Correspondent Wins Golden Pen of Freedom Award
Jules Dubois Latin American correspondent for the Chicago Tribune received the Golden Pen of Freedom award from the International Federation of Newspaper Publishers at its ninth congress in Stockholm. The ceremony in the Swedish Academy of Letters hall was attended by Prince Bertil and Prime Minister Tage Milander. More than 100 publishers from two nations participated, with J Howard Wood of the Chicago Tribune Company and president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association nominating Dubois.
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Stockholm
UPI
Jules Dubois
Chicago Tribbune
International Federation of Newspaper Publishers
Claude Belanger i
Federation
Dubois
Congress of the
Swedish
Academy of Letters
Prince Bertil
Sweden
Gustav VI Adolf
Muister
Tage Milander
J. Howard Wood
Chicago Tribune Company
Chicago
Tribune
Wood
American Newspaper‘ Publishers Association
Eastland Wins Re nomination in Mississippi primary
Senator James Eastland of Mississippi easily captured re nomination in Tuesday's primary. The races for congress and civil rights candidates were weak, with limited effect from African American voters who remained outnumbered by whites in each district and few county or city elections held.
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James Eastland
Mississippi
Jackson, Miss
UPD
James
Eastland
Miss
Edgewood annexation wish sparks zoning plans on Broadway
Officials seek annexation of Shop Center Lamemeads into Edgewood as the property sits near its boundary. Plans include rezoning the 1900 block of Broadway for a doughnut shop with six homes to follow, plus ordinances for sewer materials and sanitary work. An $8,200 landfill and sewer appropriation is proposed, with a $75,000 voucher payment regulation and a $700 transfer for fire department office needs.
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Page One
Chharh
Edgewoort
Edgewood
Broadway
Fire Department
Hurricane disrupts Caribbean and Florida prep efforts
Emergency measures spread across Key West Fort Myers and Cuba as the hurricane track shifts northward. Officials order evacuations for people and cattle while forecasters warn of slow movement and possible increases in speed. Damage reports include Cayman Brac flooding ships battling 20 to 30 foot seas and a Cayman Brac tornado. A separate incident on White River ends with a man rescued after falling from a plank.
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Fidel Castro
Markleville
Tony Fadely
Mike Garrison
Cubans Airlines
Middletown
Tim Hunting
Jtan
Steve Myers
Jobi
Foruvasters
Ballard
Werane
Florida
American Red Cross
Ice Andiam
Key West
Fort Myers
Alexandria
Paul Levis Andake
Mark Feller
Ala Jus
Alma
Page One
Cayman Brac
Cuba
Scetvt
Hines
San Rafael
Honduras
Gulf Trader and Marine Service
Caribbean
Flocida Straily
Scout Order Continues Pry Page ve rys and Camp Director
The agency reports continued Scout activities under Robert P. JeNoon as camp director. Weekend induction tasks included campsite setup, campfire circle renovation, and sign placement as the Kikthasweo lodge prepares for a June 19 opening with Mike Cline of Tipton as chief. Deputy chiefs span Anderson Elwood New Castle Noblesville and Tipton.
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Robert P. JeNoon
Council
Chick
Lodge
Mike Cline
Tipton
Rod Fresman
Anderson
Philip Uptike
Elwood
David Grunden
New Castle
Jim Bray
Noblesville
Phil Cline
Steve Pex
Jerry McColloum
Bart Preeu
W. Shirell Fox
Amberson
Wackens
Fragmented OCR List of Names and Degrees
A long, jumbled OCR fragment lists multiple names with degrees and titles such as B.S., A.B., M.S., and various fields like business education nursing and medicine. The text appears as an unreadable roster or catalog excerpt with numerous typos and broken punctuation, lacking a coherent news angle.
Irene Heinzmann dies at Lakeland after Noblesville years
Mrs Irene Heinzmann 87 formerly of Noblesville and Marion died Sunday night at her Lakeland home. Born in Indianapolis January 14 1891 she lived in Marion where her husband Clarence C Heinzmann worked as a builder. She and her son operated Noblesville Furniture Co until 1951 then moved to Lakeland. She was a member of First Christian Church Noblesville and Mississinewa Chapter Eastern Star Marton. Surviving are son George M Heinzmann and two daughters Betty Hutchins and Mary Ferris all of Lakeland six grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Irene Heinzmann
Nolbesville
Noblesville
Marion
Lakeland
Fig
Indianapolis
Clarence C. Heinzsmann
Noblesvile
Noblesville Furniture Company
First Christian Church
Anderson Obituaries and Miscellaneous Notices
Obituaries from Anderson area papers list Mary Call McKee Barkdull 69 of 125 Columbus Ave died at Middletown Nursing Home after a short illness born Feb 1 1877 in Moonvilla daughter of Nicholas Moneyhan and Pauline Jones Moneyhan survived by husband Marion Barkdull and several children and grandchildren funeral details set with multiple family members and churches in Madison County and nearby towns. John Logan Minor 76 of Noblesville died and services held with Reverend Dixon at Brown and Butz Funeral Home graveside Saunders Cemetery acknowledging survivors including two daughters and three sons. additional notices mention Mrs Ada Frazee and Alice Frazee with funeral plans and nursing home interments. multiple call times and burial arrangements noted with releasing funeral homes and local cemeteries.
