Seven Morals Arrests Made At Atterbury
Federal warrants in Indianapolis charged seven Job Corps Center enrollees at Camp Atterbury with a crime on a government reservation. The June 5 and 6 offenses involved sodomy and included Lawrence Moore and Robert Lee Platt both 21 from East St Louis Illinois, Joseph Jenkins Jr 17 Leonard Thomas 17 Steven Ganter 17 all of Chicago, Bobby Ray Doyle 17 of Oakdale Louisiana, and David Ledbetter 17 of Hammond Indiana.
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Camp Atterbury
Ind
APID
PHI
Job Corps Center
Indianapolis
Lawrence Moore
Robert Lee Platt
East St. Louis
Joseph Jenkins Jr
Leonard Thomas
Steven Ganter
Chicago
Bobby Ray Doyle
Oakdale
David Ledbetter
Hammond
Clinton Harrison Injured In Bicycle Car Crash
Clinton Harrison 16 of Frankton was hospitalized after a bicycle bicycle collision at 25th St and Raible Ave. Director Jacques LeRoy said an FBI inquiry may follow. Harrison was treated at St John’s Hospital and awaited a preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner Ed Clinton Harrison.
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Indianapolis
U.S
Ed Clinton Harrison
Win Haerle
Frankton
Jacques LeRoy
Matthe Center
25Th St
FBI
Harrison
Mot
Steven Anderson
7Th St
Anderson
St. John’s Hospital
Tlon
LeRoy
Atterbury
Range Line Road White River Bridge Formally Accepted
The Range Line Road bridge over White River was formally accepted by state and county officials. The 1360 foot steel span cost 179000 and opened to traffic after over a year of construction attended by County Commissioners Biddle McCord and Foust County Surveyor Manshin and State Highway staff. A preliminary survey by an Indianapolis firm is underway for a new bridge near Estt Street. Costs would be shared by city and county.
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Range Line Rd
White River
Jesse Biddle
Ralph McCord
Harold ‘Foust
John ‘Manshin
J. Blackburn
State Highway Department
Indianapolis
Estt St
Park Place
Bingo Accident Damages Denied in Evansville Case
Indiana Appellate Court upheld a ruling denying damages to Anna Mary White who sued an Evansville American Legion post after a bingo chair collapsed in 1953. White had won 19000 in the first trial, the Supreme Court reversed, and the last trial favored the Legion.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Evansville
Anna Mary White
American Legion Post
Supreme Court
Legion
Hoas Gain 25 To 50 Cents In Indianapolis Market
Hog prices rose with 1-3 190-250 lb 24.25-24.75 and 1-3 240-280 lb 23.75-24.25 while several lots hit 25.25 for 123 head, highest since July 1958. Cattle and calves offered limited data with 1030 lb steers at 25.75 and cows around 14. Sheep light, small lambs at 27.50. marketMixed demand with moderate activity and incomplete tests.
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Indianapolis
USDA
Erwin Declines IGOP Chairmanship Bid
State Sen. William Erwin of Bourbon said he will not seek the Indiana GOP chairmanship. The move follows discussions that arose after chairman Robert Stewart of Columbus said he will resign at the state committee meeting next Tuesday.
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Bourbon
Ind
William Erwin
Erwin
Robert Stewart
Columbus
GOP
Fighter Crash Kills Pilot Near Wright Patterson AFB
Maj Alexander K. Rupp, 34, of the Air Force’s Wright Patterson base, died when a single seat jet fighter crashed on two farms about 15 miles southwest of the base during a routine test mission. Rupp, from Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, resided in Fairborn with his wife and two children.
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Hillsboro
Ohie
UPI
Delta
Iger
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Alexander K. Rupp
Aeronautical Systems Division
Wright Patterson
Bellefonte
Rupp
Washington, D.C
Wright-Patterson
Fairborn
Air Force
Buford
Ohio
Two Die In Fire Sweeping Victorian Street Hotel
A predawn blaze at the 90 year old Victoria Hotel in Plainfield New Jersey killed two residents and left a third feared dead. Patrolman Robert Miller risked his life multiple times to rescue others as 100 occupants faced the flames. Police noted prior complaints about the building’s condition and unclear causes.
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Plainfield
UPL
Victoria Hotel
Ferno
Victoria
Michael Petti
Marceline Petii
Merrola
Robert Miller
Assembly officers listed for General Ministerial Assembly
Sunday worship drew many visitors as the General Ministerial Assembly gathered. The executive committee included Dr Boyer and Dr Dixon with Rev Ray Keith New Albany recording secretary Dr W Albert Donaldson Detroit and Rev Harold A Conrad Winchester. Business committee members listed include Rev Marvin Hartman St Joseph Rev George Edes Amarillo Rev C Lowery Quinn Arvada Rev Arlo Newell St Louis Rev Albert Kempin Long Beach Dr John Morrison Anderson Rev Lethard Beverly Kansas City Rev Denver Smoot Hialeah Rev Sam Hines Detroit.
