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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1966

Page

3

Engineering Professors Warn Over Engineering Careers

Engineering professors express concern about the employment of engineering graduates and the need for advanced degrees. Prof. Fontaine notes only one in three engineers works in private industry, with others in government or related sectors. He urges private industry to attract more engineers to stay competitive. Prof. LeBold says only 10% hold advanced degrees and predicts half of future engineers will need a master or higher in the next decade.

William E. Fontaine U. S United States Fontaine William K. LeBold

Sesquicentennial Events April 1966 Festival Listings

Calendar of community events for April 1966 includes the Second Annual Spring Festival across Madison on the 22nd to 24th with public planting of the Indiana Rose in LaPorte county on the 24th. Lafayette hosts a city-wide retail promotion from the 18th to 22nd and a Sesquicentennial Banquet at Purdue Union on the 18th. Jennings county features a Vernon Baptist Church Sesquicentennial celebration on the 24th and Vincennes hosts a Saint Historical Society Luncheon on the 30th.

Madison Indiana LaPorte Lafayette Purdue Union Vernon Baptist Ch Jennings County St. Hist. Society Vincennes

Farm manure removal aims for spring debris cleanup

A brief farm notice describes starting a spring program to remove manure and decomposed used straw from around buildings. It emphasizes cleanup around barns and sheds to prepare for new season work.

Legislation Aims to Restore Budget Limits on Conservation

The speech introduces a House Joint Resolution to lift arbitrary Bureau of the Budget limits on the Soil Conservation Service watershed planning program. It warns that without action, a key national conservation effort could be jeopardized and damaged. The speaker also proposes amending Public Law 874 to fund schools with 1 percent enrollment from families tied to Federal installations, easing local taxes for residents. Public Law 480 shipments expand overseas aid and diplomacy, with Congo Leopoldville, Viet Nam, and Ghana listed for large values. A visit to Blue River Valley High School highlighted civic duties and the three pillars of a strong republic.

House Bureau Soil Conservation Service Tenth Congressional District Fort Benjamin Harrison Free World Congo Leopoldville Viet Nam Ghana Nkrumah State Department Department Blue River Valley High School Henry County Johnson

Attest of Dallas Hardwick in Rush Circuit Court

Dallas Hardwick serves as Clerk in the Rush Circuit Court with Philip H. Willkie as the attorney for the matter. The notice records attestations related to the court case proceedings and representation.

Dallas Hardwick Rush Cirrcuit Court Philip H. Willkie

Latin Week events and school concert at CHS

Four Ways and On the Banks of the Wabash will be on the Friday evening program at 7 30 in the school gymnasium with no admission charge and a free will offering. The show is directed by Sue Ann Land and Bob L Edwards. Latin Week was observed April 17 22 with badges posters and displays. JC L members hosted a program for parents in the Band Room Thursday at 8 00 with Mary Patton Cathy Todd Kim Tweedy Judi Kline Janet Mummert and Linda Copple aiding in planning serving and program duties.

Wabash Sue Ann Land Bob L. Edwards Dept J.C.L Mary Patton Cathy Todd Kim Tweedy Judi Kline Janet Mummert Linda Copple Sherry McKain Diana Whitfield Ie Tweedy Pater Noster Maryota Pam French Janvid Whitfield M.C Jc.l. Creed

Eighth Grade News Meeting Minutes and Meal Menu

The eighth grade held a class meeting on April 15 1966 in Room 26 with 25 members present. Roy Edwards presided, Nancy Boulton read minutes, Mark Carson reported a $53.79 treasury, then adjourned by Dale Copple’s motion. Menu days run April 25–29 include hamburgers spaghetti and baked macaroni with milk, fruits, and sides.

Roy Edwards Nancy Boulton Mark Carson Treasury Dale Copple Ralph Henderson CHS

Question of Tax Increase and Spending Reduction

A congressman argues that lowering spending is a better fix for fiscal problems than increasing taxes, reflecting a majority view in Congress that expenditure cuts are preferable to tax hikes.

Congress

Do You Remember When 10 Years Ago April 20 1956

A Rushville farmer Cicero Linville 63 dies at Rush Memorial Hospital after a few days illness. Survivor and funeral details listed. Army Pvt Russell O Shutt Jr graduates from Jump School at Ft Bragg with five training jumps. Carthage notes include relocations and a broken collarbone incident involving Jimmie Overman.

Cicero Linville Rushville Rush Memorial Hospital Flossie Beckner Linville Little Blue River Church of Carthage High School Russell Siler Carthage Market St Knightstown Jimmie Overman Jack Overman Jimmie

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