No-Hitter Thrills Lebanon Little League Opening Day
Ron Burgess a 10 year old pitcher from Lebanon Elizaville Road earned major league style praise on opening day as Dennis Campbell shared mound duties for Modern Cleaners in a three year Lebanon Little League season debut. Whitey Ford autographed ball added extra excitement for the youngster.
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Lebanon
Ron Burgess
Mes
Lowell Burgess
Lebanon Elizaville Road
Ron
Whitey ‘d. Mainstay
New York Yankee
Ford
Modern Cleaners
LeMar Shop
Dennis Campbell
Supreme Court: agency shop legal under federal law
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the agency shop is permissible under federal law but not in states that outlaw the union shop. The Indiana and Florida cases show mixed results, with the court upholding Taft-Hartley legality and indicating state bans may apply. The decision affected negotiations between General Motors and the United Auto Workers, with further discussion continuing on page 4.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Indiana
High Court
Indianapolis
Florida
Floes
General Motors Corp
United Automobile Workers Union
Afl-Cio
National Labor Relations Board
Sth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
6Th Circuit
Congress
Probe Death of Skinnay Ennis
Beverly Hills Calif UPI Skinnay Ennis 56 died Sunday night the third big bandleader of the era to die within a month Cause undetermined police said he choked on something at a Beverly Hills restaurant and stopped breathing External heart massage was used Ennis revived briefly but died on arrival autopsy to determine cause of death Friends Ted Weems and Eddy Howard also died recently Ennis born Edgar Clyde Fanis attended UNC joined Hal Kemp band as drummer and singer He performed at Statler Hilton Los Angeles five years prior and recorded That date with an Angel in 1959
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Beverly Hills
Calif
UPI
Skomay Ennis
Ennis
Brandjeader
Beverly Hills First Air Station
Ted Weems
Eddy Howard
Howard
Palm Desert
Tulsa
Okla
Bob Hope
Hope
Edgar Clyde Fanis
University of North Carolina
Hal Kemp
Statler - Hilton
Los Angeles
Boone County 4-H'ers To Attend Round-Up
Thirty four Boone County 4 H Club members are chosen by the County 4310 Awards Committee to attend the 4 H Round-Up this week with $10 awards to cover expenses. Events include talks by Dr Earl Buts and Harold Taylor, plus panels on careers and a barbecue.
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Boone County
Tavern Brawl Fatal in Noblesville Indiana
John Batton aged 37 from Noblesville died of head injuries after a tavern brawl. Police detained Charles Jones and Dale Henshaw, both Noblesville residents, with possible manslaughter charges pending investigation.
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Noblesville, Ind
UPI
John Batton
Noblesville
Riverview Hospital
Batton
Charles Jones
Dale Henshaw
Drive-In Theft Solved By Local Officers
Four Clinton county men were taken into custody for the theft Saturday night of three speakers at the Frankfort-Lebanon Drive-in on State Road 39 north. Mathews, driver of the car, was released after JP court and a $5 fine. Hulett, Moore, and Houchens remain held in Boone County Jail. A spectator alerted theater owner Harry Ziegler, who pursued authorities as the suspects fled in a car. license traces led Colfax Marshal to Colfax, where the speakers were recovered with Deputy Sheriff John Denney assisting.
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Clinton County
Frankfort-Lebanon
State Road 39
Colfax Marshall
Boone County
George Robert Hulett
Ronald Lee Moore
Clarks Hill
James Houchens
Franklin Matthews
Colfax
Matthews
Harry Ziegler
Ziegler
John Denney
Seashore Pool Opens Tuesday in Lebanon
John Aaron new manager announces Lebanon Seashore Swimming Pool opens for 1963 summer season Tuesday with season tickets on sale 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Prices are 7.50 for individuals and 15 for families. Miss Phyllis Collins cashier and Jacque Palmer assists. Pool hours are 1 to 5 p.m. and 6 30 p.m. to 2 a.m. Monday through Saturday, 1 to 9 a.m. Sundays and holidays. Five lifeguards and six employees. Delays due to rust in pipes and sewage repairs. the pool has been repainted.
