Senator Drops Redistricting Court Action
Greenfield Indiana Senator Melville Watson said he will not complete an appeal to the Indiana Supreme Court over the General Assembly's reapportionment ruling. He cited the 30 day extension limit and noted he could proceed solo, but others doubt that plan. He urged one more legislative effort to achieve urban rural equal representation.
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Greenfield
Ind
UPI
Indiana General Assembly
Melville Watson
Indiana Supreme Court
Marion County
E John Linder
Watson
Indiana
Bulletin - Herald
Missle Sub Is Christened By Mrs Kennedy In Groton
Jacqueline Kennedy christens the Lafayette nuclear Polaris submarine at General Dynamics Electric Boat in Groton Connecticut. The 425 foot vessel, 7000 ton and new class of ballistic missile subs, slides into the Thames amid ceremony with Navy Secretary Korth and French ambassador Alphand.
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Thames
Jaman
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corp
Secretary of the Navy
Fred ‘Korth
Lafayette
France
United States
Nerve Alphand
Coca Cola First Quarter Sales Hit New Records
Coca Cola Co reported world wide first quarter earnings and sales reaching record levels. Lee Talley, chairman and president, announced at the annual meeting that first quarter figures will be released after a directors meeting.
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Wilmington
Del
Coca-Cola Co
Lee Talley
Tanganyika To Start Voter Registration
The report notes Tanganyika will begin voter registration as part of ongoing political reforms. US diplomacy presses ahead with Berlin talks despite Adenauer objections. State Department affirms confidence in exploratory talks with the Soviet Union and Western allies to address the Berlin issue.
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Washington
Vphl
United States
Konrad Adenauer
Berlin
State Department
Adenauer
Department
iHe
Lincoln
White
Soviet Union
U.S
United St
Ion
Albany
N. Y
May Breakfast in Daleville at Methodist Church
Daleville May Breakfast at the Methodist Church Thursday morning May 3 featured speaker Miss Marie Adams, a retired missionary from China and Korea. The event, chaired by Mrs Bette Stewart, included a large list of attendees and yellow and white table decor.
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Daleville
Daleville Methodist Church
Ains
Bette Stewart
Ruth Matfield
Jodie Wilson
Irene Hall
Phyllis Zumphe
Mary Lillie
Leon Calvert
Marie Adams
China
Korea
Barbara
Elaine
Marilyn Lantz
Addie Richie
Vera Schlegel
Daisy Sinclair
Marlene Lambert
Mildred Caldwell
Lena Heavneer
Dorothy Ratz
Dorothy Haines
WSWS
E.U.B. Church
Roscoe Kendall
Norman Shroyer
Atlee Hinker
Bridegroom-to-be Dr John Hurley to wed Miss Ei McGraw
Community note reports a May 18 wedding planned in Daleville with Miss Ei McGraw and Dr John Hurley the central couple. Guests include many local families with colors yellow and white used in decorations. The ceremony follows a May 12 bridal shower with attendees from Daleville and nearby towns.
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Daneville
Marion Sh
Joseph
Onj
John
Daleville
East Germany
Cooper Change Sinks Voting Rights Bill Clash
Senator John Sherman Cooper plans to oppose the administration's voting rights bill, signaling a Southern bloc challenge to cloture as the first major Senate showdown looms. The measure would ban literacy tests for voter qualification and could decide the bill's fate this year. The fight centers on constitutional concerns and potential extensions of literacy proof for federal elections.
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Washington
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Senate
Cooper
Willis Robertson
D-Va
Methodist Ae Pemeeraie
Ts. Lioyd Ashby
Imargin
Mother-Daughter Banquet Marks Daleville Tradition
DALEVILLE The annual Mother-Daughter banquet of the community drew families to the town hall dining room where mothers and daughters shared a meal and social activities highlighting local traditions and community ties.
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Daleville
Alta Cummins Circle Elects Mrs. Wilson
Middletown Alta Cummins Circle of Sixth Street Christian Church met at the home of Mrs. Bertha Liebhardt with Mrs. Jessie Wilson as co hostess. Mrs. Jesse Wilson was elected group leader and Mrs. Helen Hamilton as secretary and treasurer. A chicken pie supper was announced for May 19 and other institute events noted in Muncie and Chicago.
