Pay As You Learn Indiana University Plan Aids Tuition
The Indiana National Bank presents two installment plans labeled Pay As You Learn to ease college costs. One option distributes funds over nine months with no university interest, while a second offers up to six years with insurance. Indiana University and seven Hoosier colleges participate to help families finance higher education amid rising tuition and living expenses.
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Indiana National Bank of
Ae Wiliam
Flynn
Indianal National Bank
Hoosier
Bash
Franklin
Earlham
Indiana Teachers
DePauw
Indiana Nationalank
Colle
E University
Speed Checks Net 2 Auto Drivers Here
Lebanon police crack down on speeders using electric speed fingers. A list of motorists cited or arrested includes Maron Walker 51 Shelbyville. Gerreil Emory 29 Zionsville. Werner Flapstad 53 Indianapolis. Harry Smith 43 Connorsville. Raymond Bahney 17 Lebanon. Sue Bray 17 Lebanon. Dennis Dolds . Cecilio Strawmyer 41 Whitestown. Corter 3 Lebanon. Vera Lofickerson . John Gwaltzey 25 Indianapolis. Violet Wolfe Noblesville, with fines and court actions noted.
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Lebanon
Teaisnap
Ele Aeatee
Feetei Avenue
Jim Stout
Maron E. Walker
Shelbyville
Gerreil Bo Emory
Zionsville
Werner M. Flapstad
Indianapolis Ave
Harry M Smith
West 17Th Street
Connorsville
Raymond L. Bahney
Sue Bray
Powell Street
Dennis Dolds
Howe
Edwards
Aint Street
Cecilio Strawmyer
Whitestown
Nile
Alvin Ro Corter
Vera Lofickerson
North
Grant Street
JP DeVenna Limie Bars’ Court
Robert £. Adkins
Kelmer Drive
Indianapolis
John Gwaltzey
Sigabee Street
Indianapeliz
Violet A Wolfe
Noblesville
Devonna Lindeborg
Lewis HO
University approves bid for 47000 seat stadium
Indiana University trustees authorize award of a construction contract for a new 47000 seat football stadium costing about 4.308 million dollars. Huber Hunt Nicholshic of Indianapolis wins, with a 500 day maximum construction period after financing is arranged. The plan includes a west stand and an east stand, a 196 parking lot, and uses the current 40,000 seat stadium for intramural sports and drills.
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Bloomington
Indiana University
Kilay
Huber, Hunt & Nicholshic
Indianapolis
Isaie
Howe
Foreign Aid Bill Moves To Joint Conference Parley
The Senate approved a 4.712 billion foreign aid measure after late night debate, with 26 Republicans and 25 Democrats for the bill and 6 Republicans and 9 Democrats against. The House version is smaller by about 1110 million. a conference will reconcile differences before funds are drafted.
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Washington
Senate
Poland
Eisenhower
House
Appropriations
Sen Allen J Eilender
Pilleniier
Hisenhower
Multars
Eliender
Ellender
Daffynitions Wit A Man Who Says It For You
A witty line defines a man who voices exactly what you would have said if you had thought of it. The quip captures a cheeky persona that delivers instant, relatable punch with crisp humor.
Key Business Lines Revive as Economy Gathers Steam
AP dispatch notes upswings in harvesting, home building and highway work lift demand. National Home plans a one week shutdown yet hiring extra staff resumes. Southwestern railroads rush to furnish 13 000 freight cars for a bumper winter wheat crop estimated at 1 000 734 000 bushels, up 43 percent. Factory and mine output lag, but employment improves with construction and outdoor work rising. Auto dealers report brisk May sales and steel output steadies near five month high.
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New York
Sunstink
Southwestern
Texas
Kansas
Okahoma
Ott Te Aarmenter
Fis
Youth Escapes Flaming Wreck In Boone County Crash
A 16 year old Thorntown youth Sam Daniel Osborne escaped a vehicle fire after a single car rollover near a Hazelrigg Road gravel pit in Boone County. The 3:30 a.m. crash involved an auto owned by Joseph Osborne and driven by his son. The youth reportedly awoke, drove, and was thrown from the car before the fire sealed the doors.
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Thorntown
Sam Daniel Osborne
Hoazelrigg Road
Boone County
Joseph Osborne
South Market Street
Wilbur Slagle
Hazelrigg
Slagle
Osborne
Two Car Wreck Injures Three In Boone County
An evening two car crash near Bart Road and Ratsburg Road northeast of Lebanon injured three people. Errol Perrine 17 Thorntown and Meredith Harlan 45 Lebanon were treated for minor injuries at Witham Hospital. both vehicles suffered about 900 and 600 dollars in damage respectively. No citations issued.
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Boone County
Routos
Lebanon
Ratsburg
Indiana
W. E. Allen
Errol Perrine
Thorntown
Perrine
Meredith Harlan
John Robbins
Witham Hospital
Allen
Harlan
Indianapolis Driver Fatally Injured On 52
Harold VanArsdale 21 of Indianapolis died at General Hospital from injuries after a collision at the U S 52 drive in entrance northwest of the city Friday night Seven others were injured including James Ro Cogeborn 24 of Chicago Heights and David Burney 22 Hobart both reported in fair condition at General Hospital A five passenger van was treated for cuts and bruises.
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Indianapolis
Harold VanArsdale
General Hospital
U.S
James Ro Cogeborn
Chicago Heights
General
David Burney
Hobart
VanArsdale
Boone County Bar Honors Late Carl W Lambert
Members of the Boone County Bar Association met on Thursday for a special tribute to honor the late Carl W Lambert. Association vice president Frank E. Hutchinson presided as a resolution was adopted in memory of the lawyer praised for his readiness to help those in distress and his steadfast integrity.
