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Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1969

Page

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Wreck at US 421 and SR 32 Leaves No Injuries Found

At 9 45 a m today a north bound car driven by Carl E Teachnor Jr 22 Elwood turned into the Junction Inn in front of a southbound car driven by Samuel Vawter 43 Route 1 Sheridan Damages total 650. Teachnor was arrested for failure to yield right of way. No injuries reported. A second two car wreck at West 1011st Street and SR 39 South at 8 55 a m involved Carol Hysong 27 Route 1 Jamestown and Nancy Dale 31 North Salem with no injuries or charges. Police Trooper Dave Zellers investigated.

Carl E. Teachnor, Jr Elwood Junction Inn Samuel Vawter Route 1 Sheridan Teachnor Vawter Teachner West 1011St Street Carol Hysong Jamestown Nancy Dale North Salem Dave Zellers

Federal Suit Seeks 250000 In Hawk Death

A federal court suit seeks 250000 against the Pullman Co of Delaware for the death of Leonard Hawk who was killed while mowing his front yard when a wheel from a passing semi detached. Eugene B Burns representing the Hawk estate alleges improper manufacturing and inspection of the trucks axle. The incident occurred May 2 1968 about a mile north of Lebanon. No trial date set.

U.S Pullman Co Delaware Bizzare Leonard Hawk Eugene B. Burns Lebanon Hawk Clinton Rice Gary Gerald "R. "Pettitt Co Indianapolis Here Detroit

Bowen Would Restructure Indiana Tax System Says Bowen

Indiana House Speaker Otis Bowen told Lebanon Kiwanis the 1971 session will likely pass a tax restructuring plan raising sales and income taxes while reducing property taxes. He noted 1969 efforts failed in the Senate under Gov. Whitcomb and urged a governor led study, while warning against broad property tax revolts and stressing college funding and broader financial aid. Continued on page 4.

Indiana Otis R. Bowen Bremen House Senate Whitcomb Bowen Turing

Four Teens Suspected in Elizaville Market Theft

Boone County authorities seek four teenagers who robbed Hollingsworth Market in Elizaville of over $80 while the attendant pumped gas. A blue Oldsmobile is described. deputies believe the youths are local and may link to a recent home burglary.

Boone County Hollingsworth Elizaville

Retirement Center To Hold Flag Rites

A flag raising ceremony at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Hoosier Village Retirement Center Boone County 5300 West 96th honors Flag Day 1969. A flag from the Capitol given to Dr. Loren E. Moore by Corman Richard L. Roudebush will be raised with a color guard from the 38th Infantry Division 74th Army Band Ft. Harrison. Gen. Jack K. Elrod will speak as residents and guests attend. Ft. Harrison band will perform America the Beautiful Stars and Stripes Forever and It s a Grand Old Flag. County residents are urged to fly flags all day Saturday.

Hoosier Village Boone County West 96Th Loren E. Moore Samaritan Foundation Corman Richard L. Roudebush 38Th Infantry Division 74Th Army Band Ft. Harrison

Boone Road Crossing Toll Rises With Four More Dead

A 3:10 p.m. crash at US 421 and State Road 32 killed an Ottumwa couple Edna Shipley 65 and Ivan Shipley 69 and two Indianapolis hitchhikers Steven Clayton 20 and Paul Bonnewell 19. The Shipleys died at the scene from skull fractures while Clayton died minutes after, Bonnewell from a crushed chest.

Indianapolis Iowa US 421 Edna Shipley Ottumwa Ivan Shipley Steven Adam Clayton Rodney Drive Paul D. Bonnewell Daleyard

Reds Launch New Drives Against Viets

Communist shellings and terror attacks overnight killed 52 South Vietnamese and wounded 74. The U S Command said a new offensive began northward as Viet Cong and North Vietnamese gunners hit 22 population centers including Da Nang and Bien Hoa. Bien Hoa Air Base was struck, a hospital hit, 15 government soldiers killed, 11 wounded. Da Nang saw five rockets land on a U S Navy compound. one rocket misfired into a shantytown. Eight civilians died and 16 were wounded. Operation Pipestone Canyon began 11 miles southwest of Da Nang with 2,000 U S and South Korean troops since May 26, killing 234 guerrillas. U S losses were 31 dead and 240 wounded. The mission aims to secure the rice triangle between Hoi An and An Hoa, a Communist bivouac on a Da Nang approach route. Hue and Duc Pho also saw major fire.

da Nang Bien Hoa Saigon U.S Simpson Pipestone Canyon Hoi An An Hoa Hue Duc Pho

Campbell Advances to Assistant Cashier at Boone County Bank

At Boone County State Bank board meeting chaired by Clyde Armstrong Douglas W Campbell was promoted to assistant cashier and named manager of the Northfield Shopping Center branch Jeffrey Wood also promoted to assistant cashier and named manager of the Jamestown branch Both employees have long service with the bank.