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Middletown
Alta Cummins Cwf
Sixth Street Christian Church
Bertha Liebhardt
Jessie Wilson
Wayne Hol
Wager
Jesse Wilson
Helen Hamilton
Nellie Wilson
Blanche Hall
Dorothy Brice
Muncie
Chicago
Orizada Davis
Elizabeth Lee
Bertha McMullen
Daisy Gildersleeve
Sugar Spice Club Met At Mitchell Home
Summitville residents report the Sugar and Spice Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Robert Mitchell the vice president presiding in the president’s absence. Devo and song led by Eva Hiatt followed a lesson on freezing foods by Charles Faulk and William Turner. Attendees included Velma Butler Dean Hiatt Cecil Coleman Sohn Hiatt Robert Ribelin and the hosts. Next meeting set with Velma Butler on June 7.
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Summitville
Sugar and Spice Home Demonstration Club
Robert Mitchell
Robert Swinford
Willard Horine
Howard Clark
Eva Hiatt
Charles Faulk
William Turner
Velma Butler
Mesdames
Dean Hiatt
Cecil Coleman
Sohn
Hiatt
Robert Ribelin
Willard Hor
Pines Robert Swinford
Ness
Club Luncheon and Meeting at Summitville Methodist Church
In Summitville a dessert luncheon was held at the Methodist Church annex hosted by Mrs. Troy Eaton and Mrs. Orville Broyles. The Good Will class served. President Mrs. Gathel Richards presided at the meeting with Estal Thurston reading. Attendees included Mes James Ethel Wall Martha Jones Frances Eaton Edna Allen Winifred Allman Mabel Beeson Stella Brown Shirley Broyles Velma DuPony Grace Fern Hannon Lu eile Harrold Cora Howell Nelle Inglis Esta Vinson Lula Tomlinson Estal Thurston Marjorie Preugh and Gathel Richards Mrs Colleen Inglis and visiting Mr and Mrs T H Jones of Lawton Mich. The Joneses stayed with Gordon Jones and family. Also noted was the Perkinsville wedding of Joyce Ann Beck and James Mosbaugh attended by family and friends. BURRIS SPEECH WINNER. David Burris won bronze first-bar at the WCTU speech contest hosted by Mrs. John Matschkeit. Other speakers were Stephen Burkhart Rebecca Reish Christopher Linamen Mark Newberry and Jona Cremer.
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Summitville
South and East
Methodist Church
Troy Eaton
Orville Broyles
Gathel Richards
Estal Thurston
Mes
James Ethel Wall
Martha Jones
Frances Eaton
Edna Allen
Winifred Allman
Mabel Beeson
Stella Brown
Shirley Broyles
Velma DuPony
Grace Fern Hannon
Lu‘eile Harrold
Cora Howell
Nelle Inglis
Esta Vinson
Lula Tomlinson
Marjorie Preugh
Colleen Inglis
T. H. Jones
Lawton
Mich
Gordon Jones
Glenn Neese
Ann
Perkinsville
Joyce Ann Beck
Harold Beck i
James Mosbaugh
Walter Mosbaugh
Noblesville
Highland Band Boosters Accept Florida Invitation
Highland Band Boosters voted to march in Miami on New Year Day and plan a campaign to raise 10000 dollars for the trip. Donations are being accepted at Highland Orange Bowl Trip Box 1066 Anderson. Officers elected: John Rice president Merle Douglas vice president Ethod Nobil secretary Clar ence Bowlin assistant secretary Harry Long treasurer.
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Highland Band Boosters
Miami
Fla
Donald Burris
Anderson
Boosters Group
Boosters
John Rice
Merle Douglas
Ethod Nobil
Clarence Bowlin
Harry Long
Elizabeth Clock Hosts Know Your Neighbor Club Meeting
Mrs. Eliza beth Clock entertained the Know Your Neighbor Club at her home east of Summitville with Miss Elva Beeson as co host. Mrs. Dorothy Leach opened the meeting and the hostess gave de votions. Refreshments were served by the hostesses to a list of members and guests including Mrs. Elbert Bradford and Mrs. Edith Crow. Mr and Mrs James A Lum ibis and children arrived at Mrs Lumbis home from Casa Blanca Algeria where Mr Lum bis served in the U S Air Force and will be relocated in the United States.
