Disaster loans approved for Indiana counties hit by drought
Indiana counties Carroll Crawford Daviess Delaware Dubois Elkhart Floyd Fountain Hamilton Harrison Hen- Knox Marion Morgan Perry Pike Spencer Switzerland Vermillion Vigo and others are deemed eligible for federal disaster loans. Regional official Robert V. Hinshaw said loans will aid distressed commercial businesses showing revenue declines or cash shortages. The Tennessee Valley Authority reported its 1965 navigation and floor control costs rose little, reflecting drought impact on farm customers and broader economic strain.
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White House Beagle Seeks First Litter in Late October
Freckles the White House beagle is announced pregnant, expecting her first litter in late October. She is an offspring of a beagle related to the First Family, and was mated with a peagle owned by Mrs. Jean Austin Dupont of Newton Square Pennsylvania. Freckles' sister Kimberly now resides with the president's daughter Luci in Austin Texas.
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Radio Training Course Planned By Red Cross In Ottawa
The Ottawa region faces about half the typical annual snowfall as 40 to 50 feet disappear into milder Great Lakes conditions. Keith Tallman announces Red Cross chapter plans to use radio equipment in an amateur club led course. Registration opens with limited spaces, proceeds from the chapter to sponsor the class, and classes begin November 2 from 7 to 9 PM under Don Holl and Mr. Holl’s guidance.
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Bayh Signs Second Petition To Halt Rights Debate
Washington UPI reports senator Birch Bayh with 21 Democrats and six Republicans signed a second petition to cut off opposition to the administration civil rights bill. Senate leader Mansfield acknowledged it would fail, planning another showdown Monday as White House readies trips to labor meetings in Atlantic City and St Louis. Johnson reportedly plans another speaking trip the next Friday ending at his Texas ranch.
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Udall Attacks Lake Michigan Fill Plan by Bethlehem Steel
Secretary Udall criticized Bethlehem Steel Co for a plan to create 333 acres of land in Lake Michigan near Indiana Dunes to support a Burns Ditch harbor project. He called it incompatible with the park and a giveaway of public resources while noting permit suspensions and local opposition. Udall spoke during a Chicago water pollution conference.
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White House weighs more political invites this year
The White House said invitations from unions like United Steelworkers of America at Atlantic City and IBEW at St. Louis are under consideration with no firm decisions yet. In 196? the President spoke in 23 states and aims for all 50 before the November 8 election. On Capitol Hill the Fair Campaign Practices Committee gathered leaders to pledge gentler campaign conduct and to publish information on alleged smear tactics. A special advisory group for the campaign includes Palmer Hoyt, Bishop John Wesley Lov, and Richard Ravitch.
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Indiana University relaxes hours for some students
The Indiana University board of trustees lifted curfew hours for junior women in good academic standing and underclassmen 21 years or older. Freshman and sophomore women must still observe current rules. Senior women receive the privilege for the year.
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Bloomington
Sind
Indiana University
Board of Trustees
Gursel to be Buried Near Ataturk in Istanbul
Cemal Gursel former Turkish president and army general who led the May 1960 revolt will be buried Sunday in the mausoleum of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk after dying Wednesday following a 219 day coma burial near Ataturk in Istanbul funeral planned by military authorities
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Roush Named Chairman of Subcommittee in Washington
Rep Edward Housh was named chairman of a special subcommittee to consider a bill promoting U.S. interests in International Commercial Standards activities. Roush scheduled three days of hearings beginning September 20.
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