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Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1965

Page

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Indiana Governor pushes bid for giant AEC facility

Governor Branigin asked Indiana lawmakers to convene a special session to authorize a 10 million dollar bid to host a 200 billion electron volt Atomic Energy Commission accelerator near Indianapolis. He called the project the state would make its mecca for top scientists, with Eagle Creek Marion County land and Purdue University involvement, pending land acquisition powers and legal authority.

Indianapolis UPI Atomic Energy Commission Indiana Branigin AEC Eagle Creek Marion County Purdue University John Dillon House

U S Jets Kill IT Guerrillas In North Raid

UPI dispatch reports waves of U S planes bombed targets in North Vietnam and attacked a major industrial site 80 miles south of Hanoi. In the south Americans killed 77 guerrillas and captured 28 in clashes from Da Nang to the Mekong delta, with nine Americans wounded. Parliament struggles and a Roman Catholic movement against Premier Phan Huy Quat unfold in Saigon as U S aircraft hit a power plant and port facilities, signaling possible regular strikes.

Saigon UPI U.S Viet Nam Hanoi Da_Nang Mekong U.S. Air Force Navy Midway Co Dinh Ben Thuy Phan Huy Quat Quat

Daffynitions Temptress: A sylph like figure kept to herself

A playful pun prompts a compact portrait of a coy, ethereal woman described as a sylph like figure who preserves mystery and privacy, lingering in whispered admiration.

Nation Readies Hero Welcome for Astronauts

Aboard the USS Wasp off Jacksonville, McDivitt and White showed fewer physical effects from their 97 hour space flight than earlier missions. Dr. Berry kept them aboard the Wasp until Thursday morning before air travel home, as Houston showed film of White's space walk. Presidents Johnson and family awaited their return, with a hero’s welcome planned in Texas.

Charles Justice United Press International Uss WASP UPI James McDivitt Edward White Charles Berry Jacksonville Fla Houston Space Center White Berry McDivitt Atlantic Ocean U.S Florida Cape Kennedy L. Gordon Cooper Charles Pete) Conrad Cooper Houston Tex Johnson Texas Edward H. White II James A. McDivitt Earth

Crop Loss From Sunday Hail Hits Boone County Hard

Hail storm Sunday afternoon in Boone County appears to have damaged crops, with beans hardest hit in the Lebanon area and corn east of town showing heavy damage. Reports suggest insurance adjusters will estimate losses as farmers await assessments while rainfall totals push surplus for June.

Boone County Lebanon Adrian Bartlett R.R Joe Robinson Indianapolis T.v

Bandit Caught With Bank Loot After Indy Hold Up

A hooded gunman robbed Indiana National Bank’s Post Road branch in Indianapolis of 5875 and was caught within 15 minutes thanks to Rev. Jack Barrell the county sheriff chaplain. Barrell’s police radio helped track the getaway car. state police recovered the loot in the suspect’s vehicle.

Indianapolis UPI Indiana National Bank Marion County Sheriff’s Department Post Road Far East Side Jack Barrell Presbyterian Church 82Nd Hague Road Greensburg Versailles Rev Barrell Ed Martin Ford Co John Petty Petty

Two New Castle Jail Escapees Nabbed in Kentucky

Anthony Mayberry and Jerry Owens, both teens from Indiana, were captured in Pleasureville after escaping Henry County Jail in New Castle. Police say they knocked through plaster, fled via the attic, stole two cars in Indiana, wrecked one, and spent Sunday night in a barn before being spotted in a pickup by a service station attendant.

Pleasureville UPI Anthony Mayberry Knightstown Ind Jerry Owens Grant City New Castle Henry County Indiana Here

Dry Party Stolen Beers In Zionsville Garage incident

Lester McMullen of SR 334 west of Zionsville reported six half cases of beer and two half cases of ale stolen from his garage yesterday. A stapler, plastic clothes hamper, and a wooden bushel basket were also taken after a storm window was pried open. Deputy John Denney investigated.

Zionsville Lester McMullen SR 334 John Denney

Lebanon High School Honors 67 Earn Last Six Weeks Honor Roll

Lebanon High School announces 67 students named to the final six weeks honor roll. 31 seniors, 18 juniors, and 18 sophomores qualified, with the sophomore group leading the straight A segment. Four seniors and four juniors achieved perfect grades along with several others earning high honors.

LHS Kenneth Dooley Lebanon High School Lennart Bage Dotty Darnall Pat Hampton David Hermance Marcia Hill Pam Milam Dotty Park Diana Wolfe Jane Hammock Carla Helms Jan Johnson Linda Roberts Kenneth Shafer Kathy Werry Marcia Andrews Gary Boone Sandy Breitengross Candy Carr Sarah Chavers Margaret Cline Karen Coleman Bruce Coons Helen Copeland Donna Denger JoAn

Obituary: Thomas Kersey Dies in California Nursing Home

Thomas Kersey a Lebanon carpenter and longtime sports enthusiast died yesterday at a Palo Verdes California nursing home. A full obituary will appear in the Wednesday Reporter.

