Bayh And Boswell To Speak At Democratic Conclave
Bayh and Boswell plan to address a countywide Democratic conclave at the 4H Grounds in Co for a Saturday afternoon program. The event, part of the state party’s efforts to prep for the June Indianapolis convention, will feature introductions by Paul Mejiney and a reception committee led by Boone County women. Tickets are available through party officials or the Auto License Branch.
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Eughout
Nens
Charles Hoswell
Birch Bayh
Matth 3Elsh
Bayh
Indianapolis
Democratic Party
Rue Canada
Bufford Shock
Hoss Dickerson
Carl Fraley
Ira Graham
Boone County Womens Democratic Club
Forrest Stewart
Dorothy Elmore
Graham
Stewart
Paul Mejiiney
Stahr Named LU President Amid Growth Drive
The Hoosier Day notes Honolulu style campus chatter as Elvie J. Star Jr. visits IU. LU trustees pick Stahr as the new president succeeding Herman B. Wells, with Wells to lead endowment efforts and Bartley as assistant. Stahr's wartime service and career path are highlighted, with plans to guide IU’s expansion and resist political entanglements.
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Stahr
Board OF Trustees
Wells
America
Elvie J. Star, Jr
Indiana University
Herman B Wells
Liam Lowe Bryan
1.U
E. Ross Bartley
Elvis Presley
Hickam
Nrcuit
New York City
Amy
I. A
Ot.c
Indiana
Herald
Sigma Chi
Christian Church
Morgantown
I TU
Colleges Conclude Commencements Across Indiana
United Press International reports commencement exercises at six Indiana colleges and universities with 5 161 graduates. Several schools schedule ceremonies through June 10 including Valparaiso Tech Goshen College Ball State and Indiana State. Notable speakers included Mead Johnson president addressing Evansville grads and Dr Herman B Wells delivering a farewell at Indiana University.
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United Press International
Indiana
Ohers
Evansville
Goshen
Marion
St. Mary-of-the-Woods
D. Mead Johnson
Mead Johnson & Co
Evansville College
Indiana Universy
Herman B Wells
W. Raymond Badman
Wheaton College
Goshen College
Son
Marion College
George
Jane
Crane
Indiana University Medical School
Jean Mary Wilkowski
St. G of-the-Woods
Myron S. Wicke
Huntington College
Valparaiso
Teeal Institute
Ai Aklexs
Jonah Kin
Motorola Corp
Christian Theological Seminary
Indianapolis
Rose Polytechnic Institute
G. Raymond Fitterer
School of Engineering
School of Mines
University of Pittsburgh
Irving A. Duffy
Ford Motor Co
Ristine
Taylor St
Richard Ristine
Taylor University
Ball State Teachers College
John R. Emens
Earlham College
Associan
Val- He
Kennedy hosts Carpenter at White House after Mercury flight
President Kennedy welcomed astronaut Scott Carpenter and his family to the White House in Washington. The visit followed Carpenter's three orbit mission, with Carpenters and staffers greeted in the fish room. Carpenter spoke of space flight's broader human value and shared gratitude for family support.
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Washington
UPD
Kennedy
Astraut Scott Carpenter
White House
Earth
Carpenter
Rene
Langley Field
New York
Carpenters
Fish Room
West Virginia
Ken Heehler
D-W.va
United S
Project Mercury
Ae A Kennedy
Ape
Demos Land Tax Cut Plan
Washington sources report Democratic congressional leaders endorsed an administration proposal to cut income tax rates next year. President Kennedy and Treasury Secretary Dillon outlined a top to bottom tax reform plan due to be submitted in 1963, with discussion of whether corporate taxes would also be affected.
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Washington
UPN
Democratic
Kenn
John W. McCormack
Kennedy
White House
Treasury
Douglas Dilson
Congress
McCormack
Dillon
New York
Senate Finance Committee
Prairie Creek Project Threatens New Bowling Alley Site
Northfield officials and Rockie Fickle of Frankfort clash over Prairie Creek plan and Reynolds Ditch dredging near a proposed 3200 dollar bowling alley at Nortified Shopping Center. County Surveyor Andersen warns dredging could endanger the building. both sides seek a waiver of damages and a workable reroute. Local bowlers planned leagues amid delays.
