Rose Institute hosts Operation Catapult engineering program
Sixty high school students from Indiana Illinois Ohio Pennsylvania Massachusetts Texas and more arrive at Rose Polytechnic Institute for a month long Operation Catapult program. Students work in three man teams on practical lab based projects using computer programming with a focus on the scientific method. Certificates of attendance will be issued and high schools will be notified for inclusion in cumulative records. The faculty includes Alfred R. Schmidt Herman A Moench Oran M Knudsen and Harry Johnson.
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Rose Polytechnic Institute
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Texas
East Coast
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Kentucky
Rose
Alfred R. Schmidt
Hermann A. Moench
Oran M. Knudsen
Harry Johnson
Vigo County School Corporation
Divorces Granted by Vigo Superior Court in Thirteen Cases
Judge Charles K. McCrory granted multiple divorces in Vigo Superior Court No. 2. Dorothy M. Douglas received custody of five children and William B. Douglas was ordered to pay 50 dollars weekly support. Janice Loveland won custody of two children with James Loveland paying 25 dollars weekly. Other separations include Ellen R. Sparks from John C. Sparks and several West Terre Haute areas with various spouses.
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Charles K. McCrory
Vigo Superior Court No. 2
Dorothy M. Douglas
16Th St
William B. Douglas
Janice Loveland
N. 5Th St
James Loveland
Larry Lee Myers
Hallie Marie Myers
West Terre Haute
Bernice I. Overdorff
Clyde Overdorff
Janice Vinyard
Spang Ave
Jerry Vinyard
Ellen R. Sparks
6Th Ave
John C. Sparks
Moving Ends Bloomington Library Book Move
The task of moving over a million volumes into Indiana University's new library finished early, one day ahead of schedule. Officials had expected a sixteen day operation and completed the transfer from multiple campus locations.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
IU President Vows Action If Disruptions Return
IU President Dr. Jose Sutton says class disruption will not be tolerated on Bloomington campus this fall and may prompt injunctions or force. He spoke at a Terre Haute fundraising dinner for IU West Central drive, urging alumni support to fund a new music center, faculty positions, and library systems as only about 30 percent of funds come from tax dollars.
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Indiana University
Joseph L. Sutton
Terre House
Michael Clare
William E Cook
Lenhardt E. Bauer
Guy J. Kornblum
William G. Bannon
John E. Napier
Ben Blumberg
Bannon
West Central
Indiana
Napier
Vigo County
Martin
Bloomington
Jose Sutton
ISU
Sutton
Vietnam
Terre Haute
Indiana Drive
John Thomas
Clay
George Welch
Parke
Dan Parker
Sullivan
Joseph Giaccietti
Vermillion
Harry Moore
Putnam
Trap Backfires as Shopkeeper Falls Into Cellar
In Tipton England shopkeeper Les Nadin set floorboard traps at his store entrance to deter thieves. He forgot about the trap and fell into the cellar suffering multiple broken ribs and serious cuts requiring seven pints of blood transfusion.
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Tipton
England
UPI
Les Nadin
Nadin
Condemnation Trial Nearing Conclusion in Vigo Court
In Vigo Superior Court the Terre Haute Department of Redevelopment seeks condemnation of 108-112 N 2nd St in a blighted area case. Trial began Thursday with witnesses Golby Uhlir William Bitzegai and David Rosenfield. A jury of local residents will decide the property payment to Nellie Bandy.
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Vigo Superior Court
Nellie Bandy
N. 2Nd St
Terre Haute
David E. Rosenfield
Philip N. Thompson
Clay Ave
David Brentlinger
N. 11Th St
Walter Bates
Carl Hagen
Avalon Drive
Jack Luce
S. 25Th St
Roland Greek
Rosedale
Hubert Baker
West Terre Haute
Eugene Meyers
Canton Drive
Raymond Elkins
Hospitals raise fees across eight Indiana facilities
Five Marion County hospitals and three at Indiana University Medical Center announced fee increases to take effect July 1 to September 1. Spokesmen cited cost of living wage increases and a nationwide trend. Semi private room rates rise by 2 to 5 dollars with Community Hospital listing 43 dollars per day for semi private and 48 for private while General Hospital shows semi private jumps to 45 or 46 dollars.
