ISU Board Approves Major Campus Building Projects
Indiana State University trustees moved three large campus construction programs toward bids and start dates. A new boiler plant, fifth story addition to the School of Business, and the School of Nursing Building received formal approval, with bid and HEW oversight to shape timing and contracts.
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Indiana State University
University
Alan C. Rankin
Kenneth Moulton
John M. House
Herbert I. Lamb
Chestnut
Eighth Streets
Evansville
Terre Haute
Rankin
National Science Foundation
Peron Could Be Elected In Argentina
Juan Domingo Peron still looms over Argentina though exiled in Spain. The Peronists are united while antis are divided, making a potential return a key political factor. His Madrid mansion and long absence reinforce the extraordinary influence of a former president.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Juan Domingo Peron
Argentina
Eva
Madrid
Puerta de Hierro
Iron Gate
Peronists
Arturo U. Illia
Arturo Frondizi
Peron
Ilia
Brazil
Spain
Tiepolo Painting Sells for 982800 at London Christie's
A Fatimite architecture preservation drive gains nearly one million dollars as the National Gallery buys from Christie's a Tiepolo painting titled An Allegory of Venus Entrusting Eros to Chronos. The work now graces the Egyptian embassy ceiling in London.
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London
Egypt
Tiepolo
Christies Auction House
Britain
National Gallery
Venus
Eros
Vaccine urged for Hong Kong flu amid scarce winter supply
The National Communicable Disease Center said a stronger vaccine is being developed for the Hong Kong Flu. It also warned the Hong Kong strain will likely be scarce this winter with only sporadic outbreaks expected after the severe 1969-70 season across most states.
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Atlanta
UPI
National Communicable Disease Center
United States
Hong Kong
Frazier Receives Suspended Sentence in Vigo County Case
Prentiss Frazier 22 of Knightsville got a suspended one to ten year term for theft tied to the March 30 King's Tavern break in Burnett. A second degree burglary count was dismissed and Frazier was placed on 10 years probation. Other defendants faced various charges and motions in Judge H Ralph Johnston's Vigo Circuit Court with rulings set for July 3 and July 7.
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H. Ralph Johnston
Vigo
Prentiss Frazier
Knightsville
King's Tavern
Burnett
Frazier
Richard J. Cronin
Wilford Harrison Crichfield
N. 9Th St
Michael Kearns
Johnston
Crichfield
Stanley A. Hicks
Chestnut St
Cronin
Charles Koll
Hicks
Mace Service, Inc
Army to burn surplus poison gas per NAS guidance
Washington reports the Army will burn or chemically deactivate surplus nerve and mustard gas after NAS guidance. Most stored at Rocky Mountain Arsenal near Denver. 12 000 tons of nerve gas to be hydrolyzed at the arsenal or Tooele Utah.
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Washington
UPI
National Academy of Sciences
Rocky Mountains Arsenal
Denver
Colo
Atlantic
Army
Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Rocky Mountain
Tooele Army Depot
Utah
Shield to shield witness stand in Lee County Courtroom
In Opelika Alabama the county commission approved a plan to erect a shield around the witness stand after the Pilot Club campaigned for view blocking. Several commissioners opposed but the vote went in favor noting the shield would speed trials and hearings.
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Opelika
Ala
Lee County
Pilot Club
Guest Speaker Robert E Miller Jr at Youngstown Church
Indiana State University instructor Robert E Miller Jr will give a talk at 10 30 a m Sunday at Youngstown United Methodist Church on Christian Faith for the Present Crisis.
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Robert E. Miller Jr
Indiana State University
Youngstown United Methodist Church
Judge Warns of Penalties on Driver's License
Judge Paul M. Messick in city court warned guilty defendants without a valid license or with an expired license after July 1 face higher penalties. Minimum fines rise to 5 dollars with 27.25 dollars costs for moving violations, with statutes allowing up to 500 dollars and six months in jail. Louis K. Pierce, 31, was found guilty of public intoxication, fined 30 dollars and sentenced to 10 days in Vigo County Jail.
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Paul M. Messick
Indiana
Louis K. Pierce
Chestnut St
Vigo County
Ricord Lilletroats: Florida’s Tiny Ricord Robber Frog
The smallest North American frog ranges from 0.6 to 1.2 inches in length. It inhabits Florida and is known as the Ricord Robber frog.
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Florida
Deaf pilot earns private license after 19 hours of study
Ron Haberman, 25, of Wichita, a deaf mute, soloed after 19 hours of flight instruction using flash cards. The FAA counts him among about 20 deaf mutes in the U S certified as private pilots. His instructor notes the delay was due to his handicap but praises his flying ability.
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Wichita
Kan
Ron Haberman
Federal Aviation Administration
Haberman
United States
Six Drownings Reported Across Indiana Friday
Indiana saw six drownings Friday with temperatures high and humidity heavy. victims include Sammy Tyre 13 Bedford at Otis Park Pool. Michael Vitito 17 Geneva Ala in Clifty Creek near Columbus. Karen Burnett 11 Ross Township at a Gary Beach. David R Cash 17 New Castle at Dawn Lake near Hagerstown. Kenneth Wardell 19 Gary at Lakes of the Four Seasons. George A Jones Jr 15 Indianapolis at a private pool. Cash and Jones were described as now swimmers.
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Indiana
Sammy Tyre
Bedford
Otis Park
Michael Vitito
Geneva
Ala
Clifty Creek
Columbus
Vitito
NAACP Workshop Explores Terre Haute Race Relations
The Terre Haute NAACP workshop opened with Rev. Reedie Moore leading the invocation and Er nest Leroy Shelton delivering a welcoming address. Topics include police community relations housing low income religion education labor and civil rights with participants Police Chief Glenn Means and panelists W Herman Roberts Robert Culberson Renata Justin Tom Francis and Fred Zwerner. Dr James Conyers of Indiana State University surveys the day.
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Terre Haute
NAACP
Reedie Moore
Ernest Leroy Shelton
Glenn Means
W. Herman Roberts
Robert Culberson
Renata Justin
Tom Francis
Fred Zwerner
James Conyers
Indiana State University
Graham to Speak at Winona Lake Youth Conference
Evangelist Billy Graham will address a Youth for Christ conference Monday in Winona Lake near Warsaw Indiana. The appearance is part of his regional outreach tour to encourage youth involvement and faith.
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Warsaw
Ind
Billy Graham
Youth For Christ
Winona Lake
Here
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Purdue Univ
Judy Wise
Gloria M. Rogers
Barbara A. Krajkoski
Donna J. Gettle
Carol A. Mercer
Jane E. Findling
Karen L. Sunukjian
Jane Anderson
Glen A. Hahn
Claude T. Kunkle, Jr
Dean R. Hirsch
Jane Dudine
Robert L. Hollar
School of Health, Physical Education
Department of Men’s Physical Education
Richard D. Spear
Department of Health and Safety
Ruth D. Gran
Jack T. Johnson
College of Arts and Sciences
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Ramon T. Roman
William C. Carls
Allen F. Lucas
Jerry R. Quick
John R. White
Stanley M. Smith
Donald C. Rininger
Wayne K. Ailler
Robert M. Levy
Hildegard E. Delgado
Tulane University Museum
Kenneth W. Alhorn
S. 3Rd St
British Gallery
Chicago
Union Station
John E. Keller
Downtown
Sullivan
Robinson
Illinois
Honey Creek Square
Root Store Co
Graham
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Pentecostal
Foursquare Gospel Church
B. L. Howse
Pastor
Richard Doe
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