Tradition Set Aside For Dancer Ted Shawn Receives Bow
New York AP reports legendary dancer Ted Shawn, founder of Denishawn and guiding light of Jacob's Pillow, drew a private audience as peers noted his impact on American modern dance. His 70th birthday year features the festival and a revival of Kinelic Molpai with Norman Walker leading.
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New York
Admiral Perry
Japan
Bouquet and
Brickbat
Ted Shawn
America
Shawn
Massachusetts
Jacob’s Pillow
Norman Walker
Ruth St. Denis
Dennishawn
Pugh To Texas Bethany Calls Lanis Kineman
Bethany Christian Church announces the Reverend Lanis J. Kineman of Carlisle Kentucky has accepted the Bethany call to succeed Reverend Kermit D. Pugh who moved to a large Texas church. Kineman's acceptance dates from August 20. Interim preachers will lead the Bethany pulpit. The Kinemans are Johnson Bible College graduates with a 1956 divinity degree from Christian Theological Seminary. They have four children.
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Bethany
Lanis J. Kineman
Carlisle
Bethany ‘Christian Church
Kermit D. Pugh
Texas
Kineman
Kinemar
Johnson
Bible College
Kimberlin Heights Tenn
Christian Theological Seminary
Indianapolis
Gilman Brotherhood and Sisterhood Dinner Meeting
The Gilman Brotherhood and Sisterhood met at 100 F Club rooms with Kenneth presiding. A carry in dinner was served and amendments to by laws discussed for next meeting with an ice cream social. Members urged to attend.
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Gilman
Gilman Brotherhood Sisterhood
Kenneth
Gilman Home Demonstration Club
Harold Shaw
Clarence Tuttle
Purdue
Riley Smith
Beulah Park
Pat Galloway
Busy Bee Club
Gilman Rebekah Lodge
Garnet Smith
Beulah Busby
Agnes Featherston
Marie Foust
Elma Matthew
Phyllis Good
Viola Evans
Judy Rushton
Mary Jones
Theadus McKinley
Cecil Tuttle
Laura Ellen Modlin
Mildred Myers
Chloe Gustin
J. L
Kennedy says nuclear power will curb use of atomic arms
President Kennedy told 42 UPI officials at the White House that increasingly powerful weapons will reduce the occasions to employ them and shift focus toward counter insurgency. He cited Viet Nam and Laos guerilla warfare requiring small teams and noted Castro's Cuba as an example of swift revolutions.
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UPI
Kennedy
State Department
White House
Viet Nam
Laos
Fidel Castro
Cuba
U.S
Governors Fight Over Health Plan At National Governors Meet
Governors clash over a Rockefeller medical care proposal with Oregon’s Hatfield pressing for delay and Hollings leading a softer civil rights stance. The debate centers on emergency care versus hospitalization and a constitutional amendment to permit public prayers in schools. The conference sees sharp partisan lines as Kennedy’s position looms.
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Saskatchewan
Hershey
Philadelphia
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kennedy
Independence Hall
Hollings
William Crawley
Prince al
Probert
Malcolm McDonald
Ernest F. Holl
Jong
John B.swainson
Michigan
High Court
Washington
Powell
GOP
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Gov
Rockefeller
Prisoners threaten babies as hostage standoff ends
A Wisconsin incident described two inmates attempting to seize a child, with one saying they would take a baby despite protests. A woman recounts overhearing threats and a tense surrender after Ferguson allegedly persuaded Ruark to yield. Sheriff Phin Tantan led the arrest in Arapaho County.
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Lothes O
Pare Are
Ferguson
Ruark
Arapahoe County
Charles
Phin Tantan
Obituary notes from Madison and nearby counties
Clyde H Richman 72 husband of Silvia Hare Richman 1025 Mor Lewisville services for the Rev Albert F Byrne 68 of Lewisville funeral details released special notes on Roselle John and Mary Dohl survivors include Betty Chambers Central Christian Church Madison County estate items and a prison water tower rebellion referenced with deaths and local officials amid ongoing unrest
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Clyde Richman
Clyde H. Richman
Albert Byrne
Silvia Hare Richman
Mor- Lewisville
Albert F. Byrne
Emer- Lewisville
Waetstone United
Illiam Howenstine
Ded
Settoceen
Mil Megeo
John and
Stott
Carpenter
Miller Cemetery
Mid-si
Loil
Ballard
Shirey
Middletown
Silvia
Martha Louise Richman
Anderson
Helen Rees
Delias
Texas
Harold E. Rozelle
Maroney
Bruce Denham
Four-Square
Old Prison
Crownland Cemetery
Nobles
Mabel Alger Dol
Roselle
St. John's
Mary
Betty Chambers
Chase St
Madison County
Wesley Moore
Otter
Esa
Nice Rr
Mark Maroney
Elmer Dohl
Ater
Lynn Christian Church
Robert
Anderson Memorial
Payne
Washington, DC
Park Cemetery
Tax Return Jasonville Friends Receive After 5 P.M.
