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Newspaper

Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1970

Page

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Lebanon Pool to Open This Weekend

Doug Huse and John Bumps named co-managers for Lebanon Seashore Swimming Pool operated by Lebanon Utilities. Season tickets stay at 18 for family and 9 for single with 50 cent adult and 25 cent child weekday admissions and 75 cent adult 50 cent child on weekends and holidays. Opening hours 1 to 4 45 p m and 6 30 to 8 45 p m Monday Saturday and 1 to 9 p m Sundays and holidays. Head guard Dave Truitt with Connie Roark as cashier. lifeguards Morello Frandsen Darnall and Roark. bath house staff and other personnel listed.

Doug Huse John Bumps Lebanon Seashore The Lebanon Utilities Dave Truitt Connie Roark Mark Morello Jeff Frandsen Mike Darnall Terry Roark Bath House Tom Garoffolo Tom Morello Gerald Hardy Mary Porter Patty Mason Libby Day

Pastor Hur And Four Nun Teachers Die

An Indiana priest is reported dead and four Peruvian nuns teaching at a school are killed when a building collapsed during a meeting in Huaraz Peru. One monk is missing and another injured in the Peruvian earthquake.

Pastor Hur Indianapolis UPI Indiana Charles Schisla Archdiocese Peru St. Meinrad Abbey Bede Jamieson Derby Archabbott Bonaventure Knaebel New Albany Father Jamieson Schisla St. Meinrad Gergory Chamberlain

Trusty Slain In Gunbattle With Police

In La Porte Indiana a jail trusty described as prepared for rehabilitation was killed in a gunfight on a drive in restaurant parking lot. A policeman was wounded as Harry Wildhart Jr aged 21 from Michigan City exchanged shots with officers. Sheriff Arnold sustained a head wound but recovered and left hospital. Wildhart had been outside jail duties earlier and tried to flee when approached by officers. The confrontation ended after he fled into a cement bunker then took cover at the restaurant before lasting efforts to persuade surrender. Continued on page 4.

LA Porte Ind UPI Harry Wildhart Jr Michigan City James Arnold LaPorte County Arnold Wildhart State Reformatory LaPorte City

Damages Mount To $13,000 In Holiday County Crashes

A quiet holiday weekend in Lebanon and Boone County saw about $13,000 in damages from multiple city and county wrecks. Minor injuries occurred in one crash on State Road 47 near Lebanon and a few other fender-benders caused scattered damage but no fatalities or fires were reported.

Lebanon Boone County Doyan Riley Route 4 Dave Zellers Riley Witham Hospital Lebanon Street Just Rite Dorian P. Hicks West Noble Mark R. David Glendale Drive David Hicks Auto West South Main Streets Robert O. Bilby, Jr Pendleton Bilby Route 1 Elm Street Ralph L. Houser New York I-65 Daryl Mattox Hammond Barbara Holton Winston Salem N.C George Brooks Greenwood Joel Chandler Plainfield Darrell Buckles Buckels Auto Chandler Patty Bond Indianapolis Dale L. Beard Jamestown Crawfordsville Thorntown Clinton County Hospital Indiana 28 Frankfort Peggy Wyrick Ronald M. Wyrick Colfax Marvin R. Owens Laredo Tex Clinton Sheriff's Department Wyrick

Memorial Day Observances Across Boone County Cemeteries

Sedate ceremonies marked Memorial Day as Boone County observed at over two dozen cemeteries. More than 2,500 deceased servicemen received flags. Veteran groups held rites at Oak Hill and visited Hopewell Elizaville and Browns Wonder Cemeteries. About 400 flags waved on homes and businesses. Officials timed closings varied. state law may fix observances on Mondays.

Lebanon American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Disabled American Veterans Oak Hill Cemetery Hopewell Elizaville Browns Wonder Don Stiener James Swails Ernest Cross Boone Cracy

Lebanon summer school enrollment tops six hundred fifty

Gordon V. Ruff Lebanon School Superintendent announced the summer session begins Monday June 8 with about 650 students enrolled. Classes for grades 7 12 meet at Lebanon High School with 15 classes and 13 teachers in place 50 students in two courses. Tuition for out of district pupils is 50 for a two hour class and 100 for two courses with only book and supply charges for Lebanon residents.

Gordon V. Ruff Lebanon Central Elementary School Lebanon High School Ruff Dave Hedges Lebanon Community

Old Glory Flags on Memorial Day in Lebanon

Mr and Mrs Clyde A Benton displayed Old Glory at 812 West Dicks Street Lebanon as Memorial Day celebrations extended over two days. The town reported more flags on display than in any previous year.

Clyde A. Benton West Dicks St Lebanon

Three Allied Positions Hit By Commies In Dalat

Communist forces shelled three Allied sites in Dalat including a U S artillery camp a South Vietnamese militia center and Lien Khuong Air Field in the Central Highlands city 145 miles from Saigon. Casualties were light with 16 dead 32 wounded among South Vietnamese and 47 guerrillas killed. An American nun was slain and a helicopter was shot down injuring four Marines.

Saigon APS Dalat U.S Lien Khuong Central Highlands U.S. Marine Corps da Nang U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division Cambodia

Logansport Injury Trial Opens In Boone

A Logansport woman Mary Jean Tarelli sues owners of a building at 12th and Market for permanent back and leg injuries from a July 7 1964 fall on a ramp at a Logan sport grocery store A P Market. The case in Boone Circuit Court before Judge Charles F Thompson began jury selection.

Boone Charles F. Thompson Logansport Mary Jean Tarelli Frederick Crompp 12Th and Market Street Tarelli Tom Pedersen Parr, Richey, Obremskey, Pedersen & Morton John W. Donaldson Hve

Wolf Shot Saturday On Boone Farm Near Dover

A 40 pound wolf was shot Monday in a field west of Dover near Boone Farm. David McKinney found the animal while plowing, then returned home for a gun. The wolf, described as wolf like a police dog with long teeth, had moved to a neighbor’s field. Neighbors report prior stock losses since February and recall wolves roaming in pairs in the area. The captured animal looked thin and haggard despite the division of blame for the livestock losses.

Dover David McKinney Thorntown McKinney Katherine McKinney

Peru Quake Leaves Cities Ravaged Across Regions

A 7.75 magnitude earthquake struck Lima and extended damage from deserts to the Andes and Amazon. Early counts ranged from 200 dead with others predicting up to 1000. Huaraz and Chimbote among hardest hit as roads blocked by landslides hinder aid.

Lima UPI Peru Andes Mountains Amazon Jungle Huaraz Chimbote Juan Velasco Alvarado el Comercio

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