Legal Merry-Go-Round 6 Argue Big Case
Bedford Indiana hosts a complex case as six at school athletics at Seymour High feature lawyers arguing a motion to dissolve a temporary restraining order. The IHSAA investigated charges against two Seymour boys from Joppa and a judge planned to rule after briefs. The dispute centers on whether the IHSAA can ban the boys from interscholastic competition while the case proceeds.
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Bedford
Ind
Seymour High
Torneys
Lawrence
Billy Joe
Frank Stevenson
Seymour
Indiana
Assa
Roth
IHSAA
Board of Centre
Lester E. Nixon
Uments
Ruel Rixon
Mo J Steete
Sion
Mellen
THSAA
Inter
Chambers Push Farm Tour Dispute Over Parties Named
The exchange centers on whether the IHSAA qualifies as a corporation and if THSAA member schools must be named in the complaint. Attorneys argue the order is unlawful and lacks statutory violation, while the court overrules a dismissal motion seeking to halt proceedings and considers jurisdiction and emergency need.
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THSAA
IHSAA
Mien
Mellen
Harold J. Bell
Anderson High seniors graduate in campus rites
Anderson High School celebrated the Class of 1959 on the college campus with 415 seniors receiving diplomas from School Superintendent G. E. Ebbertt. Speakers urged public responsibility, setting goals, and pursuing new ideas as the graduates staged a traditional commencement outside the old high school.
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AHS
Warner Hall
Anderson College
Herald Phota
Anderson High School
Warner Tall
Superintendent of Schools
G. E. Ebbertt
Teir
Gam
David O'Brien
Michael Dunn
Larry Sells
Dan Roby
Morning News Chuckles Highlight Odd Monkey Business
New York report mixed up in playful chatter about a monkey business scene. A TV producer sent a congratulatory note to Swace Meekey Baker for a space milestone while a monk's message hinted at quirky shoe shines and a polish firm retainer.
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New York
Kokenir
Meekey Baker
Kekerte Jr
Lake Grace
First Solo Flight Around World Achieved in 1933
Wiley Post became the first American to fly solo around the world on July 22, 1933. The note also advertises renting ads as companionship and invites readers to call for an ad writer assistance.
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Wiley Post
Cat With Wings Found In West Virginia Woods
In Pineville West Virginia a “cat with wings” fascinates locals. A high school freshman Doug Shelton found the cat tucked under a tree after hearing a yapping dog. The wings appear to be cartilage growth about nine inches long and resemble wings though the animal cannot fly.
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Pineville
W.va
West Virginia
Thomas
Doug Shelton
Doug
Falks
Galveston
Tex
LoudBach
Siana
Farr K. Long
Russell B. Long
D-La
Sen. Long
Baton Rouge
Gov
John Sealy Hospital
Jong
Baltimore
Girl Victim Of Bullet Shot Critical
A 20 year old restaurant cashier, Shirley Brown of 7424 Sprague St in Baby Farm Addition, lies in critical condition at St Johns Hospital from a late day accidental .22 caliber abdominal wound. Deputy Ravage suspects an accidental discharge as her father is a pistol instructor and weapons were at home. She worked at Alibi Restaurant in Anderson and was alone when shot.
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St. John’s Hospital
Shirley Brown
Sprague St
Baby Farm
Here
Paul Ravage
Miss Brown
Jett
Albert Brown
Anderson
Alibi
Shout i
OAS Votes To Probe Crisis Over Nicaragua Invasion
The Organization of American States voted 17 to 2 with one absent to investigate the airborne invasion of Nicaragua seen as a threat to hemispheric peace. A three member panel was named to gather additional information for possible action under the Rio Treaty.
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Waslington
UPI
Organization of American States Loas
Nicaragua
Venezuela
Cuba
Bolivia
Madi
San
Carl T. Smith
Reing
Ant
Guillermo Sevilla-Sa
Casa
Madison County
OAS Council
Harald D. Brandon
Brandon
Sters
Henry Schrenker
Eeusderean
Gon
Brazil
United States
Mexico
Uruguay
OAS
Ture
Baxter Still Being Sought After Escape from Pendleton Reformatory
State police seek 29 year old Joseph Eugene Baxter who fled from Pendleton Reformatory as a prisoner serving 1 10 year term for grand larceny. Baxter, described as short with dark complexion and black hair, escaped from a garden area and may head to Yorktown Muncie or Indiana jails to stay with relatives. Witnesses report he was last seen in dungarees and a white T shirt. In a separate note Bank of America reports $113 200 in cash vanished from a shipment en route to a Los Angeles branch.
