Steve Allen Apology Sought By Dale Brown
Indianapolis Republican chair H. Dale Brown demanded an apology from TV host Steve Allen after a remark calling an Indianapolis man a peasant During a Chicago appearance Allen questioned a petitioners right to file against the U S attorney general Brown learned Allen was scheduled for a new ABC show next fall and cited the incident as evidence of disrespect to an Indiana citizen Richard Allen testified Allen also threatened to “fight you with everything we have” over the Logan Act petition by the Tractors for Freedom group against Cuba earlier.
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Indianapolis
UPI
H. Dale Brown
Steve Allen
Brown
James C. Hagerty
American Broadcasting Company
Allen
Richard Allen
Castro” Group
Chicago
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
CBS
United States
ABC
Tractors For Freedom Committee
Agent Warns Farmers On Use Of Corn Spray
Farmers are urged to use caution in spraying corn and fence rows with 2 4 D to avoid drift onto tomatoes and soybeans. Amine or low volatile ester types should be used on non windy days. The 1961 Legislature barred high volatile ester 2-4-D from 1962, but some may be sold this year. Dosing over 12 inch tall corn requires careful application to prevent damage to crops and gardens.
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Harold R. Berry
Today At YMCA Schedule Card
A compact YMCA timetable lists 12:00 Christian Business Men 12:00 Anderson Insurance Association 12:00 Underwriters 1:00 Lady Lions 5:30 Board of Christian Education 6:00 A U W 6:3 Don Yanik 9:00 Boys Hikes 9:00 Women Swim 10:00 Non Floaters 10:30 Girls Beginners Minnows 11:00 Girls Fish Flying Shark 1:00 Boys Recreation Swim 1:45 Girls Recreation Swim 2:00 Boys Movie Day 7:00 Women's Evening Swim.
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Anderson Insurance Association
Lady Lions
Board of Christian Education
Don Yanik
Courthouse News Divorce and Ejectment Dockets
Multiple filings in Superior Court include Janice Cox vs Robert Cox for divorce, Betty Goolsby vs Willie Goolsby for divorce, Lois Babbitt vs Finis Babbitt for divorce, Agnes Evans vs Charles Evans Jr for partition, Beatrice Delph vs Harold and Betty Delph for ejectment and damages, and Associates Investment Co. vs Leonard Vierling for deficiency on a conditional sales contract. Attorneys Chambers Byer and Gaus, Beckman Rotruck and Schuyler, and De Armond Booram and DeArmond represent different parties.
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Superior Court
Janice Mae Cox
Robert L. Cox
Chambers, Byer and Gaus
Beatrice L. McClintock
Harold Delph
Betty Delph
Beckman, Rotruck and Schuyler
Agnes Evans
Charles Evans Jr
DeArmond
Booram
Betty Mae Goolsby
Willie Goolsby
Robert R. Robbins
Lois Babbitt
Finis Babbitt
Donald P. Jones
Superior Court 1 Associates Investment Co
Leonard E. Vierling
Dressing Unit Takes Vacation and Meeting Recap
Summitville reports the Surgical Dressing Unit meeting at the Lion's Club house with Mrs. Cora Howell presiding. Members sewed pads and dressings. guest Mrs Glee Nicely attended. A September restart was noted. The Van Buren Women’s Club gathered at Mrs Mary Dean’s home with memorial services for Mrs Florence Kirkpatrick and guest Mrs Shirley Payne.
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Summitville
Lion's Club
Cora Howell
Glee Nicely
Red Key
Nellie Beeson
Blanch Owens
Ada Dickey
Gertrude DuPony
Minnie Allen
Flossie Hamilton
Edith Garringer
Contractor suffocates repairing pump near Stinesville
Ronald Leon Lambert aged 32 from Gosport died Monday night while repairing a pump at a northern Stinesville home. Authorities say dry ice used to shrink pipes released carbon monoxide and displaced air in the pit, contributing to the fatal suffocation.
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Bloomington
Ind
Ronald Leon Lambert
Rt. 1
Gosport
Stinesville
Ottawa
Canada
Lambert
Negro group reports no discrimination in Indianapolis motels
AMERICAN Negro ministers and laymen at a national AME Church conference in Indianapolis said they encountered no discrimination in city motels. Rev. Emory G. Davis reported about 1,000 delegates from 47 states and abroad faced no problems. Officials noted policy changes at several motels and assurance calls from hosts. The Council of Bishops planned a strong stand in support of Freedom Riders in an executive session.
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Indianapolis
UPI
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Emory G. Davis
St Louis
Davis
James W. Jones
Mayor’s Commission On Human Rights
Joseph Gomez
Cleveland
Council of Bishops
Freedom Riders
Knox County school reorganization committee dissolved
Circuit Judge Ralph A. Sealdix ruled the Knox County School Reorganization Committee failed to submit a revised redistricting plan and extended the state commission to settle the dispute. The county plans proposed three units with Vincennes city limits dominating one, while residents seek wider Vincennes township inclusion.
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Vincennes
Ind
Ralph A. Sealdix
Knox County
State Commission
State Reorganization Commission
Knox County Committee
Supreme Court
Curtis Shake
Kennedy weighs Taylor for top intelligence post
President Kennedy is considering retired General Maxwell D. Taylor for a top adviser role in intelligence planning and related military activities. Taylor was named on May 1 to head a study of U.S. intelligence, guerrilla warfare, and brushfire wars after the Cuban invasion fiasco.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Maxwell D. Taylor
Army
Taylor
U.S
Indiana motor vehicle workers cut by 45 in budget move
Indianapolis AP report says the Motor Vehicle Bureau will drop 45 Democrat employees by June 30 as part of a 5 percent personnel reduction ordered after Matthew E. Welsh took office. Brewer notes overstaffing under prior administration and lists cuts across divisions including driver licensing and title departments.
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Indianapolis
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Alva H. Brewer
Matthew E. Welsh
Brewer
Televised Classes Workshops Held
In Lafayette Indiana educators from six Midwestern states attended two week summer workshops to learn how to use airborne television classes next fall. The Midwest Program on Airborne Television instruction will beam videotapes from 17 courses with demonstrations and talks by specialists in television instruction.
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Lafayette
Ind
UPI
Indiana
Midwest
Venice Arsenale War Era Shipyard Leadership
The Arsenale of Venice stood as the world’s leading shipyard in the 16th century. During ongoing wars of that era it produced a galley daily, reflecting its immense wartime output and strategic importance.
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Arsenale of
Venice
Kennedy defends 600 marshals for freedom riders cost
Attorney General Kennedy told a Senate subcommittee the $225,000 price tag covered sending 600 U S marshals to Montgomery Alabama to shield freedom riders after local police withdrew protection. He defended the action as enforcing the law despite Southern criticism.
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Washington
UPL
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate Appropriations
U.S
Montgomery
Ala
Kennedy
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Sen. Estes Kefauber
D-Tenn
Silver and Copper Lead in Electrical Conductivity
A concise comparison notes that silver has the highest electrical conductivity, followed by copper. The statement highlights silver as the best conductor and copper as the next best option.
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Fairview ST
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YMCA
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Popular Mechanics
American Institute of Decorators
America
Heiney Frozen Foods
Tom McCahill
Mechanix Illustrated
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