Navy official to lead Public Information Office announced
Rear Admiral John McCain Jr spoke at a presentation on The New Four Ocean Challenge. He will become head of the Navy Public Information Office in August. Escort officers included Lt Cmdr Stanley Williams and Lt. Mdr. Jack MacKercher, tied to public affairs and Atlantic Amphibious Forces.
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John
McCain, Jr
Amphibious Training Command
U.S. Atlantic Fleet
Navy
Public Information Office
Cmdr
Stanley Williams
U.S. Navy Public Affairs
Chicago
Jack MacKercher
Atlantic Amphibious Forces
Norfolk
iNext
Experien
Order Halts ISP Action at Speedway Court Ruling
Superior Court judge Nelson Bubanton issued an order halting ISP actions at the Speedway. The complaint seeks a permanent injunction and declaratory judgment on parts and rebuilding amid disputes with State Police and Speedway owner Joe Helpling. A $1,000 bond was posted to restrain arrests while the suit proceeds.
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Speedway
Udge Nelson Bubanton
Pendlet
Joe Helpling
Post
Yesterdas
Wil Helpling
McClin
Papelore Evurdar
Defendants Awarded $5,107 In Land Condemnation Suit
A Circuit Court jury awarded John and Vesta Cole five thousand one hundred seven dollars in a 1959 land condemnation case in Emporia Indiana. The state sought compensation for a 13 1/2 by 146 foot strip for widening and resurfacing Indiana 36. Judge Carl T. Smith presided and the jury deliberated about three hours after a 7 p.m. conclusion. Attorneys John Farr Richard Davisson for the defendants and Harold Anderson William Fahey for the state represented the parties.
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Emporia
Indiana
John
Vesta Cole
Carl T. Smith
John Farr
Richard Davisson
Harold Anderson
William Fahey
Rep- Sports Folo
Derby civic league honors area sponsors and vendors
A Derby listing names sponsors and contributors across multiple categories. Notable participants include Bill Dawson of State Farm Insurance, Atlas Red-D-Mix, Police PAL League, Maley's Hardware, Dietzen's Bakery, Ro bert Hancock, Ro bert Wehbey, S. and S. Auto Sales, Hook's Drug Store, Anderson Banking, Geeting Lumber, and Ray's TV Service among others.
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Bill Dawson
State Farm Insurance
Michael Woodruff
David Barson
Atlas
George Ellis
Police
Eldon Maley
Maley’s Hardware
Phillip Conner
Dietzen
Wayne Bilbrey
Robert Hancock
Ronnie Bovie
Robert Wehbey
Eric Ayres
Don Wehrly
Tommy Zirklebach
Paul's
David Gribben
Freeman discusses eminent domain land takings and cotton advisory role
Freeman cites farmers who lost land under eminent domain for public facilities and criticizes a 1960s decision appointing Estes to the cotton advisory committee amid ongoing cotton disputes. The piece notes EUB Pastor’s national post with the General Church and honors Dr Lanahan received from Indiana Central College for civic and religious service.
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Freeman
Lanahan
Daniel D. Carl
San ‘Dusky
Findlay
Ohio
William E. Messmer
Miami
Dayton
Paul Bilby
North Indiana
Indiana Central College
Death notices for Lois Wickard and family in Elwood
Former Elwood aunt Lois Wickard of Elwood. The couple's son was born in Elwood September 14, 1956. The bodies are being taken to the Robert L. Jackley Funeral Home at Elwood, where arrangements are pending. A ga
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Lois Wickard
Elwood
Robert L. Jackley
Indiana Church Leader Receives Honor Amid Civic Work
Madison County records recount a civic award decision for a local minister named in a court action. Plaintiffs Cleaver Robert C. Miller Burton G. McCullough George L. Hancock and Read B. Canaday challenge building committee approvals and what appears to be a broader dispute over recognition of a church figure’s service.
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Hoosier Electric Co-Operative
Indiana Central College
Indiana
New Post
Christihe “Selection Committee
Madison County Corporation
Cleaver
Robert C. Miller
Burton G. McCullough
George L. Hancock
Read B. Canaday
House backs Kennedy trade bill after narrow farm defeat
A week after a crushing farm bill defeat, the House approved the Kennedy bill by 82 votes. The tally showed 253 to 71 against Rep Noah Mason’s bid to derail the measure with a one year extension of the current trade program.
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White House
House
Noah Mason
REA Loans Face Scrutiny Over Secrecy and Reach
A report criticizes the REA for secret large loans to cooperatives in 1963, alleging bypass of state authority and tax advantages. Officials claim new policy ends secrecy, but critics say it yields no real change and exposes taxpayers to higher costs.
Soviet Spy Soblen Executed for War Crimes
Soblen hanged on May 31 for aiding Nazi extermination of six million Jews. Arrest order keeps him in custody as the U.S. and Israel weigh extradition despite no formal treaty. Informants say Israel could return him regardless. U.S. Attorney Morgenthau vows full effort to secure his return.
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Soblen
United States
Israel
Washington
Iplain
U.S
Robert M. Morgenthau
New York
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HOVE
Derby
Charles S. Murphy
Estes
Eub Pastor
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Inndiana Central College
Indianapolis
Rea
G&t
Norman M. Clapp
Rural Electric Fire Association
Memicy
Clapp
Hoosier
State Power Commission
K. L. Scntt
Agricultural Tredit Services
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Fortafea
Gene F. Rinta
Council of State Chambers of Commerce
Washington, D.C
Ray Hannell
Rogers
Electra
Anderson
Nobil
Mae
Womer
Men’s & Boys
Tennis
Oxfords
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