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Au Rocepee Uuu
Pendleton
Fortville
Joseph Eugene Baxter
Madison County
Baxter
Yorktown
Muncie
Indiana Jalis
Los Angeles
Bank of America
Offer Hinges On U S Rights To Berlin Movement
Geneva reports indicate the United States Britain and Sismee may cut West Berlin garrisons if the Soviets guarantee free access to the Red surrounded city. Foreign ministers met in secret to discuss a solution for the Berlin crisis as talks continue. Soviet ambassador to Britain Jacob Mmlik observed the session as useful.
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U.S
Berlin
Geneva
UPI
United States
Britain
Sismee
West Berlin
Bertin
Jacob Mmlik
Andrei Gromyko
Pinball Judges Named at Geneva Conference Session
Fragmented report notes judges Kraug tt Ilogells Herter Gromyke and Foreign Secretary Seiva nd y presiding over a session during the Geneva talks. A private dinner followed at a French villa as Western officials signaled willingness to token cuts in forces in West Berlin if Russia guarantees not to disrupt lifelines. Western officials stressed the size of troops in Berlin not a negotiation point, and a potential reduction would depend on a solid Russian guarantee. A court hearing was set for June 1 with venue motion pending as local prosecutors and merchants face action. judges Art Osborn, Jo Charles W. Ardery Jr., and Alya Cox named to the case.
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Amie
Eisenhawk Jee
Herlin
West
Berlin
Smith
Bate
Day Arnold
Sraith
Art Osborn
Grant County
Jo Charles W. Ardery Jr
Hamil
Ard
Alya Cox
West Perm
Berstin
Berlin Conference Struggles Highlight Western Push for Settlement
A report from Berlin describes tense negotiations as East and West push to modify their public stances over a Berlin settlement. Western forces and propaganda measures are debated while Soviet records note growing friction. Patrolman Lean Bows suffered facial injuries when a patrol motorcycle locked, caused by a wheel lock incident. he was hospitalized briefly before release.
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Berlin
Gromyko
Adopted Man to Leave U S After 14 Years
Kurt Rossmeis, once German army officer and POW escapee, has been ruled by Millich of the Immigration Service to be in the United States illegally without a valid visa or passport. He has 39 days to settle his affairs before possible deportation and plans to seek a Mexican visa via the nearest American consulate.
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Cincinnati
Kurt Franz Rossmeist
United States
America
Mexico
Millon V. Milleh
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Hitler
Sudetenland
Caechrake
Immigration Service
Rossmeiss
Bly
Rossmeisl
PBS
Rormel
Afrika Korps
Inn
Rossmeis
North Carolina
Improper Angle Caused Satellite Recovery Test Failure
Vandenberg Air Force Base California AP report says the Discoverer II mission ended in tragedy as the Discov erer TIE satellite failed to reach the planned polar orbit. ARPA director Roy W Johnson noted data show the 1600 pound capsule reentered and burned up after entering atmosphere at high speed, with dentists investigating possible improper injection timing or angle.
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Vandenberg Afb
Calif
APD
America
Air Force Weald Shear
San
Roy W. Johnson
Advanced Research Projects Agency
ARPA
Johnson
Senate hearing on Gary gambling case drags on
In Indiana and Washington the Senate rackets probe continued as two witnesses invoked the Fifth Amendment. Prosecution efforts focus on Holovachka and operators tied to multimillion dollar pinball rackets in Lake County. Witnesses Verplank Schacki and Welbourn avoided answering questions, claiming they were unable to discuss informants or government cooperation.
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Washington
Metro
County
Ind
Lake County
Senate
Coom
Robert F. Kennedy
Americ
Solic Hingnedy
Gover
George Welbourn
Steven Sohocki
Indiana
New Arias Born at St. Jake's Hospital
Reports list several births with mixed names and vague addresses including a boy born to Mr and Mrs Jack Gray at 79 Malford Sagic and another boy to Mr and Mrs Ligod Semith. A girl is noted for James Dim and Mikton Ave, with sparse details overall.
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St. Jake's Bospatad Te
Bir
Jack Gray
Malford Sagic
Accus
Bowernd
End
Ligod Semith
James Dim
Mikton Ave
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H. K. Rice
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Roger Elpers
Dallas Miller
M.M. Buck
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Evan) Wilson
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Walter Haynes
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HSAA
Detea Remy
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United Motors
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Tors Corporation
Whean
Patrick E. Chavis Jr
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Art Carney
Thelanapatis Negro Attorney
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Supt. Ebbert
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Cal
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Woth
Washington University
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Constitution
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Charles Victor Fabove
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Austria
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Gromyke
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Berlin 1
Pasilior
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Louisian
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Gary
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