12 May 1967
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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1967
Page
1
Senator Edmund S. Muskie of Maine will deliver the commencement address Sunday, June 4. He is a Bates College and Cornell Law School graduate and a 1959 Senate member after 1955 governorship. He chairs or serves on several committees including Government Operations and Public Works.
College plans major lighting and utility upgrades for 1967-68. Eighteen new heads will raise illuminate levels on campus, replacing older units and upgrading Classic and Goodrich corridors. Parking lot light standards and physics lab lighting will improve. A new well doubles pumping capacity, operating by September. Classic Hall work begins after graduation.
Senator Birch Bayh will join the Urbanization and Changing Values institute in Hanover May 23 25. Other guests include Martin Marty Walter Weiskopf and David Ramage with Susie Northam and Roger Brinkman co chairs. Interested parties may contact the co chairs to work on the program.
Family Day begins tonight at 8 15 with the Hanover Theatre production Thurber Carnival and ends tomorrow morning with the crowning of May Queen Susie Northam. Miss Northam, Rushville native and Theta member, has chaired campus events and led student groups as a speech major with active In ter Residence Council leadership.
The Louisville and Jefferson County Human Relations Commission and local civil rights groups push an open housing ordinance with enforcement. A voluntary plan failed. the draft includes fines and jail sentences for real estate owners and agents who discriminate by race creed color or national origin.
Barrett talks art and abstract expression in an interview at Hanover, discussing guts as a core artist trait and the shift toward self supported, independent work. The piece also notes local open housing tensions, hearings, and the 1966 67 ordinance debate in Hanover.
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