Veteran Of Clubs Heads 'Modernaires'
HAL DICKINSON, once with The Three Weary Willies and later leading The Modernaires, tours big clubs from Las Vegas to Tokyo. He notes Japan's hostess system affects performances, warns Western entertainers to skip jokes, and explains how his group blends old big band numbers with Far East broadcasts. Paula Kelly joined after formation. their daughters form The Kelly Sisters.
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Girl Scout Camp Plans Announced For 17 Units
Final Day Camp plans for the Wapehani Girl Scout Council were set at Camp Windigo in District 1. Camp runs June 19 to 23 with 266 girls in 17 units including six Brownie, five fly-up Junior, five Junior, and one Cadet units. Staff includes four leaders, with over 10 adults assisting and babysitting for ages three plus. Buses depart Fairmount at 8:30 a.m. each day from the Scout Hut. Brownies return Thursday evening with parents.
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Memorial Rites Held By Legion at Mayberry Post Home
Legionnaires gathered at Mayberry Post 489 Local Post Home for Memorial rites at the cemetery at 10 am. Harold Benefiel organized the program with Rev. Benefiel of Lapel delivering the address, Rev. Rudicel reading a poem, wreath placement by officers, and a firing squad salute. Afterward a winter pitch-in for Legion and Auxiliary members and families preceded a meeting electing officers for 1967-68. Newly installed commanders included Harold Benefiel and Louis Tsomg, with Francis Pope of Hackett Post 127 as installing officer who also spoke on Americanism and announced his candidacy for 5th District Commander.
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Louis Tsom G
Robert P Baker
Dick Mast
Robert Hughes
Fred T Day
Charles Danner
Terry Walman
Walter Carroll
Jerry Mason
James Land
Francis Pope
Hackett Post
Anderson
American Legion Department of Indiana
Arab Countries Face Rebuilding After Middle East War
Rebuilding bills loom as Arab states face economic strain from the conflict. Israel reports potential prosperity despite wartime costs. Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, and the UAR confront lost revenue, disrupted oil exports, and austerity effects, with tourism and transit incomes shrinking.
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Arab Leaders Converge for Kuwait Talks on Oil War
In Kuwait City at the Sheraton ministers from 13 Arab nations planned a gathering to coordinate actions against the United States Britain and Israel. They discussed oil embargoes withdrawal of funds and harsh measures to retaliate for Arab losses in the war and support for the Palestinian cause. The meeting followed a secret session with expectations to press the U N General Assembly to back economic and political pressure against Israel and its supporters.
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Indiana Highway Death Toll Under 1966 Total
United Press International reports Indiana highway fatalities for 1967 rise to 92 by Monday, with a busy weekend yielding 19 deaths across numerous counties including Bartholomew, Gibson, Madison, and Johnson. The latest victim, 78-year-old Ray Harrison of LaGrange, died in a two car crash near Indianapolis.
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Martin
Carroll
Posey
Plainfield
Clarence Walker
Walker
Marshall
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Steuben
Wells
Indianapolis
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Ripley
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Franklin
Switzerland
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Jasper
Pulaski
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Ohio
Lilac Club members tour Indianapolis and VBS update
Shirley Lilac Club held its annual meeting with breakfast at Wilkinson Methodist Church then toured Indianapolis to visit WFBM TV Easy Money program. Attendees included Mrs. Leonard Cupp and others who received gifts. Daily Vacation Bible School at Shirley Friends Church moved to 1:30 4 p.m. June 19 23 with a Sunday program June 25 at 7 p.m.
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Indianapolis
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H.C. Schlarb
Byron Collier
Beulah Reeves
Wilkinson
Hawthorne Room
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