Supreme Court to review Gary airport zoning case
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear the Jankovichs Calumet Aviation case after an Indiana court awarded $164,000 in damages for an zoning ruling that the airport owner argues constitutes a taking without compensation. The case involves leased Gary Airport land and highway construction that restricted a runway.
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UPI
Supreme Court
Gary
Ind
Nick
Paul Jankovich
Porter
Jankovich
Calumet Aviation Co
Supreme Court of the
U.S. Supreme Court
Calumet
Indiana Toll Road Commission
Grand Calumet River
Teague Renamed To Head UAW Local 662
Frank Teague the president of UAW Local 662 was re elected by a union vote totaling 6200 ballots. He defeated Neal Edwards while Pete Franklin Rob ert Kinerk James Courtney Jack Counts Paul Carper Rolland Medley Walter Keith Roy Jones Russell Brown Ross Drennen were elected as officers and trustees.
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Frank Teague
UAW
Delco-R Division
Teague
Neal Edwards
Pete Franklin
Robert Kinerk
James Courtney
Jack Counts
Paul Carper
Rolland Medley
Walter Keith
Roy Jones
Russell Brown
Ross Drennen
Wabash Trip Planned by Anderson Railroad Club
Members of the Anderson Railroad Club schedule a regular monthly meeting on Wednesday at 7 p.m. at headquarters in an interurban car at 15th and Meridian. The main item is advancing plans for a public excursion to Wabash on June 28, in an interurban car pulled by a New York Central diesel. A note mentions a town named Arabia in Indiana.
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Anderson Railroad Club
15Th and
Meridian Sts
Wabash
New York Central
Spring Graduates Carry Variety of New Credentials
Indiana University lists 26 candidates for the Bachelors of Science in physical therapy including Therapy graduates Miss Julia Rummel and Miss Jean Lavonne Phillips. They will receive pins at 7:30 p.m. June 7 at the IU Medical Center after four years of study and clinical internship. Ball State Teachers College features 35 women finishing two years of secretarial training this summer, among them Melanie Isaacs, Linda Harless, and Nina Marie Fleener. Connie Howe graduates from St Joseph Academy in Tipton with Bishop Carberry presiding and Mgr Conroy delivering the address. Donald Max Livingston pursues a BA at David Lipscomb College with commencement at 6:30 p.m. Saturday.
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Julia Rummel
Gene Rummel
van Buskirk Rd
Jean Lavonne Phillips
Harold L. Phillips
Martin Dr
Indiana University
I.U. Medical Center
Melanie Isaacs
Linda Harless
Anderson
Nina Marie Fleener
Elwood
Ball State Teachers College
Miss Isaacs
Loren Brizendine
Arrow Ave
Miss Harless
Lloyd Harless
Laurel Lane
Miss Fleener
Ora Fleener
Connie Howe
Richard S. Howe
Sunset Dr
St. Joseph Academy
Tipton
John J. Carberry
Mgr
James P. Conroy
Donald Max Livingston
Howard Livingston
34Th St
David Lipscomb College
Nashville
Girl is killed in three car collision near Salem
Vickie L. Nail, 17, of New Albany was killed and two others were injured Sunday night in a three car crash on a county road eight miles south of Salem. The victim rode in a car driven by John C. Austin, 21, of Louisville Kentucky, who was injured critically.
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Salem, Ind
Vickie L. Nail
New Albany
Salem
Miss Nail
John C. Austin
Louis Ky
Marsh promotes Leroy Dickerson to Nichol Avenue store manager
Leroy Dickerson formerly assistant manager at the Ind 67 and Columbus Marsh Super market is promoted to manager of the Marsh Supermarket at 2812 Nichol Ave Estel V Marsh announces Dickerson has worked at the south side store since it opened last June He is a New Castle native and a high school graduate He and his wife have six children four girls and two boys.
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MARSH
Leroy Dickerson
Ind. 67
Columbus Ave
Nichol Ave
Estel V. Marsh
Dickerson
South Side
New Castle
Hoosier Governor Welsh Tours Washington for Fundraising and Talk
Indiana Governor Welsh travels to Washington for a presidential fundraiser and to open the National Conference on International Economic Development. Co chairing is Charles P. Taft of Cincinnati as the conference marks its 12th anniversary. Welsh will speak on American Ideals and Interest in International Development and return to Indianapolis that afternoon.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Welsh
Washington
Hiop
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Eight Volunteers For Exchange In Teaching Posts
Eight Indianapolis public school teachers have volunteered for a proposed teacher exchange between white and Negro staff. Four are Negro and four are white, but none can switch classes due to subject and grade differences. Harold O. Hatcher of the State Civil Rights Commission says the need grows as White and Negro schools remain separate. believed six teams could trade rooms next fall to begin the program.
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Indianapolis
Harold O. Hatcher
State Civil Rights Commission
Hatcher
Submerged Sub Labs Fire Two Polaris A-3 Missiles
The USS Daniel Webster, first submarine to carry the Polaris A-3, fired two long range missiles from submerged depth in the Atlantic off Florida. The launches occurred at 1:29 p.m. EST and 2:15 p.m., with the submarine surfacing briefly to observe as both tests scored hits and advanced the Navy toward a global strike capability.
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Cape Kennedy
UPS
Navy
Daniel Webster
Atlantic
Florida
Andrew Jack
Steam
Son
Postal group era creates global mail standard
One of the first international organizations was the Universal Postal Union of 1874. Member nations agreed on uniform mail handling.
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Washington
Universal Postal Union
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Hoosier
Quter Space
Railroad Club
Arabia
Indiana
Business Administration
Corlece
Fort Wayne, Ind
I.B.M
Miss Howe
Capital
Storm
Anderson Art Glass
Ford
Fred Welker
Ford, Inc
Okeh
Jackson
Carl D. Erskine
J. Robert Hughes
Albert J. Jackson
C. Fred Johnson
Dan J. McGranahan
Ralph N. Matthews
Edward E. Ray
Johnson-Matthews Agency
Anderson, Indiana
Admiral Televisions
Madison County
Frank
Columbus
Anderson’s
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