Thomas Kersey Lebanon Palo Verdes California

Boone County vetoes judge pay hike as I-65 route OKed

Boone County Commissioners rejected a $3,000 raise for the circuit court judge keeping annual pay at $16,500. The move followed petition backing from the Boone County Bar Association and 71 local residents. They cited timing with a new court and concerns about costs. The panel also approved I-65 north route plans from the Lebanon bypass, discussed bus turnarounds, and authorized a deputy clerk for the proposed Boone Superior Court. They approved Century Oaks subdivision and a road vacation petition for North 232 Road near the I-74 corridor.

Boone County Boone County Bar Association Lebanon State Road Commission U.S. Department of Roads Richard and Leona Wall Eagle Township Zionsville Century Oaks Ronald Reddish Superior Court of Boone Thelma Burgin Reddish Jackson Township North 232

Green Seen As Possible GOP State Leader

Top Indiana Republican leaders meeting in Indianapolis are expected to consider Paul Green of Lebanon as a candidate to succeed retiring Indiana GOP chairman Robert N. Stewart. Green heads a Boone County GOP committee, with others named include ex Lt Gov Richard Ristine and former Gov Ralph Gates.

Indianapolis Paul Green Lebanon Robert N. Stewart Indiana GOP Stewart Green Boone County Richard Ristine Ralph Gates U.S William E. Jenner 11Th District H. Dale Brown Homer E. Capehart James T. Neal The Noblesville Ledger State Central Committee Robert E. Gates Gates Columbia City William Erwin Bourbon Young Republicans Seth Denbo Buena Chaney Terre Haute

Harrison School Reunion Set for Milledgeville Church

School Number 9 of Harrison Township will hold its annual reunion Sunday at the Milledgeville Church. Alumni officials expect a strong turnout of former students for the meeting and reunion. Officers include Orville Larsh as president and Mrs Alpha Graham as secretary and treasurer.

Harrison Township Milledgeville Church Orville Larsh Alpha Graham

County Sends 34 To Purdue 4-H Round-up For Three-Day Meet

Boone County sends 34 youth and 3 4 H Band members to Purdue for the three day 4 H Round Up with citizenship career sessions a chicken barbecue and get acquainted events. Delegation includes boys and girls from Center Clinton Eagle Harrison Jackson Marion Sugar Creek Union Washington Worth and more with junior leaders housing assistants and two county leaders accompanying the group. Boone County 4 H Council sponsors the trip.

County Purdue Boone County Center Linda Henry Helen Smith Susan Thrine Robert Batts Mike Gross Clinton Pamela_ Cragan Eagle Robert Berger Bill Peck Harrison Bill Kelly Jackson Gayle Jackson Patti Shubert Jennifer Stewart Randy Edrington Hugh Hicks Jefferson Seanna Beebe Peggy Owens Bill Cohee David Ginn Danny Hine Marion Christine Glant Sherre Mace Perry Mary Lane Duane Denhart Sugar Creek Patty Daggy Cathy Gillan Barbara Weaver Mike Hutchinson Union Nancy Wright Washington Cynthia Prage Susan Wildman Worth Lana Peabody Rebecca Guthrie Harrison Township Kathy Moore Charles Ford Sue Bennington Deborah Wingate Vicki Smith Sugar Creek Townships Wyatt Smith Paul Hart Janet Budden Larry Tyler 4H Council

Jaycees Begin South Park Tennis Backstop Project

The Lebanon Junior Chamber of Commerce volunteers to install backstops at Abner Longley Park courts. Project is led by Don Brandenburg and Eldon McCloskey with work starting Wednesday at 6 30 p.m. Jaycees urged all members to report to the park.

Abner Longley Park Lebanon

Seashore Pool Opens June 10 With Ticket Sales Today

Seashore Pool will officially open for the 1965 summer season on Thursday June 10 with advance sale of season passes at the ticket office Wednesday from 1 to 5 PM and 6 30 to 8 PM and Thursday morning 9 30 to 11 30 AM Jacque Palmer manager urges purchase of family passes at 15 dollars and individuals at 7 50 to avoid opening day delays Daily hours are 1 to 5 PM and 6 30 to 9 PM weekdays and Saturdays Sundays 1 to 9 PM with a 20 to 75 cent admission structure for youths and adults. staff list and safety rules highlighted.

Jacque Palmer Seashore Pool Seashore Palmer Richard Payne Rick Johnson Rick Mount John Goodwin Lee Brown Larry Clark Betty Green John Begley Doug Huse Mark Spencer

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