Admissions Congress Date Set At Ball State
Ball State in Muncie hosts the third annual Indiana admissions congress on Tuesday September 24 with keynote by J Fred Murphy and guests from 27 of Indiana's 30 colleges. About 300 high school counselors attend the all day event to hear updates on admissions policies and guidance.
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Indiana
Richard D. Rowray
Ball State
Congress
Rowray
Murphy
Paul F. Chenea
Purdue University
Rolla Purett
State Department of Public Instruction
Leslie A. Willig
Weaver ‘Pop Corn Co
van Buren
Robert Johnson
Huntington
Valparaiso University
Clum Bucher
Indiana University
Lou Fontaine
DePauw University
Agnes Burns
John Adams High School
South Bend
Howard Thrall
Emmerich Manual Training High School
Indianapolis
Harold M. Crawford
Howe High School
al Porter
Aurora High School
George Smethurst
Huntington High School
Me Harrison Columbus High School
Robert Sulanke
Muncie
Hugh Ronald
Portland
Anne Kru
Sleep Like Log Stop Stomach Gas in 5 Minutes
Bell-ans tablets relieve stomach gas due to excess acid. Take with hot water at bedtime and read in bed until eyes shut. Send for a liberal free sample from Bell-ans, Orangeburg, N. Y. 35 cents back at the druggist.
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Bell-ans
Orangeburg
N. Y
Group May Take Over Illinois Airport Operation
Bi-State Development Agency conducts a study to decide policy for Parks Metropolitan Airport at Cahokia Illinois. If profitable, Bi-State would acquire the airport, even if St. Louis leases and operates it. Col. R E Smyser Jr says Southwest Civic Memorial Airport Association offered to operate at cost.
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Illinois
ST. Louis, Mo
UPI
Bi-State Development Agency
Parks Metropolitan
Cahokia
St. Louis
Col. R.E. Smyser Jr
Bi-State
Southwest Civic Memorial Airport Association
Bi- State
Parks Airport
Hawaii Cattle Ranches Reach Over Four Hundred
Honolulu reports more than 400 beef cattle ranches scattered across the Hawaiian islands, highlighting a substantial livestock industry presence.
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Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Local Delegation Tours VFW Home in Eaton Rapids
Five VFW Post 266 representatives and two city officials visited the VFW home for children near Eaton Rapids Michigan last weekend. The site includes about 60 homes a hospital a fire station and a swimming pool all funded in part by VFW organizations and the Military Order of the Cooties.
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Veterans Foreign Wars Post 266
VFW
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Earl Wheeldon
Military Order of the Cooties
Wheeldon
Post 266
Post
Sammy Bannister
Arthur Hardy
Clarence Boaz Sr
Harry Blowers
Bill Barnes
Roy Swansoft
Chamber of Commerce and Police
John Heiden
Louise Thornburg Dies at Middletown Nursing Home
Louise Thornburg age 81 died Wednesday afternoon at Middletown Nursing Home after nine months there. A native of Mechanicsburg she was a practical nurse with strong local ties. Survived by two daughters Merle Eaton and Douglas Fleming a son Ernest two brothers Matt and Frank Burris two sisters Oren Walker and Parthena Afanador seven grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements through Ballard and Shirey with services Saturday at 10 30 am and interment Miller Cemetery.
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Middletown
Louise Thornburg
Locust St
Mechanicsburg
Elisha
Maryann (Burris) Johns
Clyde
Thornburg
War Mothers Unit
Sixth Street Christian Church
Merle Eaton
Douglas Fleming
Ernest
Matt
Flint
Mich
Frank Burris
Kokomo
Oren Walker
Muncie
Parthena Afanador
Circleville
Ind
Ballard and Shirey
Lloyd Dellinger
Miller Cemetery
Hoffa Supports Rockefeller for GOP Nomination
Teamsters leader James R. Hoffa said he hopes Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York secures the 1964 Republican presidential nomination. Rockefeller welcomed potential union support based on his New York administration record, while Hoffa added there is no truth to Rockefeller reports. Hoffa spoke in Chicago during a Teamsters grievance committee meeting.
