Dodd Denies Guilty On Campaign Funds Misuse
Washington UPI Report: Senator Thomas J. Dodd proclaims innocence as ethics charges bring Senate censure proceedings. He asserts no profit from public office and asks for justice, while Ethic Committee leaders Bennett and Stennis condemn the conduct as wrongful. Also two Elmwood Park youths allege theft after siphoning gasoline from a neighbor’s car.
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Washington
UPI
Thomas J. Dodd
Senate
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Stennis
Don’ts
Dodd
Wallace F. Bennett
Rutah
Ethics Committee
Pool To Open Thursday At Lebanon Seashore
The Lebanon Seashore pool will open Thursday at 1 p.m. after a new pipeline was installed and 24 hours are needed to refill and properly circulate. Family season tickets cost 18 dollars, individuals 9 dollars, with weekday and weekend admission set at 25 to 75 cents. A limited attendance policy will also take effect for sanitary and safety reasons. The pool schedule is 1 to 5 p.m. and 6:30 to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday, 1 to 9 p.m. Sundays and holidays. The Indiana Public Service Commission was asked by Colfax to authorize 126000 dollars in water plant bonds, arguing current rates would be too low to fund upgrades. The town seeks at least 3 dollars in minimum return.
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Payne
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Public Service Commission
Colfax
Memorial Resolution Eulogizes Judge Willet Parr Sr
Boone County Bar Association drafts a memorial resolution for the late Judge Willet Harvey Parr Sr who died May 18 after a long illness. It notes his 1900 bar admission, retirement in 1960, and daily office presence until 1966, plus a high minded assessment of his integrity and moral foundation guiding law and life.
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Boone County Bar Association
Willett Harvey Parr, Sr
Judge Parr
Roscoe Hollingsworth
Russell I. Richardson
David S. Richey
Gagier
Cate
Boone County
Parr
Daffynition Mint: The only business that makes money without advertising
A playful ad caption asserts that a daffynition mint is the lone business earning profit without spending on ads. It frames the mint as uniquely profitable by avoiding promotional spend.
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MINT
Marion-Adams merger petitions filed amid school debate
Petition drive over a Marion-Adams school merger drew 303 names backed by James Bartley’s faction favoring sending students to Zionsville schools. Daniel Vogel’s group favored merger but had no petitions ready. Board urged prompt submission while Marion-Adams Superintendent John Bloom sought extra time to review funds and assess the situation.
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Union Township
James Bartley
Zionsville
Marion-Adams
Daniel Vogel
John Bloom
Paul Waitt
Ernest West
Eunice Kendall
Marion Moore
Laverne Noe
Navy Jets Hit Power Station In Thanh Hoa Strike
U S Navy jets hit the Thanh Hoa power plant in North Vietnam, describe it as blown apart from the inside. It marked the third such attack in three days as part of a targeted effort to cripple Hanoi power output.
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UPS
Thanh Hoa
North Vietnam
James E. Killian
Boston
USS
Air Force
Phantom
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Vietnams
South Vietnam
Lawrence Shockley Arrested In Indianapolis Slaying Probe
Lawrence Shockley Jr a 33 year old former Lebanon man now held as a suspect in the slaying of George E Linton a 47 year old former city clerk shot yesterday at the Pastime Tavern where he was bartender and part owner Shockley was arrested at an Indianapolis hotel and had earlier appeared in Boone Superior Court on a divorce hearing He had been committed to Logansport State Hospital in June 1966 for acute alcoholism after shooting himself in the arm near Whitestown.
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Logansport State Hospital
George E. Linton
Lawrence Shockley Jr
South
Meridian Street
Indianapolis
Boone Superior Court
Shockley
Whitestown
Boone County
Linton
Indiana
Supreme Court
Crouch
Carr
City Pay Raises Approved and Cement Bids Reviewed
City Council approved a across the board five percent raise for city workers with varied weekly and monthly pay scales for departments including Street, Police, Fire, and City Attorney, while reviewing two bids for a downtown cement project higher than estimates. Mayor plans revised Grant Street bridge work per Flood Control Commission orders and considers land condemnation for other bridges, with traffic-light timing changes proposed for Camp and North Lebanon.
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Lebanon
H Construction Co
Pittsboro
Herb Ransdell
Board of Works
Grant Street
Indiana Stream and Flood Control Commission
Ransdell
Jameson
Busby Street
Surveyor and Flood Control Commission
Raymond Dailey
West Memorial Park
Camp and
North Lebanon
Ex-Miami County Sheriff David J Richardson Dies
David J Richardson 61 longtime Miami County Democratic chairman and former sheriff for eight years died at his home Monday from a heart attack He was an unsuccessful candidate against Mayor Paul Iliff in Tliff s bid for re nomination at the municipal primary last month
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Peru, Ind
UPI
David J. Richardson
Miami County
Richardson
Paul Iliff
Tliff
Gibbs Quits Western Superintendent Post
Gibbs resigns as Western Community School District superintendent effective July 1 after four years in the post. He leaves a $15,200 job with two years left on his contract and will rest for a few weeks. His departure follows friction over the building program and salary raises. The board may seek applications for a new superintendent while noting insurance covers chimney damage from Friday’s lightning strike. Several teachers resign or are hired for the coming year across Thorntown, Washington, and Wells, with new staffing including Robert Burris, Linda Bouse, Herman Brandenburg, Mason Meeks, Robert Walters, Sally Judd, and others.
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Robert
Gibbs
Western Community
Thorntown
Marilyn Couger
Robert Fatalic
Washington
Roger Williams
Robert Burris
Indiana St
Linda Bouse
Purdue
Herman Brandenburg
Ball State
Mason Meeks
Indiana Central
Robert Walters
Rites Set For George Linton Here Thursday
Last rites for George E. Linton 47 Lebanon resident killed by a gunman at work in downtown Lebanon will be held at 10 30 a.m. Thursday at Myers Chapel of Memories with Rev. Richard Dawes Akers officiating and burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Linton longtime Pastime bartender and Democratic party worker, a World War II veteran, leaves a widow Dorothy and mother Ada Wills Linton. Surviving also are brother Ivan and three sisters. Friends may call at Myers Mortuary after 7 p.m. today.
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George E. Linton
Lebanon
Myers Chapel of Memories
Richard Dawes Akers
Centenary Methodist Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Linton
Democratic Party
ETO In Ordinance Armored Vehicle Maintenance Company
Elks Club
American Legion
40 & 8
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Forrest Linggn
Ada Wills Linton
West
Powell Street
Dorothy Kersey
Lafayette Avenue
Ivan Linton
Valparaiso
Max
Doris) ,Edwards
Miami, Fla
Walter
Barbara) Cooper
Larry
Beverly) Dahl
Myers Mortuary
Two Hoosier Marines Die in Vietnam Action
Washington reports two Indiana Marines killed in action in Vietnam. Lance Cpl. William S. Daugherty of Evansville and Pfc. Larry L. Morris of Gas City are on the Defense Department’s latest casualty list. The Indiana death toll reaches 300 from the war.
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Washington
UPI
Indiana
Defense Department
Vietnam
Lance Cpl
William S. Daugherty
William H. Daugherty
Evansville
Ind
Pfc
Larry L. Morris
John E. Morris Jr
Gas City
Obituary of Roy Worrell Aged 79 Former greenhouse owner
Roy Worrell, 79, longtime greenhouse owner and retired railroad mail clerk and Post Office employee, died early this morning at his home, 1104 North East Street. He was widely known in the community for his years of service in local business and postal work.
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Roy Worrell
North East St
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