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M&s
Mary C. Barkdull
Mary Call McKee
Barkdull
Columbus Ave
Middletown
Madison County
Moonvilla
Nicholas ‘S
Pauline Jones Moneyhan
Marion F. Barkdull
L. Minor
John Logan Minor
George James Minor
Brown
Lela Rahe
Madison
Vera Olinske
Fort Wayne
Virgil McKee
Nobert Barkdull
Anderson
Fred Barkdull
Sells and Rowe
John Summers
Ovid Community
New Columbus
Burjig
Saunders Cemestery
Daleville
Howard Sharpe
Howard K. Sharpe
W. S. St
Baker Brothers Funeral
Robert Fribley
First Methodist Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Furneral
Ethel
Leroy Merritt
Mort Denham
Wendell Gourley
Bonita Springs
Cecil Sharpe
Brownsburg
Norman Sharpe
Carl Sharpe
Dunes Measure Faces Subcommittee Action in Park Bill
A Lithuanian fraternal group backs the Dunes measure with limited opposition as the interior committee prepares to act in two weeks. Subcommittee chairpersons indicate a vote is likely by members, while efforts continue to restore noncontiguous units to the park. Proponents will accept amendments to ensure passage as Senate and House negotiators work toward a final version.
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Wayne N. Aspinall
D-Colo
Ralphy
Rillington Lake
Calumet
Senate
House
Burns Ditch
Congress
Meredith Walks Back to Memphis After Shooting
Civil rights march leader Meredith, 23, shot along the Memphis to Jackson route, prompting Gregory to retrace Meredith’s trek toward Memphis. Norvell’s bond set at 26000 as he faces grand jury action. leaders vow continued action for federal anti‑violence provisions and voting rights.
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Lillian
Meredith
Gregory
Chicago
Jackson
Stiegney
Norveil
X Justice of the Peice
Hernando
Edward Benedict Dies in Nursing Home at 97
Edward M Benedict a retired worker at G I Sellers and Sons in Elwood died Tuesday at Sunderman Nursing Home Cicero after months of illness Born August 22 1874 he was the last survivor of seven children He belonged to Christan Church and is survived by several nieces and nephews Funeral arrangements are pending at York Dunnichay Funeral Hall Hanover elects moderator Rev Paul E Chalfant of Sunnyside Presbyterian South Bend to lead three day Indiana Synod meeting at Hanover College
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Carl Kurtz
Carl E. Kurtz
Jeffries
Logansport
Mr. Kurtz
Porthinsville
Jobo
Lucina Kurtz
Gospel Mission Church
Qiwood
Raymond
Anderson
Ada. Wyatt
Dayton
Ohio
Finssie Reddington
Indianapolis
Welock
York and Dunnichay
Elwood
Perkinsville
Eoward Marshall Benedict
G. I. Sellers and Sons Company
Sunderman
Cicero
A. J
Cynthis W. Benedict
Christan Church
York-Dunnichay
Hanover, Ind
Paul E. Chalfant
Sunnyside
St Marys Conte Pram Page Cine Names in a List
A long OCR style roster lists dozens of individuals including Mary, Patricia, Kevin, Christine, James, Amy, Barbara, and John among others. The fragmentary text centers on a church or school community roster with varied surnames and given names, lacking a clear event or action.
