Eagle Chicken Farm Sparks Board Debate on Farming Status
Residents of Eagle Township pressed the Planning Board over when a chicken farm becomes a commercial enterprise. They argued R J Robinson’s 20 acre operation near 108th Street is not a farm but a business, seeking zoning clarity and a public hearing. The board ruled the site falls under farm law with setback rules, while court action by remonstrators was not ruled out. County surveyor notes local zoning peculiarities as Eagle Township grows. A part-time secretary was approved to record hearings and the planning board counsel post was declined.
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Boars of Planning
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West 16Th Street
Planning Board
Petiton
R. J. Ratinson
108Th Street
Robinson
Warner F. Saylor
Sayior
Cammet
Easior
Carl Anderson
Zionsville
Rds
Roscoe Hollingsworth
John W. Donaldson
Lebanon
Mae Cisery
HOOSIER DAY: FRANK A WHITE ON STATE OF THE UNION
The piece assesses the U S position in world affairs, current governance, and the UN NATO and allied roles. It notes America as the strongest nation with a high living standard facing global communism and outlines Indiana American Legion views on defense manpower foreign aid and national service. It references local Legion Post 212 Broad Ripple and the Indiana National Legion Executive meeting in Indianapolis.
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USA
Jess
Wisenhour
Kennedy
NATO
America
Western Europe
American Legion
Indiana
Legion
No. 212
Indiana American Legion
Legion National
Indianapolis
National Legion
National Guard
Grxaniaet
the Legion
National Education Association
Judge predicts courtroom cameras and radios will become common
Indianapolis newsman Judge Faulconer foresees cameras and radios in trials soon, arguing Canon 35 should be amended or revoked to grant judges discretion on media coverage. He notes decorum rests with the judge and envisions mechanical recording and projected film aiding appeals.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Marion
Thornan J. Fauconier
Acress Faulconer
Connie Nicholas
Dig
Forrest Teel
Faulconer
Faulconer Paul
First Summer Course Begins at Lebanon Center
The eight week program runs June 11 through August 4 with daily classes except July 4. Instructors Newlord and Marvin lead a regular, credit qualifying course for participating students.
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Chask Wil Ih
Lebanon ci
Newlord
Marvin
JFK Says War Concepts Evolve Deterrence Now Core Duty
President Kennedy told West Point graduates that old notions of war have shifted. Military leaders must deter wars as well as fight them, serving as a diplomatic and economic as well as combat force. He warned against permanent reliance on large armed forces and urged continued schooling to meet evolving threats. He described new warfare including guerrillas insurgents and stealth tactics.
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West Point
Kennedy
Americas
Washington
T.S. Miliary Academy
Wee Point Fickhouse
Rica
Korea
Malaya
Algeria
Cuba
Cyprus
County Signs Home Demonstration Agent And 4-H Club Aide
County announces a new Home Demonstration Agent Mrs Ekune Gerkepott to begin September 1 after Purdue approval. Coro is Kon raid to serve as Boone County 4-H Club Agent beginning immediately for the summer. both bring prior local extension experience and Purdue coursework. About 40 attended a reception with A. Robinson, Royal Campbell, Van Canada, and community leaders.
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Cincinnati
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Co ‘Extension Board
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LH Clubs Inc
Purdue University
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Royal Campbell
van Canada
Wilbur Winehead
Boone County Home Demonstration Association
Nixon Back On Victory Trail in California
Nixon regains momentum in California GOP primary as he seeks to unify conservatives and win over moderate Republicans. Brown leads Democratic vote share. party registration favors Democrats by about 32 percent. Shell hints at continued support while warning of tough statewide campaign ahead. Nixon vows forward path to a November showdown with Brown, as party factions assess unity.
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Calfernia
Shell Nixon
GOP
Betain
Measer Ale
Shell
Nixon
Brown
Ancy
John F. Kennedy
Paton
William F. Knowland
Threat Of Rail Strike Ended After Wage Increase
Negotiators for unions representing railroad and non operating employees accepted a 6.2 cent an hour wage increase offered by the railroads ending a nine month dispute. The move, urged by a presidential emergency board, could raise rates and affect service while separate talks with operating brotherhoods produced no progress. George Leighty and J. Wolfe announced the agreement as mediation under the Federal Railway Labor Act ended the strike threat.
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Carhoads
Railoads
George ¥. Leighty
T. £. Wolfe
Federal Railway
Acteshauster
Sureisy Wolfe
Arthur Goldberg
Kennedy
Goldberg
Wolfe
Obituary of Mrs Carrie M Hooper 86 in Mishawaka nursing home
Mrs Carrie M Hooper age 86 longtime Boone County resident died Tuesday in Mishawaka nursing home. Obituary page 4.
