Don Herold Dies Noted Indiana Artist and Humorist
Don Herold, 76, Indiana humorist and cartoonist, died at his Vero Beach home. He led IU alumni activities, edited The Arbutus, and wrote humor books including Drunks are Driving Me to Drink. He served as IU Alumni president 1943 to 1945 and earned the Distinguished Service Alumni Medal in 1954.
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Clay County School Battle Heads to Court over Property
Brazil Ind special report A Clay Circuit Court hearing sought to stop school officials from turning over property or records to the new Clay Community School Corp The Clay Parke School Committee named 64 defendants in the suit The plan creates one administrative unit for most of Clay County excluding Lewis Township and Jackson Township in Parke County
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Raccoon Valley Singing Convention Set for June 5
Lyford Indiana hosts a musical program by the Raccoon Valley Singing Convention at 2 p.m. Sunday June 5 at the Lyford Bible Center. Public invited.
Octopuses Possess Three Hearts and Notable Brain Power
Octopuses have three hearts and the keenest brain among non-vertebrate animals. The remarkable circulatory and neural systems enable advanced camouflage and problem solving in aquatic environments.
Warming trend should help crop growth on Hoosier farms
Purdue University agriculture service office says rising temperatures will boost germination and emergence of corn and soybeans where soil moisture is adequate. Wheat is expected to fill and color in southern Indiana soon, with warmer weather aiding insects and prompting farmers to watch for weevils aphids and European red mites.
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Clinton Student and Coed Enjoy Dream Vacation in California
Marietta College sophmore John Popello of Clinton Indiana and Miss Diane Peabody of Rockport Massachusetts have an all expense paid three week tour of Southern California and Mexico. An anonymous benefactor funded the trip after inviting Marietta College to choose two deserving students to be guests. They arrived in Los Angeles Wednesday for a once in a lifetime cultural and historical itinerary.
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Frank E. Duddy Jr
Rainbow ceremony to install Sullivan youth as Worthy Advisor
Miss Phyllis J. Hoffner, daughter of Ames and Mrs Hoffner, 639 So Court Sullivan, will be installed as Worthy Advisor of Sullivan Assembly No 86 International Order of Rainbow for Girls Saturday at 7 pm at the Masonic Home. Hoffner, a Sullivan High School senior active in school and church, invites friends Eastern Stars and Masonic members to attend. The world’s longest train tunnel burrows 12.3 miles beneath the Lepontine Alps linking Italy and Switzerland.
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Train resupplied by truck after fuel shortage near Bement
The Banner Blue passenger train en route from Chicago to Decatur ran out of fuel near Bement Illinois and waited for a supply of 300 gallons of diesel. The town of Bement lies 21 miles northeast of Decatur.
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Marshall Tourism Dinner Highlights Region 7 Leaders
The Region 7 Tourism Council will hold its annual meeting in Marshall Illinois on Friday evening June 3 at Tom's Dining Room. Temple Lovett retires as president and reports will cover the year with Treasurer Carolyn Colliflower delivering financial figures. Illinois state senators John Lewis and Ed Jernison will attend as special guests. Hollan Hyndman will be installed as president after the program. The council serves an area of 16 counties in east central Illinois.
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Charleston Courier-News
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Wayne
On the Line: Viet Nam Cease Fire and Governance
The author argues a four fold plan: heavier fire to force a cease fire, UN supervision as unlikely, few Vietnamese women speaking out, and questions about transforming the constituent assembly into an interim body. The piece ends by suggesting it might be cheaper to buy South Viet Nam and move it to Vermont.
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Mystery of the mind and machines in old science notes
The excerpt recalls experiments about measuring tiny weights, granite shafts, and a room shielded with copper to study nerve responses in monkeys. It mentions television interference, attempts to control fear and wellness, and questions how pills function when administered, framed in a reflective, speculative tone.
Governors Meet With Federal Officials On Auto Safety
Seven governors led by Wyoming's Clifford P. Hansen convene in Washington to push a state role in setting and enforcing auto safety standards. Hansen says states will largely enforce any federal standards and bring useful experience to crafting safety rules aimed at cutting highway fatalities.
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Fellowship to Rose Professor
Robert Steinhauser assistant professor of mechanical engineering at Rose Polytechnic Institute received a National Science Foundation Science Faculty Fellowship. He will take a leave from Rose to pursue a doctoral degree at the University of Wisconsin Madison starting June.
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Local Social Visits Highlight Indiana Guests
Carbon Indiana hosts report numerous visitors including Raymond Byers and Burl Spurr families, Tom Howard and daughter Myra, Jeanetta Drake and daughters, Lee Wells and Paul Schroder, Jake Steplar, Basil Wells, Joe Salitros, Mary Dowell in Terre Haute, Helen Denton, Perry Carmichael, and James Ray Draper Jr. wedding at Harmony Methodist. Navy picks 31 captains for rear admiral promotion John William Dolan Jr. of Jeffersonville among nominees.
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Myra
Jesse Hoke
Jeanetta Drake
Jack Stievenart
Brazil
Lee Wells
Martinsville
Paul Schroder
Jake Steplar
Clay City
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