Osborn Wins Newport Award At Wabash Valley Fund Meeting
Grover Osborn local labor leader becomes first Newport award winner at the Wabash Valley United Fund annual meeting in Rose Polytechnic Institute Human Memorial Union. John Gelder named campaign chairman for 1969 drive. Harney shifts to new Pillsbury role.
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Butler Ensemble Set to Play at Rose Polytechnic Convocation
The Butler University Wind Ensemble will perform at Rose Polytechnic Institute on Tuesday March 5 at 1030 am in the Main Building Auditorium under director John Colbert. The program features chamber wind literature and contemporary works.
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Butler University Jordan College of Music
G. P. Téleman-Reed
Satin Dell
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Sullivan Man Files Candidacy for Indiana State Senate
William F. Johnson of Sullivan announces as Republican for joint state senator seat covering Sullivan Vigo Clay Vermillion counties. He faces incumbent seeking re election Leonard Conrad for Democrats. Johnson promotes road improvements and holds multiple local and university posts.
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Sullivan County
Indiana State Fair Board
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Vermillion Counties
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ISU Faculty Council Backs Rankin Policy
The Indiana State University Faculty Council endorses President Alan Carson Rankin's defense of academic freedom and free speech. It warns curtailment harms the university, alumni, and society, and upholds that speech may be limited only to prevent clear and present danger to the community or university duties.
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Liquor Stolen From City Prosecutor Home and Other Thefts
Former Vigo County Prosecutor John R. Jett reports theft of whisky wine vermouth a radio and a coat from his residence at 701 Delaware Street Blanche Wilson of 635 North 8th Street reports loss of a television set washing machine a bed and two trunks from her home Tuesday The article also notes a record 2975 corporate mergers last year up 25 percent from 1966 with a previous high of 2377 in 1966.
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8Th St
Brazil Man Appeals Rape Conviction From Vigo Circuit Court
Robert L. Hathaway of Brazil seeks Supreme Court relief after a 1954 Vigo County conviction for rape based on a guilty plea. His Terre Haute attorney argues eight trial errors and improper counsel, contending the evidence could support a lesser sentence or acquittal.
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Vigo
Robert L. Hathaway
Terre Haute
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Kesler
Explosion rocks Nell Bandy residence in city
A 24 hour police guard remained around the Nell Bandy home at 108 N. 2nd St after a late Wednesday blast damaged the single story house. Police and detectives searched debris while dirt samples were to be sent to the FBI lab for analysis. Mrs. Bandy and two friends were watching TV when the explosion occurred. no injuries were reported.
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N. 2Nd St
FBI Crime Laboratory
Washington
Ted Melvin
Bandy
Men Dress, Dressed Up, or Dressed Down in 1960s America
Jim Bishop laments men’s fashion apathy and ill fitting style in American society. He criticizes formal wear norms and calls for bold, diverse menswear, naming figures like Irving Cowan and General Westmoreland as contrasts to drab attire. He jokes about dress codes and urges industry leaders to lead a sartorial revival.
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William Westmoreland
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