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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1966
Page
3
The average student at Tadi ana University spends about $1600 annually for fees books room and board on the Bloomington campus.
A twin engine Cessna lost an engine and belly landed in a cornfield near Clark Equipment Co. after skimming homes in a residential area. Pilot Eli Graubart 43 of Michiana Shores jumped from the burning plane uninjured as it touched down.
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey emerges as the administration's leading figure in marine policy planning. He will visit all major oceanographic installations nationwide beginning next month after chairing the first meeting of the National Council on Marine Resources and Development, a cabinet level body created to coordinate national maritime science programs.
The document details a proposed land use plan for Linton focusing on transportation, residential and commercial development, and industrial placement. It calls for relocating Indiana Routes 54 and 59, expanding the central business district, new parks, an improved hospital system, and a southeast airport to accommodate growth and reduce traffic congestion.
Actress Elizabeth Taylor plans a $1 million heart disease research foundation in memory of Montgomery Clift. The fund would be established under the American Heart Association with Taylor contributing the film award payout for financing the effort.
By 1980 the Bloomington campus of Indiana University may reach 43,250 students, compared with 23,612 enrolled in fall 1965.
The longest continuous rail line, the Trans Siberian, spans 5 787 miles linking Moscow to Vladivostok across Russia.
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