Airlines Union Rejects JFK Plea for Arbitration Pact
Washington reporters say union leaders reject President Kennedy's push to arbitrate the two year dispute with Pan American Eastern and Trans World airlines. Labor Secretary Goldberg announced the walkout threat remains unless a settlement is reached. Union leaders indicated no timetable for a walkout but warned a strike by about 1,700 flight engineers and related crew could occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPT
Kennedy
Ion
Goldberg
Rineers
Kenner
Ian Brown
Brown
Pan American
Eastern
Trans World Airlines
Asher Schwartz
Jesse Freiden
Labor Department
Flight Engineers International Association
Old Settlers Day Invitation for Bulyath Commiles Area
A special welcome and invitation goes to area residents and out of town guests for the Old Settlers Day celebration from June 30 to July 4. Names and addresses of invitees are listed and a registration booth will be in the County Courthouse rotunda with prizes for farthest travel and oldest attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Carolyn Cline
S. Pasadena
Apt
Glendora
Calif
James Quayle
Desert Fairway Dr
Phoenix
Alex
Duane Jone
Indiana Ave
South Largo
Fla
Vat Zoller
San Juan St
Tampa
Donald B. Caldwell
10Th Ave
Lake Worth
Robert Baldwin
Kimi Avenue
Portsmouth
Ada Shepherd
Rogers
Ark
Paul M. Lewis
Washington, DC
Jack R. Wall
North Wakefield St
Arington
Frizes
Irvin Wins Life Patch After Death Penalty Vote
Irvin, a 38 year old Evansville pipefitter's helper, faced a four month robbery slaying spree across two states that left six dead. A Sullivan Circuit Court jury rejected the death penalty and returned a verdict of life imprisonment after hearing the cases tied to killings in Indiana and Kentucky. The judge was to formalize the sentence, ending a lengthy trial that began May 24 with close to a dozen witnesses and late afternoon delays. Continued on page 5.
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Irvin
Evansv
le Pipefitter
State
Attes
Sullivan Circuit
van Harers
Joe Lowdermilk
Evansville
Posey County
Henderson
Oho River
Kerr
Obituaries of Sweeney Smith Beck in local Boone County notes
Oscar Sweeney aged 79 former Boone County resident died yesterday at a Neillsville Wisconsin hospital. Virgil R. Smith aged 63 former Boone County farmer died today at his home near Mace. Quince Beck aged unknown native of Advance died at Guthrie Center Iowa on Wednesday.
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Oscar Sweeney
Boone County
Neilsville
Wis
Virgil KR. Smith
Mace
Quince Beck
Advance
Guthrie Center
Iowa
Fire destroys Thorntown home after early morning blaze
A fire at the Wanifred gan home on North Mr Reagan’s property destroyed the house and most contents. Three residents were routed to safety as volunteer firefighters contained the blaze by 4:30 am. An oil water heater likely sparked the fire. one occupant, Rose, was not seriously harmed. Insurance partially covered losses.
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Mir
Wanifredgan
Reagan
Worth
Harry
Rose
Boone County Bank Pledges 1500 for Boys Club Expansion
Boone County Bank officials announced a 1500 pledge toward a 10000 match for the Lebanon Boys Club expansion on West Main Street. The drive aims to raise about 35000 for a 60 by 80 foot building to house larger activities including table tennis and boxing, with private funding preferred over tax funds. Leaders Shumate Holloman Loveless urged local clubs to contribute as executive director Joel Barrett provides information.
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Boone County Bank
Lebanon
West Main Street
Boone County State Bank Board of Directors
R. N. Malpas
Bayard Shumate
Ohn Holloman
Leonard Loveless
Shumate
Holloman
Holleman
Loveless
Boys Club
Joel Barrett
Inc H
Boys Club of
Ameria
Johnson Gets 10 Year Term For Robbery
Robert Allen Johnson received a 10 year sentence from Judge Charles F. Thompson for the October 16, 195% holdup of an Indianapolis used car dealer. He began parole eligibility after 6 years 8 months with good behavior, then planned escapes from Pendleton Reformatory and Boone County Jail. He described ties to the Hammer gang and named accomplice Spellman, who later pleaded guilty to armed robbery.
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Auiet
Jess
Robert Allen Johnson
Charles F. Thompson
Indianapolis
Johnson
Pendleton Reformatory
Boone County
Pencheton
Michal Callanan
Ralph DuBoise
Carl Spellman
Tepe
Oneeies
Spellman
Richardson
Ward Richardson
Hoosier Named VP of Kiwanis International
Clum Bucher of Bloomington Ind associate dean of the Junior division at Indiana University was elected one of two vice presidents of Kiwanis International at the 47th annual convention in Denver Colo He is serving a second two year term as international trustee and was governor of the Indiana District in 1996 More than 500 Indiana delegates attended the event which ran from Sunday through today.
