State Agency To Appoint 0 Field Men
The Indiana Department of Commerce will appoint field men in Boone and 17 West Central Indiana counties to support economic development. Regions will help deliver federal and state programs, with six new field men starting to serve in the regional framework. Sybil Burton and Jordan Christopher wed in New York, followed by a discotheque reception, after a civil ceremony on Sunday.
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Indiana Department of Commerce
Boone
West Central
Indiana
Benton, Boone, Carroll, Clay, Clinton, Fountain, Greene
Hendricks
Montgomery
Morgan, Owen
Parke
Putnam
Sullivan
Tippecanoe
Vermillion
Vigo
Warren Counties
Rock
New York
UPI
Sybil Burton
Jordan Christopher
Sybil
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
East Side
Manhatian
Arthur
Christopher
Wild Ones
el Morocco
Chicago Welcomes Astronauts McDivitt and White
Astronauts James McDivitt and Ed White rode through Chicago amid cheering crowds after landing at O’Hare. Vice President Hubert Humphrey greeted them and President Johnson sent warm regards. Demonstrations near Grant Park were planned by civil rights groups, with NAACP withdrawing from mass protests while other organizers planned further actions.
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Chicago
UPI
James McDivitt
Edward White
Space Twins
O’hare
Michigan Ave
Grant Park
Hubert H. Humphrey
Air Force
Houston
Humphrey
Johnson
White
McDivitt
Big City
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
New Veterinarian Joins Dr. Hardin
Dr. Michael T. Maroney, Purdue veterinary graduate and member of Alpha Zeta and Phi Zeta, joins Dr. Russell Hardin’s Lebanon practice. He and wife Rebecca move from Kokomo to 1510 W South St. They begin duties at Indianapolis Avenue with a forthcoming open house.
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Michael T. Maroney
Purdue University School of Veterinary Science and Medicine
Russell Hardin
Maroney
Alpha Zeta
Hardin
Indianapolis Avenue
Purdue Ag Alumni Picnic At Cool Lake Site
Purdue Ag Alumni held its family picnic at Cool Lake on Sunday June 13 hosted by Boone County with Clinton County families. Mauri Williamson, State Secretary, stopped by to invite couples to help with the pioneer display at the Indiana State Fair. The program featured strawberries and ice cream, a film titled Purdue Highlights, and a preview of campus activities. President Paul Hart announced the next meeting would be a chicken Bar-B-Que on September 15 at Arbor Acres.
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Cool Lake
Purdue Ag
Boone County
Clinton County
Mauri Williamson
Purdue
Paul Hart
Arbor Acres
Teen Killed by Train in Muncie Crash
A 16 year old Muncie boy, Donald Scott, was killed early today when a Chesapeake and Ohio freight train struck a car driven by his 17 year old step brother Richard Garrett. Garrett was injured and hospitalized. Indiana traffic deaths climbed toward 600 with eight weekend fatalities across Indianapolis Marion County and surrounding areas.
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United Press International
Muncie
Indiana
Donald Scott
Scott
Richard Garrett
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Garrett
Indianapolis
Fremont Phelps
Donald Ross
Church
West Side
William Taylor McFarland
Marion
Indiana 18
William Sandefer
Clair Mills
Indiana 37
Waverly
Sally Leffler
Husband Refuses Lie Test In Wife’s Slaying Case
Winston McLemore, husband of Marilyn McLemore, 26, slain near Vincennes Indiana, refused a polygraph. Police detained two Chicago youths tied to the shooting suspected as a highway robbery. McLemore described his wife driving before the attack. one assailant reportedly wore a black shirt.
