13 Jun 1961
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1961
Page
1
The editorial warns of deep political overtones as Indiana's governor confronts tax policy, spending pressures, and a broad public budget strain. It argues the state government is the largest employer and stresses the political clash between Democrats and Republicans over tax boosts and road funding.
A regional tax study reveals inequities in assessments across several counties including Delaware, Dubeds, Lake, Marshall, Ruck, and Vanderburgh. Farm property valuations average 45 percent of true value, while commercial properties and larger firms show higher levels, with a mix of adjustments noted for small companies.
A fragmented report from Bloomington notes Welsh Lands News Media urging direct responsible participation. It references aims to inform the public with facts and prompts about “eat” free and tolled provisions while discussing government actions and their impact.
Six of the defendants, including Lee Shaffer and James Tanner, were granted appeal and suspended sentences after a week involving evasion of taxes and gambling bets. They faced fines of 25 dollars each and court costs, with some receivers given up to two years and others five-year suspensions. Former Marion County Sheriff Charley Sumner also faced appeal terms in the case.
A man claims to have given Poland data and cites seeing Amerhsen in Warsaw. He says he returned a week ago and mentions Searbeck J and a native of Branklyn in SF. He attended the siege of the gate in New York and New York University from Teas cer EGER. He has four children. Continues on page four.
A reminder to observe Flag Day on June 14. Citizens urged to display flags at homes and public buildings to honor the national symbol and show patriotism during the observance.
President Kennedy cancelled a speaking engagement in Washington to speed recovery of his ailing back. White House secretary Pierre Salinger said the decision indicates no worsening of his condition. Kennedy was to address the US Conference of Mayors at a downtown Washington hotel luncheon.
DeMolay plans a Thursday installation for a new senior convener and flags upcoming chambers changes led by Mandy Sr. Mewart, with Janbor Mewart noted in the event outline. The ceremony aims to formalize leadership amid home club adjustments and territorial duties.
Fragmentary report notes a delay in construction of a deepwater port with unclear details. Mentions officials and a commission proposing features or expenditures but text is garbled and contains no clear dates, places, or named entities beyond generic references.
William Fisk 47 a native of Shannondale and a World War I veteran died at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Indianapolis. He had resided in Dover and Lebanon, served 15 years in the Regular Army, and worked 19 years for Stewart Warner. He was a member of Masonic Lodge No. 3 in Lebanon. Ellen Driskell Fisk, his wife, survives.
Neighbor Mrs Russell Shepherd voices odor and smoke concerns from a city landfill affecting nearby properties. Community members call for city action citing water loss and health worries while officials discuss possible equipment and channel methods to address the issue.
Local drive appeals for blood donations amid shortages. Organizers urge eligible donors to visit the site, noting operating hours and age requirements while emphasizing community need.
A playful quip defines an anesthetist as a person who makes you even dopier than your worst enemy, offering a wry take on medical humor and wordplay.
Anna Warner died today at the Batis Nimsiig Home in Ziotis vile after a fire days earlier. She was native of Lazarette and widow of Willan Warner. She leaves seven brothers and one sister, including Charles Norton of Palestine and Nor son Norton of Washington Indiana, plus nieces and nephews such as Mrs. Leland Hackett. She belonged to Central Christian Church and had recently moved here from Chicago. The funeral will be held at a later date.
President Kennedy urges Congress to expand unemployment compensation with higher benefits and longer duration. The plan would extend the program, broaden coverage to about 50 million workers, and shift costs with federal grants during weak fund periods. It targets gradual implementation, with changes starting in 1964 and lasting years before full effect.
Deadline June 15 for signing up in the 5 Acre Corn Club as county extension officers report. The program aims to teach practical farming methods and measure corn progress with plots up to 36 feet long. Names listed include Tom Elton Williams Ed Chesley Leroy Watson and many others across local farms.
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