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Indianapolis
Marion County
Indiana University Medical Center
Indiana Blue Cross Hospital Service Rating Committee
Community Hospital
General Hospital
ISU Hosts Week Full of Summer Events and Performances
Indiana State University lists a busy June week with an Orchestra Workshop concert in Tilson Music Hall on June 26 featuring a combined student ensemble. The ISU Summer Theatre Workshop presents The Enchanted Cottage June 26-28 in the Hulman Center Cotillion Room, with tickets at the box office. A Great Race film screens June 24 in Tilson Hall free of charge. A Family Finance lecture by Dr Milton J Huber of University of Wisconsin occurs June 26, and a literature seminar by Dr Wallace Douglas of Northwestern University speaks June 25 in ISU Science Building Room 65.
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Orchestra Workshop
ISU
Tilson Music Hall
Arthur Pinero
Hulman Center
Milton J. Huber
Center For Consumer Affairs
University of Wisconsin
ISU Science
Wallace Douglas
Northwestern University
English Department
Brenda Bittle Elected Governor of Girls State at IU
Delegates to the Indiana Girls State program at Indiana University elected Brenda Bittle of Indianapolis as their governor Thursday. The War ren Central High School senior ran on the Federalist ticket. Other state officers chosen include Susan Fread lieutenant governor, B Joyce Sawyer secretary of state, Pat Kinder auditor, Margie Wimner treasurer, Pat Kremer attorney general, and Cathy Peak school superintendent.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Brenda Bittle
Indianapolis
James W. Bittle
Warren Central High School
Susan Fread
Hartford City
B. Joyce Sawyer
Gary
Pat Kinder
Georgetown
Margie Wimner
LaCrosse
Pat Kremer
Delphi
New Pastor Brings Rev J Stanley Howell to Maple Ave Church
The Maple Avenue United Methodist Church will have Rev. J Stanley Howell preach at 9:30 a.m. Sunday service as the new pastor replacing Rev. Chester Mahan. Howell, a Indianapolis area minister, is a DePauw and Garrett Theological Seminary graduate with prior postings in Hammond Gary and Mount Olive Indianapolis. He and his wife have four children and a reception will follow the service in the church lounge.
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Maple Avenue United Methodist Church
J. Stanley Howell
Indianapolis
Chester Mahan
Howell
Brazil High School
DePauw University
Garrett Theological Seminary
Hammond
Gary
Mount Olive
Europe
Africa
Albert Schweitzer
Sullivan Couple Reaches Milestone
Mr and Mrs Fred Hall of Sullivan mark their 50th wedding anniversary with a covered dish luncheon at the Township House near Shelburn. They wed June 21 1919 in Sullivan and have one son Dallas Hall, a Justice of the Peace, plus five grandchildren.
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Shelburn
Ind
Fred Hall
Sullivan
Hall
Dallas Hall
Hamilton Township
Essex buys TMX Fort Wayne subsidiary in stock deal
Essex International completes acquisition of Transport Motor Express Fort Wayne for 210 250 shares of Essex $2.84 Series A convertible preferred stock. TMX to operate as a wholly owned subsidiary under present management.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
Transport Motor Express, Inc
Fort Wayne
Essex International, Inc
Essex
TMX
Harrisburg Music Program at Casey Cumberland Church
Harrisburg musicians present a concert in Casey Illinois at 7 p.m. Sunday. The Cumberland Presbyterian Church will host the program as part of a new annual home event.
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Casey
Ill
Gelaires of
Harrisburg
Cumberland Presbyterine
New Indiana panel formed to advise industrial development
Indianapolis AP A Working Committee for Industrial Development was created to advise and supervise Indiana's State Department of Commerce industrial development division. Lt. Gov. Richard E. Folz said the group will comprise professionals in the field and two Folz staff members with members announced later.
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Indianapolis
State Department of Commerce
Richard E. Folz
State Chamber of Commerce
Area Development Council
Indiana Business and Industry
Folz
Library grant to Anderson College in Indiana
Representative David Dennis announced a federal grant of 7124 dollars to Anderson College in Anderson Indiana for library improvements. The grant will be matched by locally raised funds.
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Washington
UPI
David Dennis
R-Ind
Anderson College
Anderson, Ind
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