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Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1971

Page

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Hanoi Cancels Return of POWs From Ship at Da Nang

Hanoi and Viet Cong stiffened stance at Paris peace talks as 13 sick and wounded prisoners aboard the Upshur near Da Nang were canceled from returning to North Vietnam. AVI said the move condemns the arrangement and insists on broader withdrawal and government overthrow as conditions for peace. U.S. spokesman Ledegar noted the men were already at sea.

Paris UPS Hanoi North Vietnam da Nang U.S Vietnam South Vietnam Red Cross UPI Stewart Kellerman Upshur AVI United States Saigon Stephen Ledegar Ledegar

Two Hurt In Series Of Wrecks

Two people were injured in a rash of Wednesday accidents investigated by City and State Police. At the I-65 overpass near Business 65 a Chicago man, Kinley Ware, 38, lost a tire, crashed his 1964 sedan, and was taken to Witham Memorial Hospital with head lacerations. Omer Klug, 54, of Cincinnati, following in a truck and trailer, ran off the road and overturned. both sustained injuries treated at Witham. Sheriff reports indicate seat belts reduced injuries in another crash on U S 52 near Country Kitchen where William Clark swerved to avoid a car and rolled into a ditch with scalp lacerations. Four Lebanon incidents produced no injuries.

Kinley Ware Chicago Ware Omer Klug Cincinnati Witham Memorial Hospital Klug Chicago, Illinois U.S. 52 Country Kitchen William Clark Clark Witham Francis Shrock Lebanon Lyman J. Miller Indianapolis South Lebanon Street West South Street Sidney Newman East Superior Street Lyman

Tornado like Storm Dams Rural Area and Floods Basements

Severe storm with 55 to 64 mph winds struck Wednesday evening causing major damage to H S Richardson’s property near Lebanon. A camper was demolished, a barn damaged, trees uprooted, and basements flooded as rainfall totaled about 2 inches. Weather observer Richardson reported hail and rapid storm movement, with towns reporting isolated damage and power lines knocked out in Boone County.

H.S. Richardson Lebanon Richardsons Dick Bramblett Lawrence Theising Richardson Zionsville Frankfort Boone Remc

Weather outlook with showers and rising temperatures

Partly cloudy through Friday with a chance of showers and thunderstorms on Friday. Warmer conditions expected Friday with a high near 88 to 91 and a low tonight around 60 to 64. Winds light and variable under 10 mph. Precipitation probability 10 percent tonight, 30 percent Friday.

Mister Nude America Contest Dates Set At Naked City

Rose Lawn Indiana UP I reports Naked City owner Dick Drost announced the first Mister Nude America contest will be held June 12 at the Nudist resort with a $500 prize, free membership, and a kiss from Miss Nude Indiana. A second Miss Nude America pageant is slated August 7 with a $1,000 prize, life membership, and a two week London trip. Judges will award based on general appearance and stage presence.

Roselawn, Ind UPI Naked City London Drost

Roudebush Named Parade Marshal for Lebanon Fourth of July

Former Congressman Richard L. Roudebush named honorary Grand Marshal of Lebanon's July 4 parade. He helped arrange a jet flyover and is a regular visitor to the celebration. Deadline for parade units is June 24 with cash prizes for winners. Route changes set from the high school to East Street and Essex Drive with the reviewing stand at the Armory. Roudebush, a Boone County veteran leader, expressed gratitude for the honor.

Richard L. Roudebush Lebanon Larry Williams Siad Roudebush Washington Williams Meridian North St East St Essex Drive Armory Prairie Creek Bridge Boone County National Veterans of Foreign Wars Hamilton County

Temporary Parking Ban On Lebanon Street Imposed

Police Chief James Stout announces no parking on Lebanon Street from SR 32 to the bypass and from North Street to Witham Hospital through Saturday to allow city crews to repair pavement on the streets involved.

Lebanon Street North Street Witham Hospital James Stout

Indiana University Stahr plaques awarded to four seniors

Four seniors Sanford Brook Susan Clark Gail Rawson and Madeline Tewes received Elvis J Stahr plaques for scholarship leadership and service at Indiana University The recipients come from South Bend Lebanon Camp Hill Pa and Oak Ridge Tenn and have held roles in Union Board Student Foundation Mortar Board and Phi Beta Kappa among other activities

Sanford M. Brook South Bend Susan M. Clark Lebanon Gail S. Rawson Camp Hill Madeline L. Tewes Oak Ridge Tenn I.U Union Board I.U. Student Foundation Brook Extra Miss Clark Student Foundation Delta Delta Delta Mortar Board Mid- America Little United Nations Lycea 1.U. Sing Maurice Clark Elizaville Road Miss Ranson Union Phi Beta Kappa Scholastic Society Miss Tewes Pleiades National Merit Metz

Hoffa Hints at Quitting as Teamsters Leader

Hoffa reportedly plans to step down as Teamsters president with Frank Fitzsimmons as successor while Hoffa serves an eight year prison term for jury tampering and fraud. The secretive executive board meeting aimed to set plans for the Miami Beach convention and Hoffa may seek parole by not seeking re election. Fitzsimmons previously said he would run for the top job if Hoffa resigns.

Washington UPI Teamsters Union James R. Hoffa Frank Fitzsimmons Hoffa Lewisburg Washington Post Teamsters Miami Beach Fitzsimmons

Penn Central to Sell Major NYC Properties for Funds

Penn Central Transportation Co reports it will sell landmark NYC real estate including the Waldorf Astoria to raise needed capital. The 29 acre Park Avenue tract spans about 10 midtown blocks with mortgages over $500 million. Properties include Grand Central Terminal and several famed hotels. land held by others under lease.

Philadelphia UPI Penn Central Railroad New York City Penn Central Transportation Co Midtown Manhattan Lower Park Avenue New York Grand Central Terminal Pan American Biltmore Commodore Roosevelt Barclay Penn Central Waldorf Astoria

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Hanoi Information Agency THE Mr. and Mrs. Nude Sr. High School Outer Drive Ulen Meridian St I.U. Stahr Bloomington Ind Indiana University Frank B. Jones Elvis J. Stahr Student Foundation and Speculation Hoffa Nyc New York Central Railroad Harlem Grand Central Park Avenue Penn Central Properties
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