Indiana House to hear budget boosting state universities
The Indiana House plans a biennial budget Tuesday proposing a $40 million rise in operating funds for four state supported universities, but still $133 million below the amount requested. The Ways and Means Committee set operating funds for Purdue Ball State and Indiana State at $305 million with $12.5 million for construction and $35 million for bonding. Presidents had sought $438 million in operating funds over two years. The plan shifts some funds to scholarships and loan guarantees benefiting all state students.
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Envoys to Paris Talks Yet Hopeful of Progress
Paris dispatch describes cautious optimism at the Vietnam peace talks. North Vietnam and the Viet Cong’s National Liberation Front drop insistence on immediate reunification and foresee a long term capitalist system in the south. Both sides claim to honor the Geneva accords while blaming each other for violations and seeking a provisional boundary at the 17th Parallel. A possible international control body and a peace force of three Asian neutrals are discussed. The note signals that the 1956 elections remain contested and unresolved.
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Scouts Kick Off Member Drive in Wabash Valley
The Wabash Valley Council Boy Scouts opened its 1969 sustaining membership drive at the Huddle Restaurant aiming for $9,200 to support districts and units. United Fund provides the largest income with $33,870, endorsing the drive, as 5,282 boys attend 206 council units across nine counties in Indiana and Illinois.
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Arnold
Indiana
Illinois
Howard Potter
Weather Map Report for Terre Haute and Vicinity
The Weather Bureau forecast cloudy conditions with rain changing to snow and colder temperatures. Sunday will be partly cloudy and colder with highs in the 31 to 38 range. Indiana highs 31 to 38, lows 20 to 25. Illinois clouds with possible light precip and cooler by Sunday.
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Illinois
ISU Professor Dr Edward Roeber Dies Suddenly
Indiana State University Raleigh W Holmstedt Professor of Education Dr Edward C Roeber 55 died unexpectedly Saturday after being stricken on campus and rushed to Union Hospital Arrangements are pending at Callahan Funeral Home He led national guidance groups and held the distinguished professor chair joining ISU in 1966 from the University of Michigan He previously taught at Missouri Kansas State Teachers College Hamline and in Wisconsin born Rhinelander Wisconsin and educated at Lawrence Northwestern University.
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Raleigh W. Holmstedt
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Alan C. Rankin
Roeber
American Personnel and Guidance Association
National Vocational Guidance Association
University of Michigan
University of Missouri
Kansas State Teachers College
Pittsburg
Hamline University
Wisconsin
Manitowoc
Racine
Rhinelander
Shelling Charges By Israel By JOHN LAWTON
Iraqi anti aircraft gunners drove off a formation of Israeli warplanes attacking Iraqi positions in Jordan. The Baghdad spokesman said the incident occurred Friday night and gave no count of planes or exact location. Iraq has about 10 000 troops in Jordan near Mafraq. Earlier Israel reported Soviet made artillery and mortar shells hit an Israeli unit patrolling the west bank of the Jordan River. No Israeli casualties were reported. More than 1 000 Arabs protested in Jerusalem in a noisy but peaceful demonstration. The unrest followed the Middle East war and amid easing international tensions after President...
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Party Conversation Linked With Alleged JFK Plotter
New Orleans AP report says Charles I. Spiesel testified he attended a party hosted by Clay Shaw where Kennedy assassination was discussed. In cross examination defense linked Spiesel to a 1962 64 hypnotism suit against New York City, seeking 16 million dollars, while Shaw faces conspiracy charges with Lee Harvey Oswald.
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Dymond
David W. Ferrie
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Jim Garrison
Jack Ruby
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Warren Commission
U S Ability to Bomb North Unaffected By Carrier Loss
Saigon AP dispatch notes the 7th Fleet operates with four carriers after the Constellation’s return and Enterprise’s outage. Despite reduced carrier strength, bombing raids on Laos continue at a high intensity. Seven Americans and Koreans die in helicopter and aircraft losses, with civilians and terrorists causing multiple casualties in Saigon area incidents.
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William F. Bringle
Western Pacific
Notre Dame Students Clash Over Film Seizure at Conference
In South Bend angry Notre Dame students pelted plainclothes police with snowballs after officers seized a film during a conference on pornography and censorship. The six day event was halted and sponsors canceled remaining sessions amid campus clashes.
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William E. Voor Jr
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F. Richard Rembusch
President Harrison served shortest term of 31 days
The remark notes that President William Henry Harrison served the shortest U.S. presidency, lasting only 31 days before his death, a historical record cited in discussions of early American leadership.
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