Judge Clears City Hall Pickets as Contempt Hearing Resumes
About 500 Teamsters Local 107 pickets disperse from City Hall after Judge Leo Weinrott orders them to clear out amid a contempt hearing over a wildcat truckers’ strike that halted food transport for three days. Police guard the hall as the hearing resumes with officers recessed.
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Shirley Families Attend IU Commencement
Shirley families join Indiana University commencement exercises as Thomas Wheeler earns a B S in mathematics and Terry Smith Wheeler earns a B S in elementary education. Both plan to pursue masters and teach in Richmond this fall. Lilac Club members attend a June theater trip in Indianapolis and Alpha Club hosts a meeting at Mrs. Whisler s home. A Falls Park cook-out honors Kennard Lapel and Pendleton families.
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Adrian Wheeler
Susan
Dennie Wheeler
Indiana University
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Terry Smith Wheeler
Robert Smith
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Lilac Club
Indianapolis
Jean White
Beverly
Andrea Vetter
Byron Barton
Robert Aate
Freeman Trulock
Robert Collins
Arthur Drysdale
James McDaniel
Beulah Vetter
Lyle Rozzell
Wesley Simmons
Barbara White
Robert Sigler
Alpha Club
Ted Whisler
Grant
Marjorie Sears
Children’s Association of
Hancock County
Falls Park
Pendleton
Kenneth Bolton
Lapel
Robert Caldon
Kennard
Cecil Carter
Jackson Molden Wedding Solemnized in Wilkinson
Shirley witnesses the June ceremony for Sandra Lynn Molden and James R. Jackson at the Wilkinson home. The double ring service featured family members and a two tiered cake. The couple plans to reside in Wilkinson after June 16 following trips to the Smoky Mountains. Sandra Molden is a graduate and works at Guide Lamp in Anderson.
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Sandra Lynn Molden
Russell Molden
Rt. 1
Wilkinson
James R. Jackson
Robert Jackson
Lilburn Simmons
Simmons
Wilkinson Church of Christ
Jerry Ware
Ralph Brown
Harry Shaul
Smoky Mountains
Eastern Hancock High School
Wilkinson High School
Anderson
Vast Soviet Union Spreads Across Oceans and Siberia
A long AP travel sketch traces a 5775 mile Moscow to Sea of Japan train journey, highlighting cities like Yaroslavl, Sverdlovsk, Tyumen, Novosibirsk, Irkutsk, Baykal, and Khabarovsk, the taiga, steppes, prisons, and Far East ports, with notes on population, industry, and geography.
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Sea of Japan
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West Siberian
Nazivavevshkaya
Soviet Central Asia
Omsk
Irtysh
Novosibirsk
Irkutsk
Baykal
Mongolia
Amur
Khabarovsk
Nakhodka
Admiral Moorer says U.S. leads in submarines
In London Admiral Thomas F. Moorer, newly appointed supreme Allied commander for the Atlantic, told reporters that the Russians would not find a submarine war in the Atlantic a pushover and warned that the West lacks sufficient anti submarine escorts. He called submarine warfare a war of attrition during his London visit.
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UPID
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Lutheran pastor elected to Missouri Synod board
The Rev. William Buege of Valparaiso Indiana has been elected to a four year term on the board of directors of the Missouri Synod of the Lutheran Church. The convention also voted to table a motion to accept federal funds for its parochial schools.
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Lutheran Detroit
William Buege
Valparaiso
Ind
The
Missouri Synod of the Lutheran Church
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