Storm Debris Removal And Rising Racial Tensions
City crews continued removing storm debris with extra help and trucks in Cambridge and other cities while racial unrest rose. In Fayetteville and Danville authorities faced mass arrests, curfews, and warrants for leaders as desegregation efforts expanded nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Ransdell
Ransde
Cambridge
Fayetteville
N.C
Jackson
Miss
Medgar Evers
Danville
Maryland
J Millard Tawes
Annapolis
Iip
Rotary Hears Girl Delegates At Lebanon Club Meeting
Comprehensive reports on the World’s Fair Institute in Cincinnati were given at the Lebanon Rotary luncheon by Carel Endicott and Ann Blunk. Delegates from Ohio, Kentucky, West Virginia and four states discussed world problems, with the Norwegian ambassador and a discussion on the Common Market highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Rotary Chibs
Indiana
Ohie
Kentucky
West Virginia
Carel Endicott
Ann Blunk
Lebanon
Rotary Club
User
Country Club
Buell Piotrian
Norway
Charlemagne
Napoleon
Hitler
Europe
Italy
West Germany
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Greece
Spain
Nnions
United States
Ralph W. Stark
C. BE. Wallace
J. D Cuffon
Wilbur Whitehead
Obituaries of Mrs Lorene F Howard Mrs May Bush and Jones
Obituaries report the death of Mrs Lorene F Howard 37 of Zionsville RR 2 who died Friday at Witham Memorial Hospital and of Mrs May Bush 70 who died Friday night at her Haselvigg home where she had lived since January. Obituary page 4. Jease Mortimer Jones sind Friday the home of C oo Theratewa obituary page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorene F. Howard
Zionsville RR
Witham Memorial Hospital
May Bush
Haselvigg
Jease Mortimer Jones
Coo
Theratewa
Railroads And Union To Keep On Bargaining
Rail unions and management agreed to continue bargaining through July avoiding a shutdown after a White House meeting with President Kennedy. The possible midnight strike was averted as Kennedy warned of outside action if Congress acts, stressing the stakes for free collective bargaining and the Railway Labor Act. The talks, led by Wirtz and Reynolds with the National Mediation Board, followed the Friday night session at the Labor Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Vandendlag
United Press International Washington
UPI
Kennedy
White’ House
Congress
Breck
Railroad
Labor Department
Wirtz
Neil P. Speirs
Switchhmen
United Front
Speirs
Louis
Prayer and Thanksgiving in Daily Bible Reading
A brief devotional prayer implores gratitude for the Holy Word and requests growth in faith, removal of fear, assurance and peace, and disciplined living as servants of Christ. The closing Amen expresses Jesus' sake.
Shifts Seen In Population Of Counties
Indiana health officials report between 1960 and 1962 population shifts in Indiana counties. Only one of 17 counties that lost population in 1950-60 continued to fall by 1962. Southern counties showed halted declines while northern counties saw new or steady gains, with Vigo the notable exception in losses. Pike County stabilised after a 14.7 percent drop, and the July 1 1962 population reached about 4 751 100, a gain of 1.9 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana State Board of Health
Hoosiers
Indiana
Jay
Benton
Boone
Fulton
Henry
Pulaski
Randolph
Starke
Steuben
Tipton
Vigo
Warrick
Fayette
Franklin
Crawford
Gibson
Greene
Ohio
Owen
Sullivan
Vermillion
Pike County
Health Board
Soviet Cosmonaut Nearing Orbit Milestone Rumors
Valery Bykovsky in his 17th Vostok 5 orbit reports perfect systems as Tass hints at linking two ships for a flying laboratory. A second cosmonette may join later, with no definite launch date given while she stands by ready to go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Korengold
Moscow
UPI
Earth
Tass
Soviet Union
Valery Bykovsky
Yilving Laboratory
Bykovsky
Moscow Television
North America
Bykowsky
Hawk
Mrs Boone County Contest Draws 18 Homemakers in 1963
Eighteen candidates compete for the Mrs. Boone County title in 1963 with five finalists chosen at a Friday tea at Bryan's House of Flowers after interviews. The winner will be crowned Saturday night during the coronation event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone County
Bryan
House of Flowers
Charles Padgett
Whitestown
Kenneth Pusher
Darrell Os
Ex-President Hoover Seriously Ill at 84 in New York
Former President Herbert Hoover is seriously ill at Waldorf Towers due to anemia and gastrointestinal bleeding. Doctors say, for his age, his condition is reasonably satisfactory despite the past week of illness and a prior cancerous tumor operation last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Herbert Clark Hoover
Hoover
Waldors Towers
Chicago
Herbert Hoover
West Branch
Iowa
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
Rudolph N. Schullinger
Powell Backs Macmillan in Profumo Debate
London. Prime Minister Harold Macmillan secured crucial support from Health Minister Enoch Powell in the Commons on the Profumo scandal debate. Powell, long seen as a potential resigning defect, declared he believed Macmillan’s personal honor and integrity were unsullied, guiding his stance from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPT
