Indiana commission approves six school reorganization plans
The Indiana School Reorganization Commission approved six local plans, rejected two, and delayed action on another. Montgomery County had two units approved, with a third already approved earlier. A plan for a metropolitan district linking Eel River Perry and Lake Townships in Allen County was approved, while Madison and Lancaster Township Two in Jefferson County formed a new district. The panel denied a proposal to make Union Two a separate unit.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana School Reorganization Commission
Montgomery County
Eel River
Perry
Lake Twps
Allen County
Madison
Lancaster
Jefferson County
Worry of False Teeth Slipping Prompts Comfort Powder
A dated ad touts FASTEETH powder to prevent loose false teeth slipping when eating talking or laughing. It claims to secure dental plates with a pleasant taste free from sourness or burn and mentions availability at drug counters.
Montgomery County Plans One District Contention
Fragmentary notes show a county formation proposal involving Posey Washington and Clay counties aiming to unify districts. The draft references land routes and regional metro considerations with Rey Tse Bert Not Antes.
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Blackford
Montgombasery
Rison
Posey
Washington Wpe
Clay ¢ County
Netherland Crown Princess Set to Wed Ex Nazi Officer
The Hague reports Crown Princess Beatrix plans to marry Claus von Amsberg, a West German ex Nazi officer, drawing sharp protests from six wartime Dutch resistance leaders. They warn his future role could place him near the Dutch armed forces as prince consort, while noting postwar German Netherlands ties but insisting memory remains. Plan Car Wash Daleville conducted by The Methodist Youth Fellowship at Shirey's barn behind the Baptist Church from 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 5 p.m.
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the Hague
UPI
Netherlands
Beatrix
Claus von Amsberg
Amsberg
West Germany
Daleville
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Shirey's
Baptist Church
Eisenhower visits South to meet state GOP leaders
Former President Eisenhower travels south to confer with Indiana Republican leaders amid a push into a Democratic stronghold. He speaks to the Apparel Manufacturers Association and notes hopes to meet state GOP officials. The article also covers school reorganization plans in Madison County and local voting on a new school corporation with a 1964 election timeline.
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Eisenhower
GOP
Atlanta
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Apparel Manufacturers Association
Notable indictments and trials span Indiana and Kentucky
Court records show Kendall facing June 1964 charges for a child's fatal bicycle injuries with a $250 fine and license suspension recommendation. Clyde Alberts, 44, of Elwood, received a one year Indiana State Farm term for theft. Three Kentucky men from Louisville pleaded not guilty to second degree burglary tied to a Panorama Shopping Center drug store break-in with Oct. 4 trials. Mary C. Redfired pleaded not guilty to manslaughter in the stabbing death of Freeman Peoples with trial set for Oct. 4. Gary Adams, 23, to stand trial Oct. 4 on narcotics possession. Ray Taylor to be sentenced June 28 for assault with intent to commit felony. Nathanial Stone, 26, of Muncie, granted continuance to obtain an attorney in a Montgomery-Ward theft case. Robert Hampton also granted continuance.
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Aamed
Page Oucdall
Indiana State Prison
Michigan City
Kendall
Clyde Alberts
Elwood
Indiana State Farm
Kentucky
East Side
Panorama
James Richard Logsdon
Dennis Lee Wiliams
Robert George Kolberg
Louisville
Mary C. Redfired
Freeman Peoples
Gary Edward Adams
Ray Allen Taylor
Will
Ee Nathanial Stone
Muncie
Montgomery-Ward
Robert R. Hampton
Johnson hints at future tax relief and auto tax plan
President Johnson outlined no fixed date for new tax cuts but said relief remains possible for those in poverty. He suggested Congress may face proposals to raise the auto excise tax from 1 to 10 percent after 1969 to fund safety, pollution, and highway improvements. Congress approved the reduction last week, and Johnson delayed signing to allow merchants to adjust inventories and determine manufacturer refunds.
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Congress
Johnson
Several Arrested in City Raid on Page One
W 15th Street and several addresses list eight arrestees including William Johnson Frances Gray Sam Lamphers George Page See Beard Richard Dorsey and John Broadnax. Lt Captain Harlan Vaughn Det Leon Murphy and officers conducted the raid. The arrested were taken to Madison County Jail and released on bond a few hours after arrest.