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Ormed
General Ministerial Assembly
Boyer
Dixon
Ray Keith
iNew
Albany
Ind
W. Albert Donaldson
Detroit
Mich
Harold A. Conrad
Winchester. Jy
GMA Business Committee
Marvin J. Hartman
St. Joseph
George A. Edes
Amarillo Tex
C. Lowery Quinn Arvada
Colo
Arlo F.newell
St. Louis
Al‘bert J. Kempin
Long Beach
Calif
John A. Morrison
Anderson
Lethard A. Beverly
Kansas City
Kans
Denver H. Smoot
Hialesh, Fla
Jane
Sam Hines
Guardsmen Encampment Near Salinas Set for June Return
The Tipton County Salinas training area hosts guardsmen who will spend the middle weekend of their encampment in San Juan before returning June 27. The brigade plans to return to base on that date.
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Salinas
San Juan
Lon
Delegates Expected At Indiana Methodist Session
Nearly 1,000 delegates are expected to attend the 134th annual session of the Methodist Indiana Conference in Bloomington. Sessions will address church matters and community outreach during the gathering.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Spacemen Witness Rage Ranch Incident Claim
Johnson stated the life newest astronauts declined an invitation to the ranch to avoid drawing attention away from others in space. The event lasted over an hour and involved a confrontation at the ranch.
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Rage Ranch
Johnson
Baccalaureate Service Highlights at Anderson College
The service features Miss Mary Smith of Detroit and Rev. Fulton of Anderson leading offerings and scripture. Mary Smith and Roger Dean Hatch perform pieces with the Sanctuary Choir directed by Rev. Coolidge. Hatch and Miss Rebecca Reardon are seniors. Rev. Fulton, a 1960 Anderson School of Theology graduate, has held church leadership roles and international duties with the Church of God.
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Page
Mary Smith
Detroit
Coolidge
H. Wieniawski
Roger Dean Hatch
Anderson
Rebecca Reardon
Sanctuary
Rev. Coolidge
C. Gounod
Hatch
Miss Reardon
Rev. Fulton
Anderson College
South Meridian
City Progress on Zoning and Sewer Projects Advances
Six council members attended as three zoning ordinances earned two readings and await a third. Contracts for a new water filtration plant and for sanitary storm sewers on 12th 14th and Sheridan were approved as part of Redevelopment. A stop yield sign ordinance passed its third reading. A disannexation committee was formed with Arendt France and Nealis. Names of attendees listed. Taylor University Receives 508000 Education Loan for Science Building.
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12Th
14Th
Sheridan Sts
Arendt
France
Nealis
Jack van Dyke
Ronnie Fletcher
Gordon France
Frank Nealis
Kenneth Arendt
Donald Goucher
William Chambers
Olan Cox Dies with Funeral set for Monday
Olan C. Cox of Alexandria Tipton native born May 13 1904 died Friday at home aged 60. Survived by widow Lent Mae three sons John Alexandria Charles William Roy Henry two daughters Virgil Halford Rosie Ritter and others. Friends may call at Parsons Mortuary until 1 p m Saturday. Funeral at 2 p m Monday Christ in Christian Union Church with Rev Walter Young and Rev Bruce Robertson. Burial Jones Cemetery near Yorktown.
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Alexandria
Olan C. Cox
Rt. 2
Madixon
Tipton County
James
Della Cox
Lent Mae
John
Charles William
Roy Henry
Union City
Virgil Halford
Rosie Marie Ritter
Kenneth Gard
Elwin
William
Parsons Mortuary
McRoberts
Claudel
North Vernon
James R
Claude
Alex
Hunter
Bradford Parkandria
Roy
Orestes
Melvin Cox
Brooklyn
Elm Ind
Richard Ridge
Ridge Lockwood
Willie Sizeloye
Frankton
Christ In Christian Union ‘Church
Walter Young
Bruce Robertson
Jones Cemetery
Yorktown
Archie Miller 71 dies after brief illness in Muncie
Archie Roy Miller 71 of Muncie died Tuesday at Bail Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. A West Virginia native, he lived most of his life in Muncie and worked 32 years for Delco Battery retiring five years ago. He is survived by his widow Trevin L. Miller, daughter Mrs. Velta L. Lancing of Anderson, son Quentin L. Miller of Columbus, and three grandchildren.