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Boone County Bar Association
Carl W Lambert
Lebanon
Association
Frank E. Hutchinson
Troup
Carl Lambert
Mer
Father in Baby Death Brutal Beating in Roswell
Atlanta AP reports Jason Campbell 27 was jailed for murder in the brutal death of his 16 month old son in Roswell near Atlanta. He allegedly whipped the child and bit him over the head 50 to 66 times. The mother said she witnessed the attack and offered no resistance.
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Atlanta
George Christian
Jason Campbell
John Robert Campbell
Campbell
Roswell
More Highway Bribes Hinted In Indiana Trail for State Officials
The Indiana fourth highway bribery trial proceeds as Prosecutor John Tinder promises to add former state highway officials to the case. Defendants Elmer Sherwood William Sayer and Arthur Mogilner face charges over a $600000 sale of equipment to the State. Tinder cites Mogilner kickbacks and cash payoffs to other officials as evidence. The trial paused for recess, with the jury count temporarily complete but defense challenges remaining.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
John G. Tinder
Elmer W Sierwood
Wiliam E Sayer
Arthur J. Mogilnerere
Virgil
State Highway Commission
Tiader
Mogiiner
Tinder
Moginier
Senth
Pde
Atte Olber
Bern
Thomas E. Garvin
Keith Reese
Saver
Hoosier Pilot among victims in Globe Master crash
Major Henderson Gingle, Indianapolis native and husband of Jean Horton, is listed among the dead in the Travis Air Force Base Globemaster crash. Mrs Cagle, daughter of George J. Horton, owner of Horton Oil Co, learned of the death in Chicago and will reside with the Horton family in Indianapolis. The crash, caused by power failure on takeoff, killed six of eight crew members.
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Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Henderson Gingle
Jean Horton
Indianapolis
Cagle
George J. Horton
Meridian St
Horton
Horton Oil Co
Wew Country Club
Stephen
Cindy
Japan
Chicago
MacMillan In 3 Hour Delay Arrives for US Visit
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arrives in Washington after engine trouble delays his trip. He will meet President Eisenhower for informal talks and speak at DePauw University in Green Castle Indiana.
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Washington
Harold Macmillan
London
Eisenhower
Macmillan
National
Dulles
United States
Indiana
Greencastle
Ind
DePauw University
Spencer
de Pauw
Thedor Heuss
West Germany
United
St Heuss
Theo
White House
Youth Given College Aid
The University of Chicago announced 220 entrance scholarships totaling 150000 for students entering this autumn. Representing 35 states and three foreign countries, nine students received the new University of Chicago Scholars award. Winners, including John Akerman of Lebanon, will join an entering class of 500 with grants up to 180 dollars and a program of seminars and lectures alongside academics.
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Chicago
Spi
University of Chicago
John Akerman
North Meridian St Lebanon
Prayer for love and neighbor in Christ
A brief religious prayer invoking God as Father to fill hearts with overflowing love for neighbors near and far. It urges removal of concern for worldly sins and closes in the name of Christ.
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God
Christ
Amett
Tough Holdup Killer Dies on Gallows Today
Barten Kay Kirkham, a notorious holdup killer, died at dawn on the gallows after two years on death row. He reportedly showed no remorse, maintained a tough stance, and had once shown fear about execution before the final appearance. Sheriff George Beckstead oversaw the hanging. Dr. W.C. Knott pronounced death as the trap door fell.
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Barten Kay Kirkhar
Tye
Sherif George Beckstead
Kirkham
Sallows
Sheriff Beckstead
WC. Knott
Beckstead
W Kirkham
State Gardens
State to Receive Boone Road Bids on Interstate 65
The State Highway Commission will open bids in Indianapolis on June 25 for 18 road construction contracts, including two in the federal super-highway network. A Boone County project covers 3 miles of Interstate 65 from southwest of Ind 267 extension to southeast of Ind Rt.
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Indianapolis
State Highway Commission
Boone County
Ind Rt
Golden Rule Skipper Andy Mates Jailed
The Golden Rule skipper Andy Mates and three crewmen were sentenced to 60 days for conspiring to sail into the Eniwetok nuclear test area despite a federal injunction. Crew members Albert Smith Bigelow and others, all Friends except one Methodist, faced identical sentences. attorney A L Wirin sought a stay from Justice Douglas, with oral arguments set for June 17 in Washington.
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Honglulu
API
mid-Pacific
Albert Smith Bigelow
Navy
Cos Cob
Conn
Eniwetok
A. L. Wirin
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Orion Sherwood
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Society of Friends
Sherwood
James Peck
New York City
Soviet diplomat Kurechkin expelled for secret papers
Washington reports the United States orders Soviet Embassy Counselor Nikolai I. Kurechkin to leave after allegations he paid hundreds of dollars to an American citizen for U S Army manuals and other secret documents. The action echoes a January 1957 expulsion of Maj. Yart Krylov and follows the similar charges against John A. Baker Jr. of Westport Connecticut. Details on amounts and timing remain unspecified.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Nikolai I. Kurechkin
Kurechkin
Moscow
John A. Baker Jr
Westport
Conn
David Waters
Kurochkin
Baker
U.S
Walter
Moscow University
GOP Endorses Demo Powell for Reelection
New York AP report: Rep Adams Powell D NY endorsed Friday night on Republican line by 126 GOP county committeemen in the 16th district. Powell, who favors continuing as a Democrat, warned he will remain in the party. Observers note loss of seniority if he abandons party label amid past segregation stance and federal tax evasion indictment.
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New York
Adams Clayton Powell
D-Ny
16Th
Powell
Harlem
Thomsas J Curran
Tam
Congress
Tamemany Hall
Manhattan
Democratic Organization
Eisenhower
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