Scrapbook Bulky After White McDivitt Space Flight
United Press International reports Pat White fills her scrapbook with Ed White and Jim McDivitt spaceflight clippings. Wives Maria White and Jane McDivitt used a ground to space radio link to speak during the mission while children and family planned a local outing near Clear Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seabrook
Tex
UPI
Pat White
Eddie White
Eddie
McDivitts
Clear Lake
McDivitt
Traffic Toll Soars To 56 In Indiana Fatalities
United Press International reports a Michigan City man, Cloyd W. Short, 36, was killed when his car hit two trees five miles north of LaPorte. Barbara Kreighbaum, 31, was seriously injured. The weekend toll adds to three earlier deaths: Donald Dinsmore, 17, in Madison County tractor crash. Lawrence Walker, 56, Indianapolis, heart attack linked to a crash. Walter E. Pitman, 12, Indianapolis, killed in a car bicycle collision on U.S. 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Indiana
Cloyd W. Short
LaPorte
Barbara Kreighbaum
Short
Miss Kreighbaum
Donald Dinsmore
Alexandria
Madison County
Lawrence Walker
Indianapolis
Walker
Walter E. Pitman
U.S. 40
Ray Lynn McCormick
Plainfield
Rotary Program Highlights Sweden and Rotary Change
Lebanon Rotary hear from Swedish exchange student Lennart Bage about Sweden’s landscape lakes castles and life during a year in the United States. Outgoing president Charles I Wallace, delegates from Lebanon and visiting Rotarians attended as Richard L Evans was installed as Rotary International President for 1966-67.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles I. Wallace
Lebanon
Rotary
Atlantic City
N.J
Richard L. Evans
Salt Lake City
Utah
Rotary International
Wallace
Joseph Gennaro
Lennart Bage
Robert Parr
Bage
Sweden
Max Money
Tucson
Arizona
Vic Gallart
Bill Curry
Indianapolis
James McFadden
Lafayette
Herschel Jones
Wilbur Whitehead
Lebanon Man To Head 3 Purdue Areas At New Regional Campus
Ralph W. Arbee of Lebanon has been named associate professor of mechanical engineering technology and section chairman for computer technology, industrial engineering technology, and mechanical engineering technology at Purdue University Indianapolis Regional Campus. He starts July 1, 1965, after a career with Commercial Filters and American Air Filter Co., with prior academic roles at Louisville and Montana State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Purdue
Indianapolis
Ind
Purdue University
Ralph W. Arbee
Commercial Filters Corporation
Jack M. Ryder
Arboe
American Air Filter Co., Inc
Louisville
Kentucky
Arbee
Ryder
University of Louisville
Montana State College
Institute of Industrial Research
Montana State
Brookfield
Illinois
Chicago
Illinois Institute of Technology
Ruth
Arthur
Linnea
Sadistic bank killer hunted after 3 die in Nebraska holdup
Police hunted a well dressed bank robber who killed three people and wounded a fourth at Farmers State Bank in Big Springs Nebraska as rain hampered the search. Survivor Franklin Kjeldgaard, 25, said the bandit calmly opened fire hitting hearts then took 1500 dollars before fleeing toward the countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Springs
Neb
UPI
Weldon Fuller
Ogallala
Sam Bass
Franklin Kjeldgaard
Denver
Colo
Here
Farmers State Bank
Lois Ann Hothan
Andy Kjeldgaard
Carl
Glen Hendrickson
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
U S Jets Bomb North Vietnam Ports and Roads Today
UPI reports U S jet fighters raided North Vietnam with 72 tons of bombs and missiles hitting port facilities at Vinh a coal yard and a ship moored nearby. Air Force Thunderchiefs attacked highways and bridges while helicopters and ground fire inflicted casualties in various provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
UPI
Viet Nam
U.S
North
Midway
Vinh
Hanoi
Air Force
South Viet Nam
South
U.S. Army
Binh Dinh
Vic
Ninh Xa
Highway 1
Rebel Area In Santo Domingo Is Under Fire
Rebel held southeastern Santo Domingo endured renewed heavy attack Friday night with eight projectiles crossing the Ozama River. Two civilians, a woman and a young girl, were killed and at least six wounded. Uncertain whether bazooka rockets or mortar shells were used, with early reports switching between sources. Inter-American investigators sought talks with rival Dominican leaders as a three nation OAS task force planned province tours to gauge outside opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco Boavenura Cavalcanti
U.N
Ozama River
Ozama
Inter - American
Organization of American States
OAS
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Kills Boy in Indiana
Mike Conkin, 16, died from carbon monoxide poisoning in a closed garage at his family home near Pendleton Indiana. The Madison County Coroner ruled it a death by own action, stating the boy likely drove a tractor into the garage, closed the door, and left the engine running. No motive was immediately determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Ind
UPI
Mike Conkin
Here
Madison County
Cecil Carmichael
Tornado Aid Helps 18 Boone Families In West Virginia
Shannondale and Dover Disaster funds merged raising 3815.78 to aid 18 families left homeless by Palm Sunday tornadoes. Spokesmen praised community response and victims’ gratitude for the assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Shannondale
Dover
Business News Report Phones ER
A compact business news brief lists contact numbers 482-4650 and 482-5400 for inquiries. The source provides no additional context or entities beyond these phone details.
