Bodine Edge in Race For Nomination in Indiana Ballot
Bodine leads in a contested Indiana primary with St Angelo backing, as 12 candidates run unopposed for 15 state ticket spots. The slate includes Beatty for lieutenant governor, Work as Appellate Court nominee, and Frederick Work with Allan Yergin, while first Black nominee James W. Beatty faces Schnaitzer in a pivotal clash.
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Indiana
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la Porte
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Decatur
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New Castle City
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Gary
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Shelbyville
Indiana Vocational Education
Thomas J. Faulconer
Addison M. Beavers
Delegates Named For Indiana GOP Convention
Hal ey Among Delegates section lists district chairmen and 31 delegates with 44 alternates chosen in district caucuses. It names officials from 1st through 10th districts including John Nicosia, Raymond Daily, Louis C. Chapleau, Dr. Earl Applegate, Herman Henry, Tom Lemon, Frank McDonald, Albert Reschar and others along with their alternates and hometowns.
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Leslie O. Pruitt
Crown Point
George Borane
Michigan City
Ernest Bixel
Plymouth
Russell Kelham
Rt. 1
Garrett
Paul McGinley
Lebanon
William H. Wolf
Greenfield
Charles E. Shuee
Greencastle
Edwin Pieper
Dubois
Clyde
Bill) Goen
Rt. 5
Salem
Charles Howell
Hagerstown
St. Angelo
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East Chicago
Joseph Klen
Hammond
Alexander Williams
Gary
Frank Harangodi
Whiting
Joseph Jeneske
Edward James
Joseph Rokosz
St. John
Raymond Daily
Ith
Tom Lemon
Bloomington
John Haley
Terre Haute
Thelma Dickerson
Crawfordsville
Kenneth Miller
Attica
Luke White
Covington
John Axe
Linton
Frank McDonald
Evansville
Gordon St. Angelo
Huntingburg
J. D. Williams
Corydon
Davis Hammond
Rockport
Arthur Clements
Lawrenceburg
Lowell Phillips
Tennyson
Joseph O’day
Alfred Branch
Five Day Outlook for Two State Area
Temperatures Saturday through Wednesday are expected to average 3 to 6 degrees above normal. Normal highs range from 82 to 89 and lows from 61 to 67. Cooler conditions are expected over the weekend with a brief warm spell around Monday. Precipitation is forecast at one half to one inch with a chance of showers Saturday Monday and Tuesday.
Democratic Platform Supports Expanded Education Funding
The platform emerged from dissension marked committee meetings after hearings and surveys across the state. It calls for re examining state funded education and enlarging state loan funds for school construction while boosting the state share of operating costs from 35 percent toward 50 percent. It endorses lowering the voting age per a presidential recommendation but omits a specific age.
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Grills
Indiana Civil Rights Law Enforcement Stance Urged
A report summarizes pledged support for the President's Commission on Civil Disorders through strict enforcement of Indiana's state civil rights law urging agencies to uphold equal protections and address discrimination across communities.
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Commission On Civil Disorders
Indiana
Panama suspends trade with Communist nations after U S aid clash
President Marco A Robles announced Panama will indefinitely suspend a five day old decree that allowed its merchant fleet free trade with North Vietnam Cuba and other Communist nations The move follows reminders that open trade could jeopardize U S aid and hemispheric commitments barring Cuba trade.
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Big Raccoon Hearing Set At Mecca
Mecca grade school hosts a public hearing at 7 30 p m Thursday June 27 on a proposed new bridge over Big Raccoon Creek and a possible rerouting of U S 41 near Mecca Indiana The route starts about 0 34 miles south of the creek channel and trends northeastward largely on a new alignment for about an unspecified distance.
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Road work eyed for U.S. 41 sections and Mecca area
State highway engineers propose straightening and rebuilding 0.9 miles to reach Mecca and adding 1.1 miles on the north end and 0.75 mile on the south end as funds allow. Bridge work and spot improvements on other U.S. 41 segments near Indiana 163 to U.S. 36 are planned. Big Racoon Creek bridge from 1925 is too narrow for modern traffic. Public hearing required when federal funds matching is requested. Estimated project cost 810,900 dollars.
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