Reduced U S Staff Planned In Budapest
The United States rejected Hungary's demand for a one third cut in the Budapest mission but said staff reductions will occur as duties grow harder. The State Department noted Washington will determine personnel abroad and Hungarian policies may require fewer U S diplomats and staff in Budapest. US has 21 diplomats and 13 administrative officers in Budapest with about 61 Hungarian staff. Hungary's legation here lists five diplomats and four admins.
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Washington
United States
Hungary
Budapest
State Department
Legation
Satellie
Janos Kadar
U. S
Elwood Girl joins Limberlost Aquatic School at Purdue
Elwood Miss Julia Ann Stout daughter of Mr and Mrs George C Stout 1320 N C St left Monday to attend the American Red Cross National Aquatic School at Purdue University's Limberlost Camp LaGrange June 10 20 The course trains lifeguard instructors in water only and requires a doctor health cert plus mental aptitude and personality to teach others Stout a Wendell L Willkie High School 1957 graduate has completed local life saving and standard first aid courses She will teach life saving at the Elwood pool upon return Also joining the program are life saving instructors Bea vers and Sam Stone Reggie Hicks will depart for Cimarron NM to work on the National Camp staff at Philmont and oversee the commissary He is a Boy Scout Troop 47 member and will take a five day training before camp opening He will return Sept 1 Funeral services for Rev J W Wittkamper 88 Rt 4 Elwood will be held at East Main Street Christian Church at 2 p m Wednesday Burial in Elwood City Cemetery The body will be moved from Copher and Fesler Funeral Home to the church at noon WSCS installs officers in Middletown later today
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Elwood
Julia Ann Stout
George C. Stout
N.C St
American Red Cross National Aquatic School
Purdue University
Miss Stout
Wendell L. Willkie
Callaway Park
Martin Beavers
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Alexandria
Reggie Hicks
Cimarron
N. M
Boy Scouts
Philamount
Hicks
James Hicks
Reggie
First Baptist Church
Mrs America contest interview details reveal couples and queries
Josephine Lowman recalls Mrs America interview process with contestants, husbands, and children. Women entered for fun or club sponsorship while spouses faced questions on cooperation and child care. A secret poll after the contest favored the same winner, suggesting Mrs America reflects more than looks.
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America
New York
Myrtle Avenue
Josephine Lowman
Mother killed in two car crash near Shelbyville
Betty Lou Vandenberg, 33, of Fountain town was killed and her 10 year old daughter Kay was critically injured in a two car collision on U S 421 eight miles north of Shelbyville Indiana Monday.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Betty Lou Vandenberg
Fountaintown
Kay
U.S. 421
Here
Frontier Line Ottawa Describes Canada US Boundary Length
The boundary between Canada and the United States runs about 3 986 miles overall with 1 788 miles on land and 2 198 miles crossing water, outlining the border through various terrain and waterways.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
Elwood Church Girls Hold Monthly Party in New Unit
Elwood The King's Daughters Class of East Main Street Christian Church held its monthly party in the church’s new educational unit. President Mrs. Katherine Goodwin led the meeting, slides of Elwood gardens were shown, and a picnic at Mrs. Locha Sinclair’s near Atlanta is planned for Aug. 14. No meetings until October. Honor Mrs. William B. Smith with a birthday dinner at the Gullions. A church quartet performed. Next meeting a luncheon bridge planned for Lena Foland’s home on June 24.
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Elwood
King's Daughters
East Main Street Christian Church
Katherine Goodwin
R. E. Hartman
Locha Sinclair
Atlanta
Mary Belle Hinshaw
Mesdames Jeannette Rose
Frances Kimmerling
Hazel Laub
Carrie Werline
Mina Noble
Marie Leisure
Will Waymire
Mary Addison
Anna Michel
Lecha Sinclair
Alberta Simmons
Smith
William B. Smith
United Christian Church
Fred Gullion
Robert Benefiel
Elwood Court Fines for Speeding and Local Notices
Four adults were fined in Elwood city court for speeding and other infractions. nine others forfeited bonds for failing to appear, and one entered an innocent plea. Names include Travis L. Lemon and Kenneth L. Gregory. Hospital notes list discharges, admissions, and a newborn girl for the Barnes family.