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New York
UPI
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Chicago
Teamsters Central Conference
Chuck O’brien
Kennedy
Congress
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Indiana State College to Start FM Radio Station
Terre Haute Indiana State College prepares WVIS Voice of Indiana State a new FM station at 89.7 megacycles. It will air in October with five hours daily 5 to 10 p.m. Monday to Friday featuring educational programs public affairs events college and community news music and sports by student staff under faculty supervision.
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Terre Haute
Indiana State College
WVIS
Voice of
Indiana State
Quake Strikes Istanbul and Western Turkey
A sharp earthquake hit Istanbul and western Turkey on Wednesday causing at least one death and several injuries. Firefighters searched for victims as tourists evacuated the nine story Istanbul Hilton. Villages near the Black Sea and Sea of Marmara reported heavy impact with no immediate major damage or casualties.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Istanbul Hilton
Black Sea
Sea of Maramara
Kennedy presses tax bill as economy debate expands
Kennedy urges public support for a tax bill in a 20 minute appeal. He argues a tax cut spurs jobs and growth, while warning against another downturn. Republicans push for spending controls and equal air time amid partisan reaction.
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Congress
Kennedy
Bonn bed capacity grows from 483000 to 800000
In 1950 West Germany's Bonn region offered about 483000 beds for tourists. The current capacity is estimated around 800000, reflecting a sizable expansion in lodging availability for visitors.
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Bonn
West Germany
U S Steel Announces Company Wide Reorganization Plan
U S Steel details a consolidation of seven divisions into streamlined regional sales and production structures. The plan adds a vice president for the south in Birmingham and another for the west in San Francisco, with production and engineering under new line directions and one sales office per city.
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Blough
Birmingham
Ala
West
San Francisco
Leslie B Worthington
Elizabeth Reath 88 obituary and Anderson notices
Elizabeth Reath 88 of 1346 S Waldemer St Indianapolis died Tuesday in an Indianapolis nursing home Funeral services 1 p m Friday at Flanner and Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary burial Memorial Park Cemetery She was born in Almo and member of Christian Church Maccabees and Royal Neighbors of America Surviving include daughter Mrs Raymond Nudding son B F Reath sister Mrs Ed Brownlee brother Claude Stonebraker and multiple grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren Norman Jack Shroyer 39 Rt 1 Anderson funeral 2 p m today at Daleville EUB Church burial Saunders Cemetery Arthur G Schultz 66 230 Andover Rd funeral 1 30 p m today Brown and Butz Funeral Home burial East Maplewood Cemetery Mollie Rust widow of Enoch Rust 4607 Carlton Ave Indianapolis sister of Mrs Charles Bonser Anderson funeral 2 p m Friday at Flanner and Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary
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Elizabeth Reath
America
B. F. Reath
Claypool
Indianapolis
Ed Brownlee
Claude Stonebraker
Alma
N. Jack Shroyer
Norman Jack Shroyer
Rt. 1
Anderson
Daleville
EUB Church
Vaughn Murray
Saunders Cemetery
Arthur Shultz
Arthur G. Schultz
Andover Rd
Brown and Butz
George Skinner
East Maplewood Cemetery
House Passes 190 Million Fallout Shelter Bill
The House approved a $190 million fallout shelter program, drawing surprise in the Senate. The measure now rests with the Senate Armed Services Committee which has shown scant interest in the plan.
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Washington
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Cincinnati
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Barbara Deiser
James Hatcher
William Gordon
Bottling Company, Inc
Pepsi-Cola
Herald - Bulletin
G.E
16Th and
Meridian Street
GOP
Senate
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Howard H. Baker
Rtenn
Baker
William E. Miller
U.S. Steel
Mrs. Enoch Rust
Mollie Rust
Enoch Rust
Carllton Ave
Charles Bonser
Flanner and Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary
Russell Stover Candies
Meridian
Kelley's Exchange Store
Meridian ST
S. Meridian
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