Governors push for more federal aid amid state rights clash
Indiana Governor joins Democratic colleagues in urging continued federal dollars for state and local programs despite calls for more autonomy. The piece notes federal expansion into hospital construction schools and infrastructure while editors describe the shifting landscape of national news services and industry leaders in the press. The author reflects on INS and UP history and personal ties to newspaper alliances and mergers.
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Indiana
Govermor
Washington
Americana
Uncle Sam
Eisenhower
Williamsburg
Congress
Wright
Old Nee
Fourth Estate
Roy Howard
United Press
International News Service
United Proan
Jack Ceinar
Indiana Ins Ieau
Chicagos
INS
Interna Inal News
Enloyes
Chicaco
Hutchinson
Associat Press
Peter MacDonald
Ational News Service
UPI
Boyd Gill
Hoosier
Ee Cadi
Ing
Associated Press
Star of
Ernie Pyle
Bill Idin
Wadelphia
Vertige
Lebanon Seashore Pool Opens June 5 With New Season
Tickets go on sale June 3 at 9 38 a m to 11 20 a m and 1 30 to 4 30 p m at the pool office. Season family pass is 12 and single pass 6. Single swim tickets 35 cents adults 20 cents children. Hours 4 to 9 p m weekdays and 1 to 9 p m Sundays and holidays. New sanitary measures installed and patrons urged to follow rules: no smoking, shower before entering, no outside food, no water waste, no running.
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Lebanon Seashore
Don Houston
Aid Houston
John Akerman
Ruth Sanders
Houston
Pat Louston
Annex Trial To Resume In Boone County Court
The Lebanon annexation case resumes in Boone County Circuit Court with Special Judge Tom White presiding after a delay due to measles. City officials including Mayor Max Edwards and city officials from sanitation to planning, plus local business leaders, testified as 72 residents remonstrated against the annexation. The ordinance dates back to July 1996.
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Lebanon
Tinsday
Boone County
Tom White
Noblesville
Boone Court
Mary Edwards Althegh
White
Max Edwards
Lawrence V. Sheridan
Indianapolis
Wendel Jioldings
Ates
De Gaulle Army Rule Could Last Six Months by Decree
INDIANAPOLIS AP Seven routine delaying motions were denied to defendants in Italiana's fourth highway scandal trial. Special Judge Car overruled pleas by lawyers for two former top aides to ex Gov George N Craig William E Sayer and Elmer W Doc Sherwood and Arthur J Mogilner. The trio are accused of bribing Virgil W Red Smith former chairman of the State Highway Department. Jury selection could extend for days and the trial may last weeks. If found guilty the men face long prison terms. Sherwood and Saver live in Sebring Shores Fla in real estate. Mogilner moved to Indianapolis from Michigan and allegedly sold highway department sixty hundred dollars worth of equipment.
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Thomas E. Car
George N. Craig
William E. Sayer
Elmer W.doc Sherwood
Arthur J. Mogilner
Indianapolis
Virgil W.red? Smith
Milan
State Highway Department
Mogilner
John G. Tinter
Smith
Marwn County
Stard
Roth Sherwood and
Saver
Sebring Shores
Fla
Sherwood
Indiana House of Representatives
Halph Gates Saver
Craig
Mogiltner
Michigan
Highway Department
Robert Penk
Peakhater
Madison Avenue
Daffynitions Insane Asylum Reference Satire
A humorous definition lampoons the idea of an insane asylum as a place for no reason at all, presenting a tongue in cheek critique of labeling and confinement.
Algerians See De Gaulle Government as Sellout in Algiers
In Algiers protesters say the Paris regime under De Gaulle did not purge elites but kept the same political hacks. They cite the ouster of Pierre Filimin and the absence of Jacques Soustelle from the cabinet, while insurgent radio continues coded messages from Algiers. A Forum Square demonstration is planned tonight.
