Bean Harvest Near Normal Level Amid Rapid Soybean Harvest
Purdue Universitys weekly crop report shows four favorable field days last week speeding soybean harvest to near normal levels with about 70 percent of soybeans harvested. Corn harvest lags behind, corn at 75 percent and wheat seeding around 70 percent. moisture remains adequate but topsoil moisture slightly improves while pastures stay mostly fair.
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Student Killed By Freight Train In Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS UP I Don cals Burres 15 a Tech High School freshman was killed Monday when he stumbled into the path of a New York Central freight train while trying to cross the tracks. His twin brother Ronald waited for the train but Don dashed onto the rails and tripped, falling in front of the train.
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Native Language Instruction Aids Migrant Children
FAIRMOUNT The Class Room for Migrant Children of Lake Madison Grant School Corp concluded its second season on Oct 12 and was called a success by instructional and administrative staff. Language under Mrs Lucile Day provided native Spanish instruction in ungraded class with bused students from Point Isabel. Enrollment grew from 22 in 1985 to 58 this year with aides and a student helper. attendance reached 92 percent.
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Indonesia and Soviet Debts Talks Open in Moscow
Indonesian Foreign Minister Adam Malik opened talks with Semyon Shachkov on Jakarta’s debts over 1 billion dollars. Malik’s delegation attended a lunch hosted by Shachkov as Tass later reported.
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Ball State University film features local student McKaig
Thomas McKaig, senior from Anderson, appears in Glenview Productions planned Ball State University life film for the 50th anniversary year. Producer William Sprague says McKaig earned a part after an interview, with no title yet. The 28 minute color production targets TV and schools to showcase Indiana's third largest university.
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Maldives Delegate Delivers Brief UN Address In Minutes
Maldives representative Ahmed Hilmy Didi spoke briefly at the United Nations, signaling support for peace in Viet Nam and an end to apartheid in South Africa. The fragmented report also mentions a separate incident in Indianapolis involving a robbery at a motel where $1,000 was stolen.
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Anderson Woman Burns Husband Shirts In Odd Plan
Mrs. Brown admits burning her husband Joe's shirts after planning a Shirt A Day Rental. She explains the total investment was 71.35 and says she grew tired of washing ironing and mending and then called Anderson Laundering Cleaners to start the rental scheme. Joe reportedly reacted with approval.
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