Obituaries of Local Residents Across Lebanon and Jamestown
Mrs. Bessie Otterman age 80 active church worker and mother of Paul Otterman of Lebanon died at a daughter’s home. Gurney Ray Dowden 69 resident at Cedars of Lebanon Hotel died Friday morning at Boone County Courthouse. Mrs. Elizabeth Turner 90 of Lebanon Route 2 died Friday night at home. William Wray 77 funeral services 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Walker Funeral Home Jamestown after illness at Witham Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Otterman
Paul Otterman
Lebanon
Bert Hannum
Gurney Ray Dowden
Cedars of Lebanon
Boone County
Elizabeth
Lizzie) Turner
R.R
William Wray
Walker Funeral Home
Jamestown
Witham Memorial Hospital
Indiana governor predicts two day special session
Indiana Governor Branigin and legislative leaders expect a two day special session to push an accelerator project for the Atomic Energy Commission and grant land and a $10 million fund authorization. They will also revisit 21 vetoed bills from March while Branigin defends separation of powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Branigin
Atomic Energy Commission
Injured Youth Placed In Private Home After Hospital
A 13 year old Lebanon boy released from Witham Hospital after back and buttock injuries is placed in a Welfare Department approved home pending a court hearing on whether he should return to his aunt who has custody for five years. The arrangement was ordered by the court and involves Rev Alvin Benson and Marion Robbins. Judge Charles F. Thompson will set an arraignment date for Mrs Donald P. Brown who faces cruelty to children charges after allegedly beating the boy with a plywood paddle at their Northfield home May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Witham Hospital
Alvin Benson
Marion Robbins
Charles F. Thompson
Donald P. Brown
Brown
Northfield
Daffynitions Pot Shot A Picture Of Stomach
A quirky caption playfully defines a stomach as a daffynition pot shot. The brief item presents a humorous visual or caption contest note, highlighting wordplay and light amusement.
Diary of A Disaster chronicling Palm Sunday tornadoes starts in The Lebanon Reporter
The Lebanon Reporter will publish a book length diary titled Diary of A Disaster about Indiana's Palm Sunday tornadoes. Written by Boyd Gill and Don Wallis Jr of UPI Indianapolis, the five day a week series runs from June 7 to mid July, detailing Indiana's worst disaster with 139 dead, over 1,200 injured, and nearly $100 million in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Lebanon Reporter
Boyd Gill
Don Wallis, Jr
Indianapolis
United Press International
UPI
Prayer Fragments From The Upper Recitte Era
A devotional excerpt quotes First Peter on gifts and mutual service. It follows with a prayer thanking God for the way through Jesus and asks for faith wisdom and courage to follow his lead. The text ends with Amen and reflects a structured prayer form.
Ohio Blonde Crowned Miss USA in 1965 Pageant
Sue Ann Downey, 20, of Columbus Ohio, a former aspiring nun, won Miss USA 1965 in Miami Beach. She stands 5'6" and 35-24-35, beating 14 semi finalists. First runner up was Jane Nelson Miss Arizona, second Judy Baldwin Miss New Mexico, with Julie Andrus Miss Kentucky and Dianna Batts Miss DC also in the top places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
UPI
Ohio
Sue Ann Downey
Columbus
Ohio State University
Jane Nelson
Palo Verdé
Atlantic City
District of Columbia
Falls Church
Gemini 4 flies toward four day milestone as Soviets fall behind
Aboard Gemini 4 Houston space center reports James McDivitt and Edward White continuing into their third day in orbit. They near the halfway point of a 97 hour flight while optimism remains high about completing a four day mission. Oxygen flow overpressurization is under control with no risk to the crew. Pegasus II observation satellite sighted off Bermuda adding context to the space activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gemini
John D. Hodge
Christopher C. Kraft Jr
Mission Control Center
Houston, Tex
James McDivitt
Edward White
Alvin B. Webb Jr
Space Center
Houston
UPI
U.S
McDivitt
White
Johannesburg
Union of South Africa
Atlantic
Bermuda
Space Agency
The
Canary Island
Christopher Kraft
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Mike
Ann Lynn
Patrick
Bonnie Lynn
Manned Spacecraft Center
Mrs. McDivitt
Jim
Texas
Mrs. White
Patricia White
Astronaut Edward White
Ralph W. Arboe
By Timothy C. Gartner
N. Viet Nam
Santo Domingo
By Martin McReynolds
Daffynitions
Palm Sunday
I Peter
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