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St. Mary’s
David Hill
Mark Hymer
Cheryl Jones
Suzanne Keogh
Robert Kiely
Robert Kimm
Patricia Kimmerling
Estella Kimmmons
Timothy Lanane
James J. Laughlin Jr
Jeanne Lavelle
Deanna Layer
Darlene Lennartz
John [Orar
Elize Luther
Jon Maier
Vincent Crouse Marsh
Dennis Ann Maupin
Joannc Charles McConnell
Maryann Mehling
Joseph Mildler
Sara Moore
Maura Mudd
Michael Neal
Michael O'Brieh
Barbara Pahls
Wayne Renscheiler
Stephen Ritchie
Janet Robinson
Kathryn Roche
John Rock
Mark Schussler
Susan Scott
Cynthia Shaffer
Thomas’ Shaffer
Leonard Sharp
Patricia Sharp
Barbara Trotter
Amy Vores
Aunt Ward
Ellen Wehrley
James Wickert
Robert Wihebtink
Kenneth Williams
Mary Williamson
Julia Wrin
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Naval Air Station
Ernest J. Smith
Glen Tomlinson
John Mark Simmonds
Brent Matthews
Richard Montgomery
Lance Brock
BA Caudell
Steve Parker
Ben
John Pluhr
J. Chesterfield
Steve Hanser
iDennis Blanchard
Ted Bousmah
James Baldwin
Harry Barnes
Rickie Lewis
Tom Craig
Greg Williams
Greg Hansen
Fom Farr
Franklin
Roger Sprague
Sam McNamee, and
George Tenens
Pears
Raymond Johnson
Carmel
Dan Ziegler
Tom Hollings
Mark Hosmer
David King
Stan Wade
Aaron Tiles
8Th St
White River
Madison County Sheriff's’ Department
Jall
Saas Apron
Heuinenis Michael Humphry
K.S
Obvipat Tam
B.S
Pendleton
Carol Brattain
Social Service
Nancy Dyer
Marcia Myers
Summitville
Vivian ‘Baily
Rouse
Yais Meens
the Shadows
Mary Britten
Martha Fiefgeld
Mary Beth Hutchinson
Rcent
Herrid
Scout
William
Jo Auie Jerram Herman
Tanya Tucker Huegel
Kay Tyler Jackson
Edwin Janney
Barbara Jones
Philip Jones
Sam Lilzenberger
Lana Messick
Richard Monroe
Nancy Newman
David O’brien
David Perry
Jane Ranshaw
John Ravenscroft
Dan Reveal
William Rhynearson
Mary Robinett
Fredrick Hobbing
Judith Robinson
Sali Roosen
Willa Schweiger
Tell Mahon
Frank Willis
David Traskett
Indiana
Ansaricon Security of
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Main
A. M. Richardson, Mor
Butz
P. A. Dixon
B. 38Th St. Free Will Baptist Church
Burja
West Maplewood
Fumoral
Coufirm
Amce Frazee
Alice Frazee
Isaac Frazee
McCoy
Cook Nursing Home
Mon- Crownland
Westside
Friends
RCA
Frank Krall
Imrs
Mary Perry
Frazee Perkinsvilile
Mad
Mary M. Perry
Jison County
Joseph Allen Samuel Perry
Re. 2
Nobbly Hoppes
Lesville
Ind
Keith Miller
Canton
Sunity Hospital
Prand- Hamilton County
Lewis
Lou’ Moore
Pertinsville
Harold B
Plys Hosier
Frankton
Tus
Arnold Moore
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Supreme Court
Wil‘ney
Jam Lawson
Methodist Church
K of P
ICQT
Justice Department
Ganite
Ethel Debord Markleville
Ethel DeBord
Chester L. DeBord
Farkleville
Baker Brothers
Frank
James Helton
Bent
Bryant
Wis
DeBard
Chesterfield
Birmingham
Everett Brenton
Millersburg
Bill Tites
Everett E. Brenton
Shaffer
Viola
Charles
2Dia
Mathias
R-Md
Johnson
Ana Meves
Brenton
Mittee
Ement Pascre Daubenspeck
Toneral
Durie
Crownland
Geller
Heredith Shanting
Fair Jury Provi
Irvin Heritage
Irvin
Heritage
Myrtle McCune
Parchise
Leon Justice
Andersen
Atlee
Flossie Hannabery
William Br, Hannabery
Wth
Huntington
Baker [Brothers Funeral Home
Monroe Schuster
Central Christian Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
George Cole
Vinson Memorial Cemetery
Friends May Vel
Funeral
Minor
Boon
Suri
Earl Park
Grace Croll
Grace M. Croll
Fairview St
Harold E. Rozelle
Edwin H. Helm
Emmanuel Methodist Church
Edward M. Benedict
Rev. H. Rob French
Missionary Gospel Church
Rob Franth
Hobe Sound
Raride
Zion Singers
Roopa
Ine
Scantland
Pasto
Sonatane
Citizens Bank
11Th and
Meridian St
Vth & Moridion
Preece
Reece Ee
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