Indiana to open vocational institute for jobless in Indianapolis
Indiana General Education Commission voted to establish a vocational training institute for unemployed in a downtown Indianapolis state building at 141 South Meridian Street. The plan, open to 600 to 700 students, would use federal Manpower Development and Training funds and operate with the Employment Security Division, targeting courses like appliance repair and auto mechanics. A three-month setup window is anticipated with rooms added as needed.
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Army cuts forces in Europe by 7000 to 7300
Washington reports the U S Army has quietly reduced its forces in Europe by about 7300 men since the start of the year. The move lowers the total to roughly 22 300 troops returned to the United States in just over a year. The action is part of a broader effort to scale down while maintaining allied strength ahead of a planned large exercise next month involving a full Army division to bolster European confidence.
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Olin Mathieson Glycerin Price Increase Announced
New York UPI reports Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp will raise glycerin prices by two cents per pound across all grades effective Oct 1. Procter Gamble and others followed a similar move. The article notes U.S. buildup reductions and troop shifts during the Berlin crisis period.
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Indiana University to Build Kokomo Center Campus
The State Budget Committee approved borrowing 3,231,345 dollars to fund a new Kokomo campus for Indiana University. The project includes a 900 seat auditorium and will be financed by notes repaid from student fees and center income. Only 10 to 15 percent of operating costs would fall on the state.
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