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Nortified
Con ‘Yrpeeray Querth
Tury Ciilers
Reynolds
Ard Andersen
Rey’ Olds
Anderson
Rockie Fickle
Frankfort
Fickle
Methodist Hospital
Northfield Corporation
Sur Anderson
Prairie Creek
Reynolds Ditch
Welsh Makes Appointments to Eight Posts
Indiana governor Welsh announced four new appointments and four reappointments to state agencies and commissions before leaving on a Wednesday vacation. Granville Haycerth of Columbus named to succeed Rex F. Breeden on the Indiana Real Estate Commission. William Zann of Huntington fills the unexpired term of Oscar Frenzel. Heller notes in a letter he is not eligible for at large membership. George Beamer Jr of Rochester is reappointed to another term on the Real Estate Commission. Burniece Black of New Castle continues elsewhere on page 4.
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Indianapolis
UPD
Welsh
Granville Haycerth
Columbus
Frenzel
Heller
George Beamer
Rochester
Burniece Black
New Cas c
Bike Rider Hit At City Corner
Aibyearchl Leteiman lad was injured slightly yesterday when struck on his bike by an auto turning onto Park Street near Washington Street. Chris Meneely, 16, 10 East Main Street Lebanon, was northbound when Lucille Moret, 43, 344 Rains Street Plainfield, attempted to miss the lad and veered into Mrs. Maude Lawler’s car. Damage to the auto was $20. no citation issued. Another report notes Willis Huffman cited for speeding in Memorial Park.
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Aibyearchl
Leteiman Lad
Am Auto
Imanday
Chris Menecy
East Main Street
Lebanon
Park Street
Washington Street
Lucille Moret
Rains Street
Plaineld
Tin Moran
Maude P. Lawler
East Washington
Willis A. Huffman
West
Pearl Street
Memorial Park
4-H Barbecue Tickets Ready for Countywide Sale
The Sanial Countywide 4-H Barbecue, chaired by Cliff Weddle, aims to sell 1,200 tickets for a June 44 event at the County 4H Community Building. Serving runs 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Proceeds fund 4H Grounds and Community Building projects. tickets available locally.
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Cliff Weddle
Longer Green Lights In Lebanon City
Traffic engineers in Lebanon have extended actuated signals on SR 49 downtown to double the proceed period to about 65 seconds, easing Friday and Saturday Iake traffic. East west waits will increase, but downtown flow and lake traffic movement are prioritized during peak periods.
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State Highway Department
Lebanon
Herbert Ransdell
Obituary: F Russell Horn 72 Former Boone County Farmer
F Russell Horn aged 72 long involved in Boone County farming passed away after a long illness. He was known for his work on local farms, involvement in agricultural groups, and as a longtime member of the county community. Survived by family, services to be announced.
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F. Russell Horn
Boone County
Two Lieutenants Face Courtmartial in Beating Case
Two US Army lieutenants Thomas Wilde and David Swanson face courtmartial over the beating of Yong Lee, a former Army houseboy, at an Army compound. Wilde, 25, served as executive officer and Swanson, 25, as his company commander. Lee sustained head injuries, a fractured finger, and multiple bruises after detention and assault.
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Seoul
Korea
UPD
Army
Thomas W. Wilde
DePauw University
Greencastle
Ind
David W. Swanson
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Yong Lee
Wikke
Lee
Wilde
4Th Cavalry Division
Swanson
Local DAR Chapter Awards Elementary History Certificates
James Hill Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution awarded certificates to top fifth grade history pupils. Recipients include Cecil Whitaker and David Snow of Central School, Connie Thrine of Elizaville, Richard Pigg and Debra Becher of Harney, Stephen Pusher of St. Joseph’s, and Kurt Tauer and Bill Criss of Lindbergh.
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James Hill
Daughters of the American Revolution
Central School
Cecil Whitaker
David Snow
Elizaville
Connie Thrine
Harney
Richard Pigg
Debra Becher
St. Joseph's
Stephen Pusher
Lindbergh
Kurt Tauer
Bill Criss
Partici
Red Cross Life Saving Classes Start June 25th
John Holloman, chairman of the Water Safety Committee, Bonne County Chapter, American Red Cross, reminds prospective junior and senior life saving students that classes start Monday, June 25 at 9 30am. Registration blanks are available at the Red Cross office and must be returned by Wednesday, June 20. Forms must be signed by a physician. William Holland will be the instructor, assisted by Willam Artz.