Harold Macmillan
Enoch Powell
House of Commons
Powell
Macmillan
Norfolk
City Police Warn On Bike Riding Without Lights
City police issued warnings to bicycle riders and motor scooter operators at night without proper lights. Parents may be held responsible for accidents involving youngsters riding at night without lights as police report a surge of complaints from Seashore Pool to homes. Police chief Wilbur Slagle noted an unusually quiet period amid two days of near calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Slagle
De LaRosa To Study in Spain
Roy De LaRosa of Franklin Indiana graduated from Franklin College with a Bachelor of Arts degree and will pursue a Master’s degree at the University of Madrid through Middlebury College. He led student government, Blue Key, and Phi Delta Theta, and was named among the top ten seniors. He and his family attended the commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin, Ind
Lebanon
Roy de LaRosa
Indianapolis
Franklin College
Margarita DelaRosa
Roy
Franklin
Harold W. Richardson
Blue Key
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
University of Madrid
Spain
Middlebury College
Boy's thumb restored in Edinburgh gate accident
Seven year old Jhames Cowie arrived home in Edinburgh after his thumb was lost in a gate incident. Doctors reportedly reattached the thumb and the boy expressed concern, asking if it could be put back on his hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Scotland
UPI
Jhames Cowie
Blood Bank Faces Shortfall in Boone County Drive
Boone County Blood Bank collected 87 pints Friday, 38 under quota of 125. Ninety five donors appeared, 64 walk ins. Waggener urges new donors, Milburn praises community effort, four jail inmates among donors. next visit planned for early August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone County Blood Bank
Jim Waggener
Waggener
al Milburn
Boone County
Couple Killed In Auto Crash In Ripley County
A middle aged Milan couple were killed in a head on collision nine miles north of U S 50 between Versailles and Oshead, Indiana. George W Carroll 56 and Eunice Lee Carroll 55 died. Ronald Stephenson 19 sustained minor injuries. Earlier a three car crash on US 32 near Klondike claimed an elderly woman and her daughter. Irene Bressie 41 Remington caused the deaths of Minnie Bressie 64 and Grace Bressie 46. Other fatalities included Mary Kathryn Grey 33 Muncie and William Monroe 63 Ocean Wave from separate crashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Riplay County
Indiana
George W. Carroll
Eunice Lee
Ronald Stephenson
Dillshuis
U.S. 50
Versailles
Osgend
Stephenson
Klondike
Lafayette
Irene Bressie
Rewington
Minnie Bressie
Remington
Bressie
Grace Bressie
Mary Kathryn Grey
Muncie
William Monroe
Ocean Wave
U.S. 1
Johnson County
Daffynitions Acher Amas Gloss In Windows
A garbled line hints at a playful misprint or puzzle note about a person or term in a window setting. Readable words include DAFFYNITIONS and Acher with likely typo garble. No clear event or named entities emerge beyond the puzzle-like prompt.
Action to avert financial blow after sales tax ruling
Indiana Governor Welsh and aides meet to chart a course after Marion Circuit Judge Niblack ruled Indiana's two percent sales tax unconstitutional. Officials consider appointing special counsel to seek an injunction and possibly appeal to the Indiana Supreme Court. A court hearing on June 19 is expected to determine why an injunction should block tax collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Welsh
Indiana
James C. Courtney
John Hatchett
State Department of Administration
Indiana Supreme Court
New Orleans
Richard Martin
Leo Gardner
Paul i. Rowe
J. B. King
Rowe
Marion
John L. Niblack
Atty
Edwin K. Steers
Niblack
Steers
Indiana Revenue Board
Afl-Cio
Little League Photo Day Set At Park Sunday
Little League picture day is Sunday at Little League Park starting at 1 pm. Lebanon Jaycees will take orders for copies with proceeds funding new uniforms for the Jaycee Little League team. Report times are listed for various groups from 1:15 to 2:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little League Park
Lebanon Jaycees
Jaycee Little League
Kiwanis
Modern
Eagles
Shelby
Wions
Tauers
Jaycees
Tansellis
LeMar
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al Schulte
Dubuque
North
National
Mac McGee
Charleston
Savannah
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Atlanta Public Schools
Stamford
Conn
Jackie Robinson
Martin Luther King Jr
Evers
Jackson, Tenn
Madison County
Thariottesville
Detroit
Rotary
Railroads
Union
Che
Pollyanna
Charles
Mit
Melanie
Ann
Krisi
Belinda Jane
Whitestown Methodist Church
Vacation Bible School
Pt.a
Worth Township
Irs
Darrell Smith
House of Representatives
Columbus
David Clark
Arthur Zebbs
Statehouse
de LaRosa
Gracie
Mary DeLaRosa
Arthur DeLaRosa
Crag Orosco
Mike DeLaRosa
Julian DeLaRosa
Robert
Zeke DeLaRosa
Judy
Douglas
Roy DelLaRosa
Daffynitions
Acher
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