Indiana Supreme Court upholds death-time injury suit rule
The Indiana Supreme Court ruled that Howard Stewart's estate cannot collect damages for a 1956 injury that occurred before a 1959 law allowed such suits to survive death. The decision, written by Judge Frederick Lands, concluded the 1959 act has no retroactive effect and the action did not survive.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Supreme Court
High Court
Frederick Landis
Howard Stewart
Wayne
Stewart
Marson Construction Corp
Cambridge City
Public Service
Planning boards to study new projects in city and county
The Anderson Planning Commission chaired by James Priest will review zoning petitions this evening including a proposal for an apartment building at 11th and Sherman Streets. The Madison County Planning Commission will convene on July 11 to hear the items on its agenda.
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Anderson Planning Commission
Madison County Planning Commission
Anderson Board
James Priest
11Th and Sherman Sts
County Board
Anderson College Graduate Named Dean at Chicago YMCA Junior College
John Bouseman, Anderson College graduate, appointed dean of Central YMCA Junior College in Chicago. He earned a 1950 bachelor of science from AC and advanced degrees from the University of Chicago, where he is a doctoral candidate, and has long been active in YMCA education in the city. While a student, he edited The Andersonian.
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John Bouseman
Anderson College
Central Ymca
Chicago
Donald A. Canar
Central
Bouseman
Anderson
University of Chicago
YMCA
Andersonian
Controversy Rocks Women's Congress In Moscow
In Moscow the International Women's Congress erupted over Sino Indian border clashes as Indian delegate Aruna Asaf Ali condemned Chinese proposals. Chinese delegate Kuo Diem fought to speak, chairmen struggled to control the session, and guards moved to restore order amid walkouts and protests.
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Moscow
UPI
International Women’s Congress
Communist Party
Aruna Asaf Ali
Colombo
Kuo Diem
Mme. Kuo
Peking
Joan Carritt
Britain
Billie Ashby
South P St
Tulare
Calif
Congress
State Sergeant to Portray Self in ABC Film
Indianapolis AP report says state police Sergeant Will Portray Self in ABC TV series The Lawbreakers. The episode re enacts the 1961 fatal shooting of Marion County deputy Ed Byrne and the capture of killer Michael Callahan by Sgt Jay Romack near Bargersville. Seven Indianapolis policemen also appear in the program.
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Indianapolis
Abc-Tv
Lawbreakers
Marion County
Jay Romack
Michael Callahan
Bargersville
Callahan
Ed Byrne
Indiana truck fees end reciprocity grace period
Indiana enacts a 30 day grace period for truck owners from four states to pay registration fees despite reciprocity arrangements. A separate report notes a drowning at Lake Freeman in Delphi as a four year old lost his life during a family outing. Public Service Commission extends decal deadline to July 31 amid confusion over property tax laws and broken reciprocity agreements with other states.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Delphi
Ind
UPT
Lake Freeman
Jeff Kim Ricketts
Brookston
Hoosier
Allan Rachle
Indiana Public Service Commission
Racles
PSC
Dairy Day At Purdue Highlights Dairy Science July 15
Purdue University hosts Dairy Day at the Dairy Center in Lafayette on July 15 focusing on nutrition housing and consumer acceptance of dairy products. Activities include demonstrations on feeding practices milking equipment protein testing and milk marketing trends with Purdue scientists and industry leaders.
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Lafayette
Purdue University
Cherry Lane
Purdue
Hoosier
Dairy Center
R. E. Erb
Animal Sciences
G. C. Quakenbush
American Dairy Association
D. L. Hill
Department of Animal Sciences
Congress Asked To Curb Ads On Sex Books
A House Post Office subcommittee heard leaders from Chicago Fort Wayne and New York testify for a bill to let teens refuse obscene mail and require removal from lists. They cited ads for titles like How to Conduct a Sex Orgy Sin Show and Last Campus and noted teens unwittingly join illicit mailings through product ads.
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Washington
API
Congress
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Ind
New York City
House Post Office
Morton A. Hill
New York
Yorkville
Thomas Blee
Edward Dahm
Edward Rekruciak
Studebaker to halt 1963 Hawks and Larks production
South Bend Indiana based Studebaker announces a pause in 1963 Hawks and Larks output. Avanti and commercial trucks stop July 2 with 1964 models starting July 22. Framing begins August 5, assembly August 12, first 1964 units August 14. Military trucks continue. The Congo crosses the equator twice.
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South Bend
Ind
Studebaker Corp
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Cuba
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