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Denver
Colo
UPD
Clum Bucher
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Kiwanis International
Service Club Group
Bucher
Indiana Distrit
Indiana
Viet Cong clash near Laos border claims US sergeant
In a village near the Laotian border 373 miles north of here, Viet Cong guerrillas killed one American sergeant and wounded two others. South Vietnamese troops launched a major assault, with 800 soldiers landed by helicopter north of Bien Hoa after aerial bombardment. One American was killed, another missing. two wounded were described as not seriously hurt. The body of the sergeant was flown to Saigon.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Coluunist
Here
U.S
Bien Jia
US. Army
Mariner
Bien Hoa
Wemmsday
South Viet Nam
Washington
Pentagon
North Viet Nam
United States
Nhatrang
Saiz
City Schools Get Biggest Distribution In County History
County Auditor Robert McCann reports checks totalling 1,607,754 for Boone County taxes settled in June. Lebanon School System received 223,708, Eagle Township 16,474, and Zions 21,84. Lebanon’s tax return gained 2,878 from 1,060 to the fair. Distribution funds total 177,223 to the townships.
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Robert McCann
Tepe
Boone County
Astead
Lebanon
Sys
Eagle Township
Lehms
Eagle Towne
Zions
Coume
Cumiu Trage
Mtal
Perry Central Names New Basketball Coach in County Shuffle
Perry Central announced Gary Orth as its new head basketball coach, replacing James Gabbard as part of a four-coach turnover in Boone County for the upcoming term. Orth, former Anderson Township Junior High coach from Warrick County, starred at Boonville High School and Oakland City College, earning multiple honors including Mr. Basketball in 1958 59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Clever
Boone County
Gary Orth
Anderson Township
Warrick County
James Gabbard
Perry Central
Gabbard
Frank Melsen
Whitestown
Hope
Indiana
Boonville High School
Oakland City
Oakland
Voorhis elected Lebanon Lions Club president
Harry Voorhis Jr. was installed as president of the Lebanon Lions Club succeeding John Disenhour. New officers include Lowell Hunter as first vice president and Ihn Miller as second vice president. The club reported selling 2207 Hogie sandwiches this year to benefit Lebanon Little League and other Lions projects. Unused Hogie tickets will be refunded, with a June 26 deadline to return tickets.
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Lions Exchange
John D. Isenhour
New Lebanon Lions
Harry Voorhis
George
Harry Voorhis, Jr
Lebanon Lions Club
John Disenhour
Lowell Hunter
Ihn Miller
Don Bowers
Wayne van Sickle
Other Richardson
Merman McRoberts
Don Davis
Ants Thompson
Brian Smith
Paul Werry
Tamer
Maurice Wihoite
Lebanon Little League
Lions
Elnh
Flips Pair Unhurt In Elm Swamp Road Crash
A 17 year old Lebanon driver Patrick R. Click and Ralph F. Hensley escaped serious injuries when their convertible veered off Elm Swamp Road about 9 20 p m nine miles north of Lebanon. The car struck a guy wire and flipped, coming to rest on a tree stump that kept it from falling on the occupants. The auto was deemed a total loss.
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Lebanon
Elm Swamp
James Small
Patrick R. Click
North
Lebanon St
Ralph F. Hensley
South East Street
Smail
Fees Paid By 3 Republicans INDIANAPOLIS
Three more candidates paid party assessments in Indianapolis to join the Indiana Republican State Convention roster for November nominations. French Clements from Evansville and Wilbur Rouse of Indianapolis filed for the 1st District Appellate Court judge race, creating a third contest. Richard Wells of Valparaiso had also announced for superintendent of public instruction, with Alvin C. Cast, Kentland, and James Beasley, Washington, already in the race. An Evansville entrant withdrew from state treasurer contention, leaving Robert Hughes of Greenwood as the remaining incumbent nominee, with hints of another candidate entering.
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Indianapolis
UPD
Indiana
French Clements
Evansville
Wilbur Rouse
1St District Appellate Court
Kentland
James Beasley
Washington
Clements
Arthur Fellwock
Robert Hughes
Greenwood
Bell Expands Local Office for New Long Distance Circuits
Bell plans a major project expansion to install additional long distance transmission gear linking here with Indianapolis. A W Milburn states the upgrade will add up to 24 new telephone circuits and improve jet typewriter service in the Lebannon area as part of a nationwide teletypewriter conversion.
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Tle
Indianapel
A. W. Milburn
Indianapolis
Mihurn
Lebanon
Bell System
Camp Koch Opens Season June 17th
Camp Koch, near Troy, opens its 1982 season on June 17, sponsored by the Indiana Society for Crippled Children and Adults, Inc. and affiliates. The camp offers camping, cookouts, swimming, crafts and other recreation for handicapped children. Last year two similar groups joined.
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Sgianapolis
Koch
Troy
Chile
Indiana Society For Crippled Children and Adulte, Inc
Senate moves to end 10 percent travel tax
Washington reports that the Senate Finance Committee voted to eliminate the 10 percent federal excise tax on trains and bus travel, effective July 1. Rep. Ross Bass charged there was collusion among Commercial Solvents Corp Billie Sol Estes and the Agriculture Department in a separate update.
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Washington
UPD
Senate Finance Committee
Ross Bass
D-Tenn
Commercial Solvents Corp
Billie Sol Estes
Agriculture Department
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Lester Jones
Boone County State Bank, Center
John Holloman
Airlines Union
JFK
Bulyath
Teak Bane
RED Cross Office
Thorntown
Houleman
Hoosier
Red Viet Cong
McDaniel
Voorhis
Marion
Clinton
Wington
Union
Kenneth
Washburn
Perry
Arthur Oliver
Perry Central School Prince
Orth
Fayette
Marshal
Dennis Ray
Lions Club
Bell
Camp Koch
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