin Biddle Arcadia. and Mrs Ida Hutton Laves with service details and survivors.
Westmoreland to lead pacification effort in South Vietnam
General William C. Westmoreland was named to head American pacification operations in South Vietnam, with Robert Komer as deputy ambassador. The move shifts the dominant role to the U.S. military in winning peasant support for the Saigon government, a shift from civilian to military control.
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Hoffa plea for new trial denied by court
James R Hoffa and three co defendants saw their bid for a new trial on federal charges rejected by U S District Court Judge Frank W Wilcox in Chattanooga Tennessee The judge ruled the defendants failed to show rights were violated by the government The motion dated February 28 was filed earlier this year in Damascus Syria Alintel Rattan who led Iraq took over the premiership and formed a new cabinet replacing Nagi Taleh according to Ba4ghdad radio
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