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Archie Miller
Archie Roy Miller
Muncie
Velta L. Lancing
Anderson
Bail Memorial Hospital
West Virginia
Delco Battery
Funeral rites for Mrs Nellie Farmer
Funeral services for Mrs Nellie iG Farmer 50 wife of Clarence iFarmer will be Monday at 10 a.m. at the First EUB Church with Rev Phillip Hill samer and Dr H L Lanahan officiating. Burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home after 7 p.m. today.
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Nellie Farmer
Nellie
Farmer
Clarence
iFarmer
Indiana Ave
EUB
Phillip Hillsamer
H. L. Lanahan
Maplewood
Harold E. Rozelle
Deldout
Madison County
WCU
Alldiay
Quat
Alonzo Shaul
Alonzo E. Shaul
Trenton
Mich
Here
Cornell Bright
Pendleton
William Howenstine
Whetstone Church
Grove Lawn
M. McCorkle
Margaret McCorkle
Spiceland
Margaret Hammond
Marie Sagester
Anderson
Spiceland ‘Friends Church
South Mound
New Castle
Knightstown
C. Kingery
Christley Kingery
W. 17Th St
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Kathleen S. Edwards
East Maplewood
William Mathys
Kathleen Stilwell
Monterey
Calif
Scott
Ward Renner
Fisher Brothers
Oscar Davis
Wesleyan Methoodist Church
Brookside
Lapel
Ethel Payne Wilkinson
Candy and Son Funeral Home
Ethel V. Payne
Walter M. Payne
Ken‘Inard
Marion McFarland
Glen Cove
Anne Deeley Prom Bare Scholarship Exchange Plan
Anne Deeley continues Prom Bare scholarship program with a school-year exchange. Finalists were announced in January for the summer program managed by AIS in New York City. The building at 8th Street and Meridian Street, once a hotel and apartments, has stood unused since 1963 after being purchased in 1890 by a local realtor.
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Anne
Aiweuisel UL Lia LaMmUy
New York City
AIS
Yes
Marier
William P
Starter
Harter Ardents
Ban
8Th St
Meridian St
Urban
Deaths in Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituaries from Madison and nearby counties note the deaths of Jesse E Wilkinson 82 of Willow Branch. Scott Roudebush 91 Noblesville. Ward Renner 62 Lapel. and Mrs Ethel Payne Wilkinson 37 KenINard. Funeral rites and burials are planned at multiple local funeral homes and cemeteries.
Flooded region halts two trains stranding 500 passengers
Sheriff Williams reported ten miles of highway washed away and five railroad bridges out between Lorfellow and Sanderson. Two trains carrying about 500 passengers were stalled by washed-out tracks though one could back from the flood area after repairs. Sanderson lies midway between El Paso and San Antonio, near the Mexican frontier, in a flood-prone zone with Amistad Dam under construction to curb the Del Devil River floods.
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Page One
Carl Williams
AL ‘Pine
Sanderson
Longfellow
Sandersons 2
el Paso
San Antonio
Odessa
Amistad
Rio Grande
Delvil's
Bluffton Elite and Pipe Creek Lown Ships Excluding Elwood
Five more lawsuits against the reorganization, filed by Metro supporters, are pending in other courts, while Bluffton elite and Pipe Creek Lown ships proceed, excluding Elwood.
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Élite
Pipe Creek
Anne's Senior Year Roles Highlight School Involvement
Anne, an upcoming senior at AHS, is a cheerleader and prom queen attendant. She also serves in Honor Society, Future Teachers, Latin Club, and Tespians, illustrating wide campus participation.
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Anne
AHS
Honor Society
Future Teachers
Latin Club
Tespians
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Range Line Road
White River Bridge
Hoas
IGOP
J. C. Hoover
Sonstone Sineys
Sonotone OF
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Thor McDivitt
Duke University
Walter G. Muelder
Boston
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Manned Spacecraft Center
Middletown
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Pat ‘Smith
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Belgian Congo
Sixth Street Christian
China
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Ed Oleles
Jim
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Freen
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Nichol Ave
D. Wayne Connors
Midaletown
Taylor U
Washington
Office of Education
Taylor University
Upland
Michigan
Heiney Frozen Foods & Meats
Eaet 23Rd Sr
Olan Cox
Saigon
South Viet Nam
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52Nd
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Viet Nam
Army
Nha Trang
Associated Press
Horst Faas
Faas
J. G
Frank Petersin
Oglesby
Anne Deeley
Madison
Jesse, Bussell Wilkinson
Jesse E. Bussell
Wilkinson
Willow Branch
Shirley Masonic Lodge
Royal Arch Masons
Greenfield
Paulina Crist
Gram ‘Gon
Joseph Crist
RL F
Bluffton
Citizens Banking CO
Paul Levin
Belmont Bible
Walton Sis
Stewart Webber
Paul
Bobin
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