Free Nations Challenged by LBJ On D Day
President Johnson urged European nations to maintain unity for peace in a D Day anniversary ceremony at Omaha Beach. General Bradley missed the event due to illness. Charles de Gaulle was absent. The observance honored 9,386 American dead with ceremonies at multiple sites and an airborne museum dedication nearby. In Indiana, Lebanon Fire Chief warns residents to stop unauthorized fireworks, with small sparklers allowed under state law and strict bans on firecrackers and rockets.
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Omaha’ Beach
France
UPI
Johnson
Europe
Charles E. Bohlen
U.S. Military
Omaha Beach
Omar N. Bradley
Bradley
Caen
United States
Omala Beach
Charles de Gaulle
Liberation Monument
Bayeux
U.S
Lebanon
Kenny Evans
General Assembly
Eisenhower’s TV Visit Returns to Normandy for D-Day 20th
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower addressed tens of millions in the United States and 19 foreign countries with a 90 minute CBS program marking the 20th anniversary of the Normandy invasion. The telecast titled D Day Plus 20 Years Eisenhower Returns to Normandy aired Friday night and was distributed to 22 foreign networks with translated versions.
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New York
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Normandy
Columbia Broadcasting System
Eisenhower
Public Hearing on School Plan Sought Monday
Boone County reorgan ization committee aims to set a public hearing date for a three unit county school consolidation including Eagle Union. Lebanon MSD and Western MSD must join the plan. debate centers on Union Township voters and potential Lebanon merger.
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Boone County
Eagle
Zionsville
Boone
Lebanon
Paul Swank
Union Township
MSD of
Union
State Reorganization Committee
Marvin Quick
Quick
Channel 6
Indianapolis
Jim Shoemaker
Eagle Township
Joe Eads
Burns Ditch Port Endorsed by National Rivers and Harbors
Washington UPI report that the National Rivers and Harbors Congress backed Indiana projects including the Burns Ditch Lake Michigan port. The group endorsed 32 new bills, aiding federal approval and funding. It also supported Brookville Lafayette and Big Pine reservoirs while delaying Clifty Creek and Patoka reservoirs for being underdeveloped.
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Washington
UPI
National Rivers, and Harbors Congress
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Burns Ditch
U. S
Branigin Gains Momentum as Lemon Drops Out for Demo Bid
INDIANAPOLIS UPI The Democratic governor race shifted as Tom Lemon withdrew and endorsed Roger Branigin. Lemon said Branigin is the choice of the state Democratic organization and pledged support. Branigin said no deal was involved and would name his running mate from the convention slate. Kizer lamented the move but will stay in the race as Clinton Green plans to continue to the June 12 convention.
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Indianapolis
Thomas Lemon
Bloomington
Branigin
Lemon
Marshall Kizer
Plymouth
Lemnon
Elizabeth
Kizer
Tom Lemon
Clinton Green
Greece Turkey tensions ease as Cyprus alert ends
In Nicosia the Greek Cypriot alert was canceled at dawn after a tense night. President Makarios reported no confirmation of Turkish ships off Cyprus and Johnson invited Ismet Inonu to Washington talks, easing immediate fears of invasion. UN patrols tightened around airports and ports as Ankara held emergency talks with Inonu.
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API
Nicosia
Johnson
Ismet Inonu
Washington
Makarios
Cyprus
United Nations Peace Force
Athens
Michael Papaconstantinous
George Papandreou
Ankara
Inonu
Turkey
UPI
White House
Fox Hunter Killed in Accident Near Waldr on
Paul Kenneth Chapelow aged 13 of St Paul was fatally shot while foxhunting on a southern Waldr on farm. Authorities said he tripped and discharged a .22 rifle in his temple, dying about 11 30 p m after leaving home. The body was found by his mother at 4 p m. Shelby County coroner Dr Julian Arata ruled the death accidental.