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W. 15Th St
William Johnson
W. 17Th St
Frances Gray
Halford St
Sam Lamphers
Madison Ave
George D. Page
See Beard
W. 20Th St
Richard Dorsey
Nelle St
J and
John Broadnax
Forkner
Capt
Harlan Vaughn
Set
Leon Murphy
Howard Little
Lucius Teague
David Doty
Howard Swafford
Madison County
Elwood Man Dies While On Visit To His Son
Harry Cere 79 of 701 S A St Elwood died Monday at 1 p m at Whitley County Hospital in Columbia City He was a retired Nickel Plate Railroad employee born March 5 1883 in Tipton County to Lewis and Catherine Locke He belonged to Grace Methodist Church Elwood Survived by four sons Howard Lake Tippecanoe David Noblesville Jay Gary Glen Indianapolis and a sister Ada Goar Tipton Funeral home arrangements are being made
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Elwood
Harry Cere
S. A St
Whitley County Hospital
Columbia ‘City
Lake Tippescuick
Nickel Plate Railroad
Tipton County
Lewis and
Catherine Locke
Grace Methodist Church
Beatrice Jack
Howard
Lake Tippecanoe
David
Noblesville
Jay
Gary
Glen
Indianapolis
Ada Goar
Tipton
Copher and Fesler Funeral Home
Jack Shildmyer
Jack F. Shildmyer
St. Marion
Dietzen
Anderson
Iinclude
Diana
Cammack
Muncie
Gerald K. Dodd Sr
St. Paul
Si Anderson
Marion
Marion Ellis Lodge
Brown
Robithe Chesterfield Christian Ert
Lee Shildmyer
Earl
Janie) Coon
Ial Park Cemetery
John
Jackie) Wood
Susan
Edna Shildmyer
William J. Shildmyer
Emma York Dies at 86 in Elwood
Emma I York 86 widow of Melvin York died Monday evening at Bradford Nursing Home Alexandria after months of illness. A Pearceville Kansas native, she lived most of her life in Elwood and belonged to Pilgrim Holiness Church. Survived by daughter Pauline Holowell of Anderson and son Bellis York of Syracuse plus siblings and grandchildren. Funeral rendered by York Dunnichay in Elwood with arrangements incomplete.
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Elwood
Emma I. ‘York
Melvin
Guy) ‘York
Bradford Nursing Home
Alexandria
Pearceville
Kans
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Pauline Holowell
Anderson
Bellis York
Syracuse
Kan
Homer Owen
Pratt, Kan
Loren Owen
South Hutchinson
Belle Carroll
Pueblo
Colo
Bethe
Hamilton
Ind
Slx
York-Dunnichay
Dominican Crisis Sparks OAS Peace Plan Discussion
A radio broadcast by Caamano signals a Dominican strike stance linked to the OAS peace plan. The plan envisions a provisional government and elections within six to nine months as Imbert's forces study the proposal.
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Caamano
Organization of American States
OAS
Imbert
Kansans Recount Slayings in 1961 Case Timeline
The article lists killings tied to a Kansas pair and notes statements by York and Guidroz. Victims include Althea Ottavio, 43, and Patricia Hewitt, 25, both of Valdosta Georgia, strangled while vacationing near Jacksonville Florida.
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Page One
Guidroz
York
Althea Ottavio
Patricia Anne Hewitt
Valdosta
Jacksonville
Obituaries in Anderson Honor Marjorie Cravens and Others
Mrs. Marjorie Cravens of 2356 Central Ave. died Saturday night in a hospital in Indianapolis. Survivors include three children, a mother, sisters, and a brother. Funeral arrangements were announced with local homes handling the services. Other notices include Lily Ryker of Hanover and Sarah Long of Marion, with details on calls, rites, and family connections. The list also covers infant deaths Daniel Dodd and Michael Reynolds, plus adults Dodd Jack Shildmyer and Frank Elberson, with locations and funeral homes in Indiana.
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Marjorie Cravens
Marjoria Cravens
Central Ave
Robert
Long Hostal
Indianapolis
Arlie C. Cravens
Linda
Clarence
John
E. Berry
Akron
Ohio
Rachel Dice
Dorothy Ray
Catherine Vaughn
Ruth Dolphin
Marple Heights
Clifford Berry
Union City
Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home
Speck and Hyder Funeral Home
Livingston
Tenn
Lily Ryker
Hanover
Herbert Ryker
Anderson
Opal Langsdale
Cecildren
Lydell Funeral Home
Madison
Ind
Thief Breaks In At Litt Jewelry Window On Madison Street
Police believe a special tool cut a hole in Litt Jewelry Co. window to snare rings. Norman Kroll, credit manager, learned of the theft when a boy alerted him there was a hole in the front window. Sperry Rand Univac plans to double production capacity in St. Paul for a new computer series, to be completed within a year.
