Man powered planes discussed at British Bi Township meeting
The article reviews early attempts at human powered flight, noting British enthusiasts' pursuit of pedestrian aircraft. It covers historic trials, the idea of muscle power in aviation, and recent experiments, including a 90 foot wing span design. A local meeting at Lindver School explores the program’s implications for school food service.
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British Bi Township
Food Birdmen Proper
National Geographic Society
Tearus
Constantinople
Britain
Elmer of
Malmesbury
Royal Aeronauti- English
Wings
Cal Society
Expo
Seria Plastics
Madison County
Joe
Armington
Eugene Creag
Earl Daugherty
Egbert Hood
Ing
Aeronautical Engineers General
Anderson Township
Food Service Association
Lindver School
Gerry Hostetter
Melba Campbell
Vera Stephenson
Madison Heights
Margarette McFall
Hostetter
25Th Street
Don Dick
Accepting Partial Divorce Settlement Final
Court declares the divorce settlement final in part while holding the partial agreement may proceed. The ruling addresses which provisions are enforceable and which remain unresolved.
Hospital Dismissals Reflect Indiana Appellate Ruling
An Indiana appellate decision affects hospital dismissals involving Janice Triplett and her husband’s heirs. The case names several individuals from Indianapolis and Chester as participants in the court process, with references to trial and related motions. The fragmentary OCR highlights include names like Mark Hurt and Joyn Rods, plus multiple addresses and dates, indicating a regional legal notice context.
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Indiana
Reese
Janice Triplett
Daugh
Mark Hurt
Indianapolis
Duala Sa
Alani
Tad Tod Releats
Saguchi
Goa
Joyn Rods
Chester
Bobby Mincey
Tesnon
Sige Donald
Ming
Lawrence
County Officials Discuss Flag Gift Program Meeting
County officials met Tuesday at the County Farm to view a flag gift program and consider bridge funding, meals for prisoners, sheriff's gasoline, transfers for insanity cases, and various local resident pledges. Notable attendees included Miss Donna Williams, Walter Wallace, and council members Roy Kabrich and Roger Broderick.
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Norma Hochsteter
Janice Nash
Orestes Sano Cony Ouscans
Mise Tree Lacs
Penieth
Alma Huffman
Steuben
Sir Wats Sayq
Namie Smiths
Raymond Lemon
Ora Bobekamp
Donna Wiliams
Charles St Pages
Walter Wallace
Lillie Carmany
Joann Gilpatrick
Mander
George Hackett
Chesterfield
Tree
Shey Spi
Roy Kabrich
2Nd St
Jall
Norma Crum
St. Pal
Jewie Panna
Evelyn Himes
P and Son
Bridges
St Sanity
Mildred Gilson
George Earley
Council
Kiwanis Club Plans Joint Meeting
Kiwanis Club announces a joint meeting with officials and local residents. Notes from organizers include Miss Georgia Russell and Miss Marcia Durant among speakers and attendees, with discussion of community projects and excur Ethel Foust and Mrs Lillian Phillips listed as participants. The item mentions Kiwanis activities and a focus on local youth and civic involvement, reflecting a busy autumn schedule.
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Nelemrle
Georgia Russell
Oakville
Ethel Foust
Lillian Phillips
Kiwanis
Saram
Community and Company
Marcia Durant
Alexandrie
Anthony Price
Linda Hurt
Summitville
Mildred Hert
Los Angeles Firms Buy General Water Heater and Pioneer
Republic Corp of Los Angeles says it bought General Water Heater Co and Pioneer Manufacturing Co both of Los Angeles for cash. The firms produce swimming pools garbage disposal units and several types of heaters. The price was not disclosed.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Republic Corp
General Water Heater Co
Pioneer Manufacturing Co
Senate Votes To Extend Rights Group
The Senate approved a stopgap one year extension for the US Civil Rights Commission with 70 to 15, all Southern Democrats opposing. The measure, attached as a rider to a private bill, extends the commission’s life while a broader civil rights debate looms. House action expected next week.
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Uway
Senate
US Civil Rights Commission
Sutherners
Theil
House
Chamber
Kennedy
Io Cer
Belgium
Te Midon
Elizabeth G. Masno
Holton
Maine
Sear
Hubert Ht. Humphrey
Dall
Thomas $ H. Rachel
Ralf
Jac Kr Davis
RNY
Kenneth B. Keating
James 0
Eastland
Mis
Allen J.ellender
D-La
Merman E.isimage
Dga
Speeard jMolland
Ffia
Strom Thurmond
DSC
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Adm
Dom’c. Stennis
Diss
Candlelight Rites For New Officers Of Woman's Club
Candlelight rites mark the installation of new officers for the Woman's Club of Daleville at the home of Mrs. Lat ry Besser. Mrs. Rex fees becomes president with Marion Kumaker as vice president and Ony Blake as secretary. Treasurer Glen Heatham and Jed Beckenholdt as reporter were named. Devotions by Mrs. Robert Mingle and a yearbook preview followed the business meeting with several members in attendance.
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Officers Woman's Club
Daleville
Wayne Shirey
Lat
Ry Besser
Robert Mingle
Rex Fees
Marion Kumaker
Ony Blake
Glen ‘Heatham
Jed Beckenholdt
Oemaker
Kenneth Shroyer
John Dilem
Keith McLaughlin
Robert Dare
Joe Lambert
John Reed
Fred Wolfe
Julia Lynn
Muncie
Fred Clark
Albany
ITT Plans $300 Million Europe Expansion Notices Jobs Rise
ITT president Harold S. Geneen announced to the board that a $300 million Western Europe expansion will be completed next year. The plan will add several thousand new jobs and lift ITT’s Western European payroll to 125,000 by the end of 1964.
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J. T.&t. Berlin
UPI
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
ITT
Europe
Harold S. Geneen
Geneen
Western
Senate urged a veterans affairs committee in 1960s debate
In a brief Senate speech, Vance Hartke argued that veterans legislation should be handled by a dedicated committee. He noted the Finance Public Welfare and Armed Services panels already carry heavy workloads, making unified oversight necessary. The discussion contrasted with the House having a veterans panel. Crash weather in Chicago noted three of four accidents occur in clear, dry conditions.
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Eereee Vance Hartke
Senate
Veterans’ Affairs Committee
House
Armed Services
Kerthe
Veterans’ Affairs
Chicago
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Alexandeia
Gaye Swan
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Mary Graham
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Kiwanis Club
Sherry Bruce
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Madi
Robert Campbell
Melody Lane
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Marilyn Zion
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Flea Jones
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