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Elwood
Robert Fortson
Travis L. Lemon
Muncie
Kenneth L. Gregory
Alexandria
Jerry L. Everling
Rt. 3
Buzz Reasoner
Rt. 1
Charles Barnes
Frankton
William E. Cox
N. E St
Ira W. Roger
Marion J. Whitesell
Huntington
Roy J. Redmeir
Indianapolis
Juanita J. Boldt
Lansing
Mich
Carmen K. Powell
Gordon
Kathy Hanlin
N. E St. Mercy Hospital
Merle Seeley
N. Anderson St
William Crouch
S. I St
Grace Clark
Jerry Hobbs
S. 25Th St
Jane Ann Jarrett
N. B St
George Taylor
Pendleton
Harry Baker
Clark Ambulance
Dale Landrum
Coleman Hospital
Clark
Alamosa
Colo
Ray F. Barnes
B. St
Tintoretto Found In German Church Uncovered Signature
In St Catherine's Church in Luebeck a Tintoretto painting of the raising of Lazarus was found on the wall since the 16th century. Experts call it authentic after a restoration revealed the master’s signature. The painting is described as very valuable.
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Luebeck
Germany
St. Catherine's Church
Census sees 42 million youths born in past 18 years
Census Bureau estimates more than 42 million Americans have reached adulthood in the last 18 years and the population may hit 300 million by the turn of the century.
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Washington
Census Bureau
U. S
Winners Of Essay Contest Announced
The annual American Association of Physicians and Surgeons essay contest, sponsored by the Madison County Medical Society, announced winners for The Advantages of Private Medical Care. Sharon Ellis, Anna Marie Madigan, and Rosemary Wyatt won prizes of 100, 30, and 25 dollars respectively, with local winners advancing to state and national contests. The note also mentions a Washington report on American Indians cultivating corn for about 5,000 years.
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American Association of Physicians and Surgeons
Madison County Medical Society
Sharon Ellis
George Ellis
Park Ave
Anna Marie Madigan
Paul Madigan
Marine Dr
Rosemary Wyatt
William Wyatt
Walnut St
Washington
Dome DeBonis Vows Said At Elwood Altar
Miss Mary DeBonis daughter of Mrs Maria DeBonis and Lynn Dome son of Mrs Mary Dome wed at St Joseph s Church Elwood at 1 pm Saturday Rev Theodore J Mammes officiated Sister Mary Jacinta played the organ and the junior choir sang A reception followed at the bride s mother s home The couple will reside on Rt 2 Fairmount after a wedding trip to Ohio
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Elwood
Mary DeBonis
Maria DeBonis
10Th St
Lynn Dome
Mary Dome
Fairmount
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Theodore J. Mammes
Mary Jacinta
St. Joseph's Catholic School
Walter King
Jonesboro
Joseph DeBonis
Boyd Bolton
Ohio
Rt. 2
Dome
Elwood Man Wins Prized Photo Honor
William J. Conwell Sr of Elwood belongs to the Elwood Camera Club and has a member of his group recognized by the Photography Society of America Who's Who in Pictorial Photography. Jan Rudig posed for the winning image titled Rhubarb and was among the notable displays. Conwell’s slides and prints have appeared in salons in Pittsburgh Vancouver Kentucky and Carnegie Institute. He started a camera shop six years ago. A separate item reports a five year old child injured when a rear end collision occurred near Elwood. Willie Dulworth 28 and his son were in the car struck by Harland Waymire 37. Dulworth was arrested. Waymire was not held.
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Felwood
William J. Conwell Sr
Elwood Camera Club
Photographic Society of America
Elwood
Jan Rudig
Cnti
Harold Yocom Conwell
Pittsburgh
Vancouver
Canada
Carnegie Institute
Lee Conwell
Cheats Content Factory
Willie H. Dulworth
Toledo
Harland Waymire
Rt. 1
Dulworth
William Howard
Waymire
Kies named director of Indiana livestock licensing division
Indianapolis veteran employee William F. Kies of the State Livestock Sanitary Board was named Tuesday as director of a new division that will license all persons buying or selling livestock in Indiana after July 1.
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Indianapolis
William F. Kies
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Indiana
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