Indiana Burns Harbor link eyed to Mississippi River system
Sen. Birch Bayh said the Army Corps of Engineers will study linking the Indiana Burns Harbor Port to the Mississippi River system. If feasible, construction could start as early as 1970, providing year round outlets for the Calumet area and boosting Indiana industrial growth. Bayh seeks a $25,000 appropriation to begin plans and designs, and bills to shift bridge replacement costs to the federal government for navigability of the Cal-Sag Canal.
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Chicago
Ind
UPI
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Army Corps of Engineers
Indiana Burns Harbor
Bayh
Senate Public Works Committee
Mississippi
Calumet
Indiana
Corps of Engineers
Cal-Sag Canal
Illinois Waterway
Mississippi River
Illinois
Antiwar Demonstrations Linked to Communist Pressure
Retired Lt. Gen. Arthur G. Trudeau testified before a Senate subcommittee that street protests in U.S. cities are part of Communist pressure aimed at undermining U.S. policy in Southeast Asia. He asserted that future Vietnam battles may be timed to coincide with protests and named the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the USSR as supplying the demonstrations. Trudeau noted many demonstrators may be unaware of the influence.
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APS
Arthur G. Trudeau
Army Intelligence
U.S
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
United States
Central Committee
Communist Party of the
U.S.S.R
Senate
Internal Security
Trudeau
Costs push Indiana toward rehabilitation over prison
Lt. Gov. Robert L. Rock told the Central States Corrections Association that keeping a convict in prison costs about 11 times more than rehabilitation through parole or probation. He warned many inmates are not suitable for parole and supported Gov Branin’s plan to form a state Commission on Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice to spur new crime-fighting ideas and programs.
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Indianapolis
Robert L. Rock
Central States Corrections Association
Rock
Roger D Branigin
Indiana Commission On Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice
Three Anderson College Juniors Win CRCC Science Awards
Daryl Yoder of Springfield Ohio Ronald J McKinney of Reseda California and David A Bebee of Federalsburg Maryland earned 20th annual Chemical Rubber Company Science Achievement Awards for physics chemistry and mathematics. Each received a handbook and scrolls of recognition along with campus co curricular activity.
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Anderson College
Chemical Rubber Company
Daryl Yoder
Springfield
Ohio
Ronald J. McKinney
Reseda
Calif
David A. Bebee
Federalsburg
Yoder
McKinney
Bebee
Iin
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