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Vincennes, Ind
UPI
Chicago
Marilyn McLemore
Marion Youngstaffel
Winston
McLemore
U.S.41
Here
Drakesboro
Vincennes
Vincennes Hospital
Kentucky
Youngstaffel
Christopher
Way
U.S. 41
Seymour Doctor Heads III Alumni
Dr Joseph M Black a Seymour physician Saturday was elected president of the Indiana University Alumni Association Claude M Warren Indianapolis was chosen vice president by mail ballot Beulah B Hall Walton was named secretary and IU registrar emeritus Thomas A Cook son was re elected treasurer
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Bloomington
Ind
UPI
Joseph M. Black
Seymour
Indiana University Alumni Association
Claude M. Warren
Indianapolis
Beulah B. Hall
Walton
Thomas A. Cookson
No Dominican Peace in Sight
In the Dominican Republic after more than seven weeks of revolt, a lasting settlement remains elusive. An inter-American force is stationed on the island with Paraguayans joining soon, while OAS mediators press for a coalition or new elections under supervision. Elections may be 12 to 18 months away, as arms remain widespread and the risk of renewed fighting persists.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
UPI
Caribbean
Organization of American States
OAS
Ellsworth Bunker
United States
Ramon de Clairmont Duenas
el Salvador
Ilmar Penna Marinho
Brazil
Government of National Reconstruction
GNR
Jose Mora
Jack Hood Vaughn
U. S. Secretary of State
Obituary: James S Irvine 80 Lebanon tradesman
James S Irvine aged 80 of 217 South Meridian Street Lebanon a heating and plumbing tradesman died early today at a Sheridan rest home. He was a longtime member of the local trades community and obituary page 4 notes his passing.
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James S. Irvine
South Meridian St
Lebanon
Sheridan Rest
Prayer for Today From the Upper Room
A devotional prayer asking for steadfast courage to live as God’s children in the world. It seeks strength to resist worldly temptations through Jesus Christ, ending with Amen.
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God
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Union-Eagle School Merger Meeting Set
A public hearing is planned for June 28 at 8 p.m. in the Zionsville Auditorium to gauge support for the proposed Union-Eagle school merger. The meeting aims to sample sentiment among Union and Eagle Townships amid opposition and discussion on district consolidation within Boone County.
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Zionsville
Union-Eagle
Union
Eagle Townships
County Committee
Boone Townships
Eagle
Lebanon
MSD
Boone
Eagle Lebanon
Circuit Court
Union Township
Paratroopers Move To Phuoc Vinh Airfield In Vietnam
A combat ready battalion of U S paratroopers assembled at Phuoc Vinh about 20 miles south of Dong Xoai, putting American forces in an offensive posture. Viet Nam leadership formed a military committee led by Defense Minister Maj Gen Nguyen Van Thieu after the recent government resignations. Casualties mounted as five days of fighting near Dong Xoai produced about 2,000 deaths and 225 guerrilla kills in air strikes. seven Americans dead and 11 missing, 15 wounded, with two Marines killed near Da Nang.
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Saigon
UPI
Dong Xoai
South Viet Nam
Defense
Nguyen van Thieu
Phan Huy Quat
Phan Khac Sun
Thieu
Pham Xuan Chieu
National Legislative Council
Nguyen Kao Ky
U.S. Navy
U.S
Viet Nam
da Nang
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Phuoc Vinh
Phuoc Long
Twenty Queen Candidates Sought Boone County Title
Three of twenty Mrs. Boone County candidates include Mrs. Harold K. Anderson of Whitestown and Mrs. Jerry Bohannon of Lebanon, with Mrs. Gene Bramblett of Lebanon also listed. Each is sponsored by local women’s organizations. Anderson is a Whitestown resident and mother of four, active in church, sorority leadership, and community drives.
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Boone County
Harold K. Anderson
Whitestown R.R
Jerry Bohannon
Indianapolis Ave
Lebanon
Gene Bramblett
Ann Street
Mrs. Anderson
World Two
John
Linda
Mary
Jan Ann
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Whitestown
LCW
Alpha Delta’ Sorority
Car stolen from Boone County found in Indianapolis
A 1964 Comet registered to Arthur L. Smith, living near SR 334 US 52, was reported stolen at 10 am Saturday and found Sunday morning abandoned behind 1418 West Washington Street in Indianapolis. No clues about the thief were found.
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Boone County
Indianapolis
Sheriff's Office
Arthur L. Smith
US 52
West
Washington Street
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Washington
Leopold Frankel
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John Cooper
Seymour Doctor Heads
Vaughn
Vinh
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