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John Aaron
Lebanon Seashore Swimming Pool
Phyllis Collins
Aaron
Jacque Palmer
Fire destroys barn and cattle on Chester Frosberg farm
A blaze Sunday destroyed a barn on a Valparaiso area farm owned by Chester Frosberg resulting in the loss of between 75 and 90 head of cattle. Fire crews from nearby departments battled the flames, but the structure and livestock could not be saved.
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Valparaiso
Ind
UPD
Chester Frosberg
Velparsiso
Pope John Dies Today Amid Reign Fifth Year
Indiana colleges awarded hundreds of diplomas as six Hoosier schools held commencements. Indiana University and six others honored notable figures including James Watson and Carl Riess. Purdue conducted twin ceremonies with 2,200 graduates as Dr. Young retires after 42 years.
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John
United Press International
Hoosier
Indiana University
Huntlington College
Evansville College
Marion College
Goshen College
St. Mary-of-the-Woods
Terre Haute
James D. Watson
Mediacine
Carl €. Riess
National Bureau of Standards
James Lowry Glifford
Evansville
Charles H. Malik
American University
Beirut
Lebanon
Huntington College
Malik
UN Assembly
Indiana Central Liege
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Eugene J. McNeely
Onofre G Fonceca
Manilla
United Church of Christ In
Philippines
Robert W. Koenig
Indiana Conference South
Evangelical United Brethren
William L. McFetridge
Chicago
Aflcio
Prayer text from The Upper Room prayer mix
A fragmented scripture style passage invoking prayer from The Upper Room. It quotes Acts like phrases stressing being in him and a plea for acceptable words and meditations. The text includes references to God and Jesus and ends with Armen.
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God
Jesus
Armen
Daffinitions Came The Only Thing Thet Depeoe Shes Par
A garbled fragment notes a quip about words and meanings. The line hints at language play with a playful mispronunciation or typo centered on deception or dependence, reflecting a regional or dialect quip without clear context. The piece reads as a stray caption or caption-like remark from a larger humorous item.
Six Americans Among 29 Dead in Plane Crash
A Air India or Indian Airlines two engine aircraft crashed near Pathankot in northwest India. All 29 aboard were killed. Among the victims were six Americans including Prof James C. Laverty and his wife Jeanne and their three sons. Also aboard were a Miss P Hardman and a Polish diplomat’s wife with her children. Several Australians, and staff from Ludhiana Christian Medical College were reported. The crash occurred on the Amritsar to Srinagar route. The U.S. embassy confirmed the Lavertys and noted no survivors were expected.
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New Delhi
Indian Airlines
India
James C. Laverty
University of Ilinois
P. Hardman
Amritsar
Punjab
Srinagar
Kashmir
Pathankot
U.S
Laverty
University of Oil
Jeanne
Stephen
Michael J
Gregory J
Champaign
Clarence J. Laverty
St. Paul
Minn Laverty
Balwant Rajput College
Agra
Cupial
Mitchell
Popperwell
Mitchells
Ludhiana
Popplewell
Ludhiana Christian Medical College
Ely
Inpaar
Bicyclist Hit By Car Injures Local Boy
Eight-year-old Daniel Adair, son of Mr and Mrs Morris Adair, suffered head injuries after a bicycle collision with a car on South Outer Drive at 1 24 p m. He was transported to Witham Hospital. Driver Leo P Gauss, 63, of 740 East 10th Street, Indianapolis, was not held. The accident was investigated by City Police.
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Daniel Adair
Morris Adair
Quter Drive
Diany
Witham Hospital
South Outer Drive
Danny
Leo P. Gauss
East 10Th Street
Indianapolis
Teenage Drownings Reported In Indiana Weekend
A 12 year old girl Dorothy Louise Litton of near Butlerville drowned at Bruss Creek Reservoir while swimming with sisters and a cousin. Her body was found in 35 feet of water about an hour later. A 16 year old boy Donald Stamper of Charlestown drowned late Sunday while attempting to swim 100 feet across a pond on a local farm. His body was recovered an hour later by residents Harry and Larry Leonard.