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Julian Arata
Shelby County
New Honor For Myer’s Hotel Celtic Hines In Italy
Dr George E Hines of Terre Haute son of George E Hines 130 Alen Boulevard named new managing director of Hoffman Lampis in Italy Announcement of his appointment with his picture carried in The Daily American published in Rome Hines former Commercial Solvents Corp research member has joined Hoff man Lampis in Rome His wife Emma Carolyn Limbert arrived in Terre Haute after months in Rome Hines will return to the US June 16 after trips to Hanover Munich and Milan Commercial Solvents owns a controlling interest in a Milan pharmaceutical house where he is a director Born in Kansas City Mo in 1915 he earned BS and MS from Purdue He is a Sigma Xi member and has written regularly for scientific journals He has learned Italian and can order spaghetti alle vangole his favorite dish He and Mrs Hines have two daughters and four grandchildren
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George E. Hines
Terre Haute
Alen Boulevard
Hoffman Lampis
Italy
Daily American
Rome
Hines
Commercial Solvents Corp
Emma Carolyn Limbert
Celtic Room Opening At Myers Hotel In August
Ver and James Myers announced plans for the Celtic Room opening on August 1 adjacent to Sir Ver's in the Myers Hotel. The new dining area will seat about 125 and can partition into two smaller rooms via a folding door, matching the Sir Ver dining room decor.
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Ver
James Myers
Celtic Room
Sir Ver’s
Myers Hotel
Driver Hurt As Truck Crashes At Route 52 Junction
A 44 year old Colfax man employed as a Lebanon truck driver was hospitalized after his panel truck overturned at the Old US 52 and SR 334 intersection about 1 20 p m The driver Merle Hoffman of Wolfe Floor Covering Lebanon suffered an arm injury and the truck was damaged about 300 dollars A car driven by Thomas C Brown of Clifton Illinois pulled from a stop at the junction causing Hoffman to swerve A deputy noted a possible bent mirror Hoffmans truck rolled and crushed his arm Other sheriff reports include a theft at a Lebanon area farm of 200 gallons of gas tools and cans of oil and gas at a farm south of Elizaville
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Colfax
Lebanon
Witham Hospital
Merle Hoffman
Wolfe
Hoffman
Thomas C. Brown
Clifton
Illinois
Sheriff's Office
Rudy Gibbs
RN O
Elizaville
DAFFYNITIONS RUSSIA Quips on peace and steadfast stance
A humorous take portrays Russia as a country that has always stuck to its guns in its quest for world peace, framing a witty contrast between bravado and diplomacy.
Industrial Blood Drive Set for Wednesday in Lebanon
Local industries, manufacturing and businesses in Lebanon sponsor an Industrial Visit For Blood, inviting donors to Red Cross for appointments at 246. Donations take about five minutes, with four main blood groups A B AB and O plus RH status. Blood is used in surgeries, shock, burns and blood derivatives. No charge to recipients in county. hospitals may bill for services. Eligibility: ages 18 to 59 and a physical clearance. Written parental consent required for unmarried persons under 21.
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Lebanon
Red Crogs
Fort Wayne
Red Cross
Balloting On Amendments Slated Tuesday
Washington civil rights debate moves to quick three amendments votes on Tuesday delaying the crucial cloture showdown. Senator Mansfield withdraws and plans to re-file the petition Monday amid GOP pressure for broader amendment access. The plan aims to widen debate while Republicans push for full consideration before cloture.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Mike Mansfeld
Mont
Mansfield
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Hickenlooper
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Russell
Funeral services announced for Mrs Savannah Emmert 80
Obituary notes the death Friday of Savannah Emmert at a Zionsville nursing home. Funeral services are announced. Also noted is the death of Archie Bowe, a longtime Lebanon resident and former Monticello restaurant owner.
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Savannah Emmert
Zionsville
Archie Bowe
Lebanon
Monticello
Two Teens Caught After High Speed LaPorte Chase
Two 18 year olds David Alt and Julian Johnson were arrested on six charges after an early Friday chase reaching 100 mph through two police road blocks. Three accompanying juveniles were released to their parents. A sheriff's deputy spotted beer in the car, prompting the pursuit that ended in Walkerton after a crash at a second blockade.
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Alt
LaPorte
Walkerton
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Sir Ver
West Washington Street
Leon Chumlea
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