Boone Farmers Seek 140000 in Conservation Aid for 1963
Boone residents discuss the Agricultural Conservation Program funding for 1963. The ACP Development Group outlines practices to conserve water and reduce runoff, noting public funds cover part of the cost while farmers bear about half.
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Boone
Hugh Acp
ACP
ASC
Soil Conservation Service
Forest Service
Extension Service
State Game Department
Farmers Home Administration
City Council Sworn In and County Elections Ahead
New City Council officials will be sworn in January 1 at noon in the City Council Chambers. Judge Charles F. Thompson will administer the oath to retiring members and to newly elected Laura Roth as clerk-treasurer, with Eunice Hopkins the first woman on the board. County terms begin with Stacey Cox’s reappointment January 1, and elections loom for Treasurer, Auditor, Recorder, and possibly two commissioners under a new four-year term rule. School referendums are planned for Harrison Jefferson Jackson residents and Sugar Creek MSD, with another vote in May.
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Charles F. Thompson
Herbert Ransdell
James Jaggener
Laura Roth
Treasur
Eunice Hopkins
Rt Campbell
Socrat
Bill Keeler
John Wild
Ge Green
Ono Ministerial Associa
Stacey Cox
Vera Berry
Recorder's Office
Harold Neuschwander
Robert McCann
Harrison, Jefferson
Jackson
Sugar Creek Msd
Recorder Sets Microfilm Cost in Boone County
Boone County Recorder Harold Neuenschwander announced new microfilming of legal instruments starting January 2. Recording fees follow state law: $2 for the first page and $1 for each additional page on legal size (not exceeding 9 by 15 inches). The measure aligns with other counties and adds a security and conformity benefit.
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Boone County Recorder
Harold Nuenschwander
Neuenschwander
General Assembly
Reporter's First Baby Contest Opens Boone County 1964
Lebanon merchants await the first Boone County birth of 1964 as the newspaper announces a baby contest with page 8 detailing rules and merchandise prizes.
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Lebanon
Boone County
Speed Limits Altered On SR 39 North
The State Highway Department sets new SR 39 North speed limits within the city from Camp Street northward. Traffic dereases from 40 to 35 mph for a section, 6 to 4 mph for another, and a 25 mph zone near Northfield Drive during school crossing times. Clinton A Ven able announces the order with support from George Young Fred Ashbaucher and Ray Whitton.
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State Highway Department
SR 39
Camp Street
Camp
Northfield Drive
Clinton A. Venable
Division of
George Young
Fred Ashbaucher
Ray Whitton
Max Edwards
Highway Department
Edwards
State Department
Prayer text excerpt and invocation for daily reflection
Open our eyes to see the light of life in Jesus Christ amid daily concerns. We pray in Jesus' name. Amen. The message recalls John 1:11 and urges focus on the divine during routine life.
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John
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Berlin wall shooting draws US protest to USSR
The United States protested to the Soviet Union over the Christmas Day shooting of 13 year old Paul Schultz by East German border guards as he scaled the Berlin Wall. The note, delivered in Bonn to the East German capital, blamed the wall for endangering lives and demanded action to halt such acts.
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Berlin
UPI
United States
Russia
Martin Hillenbrand
Bonn
Pyotr A. Abrasimov
East Germany
East Berlin
Soviet Union
Paul Schultz
Wall
Hillenbrand
George McGhee
Germany
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Horst Korber
Brandt
Erich Wendt
Korber
Wendt
DePauw President Urges Unified Life View at College Day
Dr William E Kerstetter new DePauw president spoke to Lebanon Kiwanis and guests at College Day luncheon crediting unified life meaning as core of education. He praised Rolla Malpas estate gift for scholarships and noted scholars returning home from Purdue Butler Ball State and more.
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Kerstetters
William E. Kerstetter
DePauw
Kerstetter
Laura
Indiana Methodist Children’s Home
Lebanon Kiwanis Club
John A. Hoadley
C. G. Kern
Ruth Brookshire
John A. Headley
Headley
Dr. Kerstetter
Kiwanis College
Ne Panw
DePauw University
Lebanon Kiwanians
Alen Country Club
Bethlehem
Palestine
Tim
Rolla Malpas
Lebanon
Earl Potts
Thomas Lang
Purdue
Mike
Missing Man Found in West
Noblesville Indiana UPD reports candy vending machine serviceman Paul R Dagwalt who vanished in December with his Volkswagen loaded with candy and cigarettes was found safe in Fresno California with amnesia. His identity was confirmed by fingerprints and his family traveled to California. Dagwalt’s daughter Sandra 18 said a hospital and wife were contacted and he does not recognize his family.
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Noblesville
Ind
UPDA
California
Paul R. Dagwalt
Fresno
Daywalt
Sandra
Uuiler
Living costs hit record high in November CPI
The Labor Department reported the consumer price index rose two tenths of a percent in November to 107.4 percent of average 1957-59 prices, a record. A department spokesman forecast another rise this month due to higher food housing and services costs.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Yule Tree Pick-up Begins Monday For 12th Night
The City Street Department will start annual Christmas tree collection in Lebanon on Monday. Residents should place trees at the curb for pickup. trucks will operate through the week and haul trees to the City Garage near Lafayette Ave for the 12th Night Burning on January 6, organized with the Jaycees and the Lebanon Ministerial Association.
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City Street Department
Lebanon
Lafayette Ave
Jaycees
Lebanon Ministerial Association
Livestock Marketing Meeting January 6 in Boone County
A Boone County 4-H Winter School session on Monday January 6 at 7 p.m. in the Community Building will discuss what determines livestock prices. Purdue Extension economist R E Lehneidau will guide the talk as farmers ask how prices are formed in the marketing system and what factors matter beyond price.
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Boone County
County Extension Service
R. E. Lehneidau
Purdue
Bulgarians Attack U S Embassy in Sofia Protest
In Sofia hundreds of Bulgarians pelted the U S Legation with stones and coal smashing first floor windows and overturning four cars outside. The protest, amid a high profile spying trial, left banners calling for death to imperialists and occurred as Ivan-Assen Georgiev faced possible execution. No injuries reported.
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Vienna
UPI
United States Legation
Sofia
Legation
U.S
United States
Eugenia Anderson
Washington
Ivan-Assen Georgiev
Aid Georgiev
Top News of 1963 Shown In Photo Form Today
Page five of the Lebanon Reporter highlights major 1953 events in dramatic photographs. It features assassination of President Remedy aid the accession to the Presidency of Lyndon B. Johnson, the Civil Rights march on Washington, Pope Paul VI, the Vietnam crisis, and the Profumo scandal.
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Lebanon
Remedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Washington
Pope Paul VI
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Bulletin
R. E. Schneidau
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