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Carrie M. Hooper
Boone County
Mishawaka Nursing Home
Added Petit Jurors Drawn for Spring Court Terms
Additional petit jurors chosen this spring include Jarckson Worth Keese J ine Nay Sugar Creek Eagle and Marion D West detferson Abie list reads Russell Huckstep Center Knox Eagle Mary Center Ralph Etelieson Bion Jovi Holmes O Bry an Jr Rudy Barvickman Perry Robert Brunes Perry Charles Coleman Worth Adrian Melaine Harrison Pauline Jackson Center Don Albitz Clinton Dave W.H. Harmon Worth John Hoover Marion Noble C. Kincaid Washington Harry Craig Sugar Creek Leone Laram Center Jesse Castle Jaeee Creek Thomas Greene Center
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Worth Keese
Sugar Creek
Eagle
Marion D West
Detferson
Abie
Russell Huckstep
Center
Tl Knox
Mary
Ralph Etelieson
Bion Jovi H. Holmes
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O'Bryan Jr
Rudy Barvickman
Perry
Robert Brunes
Charles Coleman
Worth
Adrian Melaine
Harrison
Pauline Jackson
Don Albitz
Clinton
Dave WH. Harmon
John Hoover
Marion
Noble C. Kincaid
Washington
Harry Craig
Leone Laram
Jesse Castile
Jaeee Creek
Thomas Greene
Rural Planning Unit OKs Tower Site Near Lebo
Bell Telephone plans a 43 foot tower south of Lebanon on old Route 82 to relay educational programs from Lafayette to Bloomington via Indianapolis. Residents fear property value loss while officials seek a site acceptable to all. a public hearing will be set after a zoning appeal.
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Board of Zoning Appeals
Lebanon
Bell Telephone Company
West
Washington
West Stree
Lafayette
Bloomington
Indianapolis
Bell
Downton
Bel
Leborom
Herbert Ransdell
County Planning Committee
Cigarette Tax Hike Urged for State Parks Plan
Donald Foltz of the Indiana Department of Conservation urged a new one cent cigarette tax to fund a lonstante program acquiring more state parks and recreational areas. He spoke at the Legislative Advisory Commission meeting and proposed $90 million for a seven year land acquisition period. He also proposed doubling hunting and fishing licenses from 2.50 to 3 and raising motor boat registration to 3 plus a marine gasoline tax of 0.5 percent.
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UPL
Donald Foltz
Indiana Department of Conservation
Legislative Advisory Commission
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Earler
Kennedy to hold 4 p.m. press conference
President-elect Kennedy will host a 4 p.m. EDT press conference. Press secretary Pierre Salinger said the session will be opened to live radio and television coverage.
Prayer for Today Reflection Preaches Stewardship and Faith
A devotional prayer emphasizes gratitude for God’s care and asks guidance to be faithful stewards of time talents and money. The prayer invokes the fatherhood of God and Jesus Christ’s sacrifice, asking for wisdom to use blessings wisely.
Moore Seated In Top Eagles Post Tuesday
Moore is installed as top officer at the Fraternal Order of Eagles Lodge. Past President Ward Campbell hands the gavel to Clyde Moore of Thorn Town as Newton Exton of Krankfort is named Worthy Grand President with Lemmy Nevenstvander of Lebanon as Grand Conductor. Officers include Ora Ridge as vice president Barrell Denny treasurer Wes Wheat contractor Charles Baldwin secretary Art Darnell insider guard Ray Peters outside guard and James Isenhour reappointed as trustee with Ray Roberts and John Ingoldsby. Campbell thanks committees and Moore promises service to the Aerie and community. state convention set for Exansville June 13.
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Order of Eagles
Sident
Ora Ridge
Barrell Denny
Wes Wheat
Charles Baldwin
Art Darnell
Ray Peters
Nari Hunter
James Isenhour
Ray Roberts
John Ingoldsby
Joe Cook
Campbell
Mooré
Agrin
Moore
Iagles
Exansville
MF Aeries
Park Board Tightens Memorial Park Rules After Weekend Litter
Memorial Park to allow proper uses while banning beer drinking and littering as police promise patrols. Auto polishing on lawns and horse access are addressed, with concerns over mower damage from horse hoof prints. Park officials urge public cooperation to enforce stricter measures amid growing park usage.
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Memorial Park
Park Board
McClellan Plans Public Hearings On Estes Investigation
Senate investigating subcommittee chaired by John L. McClellan will begin public hearings on June 27 into Billie Sol Estes and Agriculture Department dealings. About 100 witnesses are expected to testify over several weeks as staff investigators continue probing the Estes affair. Meanwhile the House government operations subcommittee will recall Dr. James T. Ralph to discuss his ties to Estes and related storage operations. Ralph says he will answer questions but has limited helpful information.
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Washington
UPI
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate:nvestigating
Billie Sol
Estes
Clin
Agriculture Department
Department
Texas Farm
Fri Lizer
House
James T. Ralph
Ralph
UPL
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Ths
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Orville Ty. Freeman
Texas
Dallas
East German guard defects amid Berlin border clashes
A 20 year old East German border guard defected to West Berlin just hours after fellow guards shot a refugee attempting to cross the Front. Western police did not see him cross the wall. Earlier, two Communist guards shot an unidentified man as he swam the river to West Berlin. A reverse flight involving a man, a woman, and a child was observed but the family vanished after shifting toward Friedrchstrasse. Actor Charles Laughton remains hospitalized for a back injury aggravated on tour.
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West Olice
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Theo Wall
Friedrichstrasse Station
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