Delayed State Police charges stir Indiana politics
A clash over fiscal policy and a planned police board demotion delays charges against five officers. Indiana lawmakers debate Eisenhower era fiscal plans as Judge Kerr and Capehart trade sharp exchange. Judges meet at Purdue livestock show as state officials reshuffle posts and commissions.
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Purdue University
Conidiana
Battle Ground
Arthur Thomson
United States
Oklahoma
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State of the Union
Fulbright CD - Arkof
Head Of Store Group Denies Teamster Aid
Washington report states the head of a store group denies receiving any aid from the Teamsters. The denial comes amid questions regarding labor support for executives during negotiations with unions.
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Teamster Aid
U S Studies Atomic Arms For Europe
U S officials discuss creation of a European atomic weapons stockpile to support allied nations. Senate testimony by Barr and Dulles outlines proposals amid broader security and civil rights context, including Montgomery Ward allegations and Clinton High School desegregation case developments.
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Dulles
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North Atlantic
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Clyde Cook
Oak Ridge
U.S
Clinton
John Kasper
Integrated Clinton High School
Turner
First Baptist Church
Draft Board Resignations Stir Indiana Counties
Three Carroll County draft board members resigned amid a dispute over a young man’s enlistment in the National Guard. Peters, a 22 year old farmer, allegedly enlisted illegally to avoid a two year Army hitch. The resignations follow claims of misinterpreted regulations and reminders of past board conflicts.
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Hague
Indianapolis
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Royal Dutch Airliner
Indiana State Select
Northwest
New Gul
National Guard
Delmar Gilt
Joan
Peters
Carroll County
Lillegally
Secret Hearing Aid Weighs Half Ounce Fits In Ear
F. E. Wiegand announces a tiny Sonotone hearing aid developed after 25 years of research. The device weighs half an ounce with the smallest battery, amplifies sound over forty times, and is fitted at Sonotone Offices in the Citizens Bank Building.
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Sonotone
Citizens Bank
F. E. Wiegand
Baptist minister recounts attack during Clinton era feud
A Baptist preacher testified in U.S. District Court about being struck, his nose broken by a felon who taunted him with racially charged cries during clashes tied to racial disorders in Clinton last December.
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Robert L. Taylor
Hansel Proffitt
Sevierville
Tenn
Turner
Stout
Proffitt
Ime
Knoxville
U.S
Clinton
Duvall Church Names Officers as Fatal Accident Sheds Light
Meeker the treasurer and Nighbert the assistant treasurer join Rex Milburo the secretary of finance at the East Lynn Christian Church meeting. Pastor Harris presides as the congregation reviews yearly achievements and outlines next year's plans. A separate incident reports Larry Joe Michelin electrocuted while contacting a wet floor at his base. Glenn Scott is named official board chair with James Ray as vice chair and Ann Boaz as assistant secretary.
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Lin Meeker
Dennis Nighbert
Rex Milburo
Say Duvall
Viola Wall
East Lynn Christian _ Cinereh
Fea
Bad Boy
George A. Harris
Hammond
Larry Joe Michelin
Glenn Scott
James Ray
Boaz
Frank
Courts face multiple divorce and contract suits in sessions
New suits filed include William R. Wood versus Mabel E. Wood in circuit court and Frankton Building and Loan Association against Albert W. Leach on a note. Other cases involve divorce and custody actions, contract cancellations, writs of habeas corpus, and civil findings across Superior Courts. Public feeding notes in Omaha discuss public domain grazing.
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William R. Wood
Mabel E. Wood
Johnson and Austin
Frankton Building, and Loan Association
Albert
W. Leach
Daniel D. Quickel
Ernest F. Green
Myrtle B. Green
Jack H. Masters
Marilyn J. Masters
Bagot
Free and
Shearer
Superior Court
Katherine J. Hancock
Carl IC
John R. Walsh
Raymond C. Shirey
Rex E. ‘Kdall
Joan Barkdull
Lewis E. Jones
James Dee Stricklett
Fran‘Jees
Bell Stricklett
Lawrence H. Robbins
Betty Lou Niccum
Donald Lee Niccum
James S. Wallace
Marilyn A. Wallace
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