Traffic Study Commission approves 1967 reform package
Governor Williams led the Traffic Study Commission to approve several legislative recommendations for the 1967 General Assembly. Advocated changes include a new slow vehicle emblem, court reporting of no-shows, judicial suspension of driving privileges, clarified arrest definitions, on scene arrest authority at accidents, higher damage thresholds for state reports, updated blood alcohol standards, and annual traffic court conferences.
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Governor's Traffic Study Commission
Marshall Williams
Woodville railroad history from local sources
Local history notes describe Woodville near the Martin farmhouses with family records from Carolyn Martin and Gardner Martin. It traces 19th century land purchases, the Old Logansport Railroad line, its grade laid circa 1860, later Civil War era use, and its becoming part of the Logansport Crawfordsville and Southwestern then owned by Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Woodville
Martin
John
Mary Scott
Gardner Martin
Carolyn Martin
The Good Old Days in Woodville and Area
A nostalgic survey of Woodville's origins tracing rail service, post office 1884, stores, blacksmiths, mills, and schools. It recalls trains to Logansport and Florida via the Florida Flyer, the 1900s store fires, saloon opposition, church histories, and the 1916-1946 community life notes including births, school closure, and local celebrations.
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Logansport
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Delphi Citizen
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Delphi
Charles Woodington
Silas Miller
William Quinn
John W. Kendall
Allen Siegfried
Levi Noble
Burrows
Clem Wood
John Kendall
Willie Bridge
John McMan
Chicago
Walter Linton
Nathaniel Farmer
Evan Bell
Charley Cowell
Graduating class of 77 featured on front page
A May 31 1956 newspaper shows a composite of 77 graduates occupying the lower front page. A two column photo at the top announces the engagement of Miriam Parks to Donald Eugene Hadrick as part of the day's prominent headlines.
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Camden
Miriam Parks
Donald Eugene Hadrick
Modesty in the Era of Short Skirts and Public Scrutiny
The piece argues that fashion has eroded modesty with skirts above the knee and discusses social etiquette shifts. It cites observed displays at a luncheon and laments how women must hurry from cars, comparing exits to a kangaroo and a banana-peel metaphor. It critiques the visibility of undergarments and anatomy, warning of broader social implications.
Capitol Comments on Water Pollution and Cherry Blossoms
Senator Vance laments Potomac pollution beside the Jefferson Memorial and urges action. He cites sewage discharges, rising water needs, and two bills to curb hard detergents and expand the Federal Pollution Control Act. He warns of a future stench of dead fish over blossoms unless reforms pass.
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