08 Jun 1959
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1959
Page
1
A top political contest draws intense public attention as leaders maneuver amid shifting alliances. Analysts highlight strategic moves, potential coalitions, and the pressure on parties to define a clear direction before the next public decision.
A fragment discussing liberal congressional turns, President Eisenhower influence, and reactions to spending policy. It notes concerns about fiscal restraint and how arguments from critics like Craig shape votes on government expenditures.
Frankfort man Arthur Gerald Kennedy was sentenced to ten years in prison after pleading guilty to a local holdup at the Boone County Market on March 28. Attorneys argued for leniency, noting his despondency since divorce and a prior clean record. Judge Charles F. Thompson said no alternative but to impose the fixed term, citing safety concerns for the community.
A bus carrying farm laborers crashed into a tree near Phoenix and exploded, killing 16 Mexican nationals and injuring many others. The driver Nate Manuel Gloria Jr said he felt sleepy and failed to stop at an intersection. the vehicle burst into flames after the crash, with firefighters and authorities investigating.
A playful sports lexicon item notes a chaperone as an older, nonstarting figure who still screens and intercepts passes, using light humor to poke fun at role players who stay close to the action.
Reported first successful mail delivery by a guided missile from a submarine. Navy officials disclosed cargo included 3 000 letters addressed to officials and agencies, with the test area off the coast near Mayport. The flight covered about 100 miles straight, with the missile reaching a height well over target and landing in the test zone.
Jeff Izzard of Boone County died after six months of poor health. Born July 30, 1868, he worked as a farmer and was a Baptist Church member. Surviving are two daughters Madge Shannon and Nellie Steele, three grandchildren and five great grandchildren. two brothers and one sister preceded him. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Musbell and Hitch Funeral Home with Elder Ernest Essex officiating.
The Methodists initiate the largest fundraiser in northwest Indiana to support ethics outreach and pastoral work across several churches. Delegates from Grace Methodist Church and others in the region coordinate the campaign with support from pastors and conference leaders.
Boone native Caplinger dies after two years of illness at home in Lebanon. Funeral at Rural in Gak Hi Cemetery with Rev Sharp officiating. Born January 3, 1902, Caplinger was a former trader and Boone Beverans employee and leaves a wife Predia Hill and several survivors including stepchildren and siblings. Continued on Page Four.
In Lebanon area eight and no year old Brownies started a week at Brownie Day Camp guided by co directors Mrs Paul Green and local leaders. Counselors include Mrs Martin Rich and many volunteers. the camp operates at Buchan Park near Lebanon with bus stops served by Perry Township and Thorntown schools and aims for outdoor fun with food, supplies and transportation managed by Phi Adter.
The Indiana weather outlook shows temperatures averaging 3 to 7 degrees above normal with highs around the mid 80s in northern areas and upper 70s to low 80s in the south while lows hold in the 50s to low 60s. Expect continued warmth into the weekend with about six tenths inch of total rain. Afternoon and evening showers begin in the south and spread northward through Wednesday, then persist into the weekend.
Minnie McIntire, 89, of Lebanon, native of Boone, died at home after long illness. Born August 1, 1864, she was married to James Mar iant Kibet and survived by two children Cilda May Kimble and Charles Kimble, plus siblings, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. She attended Pilgrim Holiness Church and is mourned by relatives including Be v Livingston and William McIntire.
The Lebanon City Council holds a regular meeting at the Council chambers tonight starting at 7:50 p.m. The board of works will meet at the Mayor's office starting at 7:00 p.m. All are invited to attend either meeting.
Kathryn Ff Cook of Boston was named president of the year at the Mother Church First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston. The delegate meeting stressed spiritual resource, progress, and constructing faith to meet modern challenges. Mrs Cook, born in South Bend, Ind, has devoted much of her life to Christian Science work and publishing.
A Zionsville boy and an 11 year old from Flora were found in about 30 feet of water at Lake Freeman after drowning over the weekend. Stephen McKanney, 12, slipped from a motorized raft near Breezy Point. David Ayres, 11, of Flora, was recovered later.
Fragment from a prayer speech attributing blessing to the Lord and asking for divine work in the kingdom. Mentions brothers who hear God’s word and seeks guidance for wives and elders in faithful service. Ends with Amen.
A bustling academic ceremony honors Hastings and graduates 4151 as President Avren K. Trappe of Wahas Cilla presents honors. The TU board membership and Washington correspondent share details of the event, with remarks on achievement and future effort as students move forward.
Senator Jenner's plan to settle a land dispute was approved after questions about the project. The Seaway Corp received waivers on certain disclosure requirements, with Walsh and Jenner defending the move to avoid harming the corporation and ensuring a public hearing.
Butler University awards degrees to ten Boone County candidates in Liberal Arts and Sciences and Education. Recipients include Zenith Akers Sarah Kern and Mr Sipes from Lebanon Billy Fimb Thouser Zionsville Dana Richardson Whitestown Robert Irwin Lebaron Barbara Bels don Eileen McLaughlin and others. Mrs Sipes to receive BS in Education with witnesses listed.
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