Ecuador News Association to Honor Journalists in Quito
The Ecuadorian Press Association will present awards next Sunday in Quito. Key guests include IAPA president Carlos A. Jimenez with present Mims Thomason, though Thomason will be absent. Jules Dubois is to receive an award named for him, while Guayaquil figures as a reception site with other international journalists in attendance.
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Jules United’ Press. International
Dean Johnson
Associated
Mnental
Jack Howard
Guayaquil
Otto
Jules
Indiana bids opened for 29 highway projects in major system
The Indiana State Highway Commission opened bids on 29 road and bridge projects including four in the million-dollar class. The largest bid was 9.99 million for 4.25 miles of Ind. 6 in White and Jasper counties with multiple bridges. Other notable bids include 2.30 million for relocated U.S. 460 near Evansville and 1.10 million for Posey County Ind. 62 work.
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Anafusis
UPS
Indiana State Highway Commission
Commission
White and
Jas Suton Cn Wan
Pa Ie
White-Jasper County Line
US. 24
Hollingsworth and
Mason Eastburn Duches
Walcott Road
Vanderburgh
Evansville
Ralph Rogers & Co
Bloomington
Posey County
Mt. Vernoa
McFadden Creek
Fiegel Construction Co
R. L. Schutt
Indi Road
Tippecanoe County
Marion County
Indianapolis
B & B Wrecking & Excavating Co
Cleveland
Clinton
Rossville
Fauber Construction Co
Lake
Grand Trunk Railroad
Red Top Trucking Co
Hammond
Hobart
Columbia Electric, Inc
Chicago
Gary
Columbia
Norfolk & Western
Balhrad
Unl
Heavy Construction Co
Fort Wayne
Morgan
White River
Tousley-Bixler Construction Co
Orange
Edgar H. Hughes Co
Jeffersonville
Union-Franklin
U.S
Whitewater River
C & C Painting Corp
Oak’ Lawn
Ggffton
LaPorte
Marshall
St .Joseph
Rochester
Michigan City
LaPaz
Bremen
Pass Electric, Inc
Greenwood
Clark
Clarksville
Marion-Shelby
Hoosier Fence Co
Marion-Hancock
Boone
Ind
Olins Electric
Wabash-Allen
James H. Drew Co
Schersurg
Columbus
Johnson
Smith Talley Road
Vogel Construction’ Co
Shelby
Shelbyville
Meshberger Columbus
South Vietnamese reporters boycott legislature protest
Twenty five south Vietnamese newsmen signed a resolution Wednesday vowing not to cover the Representatives as a protest against a new press law under consideration. The measure would punish propagating Communism with up to life hard labor and a 20000 fine, and deprive people of free speech protected by the constitution.
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Vietnam
Saigon
UPI
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AMITY
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India
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Emington
Orelco
Ees
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Colo
Cory
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Fudge
ST Sulee
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Southdale
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