Weather Outlook for Indiana and Illinois Weekend
Indiana basks under partly cloudy skies with variable clouds and a chance of showers Saturday and Sunday. Early mornings in the 60s, peaks Friday and Saturday reach upper 80s to around 90, with Sunday cooler. Illinois sees showers Friday through Sunday, warm Friday and Saturday turning cooler Sunday, highs mid 80s to low 90s Friday, upper 70s to mid 80s by Sunday, overnight mostly in the 60s.
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Thunderstorms And Tornadoes Hit Midwest
United Press International reports a series of tornadoes and severe thunderstorms across the Midwest. Twisters damaged four farms and a cheese factory in Stephenson County while similar storms lashed Davenport Rockford and Norway causing trailers to be overturned and power lines down. Amory Mississippi suffered destruction from a tornado and heavy hail with property damage and no injuries reported. Heavy rains drenched Sikeston Missouri, sparking minor floods as showers spread to northern mountain states and Florida faced a historic drought.
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Congress Presses Revenue Sharing Across States
Congress debates expanding revenue sharing as GOP lawmakers report meetings in 18 states with plans for 15 more to mobilize support. Mills campaigns to warn against the plan while urging alternatives. Republican leaders suggest possible compromises at a news conference.
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Military review finds inadequate probe of My Lai incident
The inquiry into My Lai failed to fully investigate alleged war crimes. Charges were dropped and Secretary Stanley Resor reduced Koster to brigadier general in rank, reshaping the Army leadership amid controversy over the conduct and accountability of the case.
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Demonstrators and a horse shape protest over traffic light
In Philadelphia a protest by 50 demonstrators, aided by a horse named Big John, challenged a flashing traffic light near Fishtown. Lt. Col. Robert Poydashett cited safety concerns and a lack of evidence as investigation begins. A Kiwanis luncheon honors graduates with guest speaker Rose-Hulman’s Dr. Her man Moench. The report also recounts military careers and wartime actions of General Donaldson and historical wartime court-martial cases.
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Dragon Inn
Noon Optimists to Hear Doctor on Drug Abuse
Dr. W. L. Loewenstein, area physician, will speak to the Noon Optimist Club at Hulman Center on Thursday. The topic is Drug Abuse. Gene Jarvis serves as Optimist program chairman for June. Legend notes Tin Cup Colorado was named for a miner who brought gold bearing sands in a tin cup.
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West Lafayette Wins Regional in National Mathematics Contest
West Lafayette High School in Indiana topped the East Central region with 289.75 points in the National Mathematics Contest as James Earl of Omaha announced the result. The national winner was Freeport High School in New York with 354 points, while Linsly Military Institute of Wheeling, West Virginia, placed second with 290 points.
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Traffic Jam After Crossing Intersection Causes Delays
Drivers attempting to cross the intersection to reach their stable created a traffic jam that kept police busy for several hours.
Jaycees Install Evening Event At Carpenter Hall
The Pride City Jaycees announce their annual installation banquet at 6 30 p m Saturday in Carpenter Hall with a ten dollar couple rate. A dance follows awards and guest speaker Ron McGuire, former Indiana Jaycee president, will attend. One of Britain's famed steam locomotives, The Duchess of Sutherland, had logged 1 644 271 miles before retirement in 1964.
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Indiana Jaycee
Ron McGuire
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