ISU Board Accepts Grants of $4 Million
Indiana State University Board of Trustees approved over four million dollars in building grants and a housing loan. A $1,000,050 Department of Health Education and Welfare grant funds a new School of Nursing Building prep. A second grant of $702,550 funds a boiler plant. Two bids for boiler equipment were accepted. Additional grants support a Student With Special Needs program and a supplementary education center. A $2,000,000 HUD loan finances a new low rise residence hall complex. The board also endorsed the 1969 70 calendar and approved several appointments and field plans with IU Montana station noted.
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Indiana State University Board of Trustees
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Public Health Service
School of Nursing
8Th and
Chestnut Street
Indiana Advisory Commission On
U. S. Commissioner of Education
Precipitair Pollution Control, Inc
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Indiana State Department of Vocational Education
ISU Laboratory School
Wabash Valley
ISU
U. S. Office of Education
South Vermillion School Corporation
School Corporation
Indiana State University
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Tippecanoe Street
Indiana Council of Teachers of Mathematics
ISU Extended Services Office
Indiana University
Whitehall
Tobacco Root Mountains
Montana
Gnanaviiva S. Aarven
Journal of the College of Education
Karnatak University
Anthony A. Smetona
Europe
Ung Chon Kim
James G. Dunbar
Willie E. Turner
David A. Gilman
Maurice O'Meara
Eugene Guillevic
Donald G. Brooks
Sondar Singhorse
Sandra K. Sylvester
Richard D. Wells
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
James D. Acher
Franklin
Herbert I. Lamb
North Terre Haute
Mary L. Jessee
Gary
William R. Kendall
Bloomington
Alan C. Rankin
Charles W. Hardaway
J. Kenneth Moulton
Wayne E. Schomer
John W. Truitt
Evansville
David Rice
Orley R. Herron
Herbert J. Rissler
Dr. Hardaway Named VP For General Affairs At ISU
Indiana State University announces Dr Charles W Hardaway will become vice president for general affairs and secretary of the university effective January 1 1969 confirmed by the board and praised for 22 years on the ISU faculty and 40 months as acting vice president for academic affairs He holds an EdD from Indiana University and has long been a faculty leader and editor of the Teachers College Journal.
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Charles W. Hardaway
Indiana State University
Alan C. Rankin
Hardaway
Rankin
Maurice K. Townsend
Stanislaus State College
Turlock
Calif
Phi Delta Kappa
National Education Association
Indiana State Teachers Association
American Educational Research Association
Association of Higher Education
Kappa Delta Pi
Indiana Conference of Higher Education
ISU Beta Lambda
ISTA
Ista Higher Education
Local Russell Fund May Join Indianapolis Effort
The Terre Haute Louis Russell Fund plans to merge with a similar Indianapolis group to coordinate aid for the 34th heart transplant recipient. At a Terre Haute Jaycees luncheon, Edward Russell described the transplant, and banker H C Disney in Plainfield may visit to discuss joint fundraising. Local contributions have surpassed 2800 dollars as the committee weighs debt priorities.
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Louis Russell Fund
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Terre Haute House
Edward Russell
Woodrow Wilson Junior High School
Jim Woodard
Terre Haute Jaycees
Woodard
Vigo County School Corp
Bradley Lorton
Garfield High School
H. C. Disney
First National Bank and Trust Company
Plainfield
Russell
Vigo County
Lorton
James Conover
Vigo County School Corporation
Betty Hawk
HELP
Glen Campbell
Vigo County Federation of Teachers
Paul Hardesty
Vigo County Teachers Association
Ernest Anderson
NAACP
Sid Silverman
Garfield
Anderson
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Dresser School
Russell Recovered After Heart Transplant Return
Russell Jr., a 43 year old Indianapolis heart transplant recipient, is reported by his wife to be doing fine and looking forward to coming home. He received the heart on August 24 and returned home for Thanksgiving before resuming teaching for three days and then returning to the Medical College of Virginia in Richmond after breathing labor. Edmund Roe of Virginia is noted as the first U.S. general.
