College gets $95000 grant for new Anderson College building
United States Steel Foundation Inc awards $95,000 to Anderson College in Indianapolis to fund a new academic building replacing the 62 year old Old Mary administration structure. The grant is part of a national program totaling $7 million to 350 liberal arts colleges and related institutions this year.
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Anderson College
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Indianapolis
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Robert H. Reardon
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Chicago
Columbia
New York
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Science
Wit Anderson
Draw Univesty
Blackburn ‘College
Windis
Art Center_ College
Caldornia
Presbyterian Florida College
Gethze Williams College
Board of Trustees
America
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Alexandria social activities and school officer news recap
Alexandria society notes cover a Ladies pledge event with prizes won by Mrs. Neal Johnson, plus election notices at Alexandria-Monreal High School and Alexandria-Monroe High School. Riley Club meeting highlights include a program on house plants, and a new vice president appointment at Indiana Vocational Technical College with William C. Jackson named to oversee special services.
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Alexandria
Flks
Brent Bridwell
Amecien Fagled
Ken ‘Thurston
Neal Johnson
Murl McClung
Russell Muey
George Chatterson
A. W. Fisher
Bull Muey
Phil Myers
Caro! Roesler
Alexandria-Montreal
Thomas Thomas Jr
Cathy Bailey
Danica Heritage
Tressurer
Greg Fisher
Mike Dinghart
Ccoper
Foreign Exchange Club
Change Club
AMHS
May Elis
Asa
Bronnenberg
Parly Hosa
Anderson
Lancheo Wes
Es Poe & Wily
Otte Berner
Robert Miller Say
Henry Shope
Wilbur Kubrecht
la Vielnaen
Jaze Goodsell
Vietnam
United
Alton Lower
Mahony
State Vocational Technical College Indianapolis
UPI
Frederick J. Tadley
Indiana Vocational Technical College
William C. Jackson
VTC
Ing
Ted Li
Roby Anderson
Brevida
Jerri Crash
Gye Health
Vick Graham
All Shetland Pony
Sisw
Guston
Sara Vermillion
Beulah Park
Memabers
Omega Nu Tau Soromly
Jimmie John
Maurice Gaither
Jll Fox
Jon Dalley
Jin Tobey
Bob Paddock
Marvin Warner
Rainfall Totals for May Reach Record High
May rainfall reached 7.03 inches as of 11:51 Thursday, the highest for a single month this year. The next highest monthly totals were 2.09 inches in March, 1.95 inches in February, and 1.XX inches in January, with other figures unclear.
Paris clash storms streets as barricades rise
Amid rioting in the Latin Quarter police fire tear gas and advance on barricades near the Sorbonne as demonstrators hurl stones and garbage. Ambulances stream away while police and mobs clash. a student leader accuses youths of hoodlum behavior as authorities threaten withdrawal if barricades fall.
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St. Bmilehel
Vtech
Sorbonne
Seine
Rae
Suodeatts Ae
Paris
Maurice Grimald
Latin Quarter
Reileas
Jeader
Lalin Quarter
Elucent
Spevistars
St. Michal
Scing
Jas
Jinto
McKinney Gives Up Diplomatic Post Due To Illness
Indianapolis reports Frank E. McKinney told President Johnson he should be relieved as ambassador to Spain after entering hospital May 8 for a routine checkup. Doctors cited coronary issues. Senate had confirmed May 9. McKinney plans rest and gradual return. Humphrey urged US Soviet arms reduction in Europe with containment viewed as obsolete.
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Frank E. McKinney
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New York
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Eee Long
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Iran and Steel Institute
Europe
Soviet Union
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Facler
Machinery workers clash spurs Oregon AFL probe
A chaotic labor scene unfolds as machinists face disaffiliation pressure, switching loyalties, and possible raiding between AFL and CIO unions. Reports detail dues pressure, candid statements, and strategic moves amid broader postwar organizing battles. Flood news adds to regional concerns with rain forecasts and river crests affecting Indiana towns.
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Meiner William Kircher
Afl-Cio
Auto Workers
Mack Ate Ae Élat
Marchers push Safe Streets Act with mixed Senate support
The Senate approved a Safe Streets Act focusing on riot control and organized crime as part of a larger crime bill though missing several provisions. It would fund court admissibility rules, eyewitness testimony limits, and wiretapping for national security cases under court oversight. A fed grant framework and food aid debates colored the rapid, contentious session.
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Florence Duncan Duncan Dies After Long Illness Rites Set
Florence Duncan, 72, longtime Anderson resident, died after a long illness. Rites planned at Kokomo and Anderson area funeral homes with burial in Walnut Grove Cemetery. Survived by three sons, daughter, and multiple grandchildren, with service details announced.
