Cornplanter Drum and Bugle Corps Dominates Weekend Shows
Warren and Jamestown musicians claim three first prizes as the Cornplanter Drum and Bugle Corps expands beyond Warren. The unit includes many members from the Cure and Eire group and is sponsored by Chief Cornplanter Post 135, American Legion. The town shows support as local employment ads seek El Bin Laboratories workers and county poultry production rankings are reported.
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Warren
Jamestown
Cure and
Eire
American Legion
Delayed Leg Surgery for Ill Child Until Father Located
Diane Kelly a 4 year old Sunbury girl with cerebral palsy may have leg surgery postponed after Dr Winthrop Phelps recommended delaying treatment until her father is found. The father left March 28 for Rochester New York and has not been seen since. A June telegram from Portland Maine said he would call that night but did not.
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Elizabethtown
Sunbury
Winthrop Phelps
Diane Kelly
State Hospital
Diane
Rochester
N. Y
Portland
Maine
Five held on hate packetering charges in Greenfield
Shelton inquired about the five men arrested in Greenfield for distributing anti Negro literature via the Klan newspaper Firey Cross. They were charged under a 1947 Indiana law prohibiting packetering in hate as they targeted post office box holders. Sheriff Kirkpatrick said he would seek counsel while State Attorney General Dillon noted the Klan may have operated in Indiana and refused to prejudice the defendants rights.
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Shelton
Greenfield
Firey Cross
Hancock County
Edwin Kirkpatrick
Bottorf
John J. Dillon
Klan
Dillon
Indiana
Medicare What It Is and Isn’t A Primer for Beneficiaries
The article explains Medicare basics and cost examples including hospital, nursing home, and device charges. It outlines enrollment periods for both hospital and physician plans, penalties for late enrollment, and notes a forthcoming government satellite launch in Moscow as part of space intelligence coverage.
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Moscow
Tass
Outer
Space
Indiana seeks $10,000 fine against Klan for registration lapse
Indiana Secretary of State D Bottorff announced the state seeks a $10 000 fine against the Ku Klux Klan for failing to register as an out of state corporation. Bottorff cited a Greenfield post office box and a local agent linked to the group while noting a visit by Robert M Shelton Jr head of United Klans of America. He predicted the Klan could build Indiana strength prior to the 1968 gubernatorial election.
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Ind
Indiana
D. Bottorff
Ku Klux Klan
Bottorff
Greenfield
United Klans of America, Inc
Robert M. Shelton Jr
Tuscaloosa
Ala
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