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Summitville
Elizabeth Clock
Know Your Neighbor Club
Elva Beeson
Dorothy Leach
Mirs
Mesdames Veda J Smith
Beulah Clock
Elie Jones
iFrances Sells
Ethel Slain
Doroithy Leach
Ethel Buller
Charles i Melling
James A. Lum Ibis
Lumbis
Antho Lawson
Casa Blanca
Algeria
Lum[bis
U.S
United States
Button hobby facts shared by Mrs. John Luken in Muncie gathering
A social evening in LOWLE UYWELL hosted by numerous guests featured speaker Mrs. John Luken of Muncie who showed her button collection and offered insights into her hobby. Mrs. John McNeil returned home from Memorial Clinic in Indianapolis after treatment.
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Patty
Linda Coppa
Irene
Essie Rowe
Chas. Blevin
Marcia
Geo. Glaze
Cletus Stevens
J. Robert Bullock
Judy
Paul McNutt
Maureen
Edna Ballinger
Warren Anderson Sr
Warren Miller
Warren Anderson, Jr
Raymond ‘Fish
Jeffersonville Man Named By IU Alumni
A nominating committee selected Charles C. Fox of Jeffersonville to succeed J. Howard Ailtop of Indianapolis as president of the Indiana University Alumni Association. Officers to be chosen by mail ballot with results announced at the June commencement. Eugene D. Fletchall of LaGrange elected vice president, Mrs. Lawrence N. Carter of Indianapolis secretary, and Thomas A. Cookson of Bloomington treasurer.
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Bloomington
Ind
UPI
Charles C. Fox
Jeffersonville
J. Howard Ailtop
Indianapolis
Indiana University Alumni Association
Eugene D. Fletchall
LaiGrange
Lawrence N. Carter
Thomas A. Cookson
Daleville Club Sees May Meeting At Mrs Teeters Home
The Daleville clubs report a May 15 gathering at Mrs Teeters Middletown home to support Shriners Hospitals for Crippled Children. Mrs John A Reed Sr travels to Chicago for the 33rd Annual Convention with aviation plans for later. Community and TWC groups meet for lunches, bridge, and conservation lessons.
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Teeters
Middletown
Shriners
John A. Reed Sr
Red
Chicago
Daleville
Detroit
Home Club
Walterlede
Cleveland
United Hudson
el Paso
Texas Airlines
Ladies Oriental Shrine
Stephen Foster
Ing
North America
Swanee River
My Old Harden ”Organization
Kentucky Home
New Mothers
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Col. Sander
Jackson Street
AL Stow
Jackson
Missile Sub
Mrs
Kennedy
Tanganyika
Faye Michaels
Martha Polhemus
Chas. Barnum
Ray Kluklenski
Thomas Kitterman
Walter Jackson
Don Rinker
Georgia Benzeneaver
Merlin Painter
Baugha Murray
Mary Edelmann
Dar-Es-Salaam
UPT
Tangan Cereus
Revelvea Am Assori
Yika
West Berlin
Mary McGraw
Roy
Sipe
Richard Hurley
J. W. Shoemaker
Walter Smith
Neaba
Forrest Stewart
Byron Michaels
Ronald Nixon
Martha Society of the Christian Church
Grover Rogers
Robert Stewart
sOthers
Rod Richman
Ronald Hurst
Leon Babb
John Shimoun
Taylor
OLD Taylor Distillery Company
Frankfort & Louisville
Kantug
Alta Cummins Circle
Mrs. Wilson
Sugar Spice Club
Mitchell
Jwie
Florida
Daswrand
Insurance Department
Anderson Banking Co
Meridian
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Oscar Melson
Jerry Mahoney
Berg Jenkins
Francis Oleksy
Hilbert Red
Tom Johnson
F. C. Curtis
John Bronnenberg
Paul Monroe
F. C. Scott
LeRoy Schlegel
Garfield Grove
George Pugsley
Walter Robbins
Charles Reed
TWC Club
C. R. McKee
Tally-Ho Bridge Club
Jack Walker
Paul Greene Paint Co
Pratt & Lambert
Madison Ave
Mace
Stokely
Harvard
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