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John Holloman
Bonne County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
William Holland
Willam Artz
Daffynitions Well Regulated Husband
A playful quip defines a well regulated husband as one who cannot pass a mailbox without feeling in his packs, a punny character sketch reflecting everyday marriage humor.
Prayer Text From Upper Room Service
Prayer request emphasizes devotion and service to God and follows the example of Jesus. It invokes John 12 32 and the idea of drawing all to Christ. The prayer seeks insight, diligence, and guidance to follow the Master and live the abundant life. Amen.
Local Firm To Provide Boone With Tractors
The Peabody Implement Company of Lebanon was awarded the contract to furnish the county with four tractors and a rotary mower for 9485.00 after trade ins. Other bidders included Hine & Weber Co Havermale Hedge Co Siess Duff Co Flesh Miller Co and Roberts Farm Equipment Co. The county will trade three tractors and a stripe r in the deal. The project also covered courthouse roof work with total costs estimated at 020.85. The county approved Lake View Subdivision in Eagle Township for continued residential use and authorized road repairs from Thorntown to Sugar Creek Bridge. No start date was set. County commissioners approved Lebanon Business and Professional Women using the courthouse rotunda during Old Settlers Day week for exhibits and visitor registration plus a coin horticultural and art show.
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Peabody Implement Company of
Lebanon
Hine & Weber Co
Havermale-Hedge Co
Siess-Duff Co
Flesh- Miller Co
Roberts Farm Equipment Co
Enanty
Charles J. Stewart
Newe
Lake View
Eagle Township
Thorntown
Sugar Creek
Pulliam Named Assistant Publisher Of Indianapolis News And Star
Eugene S. Pulliam is promoted to assistant publisher in charge of news and editorial for both Indianapolis papers. His father Eugene C. Pulliam announces the move along with Wendell Phillips becoming News editor. Pulliam has long served in Pulliam interests since 1997 and was News editor since 1966. He is noted as a top amateur golfer in the state.
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Indianapolis
API
Eugene S. Pulliam
Indianapolis Star
Indianapolis News
Pulliam
Eugene C. Pulliam
Wendell C. Phillipps
The
News
William A. Dyer Jr
Lebanon High School
Lebanon Daily Reporter
1962 4-H Roundup At Purdue Opens With Delegation
About 31 delegates from Boone County join 2,569 4-H members from nine counties at Purdue for the 44th 4-H Roundup. The first general session in Hall of Music heard Ron Ferris as presiding officer and welcomed by H B Taylor. Dr Earl L Butz will close the afternoon with Brainpower A Priceless Tool. A chicken barbecue and Roundup party cap the day. Marjorie Holm presides Wednesday morning session as Wil Justi from the National Grange discusses Citizenship.
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Boone County
Purdue University
Hall of Music
Ron Ferris
Hancock County
H. B. Taylor
Purdue
Earl L. Butz
Marjorie Holm
Ti County
Wil Justi
National Grange
Foreign Aid Bill Approved By House Unit
The House and Senate acted on major defense and foreign aid bills. The Air Force RS70 supersonic strike plane funding drew strong support, with a proposed outlay of 171 million to 223.9 million in different stages, while the full committee foresees a larger total. The defense bill totals 47.8 billion for peace time needs, and Army National Guard and Reserve strength were kept high. In foreign aid, the House Foreign Affairs Committee approved a 4.67 billion bill, cut 810 million from Kennedy’s request, and debated Senate plans. Congressional censors also faced scrutiny over closed hearings.
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Washington
UPD
Senate Military Appropriations
Air Force
Defense Department
House
Senate
Curtis E. LeMay
Carl Hayden
Dariz
Army National Guard
Berlin
UPI
House Foreign Affairs Comittee
Kennedy
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Alliance For Progress
John Stennis
D-Miss
Frontier Frolic Sets July 4 Coronation at Lebanon Armory
Tickets on sale for the frontier frolic themed coronation of Mrs Boone County amid a Lebanon Armory event. Sponsored by Psi Iota Xi and coordinated with the July 4th committee. proceeds go to the celebration budget. The frolic starts at 9 p.m. on June 30 with tickets priced at $1 per person.
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Boone County
Lebanon Armory
Lebanon Psilotani Sorority
Psi Iota Xi
Leban
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Senate Panel
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JFK
Reynolds Ditch Foundation
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DAR
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News and Star
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