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Indianapolis
Louis B .Russell Jr
Virginia
Russell
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
St Josephs Christmas Services Highlight Staged Nativity Play
St Josephs Catholic Church lists Christmas services with a candlelit nativity pageant led by Mary and St Joseph figures, angels and choirs in procession. Concelebrated Midnight Mass features Fathers Koulros Knopp Bayer and Palombi as master of ceremonies, with music by Miss Shirley Armstrong. Children’s choir performs at 11:00 a.m. Christmas Day, with Masses at 7:00 and 9:00 a.m. and confessions edged for Dec 23 and 24.
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church
S. 5Th St
Gertrude Ann Snow
Mary
William Brown
St. Joseph
Christ
Pamela Hillis
Patty Terstegge
Cheryl Whitner
Christine Miller
Gregory Koulros
O.F.M
Leo Knopp
Robert Bayer
Dominic Palombi
Shirley Armstrong
Choirs of Angels
Ignatius Barr
Bob Montgomery
James Whitner
Michael Snow
Ralph Miller
Thomas Brown
Robert Brown
Joseph Terstegge
John Gropp
Sebastian Barr
Clay Hyde
Kevin Carroll
Steven Brown
Joseph Buszek
John Burkett
Robert Gropp
James Brown
David Wilcox
Jeff Ray
Angels
Mary Lou Whitner
Mary Wilcox
Becky Burkett
Mary Carol Burkett
Christine, Durham
Stephanie Schaffer
Clare Barr
Martha Burkett
Beverly Whitner
Bridget Hillis
Mary Beth Gropp
Bernadette Barr
Stephanie Hillis
Tillie Kulinski
No Implications for Moon Shot
A test vehicle named the B mini stage exploded and burned at the North American Rockwell site in Santa Susana California. The model represents the hydrogen pressure tank of the Saturn 5 second stage. Officials said the incident has no implications for Apollo 8 reliability. One worker sustained a minor cut from flying glass.
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Santa Susana
Calif
North American
Rockwell
Moon
Christ Lutheran Plans Christmas Program and Services
Christ Lutheran Church at 24th and Poplar presents a Christmas program The Birth of Jesus with short recitations pageant and songs on December 22 at 7 00 p m Directed by Mrs Lois Scheid and Mrs Carol Andres A carol sing and refreshments follow a yearly Christmas offering to Wernle Home in Richmond Indiana A candlelight service with special anthems is set for Christmas Eve at 7 00 p m and Holy Communion on Christmas Day at 9 00 a m The church extends season greetings and invitation to worship Also noted a Scottish 17th century caddie was hanged for stealing a golf ball.
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Christ Lutheran Church
Poplar Streets
Lois Scheid
Carol Andres
Wernle Children’s
Richmond
Indiana
Congregation of Christ Lutheran
Woship
Two Residences Damaged by Fire in Youngstown Area
Fire caused about 3000 in damage to two Youngstown area residences and 3700 in contents losses across two separate fires. A third fire at 1014 p.m. Friday damaged Dan Burris residence on 11th Street. Fire department received the call at 815 p.m. Friday. Causes remain unknown for both fires and Wanda E Couchman and Burris were named in the report.
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Youngstown
Terre Haute
Danment
Burris
11Th St
Wanda E. Couchman
Eaton
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Indiana Society of Architects
Fred Conover
F. A. Wilhelm Construction Co
Fred Christman
Christman Company
Herbert Wright
Repp and Mundt, Inc
Columbus
Allen Weinhardt
Freitag-Weinhardt, Inc
Carl Mahurin
Sanborn
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Don Gibson
ISA
Ewing Miller Associates
State University
Southland
Norcross
Dr. Hardaway
Russell Fund
Edmund Oe
U.S. Ey
St. Joseph's Services
Kirk Abendroth
Santa Claus
Crawford
Margaret Mary Turco
Martin
Christ Lutheran
Scotland
By Henri and
Jerry
Harold Houston
Dasn
Henri
Furniture Fair
Wabash Avenue