Food Airlift For Biafra Is Urged By Bayh
Sen. Birch Bayh urged a Berlin type airlift to feed Biafra’s starving millions during a 13 month Nigerian civil war. He called for international action and private groups like Save the Children and UNICEF to deliver food and medicines quickly to civilians amid ongoing blockades and hostilities.
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Black sisters seek solution to racial woes
A group of Negro nuns will meet in Pittsburgh for a week starting Saturday to discuss how to help solve America's racial problems. They aim to form the National Black Sisters, with 160 attendees at Mount Mercy College, sponsored by the Religious Sisters of Mercy. Sister Martin Deportes developed the idea after a April Detroit priests meeting.
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Whitcomb Urges Higher State School Aid and Reforms
Secretary of State Edgar D. Whitcomb, a Republican governor candidate, urged raising state aid to schools to at least 50 percent from 36 percent at a press conference. He favors highway safety measures, opposes federal gun control, and proposes a governor's task force to streamline state government.
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ISU Radiation Laboratory Nears Completion
Indiana State University plans a 200000 dollar Radiation Laboratory adjacent to the Science Building as part of a 4.3 million addition. The underground gamma facility with a cobalt-60 source and neutron generator will train masters and PhD students, provide industry consulting, and enhance undergraduate nuclear science education.
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Masons to Hold Picnic on Sunday at Shrine Country Club
A Sunday picnic from 2 to 5 p.m. at Shrine Country Club will replace the Lads and Dads Night. Daughters will be invited as guests. Wayne E. Paton leads the planning with Al Van Gilder Tom Harris and Bob Tryon on the committee. Swimming games and prizes are planned.
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Mrs Rouse Resigns as Deputy Clerk
City Clerk L Schuman Hunter announces the resignation of his deputy clerk Mrs Sharon Rouse of 1720 N 7th St effective immediately. Hunter is screening applicants and expects to fill the job within a few days. Mrs Rouse is wife of local radio newsman Bob Rouse.
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Young Demos To Take Poll On Presidency
Vigo County Young Democrats plan a Friday poll at the VFW post to choose a preferred presidential candidate. Results will be sent to Indiana delegates for the Democratic National Convention. Ballots list Hubert Humphrey Eugene McCarthy and George McGovern with blanks for write-ins.
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Nasser Returns Home After Soviet Sojourn
President Gamal Abdel Nasser will return Saturday from three weeks of treatment in the Soviet Union after recovering from an ailment described as a leg inflammation. Soviet doctors urged another week of rest, but Nasser chose to recuperate at home. He left Cairo July 26 for Tskhaltubo in Georgia for natural treatments and radioactive mineral water therapy.
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