Boone County State Bank Clyde Armstrong Douglas W. Campbell Northfield Jeffrey Wood Jamestown

Community Organ and Piano Recital Set for June 27 at LHS

A June 27 8 pm community piano organ recital at Lebanon Senior High School Auditorium will showcase current and former Lebanon area students on professional instruments funded by local contributions. Performers include Sam Eberwein Mary Eberwein Mike Behymer Linda Titus Belinda Huber Donna Huber Debby Worcester Pat Linville Linda Rockstroh Nancy Rockstroh Dorothy Darnall and others. The program features Bach Khachaturian Schubert and Rodgers selections among varied pieces.

Lebanon Sam Eberwein Mary Eberwein Mike Behymer Linda Titus Eberwein J.S. Bach Tenth Avenue Rodgers Rota Behymer Smith Hayden Linda Rockstroh DeBussy Nancy Rockstroh Dorothy Darnall Schubert

Ivy Tech Backing Faces Public Hearing Debate

Indiana officials debated Ivy Tech’s funding at a public hearing held at Ben Davis High School. SBVTE chair Wells urged directing most 1970 federal funds to public schools, while Indiana Farm Bureau’s Holly Moon praised Ivy Tech’s progress and urged clear limits to preserve its post high school job training mission.

Indianapolis UPI State Board of Vocational and Technical Education Ben Davis High School Here SBVTE Richard D. Wells Ivy Tech Indiana Ivy-Tech Hollys E. Moon Legislative Department Indiana Farm Bureau Indiana Vocational Technical College Moon

First 900 U S. troops to be pulled from Vietnam

Washington brief: Defense Secretary Melvin Laird announced the first group of about 900 combat infantrymen from the 9th Infantry Division will be flown home for inactivation before mid-July. The move forms part of a broader withdrawal of roughly 10,000 troops plus a Marine landing team of about 7,000.

Washington UPI Vietnam United States Defense Melvin R. Laird 9Th Infantry Division Laird Pentagon

Fatalities Rise as Indiana Highway Toll Reaches 634

An Iowa couple and two Indianapolis youths die in a Boone County crash raising Indiana 1969 traffic deaths to at least 634 for the week’s fourth day. Across the state, four more deaths on Thursday, including a Franklin funeral director’s ambulance victim and a Knox County overturn, push a grim tally with multiple motorist fatalities and wrecks reported along U.S. routes 30 31 59 13 and local creeks.

Iowa Indianapolis Boone County Indiana Hazel Falvey Knox Marshall County Kenneth U.S. 30 Bourbon Walter F. Pocock Jr Glenwood Ill Hoosier Kenneth R. Stinson Franklin U.S. 31 Whiteland Methodist Hospital Riehl Vandivier Freelandville Knox County Jimmy Lynn Monroe City Kenneth Fuller Bicknell Phillip Mason Princeton Louden Fields, Jr Vincennes Bruce A. Giggy Howe Melvin L Chapp White Piegon Mich Middlebury Elkhart County Chapp Jack A. Barkes Albion

Jury Awards 12100 in PSC Right of Way Condemnation

A circuit court jury awarded 12 200 to Mr and Mrs Francis C Richardson of Boone County against the Public Service Company in a condemnation case over a right of way where dual power lines cross. Ten point eight three acres were taken with appraisers previously estimating about 10 830. Nine jurors and three alternates delivered the verdict under Judge Charles F Thompson with concurrent claims actions ruled by Judge Paul Johnson Jr. in the same session.

Marion Township Public Service Company Francis C. Richardson Boone County PSC A. W. Shirley Leland Smith Charles Scott Russell Richardson Richard Adney Roy Martin Scifres Mariam Crawford James E. Brown Roberta Carr Leon Stewart Laverne Arndt E. R. Head

Indiana 5-Day Weather View Outlook

Indiana forecasts show temperatures about 10 degrees below normal from Saturday through Wednesday. Normal highs range 80 to 88 and lows 59 to 66 with cooler days through Monday, followed by a warming trend. Precipitation expected to total about half an inch in showers around Wednesday.

Indiana

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