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Algiers
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
de Gaulle
Pierre Filimin
France
Forum Square
Wet Weather Halls Games At New Lebanon Park Dedication
Hundreds braved rain to attend Lebanon Little League park dedication with National Board member Al Stokley predicting future tourney interest. The ceremony included color guard, band performances, and speeches by Carl Cloyd, Bill Warren, and Ernie Wolgast who also honored two Lebanonites with plaques for youth service. A three inning game between Little League managers and local businessmen ended the program on a light note, with no fan collections taken.
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Lebanon
Little League
Carl Cloyd
al Stokley
National Board of
Little League Directors
George Willeford
Indianapolis
Stokley
Stokle
National Guard ‘Color Guard
Lebanon's Square
Life League
Bill Warren
Indianapolis Indians
Ine
Leb
Ernie Wolgast
Lebanon Little League
Lebanonites
Wolgast
Bob Berry
Vic Crane
BF Hanos
Woelgast
Ball Park
Wheat to Head Eagles Lodge in June Installation
Boone Aerie and Auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will install new officers for the coming year at ceremonies Tuesday June 3 in the lodge hall at 30 pm. Wheat to be president. he has lived in Lebanon since 144 and came from Fort Wayne where he served as a government employee with the US Air Force. Other new officers include Jery Neunswander vice president James Myers Jr Chaplin Robert Hayes conductor Ben Ferrell treasurer Arthur secretary Ron Ehrie guard Jim Kelly outside guard Adron Taylor re.
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Boone Aerie
Order of Eagles
Wester Wheat
Wheat
Lebanon
Fort Wayne
Air Force
Commercial Filters Corp
Jack Ingoldby
Ruth Klingler Dies At Home In Zionsville Indiana
Ruth Klingler of Zionsville Boone County died at age 57 from heart failure at her home 295 North Ith Street after a long illness. Born November 4 1860 to George Lipp and Stella Greene she married Walter Klingler September 3 1918 who survives with son LeRoy and daughters Rosemary Neese Stella Campbell and Eugenia Donna five grandchildren a brother Frank Simms and sisters Mrs Martin Powell and Mrs Forrest Bevington Funeral 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Flanner Buchanan Philippi Mortuary Zionsville burial Salem Cemetery Friends may call after 7 p.m.
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Boone County
Ruth Klingler
North Ith Street
Zionsville
Klingler
Baptist Church
Brownsburg
George Lipp
Stella
Greene) Lipp
Walter Klinger
Khingler
Metzger Lugiber Cp. ii
LeRoy Kingler
Rosemary Neese
Stella Campbell
Indianapolis
Eugenia Donna
Norwalk
Calif
Frank Simms
Franklin
Martin Powell
Mechanicsburg
Forrest Bevington
Thorntown
Flanner-Buchanan- Philippi
Salem Cemetery
Panhandler Attacks Man After Refusal in Park
INDIANAPOLIS AP Forrest Allen refused a panhandler who asked for money in a downtown park Sunday. The enraged moocher knocked Allen down kicked him and then stalked off, police said.
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Indianapolis
Forrest Allen
Allen
Moocher
Minor Mishaps Mar Weekend In Lebanon Crash Edges $490 In Damages
A Sunday afternoon crash on West Main Street Lebanon caused about $490 total damage. Robert F. Hutchinson 44 308 East Washington St Lebanon and Garland Rodgers 22 523 West Main Street Lebanon were the drivers. Rodgers pulled from the curb and struck Hutchinson, who had been traveling east. Rodgers was charged with failing to yield and no drivers license.
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Lebanon
West Main Street
Robert F. Hutchinson
East
Washington St
Garland Rodgers
Rodgers
Hutchinson
Czechs Take Over Airplane and Seek Asylum
A chartered Czech plane was hijacked by three anti Communist Czechoslovaks who forced the pilot to land at Vienna Aspern Airport. They claimed asylum, overpowered police, and were detained for interrogation while the plane was kept in a hangar.