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Florence Duncan
Ena Gilson
Edna K. Gilson
Hendricks
David Getts
Daveville
David
Toma
Alexandria
Flor
Geils
Irs
Gilson
Arco Duncan
Effie Paragé
Delea
Henry
Duncan
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Andria
Salem
Oleen
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Brothees
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Linsky
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Gets
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Ender Fadgett
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Fay J. Padgett
A Daught
Indianapolis
WendellGla Duncan
Kokomoter
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Jpedgett
Markleville
Boyd Duncan
Daleville
Tour Grande
Thelsicter
Irene Linski
Koel
Brown
Butz
Honelkome
Karl M. Kyle Fie
Jenkins
Hssul
Setur' Broomfield
Maurice Kes
Jem
Mistey
Frankton
Walnut “Grove
Parke
William N. Cook
Efferson Ave
Chula Vista
Calif
John's ‘Episcopal Church
Wilon
Glen Abby Memorial Park
William
Anna Tilquist Cook
Navy
Ruta Chapter
Masonic Order of Warrick
OWS
Stacmsns 1 Fl
San Diego
Celif
Marie Lasley Cook
Agathea Hilderbraid
Robert Lesley
Ancerson
Willkie Enters State Office Race in Indiana GOP
Rushville Indiana reports lawyer banker Yablip Willkie announces candidacy for Republican nomination for secretary of state, contesting Edgar Whitcomb at the state convention June 14. Also Charles Williams enters race from Petersburg. funeral notices for Nellian Roche and V. Granger noted with services and burial plans.
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Ind
UPI
Trushvile
Yablip Willkie
Pee Ea
Willie
Tate
Wendell Lll
Republian
Willkie
Edgar Whitcomb
Charles Williams Att Pelersburg
Not Bully Cortived From Yage court case details
The text reports an Indiana case in which Lawriton Robbins of Anderson and Richard Lineback of Greenfield assisted a defendant named Jack son. It notes a final plea for acquittal delivered Wednesday, with fragments of religious verses and two-voice phrasing.
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Indiana
Jackson
Lawriton Robbins
Anderson
Richard Lineback
Greenfield
Benacem
Hobbins
Lineback
Double Slaying Trial Set for Oct 14 in Indiana
James Theodore Pruett will face trial October 14 in Henry County for the 1965 slayings of Robert Mopps and Roy Waskom in Richmond. Convicted in 1965, he was sentenced to death but the conviction was overturned by the Indiana Supreme Court and the case sent back on change of venue from Randolph Circuit Court to Henry County for a new trial. A separate note reports illiteracy rates in New York with under 2.5 percent of Americans over 14 unable to read.
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Roy Waskom
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Funeral Rites Set For Allen Grose
Final services to be held at Karl M. Kyle Funeral Home for Allen Grose, 00, of Re. 3, a retired engineer of Johnn Matvile Corp. Rev. Albert Neher to officiate with burial at Parkview Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Kenneth H. Bolen
Ward-Siison Company
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Anderson Memoria Park
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John Barber
Bert Bogan
George Harris
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Howe
Russel Deiteh
Lynn Christian
Churely
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Bertie ¢. Hertram
Ohio Ave
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Butz
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Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Anderson Memorial Park
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Brown and Bule
Bath St
Ney
John Siner
Fish United Methodist Church
Maplewood Cemetery
Kyle Mortuary
Natiie Hutchison
G. Hutchison
E. Broadway
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Tone
Hillisburg
Lad
Sumner ‘Coury
Tennessee
Thames W. Ant
Mary E. Sheam
Herenhel
Hutchison
Sianandes
Golsmith
Alexandria
En Shrum
Gallatin
Texas
Sasis Russell
Kicdantown
Mary Thompson
Unientale
Indi
Latis Sheum
Drake
Ed Sorum
Nashville
Floyd
Courtie Soran
Nellie ‘Templeton
Portland
Freems Tay
Karl M. Kyle
Pitt
James Schuck
Alexander Funeral Home
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Bethpage Ceznetary
Ballard and Shirly
Dateville
Vaughn Murray
Trinity Community Church
Marold Schiam
Dalaville Union Methodist Church
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Imn Ridge
Bhuncie
Neue Rocue
Fortville
Nellian Techy
Indianapolis
Methodist Hospital
Mness
Mira
Beard Ribesan
Mae Fernily
Methodist Horn Yatal
United Methodist Church
James RJ Roche
Tet Anapolis
Fisher Funeral
Dan Faliway
Tee Wim
Sala
Howard Wright
Roberts Park Birst
Graver-Lawn
Walter Granger
Alter V. Granger
Orestes
Wil
Gary Colby
Orestes Baptist Church
Sigler
Frankton
Cal
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Grose
Johnn Matvile Corp
Albert Neher
Parkview
Peral
Treasury loan rate hits 103-year high in borrowing push
Washington AP reports the Treasury Department announces the highest borrowing rate since the Civil War as it sells securities, with rates above percent for only the second time in modern history. In Indiana, Vincennes superintendent Wayne E. Ader is named for Southwestern School Corporation, replacing retiring Glen Bretz.
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Treasury Department
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Ind
Wayne E. Ader
Southwestern School Corporation
Sullivan County
Vingermes Public Schools
Glen Bretz
Evansville
Tell Joity
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