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United Press International
Indiana
Dorothy Louise Litton
Butlerville
Bruss Creek
Donald Stamper
Charlestown
Harry and
Larry Leonard
Welsh Orders Jobs for Negro Youths in Indiana
Indiana Governor Welsh directed state department heads to ensure young Negroes are adequately represented in summer employment. He urged businesses to expand opportunities to reduce racial tension, citing higher non white unemployment and noting discussions with President Kennedy. The plan includes engaging religious leaders to foster calm and equal job access for high school graduates and college students.
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Indianapolis
Welsh
Weish
United States
North
Kennedy
Indiana
Lewis F. Nicolini
Indiana Employment Security Division
Jacque LeRoy
Governor's Youth Council
Boone native Harry Hooton dies at 74 in Lebanon
Obituary notices report Harry R. Hooton of Boone died Saturday night at his sister's home in Lebanon at age 74. A second Boone County native, Robert Buntin, died Friday in Ohioery, with details continuing on obituary page 4.
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Harry R. Hooton
Boone
Lebanon
Robert Buntin
Boone County
Prairie Creek Notices Mailed and Hearings Planned
Estimated assessment notices weighing 20 pounds went to 3079 property owners in the Prairie Creek drainage area. Boone County surveyor Carl Anderson said final reports were filed in circuit court and that initial assessments cover 4400 properties, with final amounts expected about 10 percent lower. A surveyor's hearing is set for July 10, with two explanatory meetings on June 8 for non city residents and June 19 for Lebanon property owners, both at 7:30 p.m. in the large courtroom.
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Prairie Creek
Carl Anderson
Boone County
Wendell Ihnings
Anderson
Lebanon
Big Rally Set for Goldwater to Seek 1964 Nomination
The National Draft Goldwater Committee announced a mammoth July 4 rally in Washington at the National Guard Armory to urge Barry Goldwater to run for president in 1964. Speakers include Senators Tower and Scott, Rep. Ashbrook, Gov. Fannin, with entertainers Brennan Wills Lundigan and Zimbalist Jr. The event aims to mobilize national support and launch a petition drive for signatures.
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Washington
UPT
Naional
Goldwater Committee
Mammoth
Barry Goldwater
Arizona Republican
John G. Tower
R-Tex
John Ashbrook
R-Obie
Paul Fannin
Arizona
National Guard
Walter Brennan
Chill Wills
William Lundigan
Erem Zimbalist Jr
Peter O'Donnell Jr
Senator Goldwater
Hugh Scott
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Holiday Death Toll on Indiana Roads Now 22
Indiana reports at least 22 deaths in Memorial Day weekend traffic incidents, surpassing safety officials’ 15 fatality forecast. The toll raises 1963 state deaths to 444, with multiple crashes including a triple fatality on Tri-State Expressway and several double fatality crashes across the state. Notable victims include Gregory Hernandez, Joseph Mesek, Bernice Survanee, Ely Witmer, Chester Huffer, Salvatore Piazza, and David Hodson, among others.
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Indiana
Gregory Hernandez
Highland
Joseph R. Mesek
Hammond
Chester Huffer
Kokoema
Kokomo
Salvatore Piazza
Indianapolis
Frankfort
David Hodson
Munster
U.S. 52
Lafayette
Rochester
Jann Pat Brubaker
Kanaka
Teresa
Gary Zimmerman
LaPorte
Papal Leader Pope John XXIII Dies in Vatican
Vatican City reports Pope John XXIII dies at 81 after days of final agony from stomach tumor and peritonitis. He slipped into a deep coma while doctors offered only oxygen and last rites, ending a long reign marked by the ecumenical council.
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Vatican City
UPD
John XXII
Vatican Radio
Ecumenical Council
John XXIII
Can Radio
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Inland Container Corp
Exanaville College
Elmnora
Ivor E Campbell
National Steel Corp
Pittsburgh
Robert A. Taft Jr
Ohio
Sen. Taft
Hanover College
St. Peter's Square
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