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Vienna
Austria
Aspern
Czechoslovakia
Benson Urges GOP Campaign for Congress in 1958
In a luncheon speech, Secretary Benson warned Republicans that self-serving and subversive elements threaten the American economy. He urged a fighting campaign to elect a GOP Congress, arguing the 1958 issue is whether the government should manage affairs or be kept out. He credited the Eisenhower administration with curbing federal control, blaming Democrats for past overreach. The farmer’s lot he said has improved with reduced regulation.
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Chicago
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
United Republicar Fund
Mlinois
Isenhower
Farmer
Hubby Wounded In Cleaning Gun To Shoot Wife
Indianapolis police report says Leon White 22 arrived at Methodist Hospital with a bullet wound in the hand after his claim he was cleaning a pistol to shoot his wife. He was charged with being a dis orderly person.
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Hubby
Indianapolis
APA
Methodist Hospital
Leon White
White
Prayer text from The Upper Room guidance excerpt
Prayer fragment from The Upper Room focusing on neighborliness and unity. It cites Our Father and asks for spiritual widening of borders to know people worldwide. Ends with Amen.
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Luke
Hood
Jesus
Auto Workers Stay on Job in Uneasy Trace
Workers at GM Chrysler and Ford reported without union contract protections as they returned to their plants nationwide. Nearly 40,000 UAW members kept producing cars mid contract lapse with no incidents reported through the first shift. The stoppage marked the first time since 1997 that nationwide production occurred without a contract. Ford and Chrysler contracts expired Sunday midnight, with neither side delivering a new deal.
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Detroit
General, Motors
Chrysler
Ford
United Auto Workers
UN Jon
Soviet Vessels Near Canada Draw U S Attention
Washington officials note six Soviet ships off Canada’s east coast about 106 inches from shore. The vessels stay in international waters near buoys marked with small Soviet flags and are watched by U S naval and air officers. Speculation centers on observing Western movements. the Soviet claim about an American plane was called baseless by an unnamed U S official.
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Washington
Canada
Nea An Ara
Eisenhower Urges Youth to Wage World Peace Crusade
President Eisenhower urged American youth to pursue world peace and domestic justice in a Mount St. Marys College commencement speech. He framed the era as a fight between free, faith based governments and despotic communism, noting opportunities in racial relations education and living standard improvements. The president and Mrs. Eisenhower visited from Gettysburg for Memorial Day weekend and received an honorary law degree before speaking.
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Emmitsburg
Eisenhower
America
Mount St. Mary's College
Free
Eisenewer
Gettysburg
De Gaulle Wins Powers In Six Month Emergency Move
Paris APS reports the National Assembly approved Premier De Gaulle’s request for six months of emergency decrees, constitutional revisions, and overseas reform authority. The vote totals were 992 to 277 for powers and 328 to 294 to place De Gaulle in office, with the measure now going to the Senate before his overseas agenda.
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Paris
APS
National Assembly
de Gaulle
Algeria
Terrtory
France
Rncan
Assembly
Rites Held For Carl Lambert
Funeral services were held Sunday for Carl Wayne Lambert a Boone County attorney with over 40 years at the bar. A World War I veteran and former captain, Lambert died of a heart attack at his Lebanon law office at age 67. He attended Wabash College and belonged to the F and AM Masonic Order and Salem United Presbyterian Church. He is survived by brothers Otis and H Lloyd Lambert and William Everett Lambert and sister Mrs Everett Eaton, with one sister Lera Lambert deceased. Burial followed at Mud Cemetery.
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Carl Wayne Lambert
Lebanon
Lambert
Wabash College
Boone County
F & AM Masonic Order
Kirklin
Salem United Presbyterian Church
Mud Creek
VFW
Ile
William N
Florence
Donald
West Main Street
Otis Lambert
North Park St
H. Linyd Lambert
Spokane
Wash
William Everett Lambert
Everett Eaton
Frankfort
Lera Lambert
Myers Mortuary
Wilbur B
Mud Cemetery
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Oks de Gaulle
Daffynitions
Lebanon Little League Park
New Park
Indianapolis Indians, Inc
Ernie Walgast
Boone
GOP
U.S. Naval
Senate
Carl Lambert
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