Hartke Leads Early in Complex Indiana Senate Race
Evansville mayor Vance Hartke, the first Democrat to announce for the U S Senate a year ago, vies in a crowded field with figures like State Senator Kiger and other party hopefuls. Reports glimpse internal party dynamics, candidate prospects, and looming Republican concerns as Indiana prepares for the forthcoming state convention and primary contests.
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Hartke
Senate
Vance Hartke
Evansville
US Senate
Marifi Me
Demeran
Munvie
J Kiger
Gonas
Sher
Supe
Hanley
Minton
Dulles says State Dept did not push aid amendment
Secretary Dulles testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the State Department did not seek a petition for or against any amend ment to the foreign aid bill. He favored giving President Eisenhower more leeway with satellite nations and noted the choice to attach the amendment rested with Congress. Dulles warned Moscow faces a choice between granting independence or tightening oppression.
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Washington
Dulles
State Department
Eisen
John H. Sparkmann
Department
Senate
Congress
Soviet Union
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Moscow
Visu
Sen
Fo Kennedy
D-Mass
Eisenhower
Duiles Sand
Marupeihai
Yugoslavia
Nile Dalles
Russia
Hotel Manager Expires Today
Harry Carroll Stephenson, 58, died at Witham Hospital after a lengthy illness. He was a longtime hotel manager, former first assistant at the Statler Hotel in Boston, and previously with the Claypeel Hotel in Indianapolis and the Statler in St. Louis. A Lebanon native and Lewis Hotel School graduate, he was a Mason and Presbyterian church member. Survived by wife Ida Mae, son Harlan, father Albert, and cousin Catherine Penfell. Funeral Saturday 3:30 p.m. at Myers Mortuary. Burial at Oak Field Cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary.
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Harry Carroll Stephenson
Witham Hospital
Stephenson
Wrst
Statler
Boston
Mass
Ohio
Blanche Carroll Stephenson
Myers Mortuary
AK Korteling
First Presbyterian Church
Oak Mid Cemetery
Daffynitions Gossip A careful chooser of friends and foes
A quirky item notes a person who chooses companions with care and hints at social dynamics in playful style. The text reads as a compact column fragment with light, humorous tone and local-life flavor.
Mogilner Paid Over 40 000 In Bribes
AP reports prosecutor Tinder presented 13 checks showing Arthur Mogilner paid more than 40 000 in highway equipment bribes during 1955 57. The case ties Mogilner to Virgil Red Smith with aliases V Wilson V Willson and V Williams while trial proceedings for Mogilner Elmer Doe Sherwood and William Sayer continue amid juror selection.
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Indianapolis
John G. Tinder
Arthur J. Mogiiner
Mogilner
Elmer W.doe
Sherwood
William E. Sayer
Tinder
Virgil Wo Red. Smith
Highway Commission
V. Wilson
V. Willson
V. Williams
Chamber of Special
Thomas E. Garvin
James Recap Jr. Sherwood
Magilner
Edo
Keith C. Reese
Sayers
Garvin
George Notroils
Indiana 5 Day Weather View
Indiana forecasts show average highs 75 to 81 degrees in the north and up to 86 in the south with cooler nights. Saturday will be warmer then cooler by Sunday or Monday, then warmer again by Tuesday and Wednesday. Rain totals look light, under a quarter inch, with scattered showers late Sunday or Monday and again Tuesday or Wednesday.
Pastor Shortage Warns of Empty Pulpits in Lafayette District
The Rev Wesley Brashares, superintendent of the Lafayette district, warns delegates that many churches will lack pastors as Bishop Richard Raines plans Sunday appointments. He notes no seminary graduates are returning for fulltime pastorates due to lax encouragement for entering the ministry, risking further shortages as congregations grow. The issue affects Danville, Culver, and surrounding areas with multiple churches mentioned.
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Rayburn
Ks County
Suertedsted
seeTe- Manor
Frankfort
West Lafayette
Athens
Hiana
Robert M. Setie
Danville Beatty
Culver
Robert Wend
Robert Circus
Wesley Brashares
Laffayette
Richard Raines
Brashares
Guy G. Carpen
Nathaniel F
Junior Golf Clinic Opens at Vien Country Club
About 46 juniors attended the first Junior Golf Clinic of the year led by Jimmy Scott at Vien Country Club in Lebanon on Friday morning. Scott stressed fundamentals and ethics, offering free instruction to Lebanon youth, with access limited to Junior members or children of Ulen members.
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Scott
Junie Golf
Scott Tul
James
the Ely
Jimmy
Appeal of 3rd Psalm Cited at Kiwanis Luncheon
Lebanon Kiwanis families were praised for talent at the local club meeting. Mrs M M Neal gave a masterful interpretation of the Twenty third Psalm, starting with a King James Version reading. The Psalm is noted as the most universally known in the Psalter. Continued on page 4.
Local Attorney To Receive I U Alumni Award
Willet H. Parr Jr., Lebanon attorney, is named to receive a bronze plaque at Indiana University commencement exercises for long and distinguished service to the alumni association. Parr, a former Alumni Association president and IU Law School graduate, will be honored at the Alumni barbecue Saturday noon. Mrs. Parr plans to join him if she returns from Petoskey Michigan before Saturday.