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State
Madison Streets
Litt Jewelry Co
Norman Kroll
ITC
ST. Paul, Minn
UPI
Sperry Rand Corp
Univac
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Obituaries from Pendleton Noblesville and nearby areas report Robert D Alford of Pendleton dies after a year illness at Veterans Hospital Indianapolis aged born 1889 World War veteran and former Continental Can worker widow Charlotte Alford sister Betty Pyle funeral at Cornell Bright. Carrie Crawford Noblesville 89 dies at Hamilton Rest Home after three weeks illness. long life in Hamilton County church and clubs. funeral at Coaltrins. Esther Johnson 49 Noblesville dies Fort Wayne Hospital after extended illness. Carmel Friends Church member. burial Crownland Cemetery. Miss Johnson survived by brother and nieces. Pulp wood harvest noted and Falls City Beer on WHBU.
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Robert D. Alford Pendleton
Robert D. Alford
Pendleton
Veterans Hospital
Indianapolis
Han Jcock Co
Carrie Crawford
Noblesville
Carrie F. Crawford
Cherry St
Hamilton Rest
William H. Crawford
Crawford
Hamilton County
Walter and
Frances Stephenson
John D. Stephen
Noblesville Daily
Noblesville Ledger
Nashville, Tenn
First Methodist Church
Charles Hoehn
Robert S. Crawford
Theodore. Roberts
W. A. Stephenson
Miami, Fla
Coaltrin Funeral
Mark Biaising
Crownland Cemetery
Esther Johnson
Rt. 1
Fort Wayne
John
Carrie Johnson
Carmel Friends Church
Charles M. Johnson
Elsie Horney
Robert Johnson
Mary
Rital Johnson
Coaltrin Funeral Home
Howard Yow
The
Friends Church
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U.S
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Lions Club
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Voters Act
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Pipe Creek Township
Jackson
Stony Creek
Leach School
Linwood Civil Defense Headquarters
Jackson Township
Stony Creek Township
Lapel Lions
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Pipe
Countyview Country Club
New School Corporation
Arctic Circle
Emma York
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Cobartes Poon
Kroger Co
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Counci
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Tullahoma
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Ben Bella
Revolutionary Council of
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Pacha Marion Oyer
Craig
Latham
Grantsville
Utah
Boby
Anderson Meal Park
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
Sarah Long I Palmo
Sarah Long
Kimsucco M. Palmo
Eugene Long
Person
Robert Palmo
Martin
Adella
Dar- Elwood
Joean
Seveelds Culo
Brooks Memorial Chapel
John C. Zuber
Meadowbrook Raven
Zarene
Knox Ae
Point Isabell
Dodd
Daniel Jay Dodd
Gerald K. Dodd Jr
Satur
Riley Espital Io Ie Iamnapolis
Delco-Remy Division
Dept. 1103
Tindd Vaneo Af Wlawere
Kaneuanes Poyugustus Doughty
Nicholson File Co
Myrtle McClure
East Maplewood Cemetery
Lucy Berry
Frank Berry
St. John’s Hospital
Leland
Miss
Daybreak Chapel Church
Belzoni
James Berry
Essie Boyd
Marshall Robinson
Greenwood
David Robinson
Bertha Berry
Christine Jones
L. C. May Funeral Home
Doris Brown
Doris I. Brown
North Gale Sr
Methodist Hospital
Vern Brown
Brown Motor Sales
Ing
Doreen) Chidress
James
Anita) Gre.gory
Myrtle Coe
Harry Zaiser
Harry Coe
Byron Coe
Phoenix
Ariz
Harry Moore
Frank Elberson
Frank J. Elberson
Portland
Ore
N.C. Elberson
Main St
West Coast
Elberson
Elnora V. Lamm
Margarite Kem
Jeannette Wertz
Lorraine Brandy
West Ifield
Fred and
Frank
Falls City Beer
J. C. Hoover
Sonotone OF
Citizens Bank
Associates
Mexico
Vary Maed
Main Street
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