Ryan's Lake Olymporee Honors Area Scouts
Scouts from Anderson Ches terfield Ingalls Markleville Pendleton Middletown Lapel gathered at Ryan's Lake for the Olymporee Camporee. Ninety-one troops totaling 305 boys hiked 1.5 miles from Orestes School carrying gear for the weekend and earned merit badges and rank through camping and activities.
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Anderson
Chesterfield
Ingalls
Markleville
Pendleton
Middletown
Lapel
Ryan’s Lake
Orestes School
Whetstone Church of Christ
Norman V. Peters
Franklin School Pto
Jack Kennedy
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Chester A. House
Women eyeing air traffic control careers rise
About 250 women among 21 000 controllers. FAA hiring says lack of discrimination and growing training pipelines. Training yields jobs from 11 000 to over 21 000 dollars yearly. FAA notes class of 380 trainees had 21 women, with more entering.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Fred M
Dick’’ Marks
FAA Academy
Oklahoma City
Marks
Stanley Mohler
FAA Office of Aviation Medicine
Purdue Reports Good Progress In Field Work
Purdue reports five days suitable for field work with soils drying after heavy rains. Corn planting reached 55 percent, with 50 to 60 percent in the north and 55 percent in the south. Wheat headed 40 percent, alfalfa first cutting at 10 percent, tomatoes 45 percent set, and pastures mostly good as moisture levels improve.
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Purdue
Lafayette
Ind
UPI
Earl Park
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Purdue University
Senate Democrats Blast Slowness In Ending Asia War
Senate Democrats condemn the slow effort to end U S involvement in Cambodia amid mounting casualties and economic strain. Leaders like Mansfield Kennedy and Church demand decisive action while debating withdrawal timelines and possible continued U S air support.
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Senate
Democrats
Asia
Washington
Mike Mansfield
Sen
Frank Church
Didaho
U.S
Edward M.kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Southeast Asia
Nixon
GMI Students Named To Dean's Academic List
Kenneth R. Durham and John Edward Marvel were named to the Dean of Academic Affairs List at General Motors Institute. Both are sponsored by Delco-Remy Division and split six weeks at GMI with six weeks at Delco-Remy. Durham is a senior in Alpha Tau Iota and active in multiple clubs. Marvel is a junior and Sigma Nu scholar ship director with Electrical Engineering Club involvement.
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Kenneth R. Durham
Beverly Ct
John Edward Marvel
Fairview St
General Motors Institute
Delco-Remy Division
General Motors
GMI
Delco-Remy
Durham
Alpha Tau Iota
Aviation
Amateur Radio Club
General Motors Independent Association
Marvel
Sigma Nu
Electrical Engineering Club
Hartke Warns of Severe Economy Problems
Sen Vance Hartke D Ind says the stock market drop and rising inflation signal deep economic distress. He warns action is needed now as unemployment climbs and many investors lose money. He criticizes Treasury policy and calls for change beyond worn-out administration methods.
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Washington
UPI
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Hartke
Senate Finance Committee
Cambodia Adopts Guerrilla Tactics After Coup Changes
Cambodian forces struggle to hold ground after the March coup that toppled Sihanouk. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong irregulars shift to guerrilla warfare, halting major offensives and pressing small skirmishes near Phnom Penh.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Norodom Sihanouk
Hanoi
Kompong Cham
Sihanouk
Peking
Mekong
Tram Khaar
Staton enters race for Indiana Appellate Court judgeship
Indianapolis attorney Robert H. Staton announced his candidacy for Indiana Appellate Court judge at the June 16 Democratic convention. A former hearing examiner and deputy prosecutor, he is Hamilton County Democratic chairman and seeks seats in the Second District alongside incumbent Charles White.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Robert H. Staton
Carmel
Indiana
Staton
Indiana Public Service Commission
Marion County
Congress
Richard L. Roudebush
Ind
Hamilton County
Charles S. White
John W. Pfaff
South Bend
Breakfast program expands to 300000 students
In 1968 about 167000 children ate school breakfasts and last year the figure nearly doubled to 300000, highlighting rapid growth in the program.
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Washington
Tricia Nixon TV Tour Conflicts With State Dinner
Tricia Nixon hosts a televised White House tour Tuesday night but the President and Mrs Nixon attend a state dinner honoring President Suharto of Indonesia and will watch a taped replay later. Jerome Hines provides entertainment at the East Room dinner.
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Washington
UPI
Tricia Nixon
White House
Tricia
CBS
Suharto
Indonesia
Metropolitan Opera
Jerome Hines
East Room
Nixon
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Bob Safford Sr
Bob Safford Jr
Eldon Williams
Charlie Herrington
Harold Lineman
Rolland Jackson
Terry Hasty
Rick Wiseman
Jerry Estelle
George Hawes
Jack Goulding
John Leaver
Dick van Baalan
Roy Leasure
Butch DuBois
Mike Williams
Bob Syverson
Larry Toppin
Dan Beard
Bob White
Pau
Aquarius Patrol
Eagles
Panthers
Elizabeth Koch
Washington, National Airport
Nichol
Donald's
Midwest Importers
FBI
Shorty Wig
Val
Chicago
Donald's Beauty School
12Th
Delaware
Eagles Benefit Cancer Crusade
Eagles Lodge No
National Eagles Cancer Fund
American Cancer Society
Cancer Crusade
Donald Morrison
Dance Fund
Nevin Rinker
The
Eagles Lodge
Richard W. Maier
Madison County Cancer Crusade
John McMillan
Joe Bays
Mansfield
White ‘House
Ronald Ziegler
Laird
Sen. Hartke
Anderson College
Alexandria
H.S
Madison Heights
Frankton
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Elwood
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