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Willet H. Parr Jr
Indiana University
Parr
Alumni Association
Optimists Hear Vaccine Talk in Lebanon Optimists Hear Vaccine Talk
Dr James W Newberne veterinarian pathologist at Pitman Moore Co of Zionsville spoke in Lebanon about vaccine price fixing claims and the polio vaccine production methods He described influenza serum production using the chicken egg method and noted up to 800 eggs daily for viral vaccine He explained tissue culture techniques sourcing polio vaccine from monkey tissue and the rigorous testing involved including tests on a monkey nervous system before final steps
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Lebanon
James W. Newberne
Pitman-Moore Co
Zonsville
Newborne
Ime
Newhorne
Unemployment Drops Below 5 Million Mark
Government report shows May employment at 64,061,000, up from April, with unemployment down to 4.94 million. Seasonal expansion in agriculture and services, plus a construction boost, helped the rise. Homewives and students returning to the labor force offset declines among jobless workers.
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Washington
Commerce and Labor Department
Sorority Plans Park Program at Memorial Park
The Tri Kappa Summer Recreation project at Memorial Park opens June 9 at the shelter house with adult readers Miss Betty Bible and Mrs. C. Robert Poist. For eight years the program has run with Lebanon Bey's Club support, drawing rising attendance as registration begins for children from first grade upward.
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Tri Kappa
Memorial Park
Yam
Shelter House
Betty Bible
C. Robert Poist
Lebanon
TV Troubles In Atmosphere Say Repairmen
Local repairmen report television interference as atmospheric disturbances ripple hundreds of miles above the earth. Viewers describe double images, horizontal flicker, and flashing screens believed caused by unusual electrical conditions in the upper atmosphere. The disturbance spans the region and has reached Wisconsin and Missouri audiences.
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Wisconsin
Missouri
Defense chief seeks 250 million cut to defense budget
Secretary of Defense Neil McElroy urged senators to remove about 250 million dollars from the House approved bill. He argued the cut would prevent manpower reductions in Army and Marine regular and reserve forces.
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Washington
Secretary of
Neil McElray
House
The Upper Routes to Prayer Sermon Excerpt
A brief prayer piece emphasizes loving God and loving one another. It petitions divine grace to overcome blindness toward daily contacts and to recognize others as beings with hopes and heartaches, ending with an amen.
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Heavenly Father
McCone Nominated to Succeed Lewis Strauss as AEC Chairman
Washington AP John A McCone a Los Angeles businessman and defense department official during Truman's era was nominated by President Eisenhower to succeed Lewis L Strauss as head of the Atomic Energy Commission. The White House did not say whether McCone would also serve as chairman.
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Ike
Strauss
AEC
Washington
Johnn. McCone
Los Angeles
Eisenhower
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Comprai En
White House
Iaw
Defense Department
Tru Man
Defense
Air Force
ABC
Commission
Senate
Capitol Hill
Congress
New York
Macmillan to speak at DePauw during Indiana Commencement
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan will deliver an internationally significant address at DePauw University during Sunday commencement, drawing global attention to Greencastle as IU holds a massive ceremony in Bloomington. Macmillan’s ties to Indiana include family links and prior visits, with his Indianapolis appearance marking Britain's highest official visit in the state.
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Indianapolis
Harold Macmillan
DePauw Univer
Emmaon
Macmillan
Joshua T. Belles
DePauw Medical College
Nellie Bells Macmillan
Spencer
Greencastle
Indiana
Hoosier
Prineeminster
Great Britain
Winston Churchill
Prime Minster
Harold Cacets
Boone County Tax Distribution Records Big Total
Boone County Auditor Rex Sprong releases a record tax distribution showing a total of $1,336,537 earmarked for county welfare and related distributions, with Lebanon School City receiving the largest share at $264,729. Other township and corporation allocations sum to over $123,626 in county general distribution, and statewide shares are noted. Receipts have risen for 25 years, with 1988 figures cited as a peak around $290,713 and the prior year at about $402,000.
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Boone County
Rex Sprong
Threates
Lebanon
Marion
Clinton Township
Washington Township
Sugar Creek
Corporation
Jefferson Township
Center Township
Alen Corporation
Lebanon Corporation
Union Township
Eagle Township
Zionsville
Perry Township
Harrison Township
Jackson Township
Jamestown Corporation
Advance Corporation
Worth Township
Whitestown
Page
Wigram
Sprong
Who Gets Our Tax Bucks Just Take A Peek
Rex Spreng Boone County Auditor presents a breakdown of how Lebanon's tax dollars are allocated. Township taxes receive $27,341, tuition taxes $372,220, and the special school tax $309,355. Other allocations include school bonds $61,420, cumulative building fund $64,331, Lebanon Library $11,249, veterans construction $13,923, fire protection $13,481, and street tax $6,251. Continuous funding to parks, general improvement, and miscellaneous accounts rounds out the totals with the smallest fire fund at $575.
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Smioney
Rex Spreng
Boone Courty
Lebanon
Sprong
Veterans Memorial
Boone
Navy Polaris Missile Fired at Cape Canaveral
Navy tested Polaris missile components under tougher conditions than prior launches. The rocket rose vertically about 26 seconds then veered horizontal, with at least one section crashing into the sea as rescue boats stood by.
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Cape Canaveral. Fla
APY
Navy
Polaris
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