Printing Class Registration Under Way
Registration for the Printing Technology course at Ivy Tech south of Terre Haute is under way. The program covers layout stages from rough to comprehensive, balanced and unbalanced layouts, eye contact, and the golden rule. Students learn process camera use, setting, negative development, halftones, PMT process, contact printing, and related techniques.
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Indiana Vocational Technical College
Ivy Tech
Terre Haute
Richard All
All
Barbour Ave United Methodist Church Hosts VBS Finale
The Barbour Avenue United Methodist Church will present the final Vacation Bible School program at 7 p.m. Sunday. The theme is Stand Up and Cheer Jesus Sets Us Free. After the program visitors may view children’s displays and refreshments will be served in the fellowship hall. all are welcome.
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Barbour Avenue
Green Survival Plans Outlined By New Council Chair
Betty Brinza, newly appointed chair of the Green Survival Development Council, says the program aims to raise public awareness and follows three goals. A federally endorsed plan requires community endorsements, a survey of the area, and publicity efforts to engage residents in landscaping decisions. A late summer survey will map the city, divide it into sections, and include windshield observations to discuss residents’ landscaping desires. The key aim is active public involvement to ensure success.
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Green Survival
Green Survival Development Council
Betty Brinza
Genevieve Reisner
Jim Conover
Green Horizons
House of Photography
Northern Plains Get Welcome Rain and Heat Return
Soothing rains brought a brief drought relief to parts of the Northern Plains including North Dakota Minnesota and Wisconsin but heat returned with temperatures in the 90s. Lightning started about 19 fires in northern Minnesota while the largest blaze spread over 12 acres in the Superior National Forest. Wisconsin Governor Lucey ordered a drought assessment and warned conditions could rival the 1930s if rain does not come.
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United Press International
Plains
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Superior National Forest
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minneapolis
Patrick Lucey
Lucey
New England
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Arkansas
South
Texas
Rockies
Pacific Northwest
Upper
Great Lakes
Florida
Wallace steps aside to allow Black registration at Alabama
In 1963 Governor George Wallace yields to federal force and allows Black students to register at the University of Alabama in Montgomery while National Guard units stand by.
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Alabama
George Wallace
University of Alabama
Montgomery
National Guard
Indiana State hosts aging workshop June on critical problems
The Department of Sociology and Social Work at Indiana State University will run a June 21 to 25 workshop on Critical Problems of Older Americans. Speakers include Dr Frank Cottrell on Politics of Aging and Dr Gordon Streib on Retirement Adjustment.
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Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Gordon Streib
University of Florida
Gainesville
White House
Powell Lawton
Pennsylvania State University
Philadelphia Geriatric Center
Veterans Administration Hospital
Providence
R. I
Norristown
State Hospital
Harold Christensen
Purdue University
Brigham Young University
University of Wisconsin
Idaho
Brigham Young
Purdue
University of Copenhage
Maurice Endwright
Indiana Commission On Aging
ISU
Early sweeping machine patent and mid century TV schedule
In 1869 Ives McGaffney of Chicago secured a patent for a sweeping machine regarded as the first vacuum cleaner. By 1928 Schenectady New York station WGY aired regular televised programs three times weekly. In 1969 the Senate confirmed Warren Burger as Chief Justice of the United States.
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Ives McGaffney
Chicago
Schenectady, N.Y
WGY
Senate
Warren Burger
The
United States
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Barbour Ave
Bbc
Ceraneet Fee
Ft. Harrison & Lafayette Ave
Tvet le Ie Cte
Minute Maid
Grocer
Coca-Cola Company, Foods Division
P.O
Clinton
Iowa
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