Vast Midwest blizzard cripples region and closes schools
A severe late week blizzard hit the midwest with 13 to 18 inches of snow, winds up to 50 mph, and drifted roads. Towns like Angola and Kokomo faced widespread closures, emergency declarations, halted transport, and exhausted road crews. Ten weather related deaths occurred statewide, and the storm disrupted Indiana High School Basketball tournament schedules with extensive postponements.
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Aeston
Indiana
Angola
Kokomo
Indianapolis
Books Moved In Library What's New at the Library
Books are being relocated at Perry Ford Memorial Library to improve access for Tri-State College students. Most new items are technical texts to aid courses, while older books are also being moved to better shelf locations for easier finding.
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Perry, T. Ford “Memorial Library
Tri-State College
Air Force Seeks Civilian Pilots for Training Program
The United States Air Force plans a major expansion of its pilot training program starting July 1965. It requires over 1400 pilots from civilian sources with a degree, ages 21 to 26, good vision, and a positive aptitude test. College seniors may apply seven months before graduation. details are at the local Air Force Recruiter, Sgt. Henley, 1034 S Calhoun, Fort Wayne, Indiana.
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United States Air Force
Air Force
Henley
S. Calhoun
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Indiana Snowstorm Delays Causes Widespread Closures
Indiana suffered its worst snowstorm in 50 years with up to 20 inches in the northwestern areas and 45 mph winds. Steuben County saw about 8 inches with drifts hindering snow removal as schools and most businesses remained closed. motorists abandoned cars but no serious injuries occurred.
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Indiana
Michigan
Iowa
Seaboard
Steuben
Highway Department
Students Enjoy Lunchroom Music by Dad and the Rogues
In the cafeteria last Thursday February 25 students were entertained by Dad and the Rogues an instrumental Tri-States group led by Dennis Domeck on drums with Paul Carmody and George Ramey on guitars. Their performance livened up the snow infested day and was well received by those present.
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Dad
Tri-Staters
Dennis
Dad) Domeck
Paul ‘Carmody
George. Ramey
1961 Law criminalizes defrauding telephone firm
A 1961 law makes it a crime to defraud or assist another to defraud the telephone company. Conviction carries up to one year in prison and fines up to $1,000.
Senior Proofs Return Tomorrow at Campus Studio
David Little announces Walinger Studio senior photographers will be on campus Friday March 5 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Room 102 of the library to collect proofs. All seniors must return proofs, even without ordering, to obtain three graduation glossies. Those interested may purchase at this time with half the order cost due.
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David Little
Modulus
Walinger Studio
New Chemical Engineering Courses Announced for Next Quarter
Department officials announce two new Chemical Engineering courses for next quarter. Chemical Calculations, Ch. 142, and College Chemistry II, Ch. 146, will be taught by Mr. Fuller and Dr. Horrall respectively. Dr. Slagle says these are the first in a series of new curriculum offerings.
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Chemical Engineers
Fuller
Horrall
Slagle
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