Jasonville friends will be received after 5 p.m. Wednesday and services will be at 10 30 a.m. Friday. Graveside rites will be conducted at 2 30 p.m. Friday in Memorial Park Cemetery. Besides the daughter here, other survivors include the widow Hazel Hawkins two sons Robert Hawkins Florida and Jerry Hawkins Terre Haute two other daughters Sheila Warline at hamn ant WOME AEM ANO of NWLNT all Mre Robert Neal Terre Hantay wires aes tee tae aso his mother Eva Hanna Ns Jaennville and fire cictate ean Gum cer ouoKeE oe I figures now and make compati.
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Charles Waitman
Charles E. Waitman
Poplar St
Harold,e. Rozelie
Steward Webber
Belmont
Bible Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Jasonville
Memorial Park
Robert Hawkins
Florida
Jerry Hawkins
Terre Haute
Sheila Warline
Hamn
Aem Ano
NWLNT
Robert Neal Terre Hantay
Aes Tee Tae Aso
Eva Hanna
Jaennville
Fire
Hospital Dismissals and funeral service details
Dismissals from St. Johns Hospital noted with post death arrangements at Eddingfield Mortuary Wabash Ind. Services in Hartford City Cemetery to follow, Rev. Thomas Bowers to officiate. burial planned nearby. Also mentions debates and remarks from political figures on civil rights and medical care funding, plus local legal notes on radar timing evidence and a speeding case in South Bend.
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Eddingfield Mortuary
Wabash
Ind
Thomas Bowers
Hartford City Cemetery
Assuc
Jack Gaddis
Crosby
Gillette
Conaral
Jack Dis
den- Nirs
Ralph Rodecap
Peggy Dunn
South Bend
Clyde Carr
Ruark
Ferguson
St. ‘Court
Raymond Beadie
Saskatchi
Daisy Jones
Markieville
St. Joseph's
Edward N. Kalamaras
Betty M. Vandergracht
Kalamaras
Imade
Bandergracht
Nation marks 186th Independence Day observance today
Across the nation observances range from picnics to formal state events. In Philadelphia Independence Hall hosts the Governors Conference and a Kennedy address, the first July 4 speech there since World War I. From London to Berlin, celebrations and austerity mark the day. Valley Area Barstow California notes Valley death statistics and geography in a brief item.
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Independence Hall
Kennedy
Philadelphia
White House
New London
Conn
Long Island Sound
Thomas Lynch Jr
Coast Guard
Owasco
Connecticut Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Lynch
Winyah
S.C
West Indies
U.S
London
Helen E Weaver Funeral Friday
Helen E Weaver 46 of 1501 Line Ave Alexandria died Tuesday at Ball Hospital Muncie. Active in Girl Scout work she had been director of the Alexandria Camp for three years. Born December 11 1915 in Indianapolis daughter of Oliver and Florence Drummond. Survived by husband parents a sister and a brother. Rosary devotions 7 45 p m Thursday at Funeral Home. Burial in 100F Cemetery Alexandria.
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Jennie Krause
Iake
Ind
Thomas Federal
Krause
Maurice Rush
Anderson
Apolis
Murphy Medical Centon
Kansas City
Warsaw
Blackford County
Silver Lake
Lawrence
Ray Krause
Palo Alto
Calif
Theiehl
Hartford City
Minnie Stone
Hartford
Alexandria
Helen E
Harry) Weaver
Ball Hospi Muncie
Alexandria Camp
Indianapolis
Oliver l
Florence Buscall Drummond
Greenup
Emil Cavallari
Lansing
Ill
James Drummond
Richmond
Pam
Bogey Aoe
Rosay
Ellis Infant Dies At Mercy Hospital
Ellis infant dies at Mercy Hospital in Elwood. George Fredrick Ellis, son of George and Georgia Ellis, died at 4 p.m. The body lies at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home. Graveside rites are Thursday at 4 p.m. at Elwood City Cemetery with Rev. Gordon Kester officiating. Survivors include parents, three sisters, two brothers, paternal and maternal grandparents.
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Elwood
George Fredrick Ellis
George
Georgia Ellis
N. Uth St Ban
Mercy
Michael
Nicholas
Fred Fowler
George Billis
Stilesville
Mich
Dorothy Phillips
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