Indiana Dunes National Park Fight Draws Governors and Senator Douglas
Illinois Senator Douglas pushes a plan to turn the Indiana Dunes into a national park amid harbor development battles. Governor Handley and other leaders weigh harbor needs against preservation, with diverse groups opposing dune use for development and backing nature protection.
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Indiana
Dallar
St. Lawrence Seaway
Harold W. Handley
Straiten
Hendley
Beilk
Paul Douglas
Ofllinois
Indiana Dunes National Park
Syerner Handley
Govorge N. Cridég
Douglas
National Parks Association
Save the Dunes Council
Audubon Society
Federation of Clubs
Chicago
Gov Handley
National Park
Recreres
America
Local Eagles Garner Honors At Convention
At Evansville three day Eagle convention wrapped with Lebanon ledge dominating honors. Don Stewart of Lebanon was elected Indiana Eagles state president and installed to lead statewide activities. Lebanon ritual team earned seventh first place in nine years, winning $150 for ritual competition. Stewart has long lodge roots, started in 1946 as state trustee, and owns a 2500 acre tract near Jamestown. Delegates from 67,000 members across Indiana attended.
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Indiana Eagles
Don Stewart
East Drive
Lebanon
Stewart
Jamestown
Lenanon Eagles
British Troops Stage Second Cyprus Buildup
British jet transports carried paratroopers into Cyprus in a second phase to reinforce the 25,000-strong British force. About 3,000 paratroopers joined the island to deter Greek and Turkish Cypriot clashes amid fear of a wider East Mediterranean conflict and a forthcoming royal plan for Cyprus.
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Micosia
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Turkey
Britain
Greece
London
Goldfine Pays Adams Hotel Bills In 1954 Waldorf Charges
Investigators report Berard Goldfine paid hotel bills for Sherman Adams at the Waldorf Astoria in 1954 including a $47.50 stay and a February $219.65 tab for Adams and Mrs Adams. Subcommittee members question possible favors from federal officials and note prior Boston hotel charges. Adams says he thought Goldfine kept a permanent Boston suite. critics push to uncover all facts.
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API
House
Berard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Oren Harris
D-Arks
Goldfine
Adams
Francs X. McLaughlin
The
Waldorf
Boston
Harris
Federal Trade Commission
Adams Adams
PTC
Hi Wife
FTC
Edward F. Howrey
Howrey
Goldtine
City Meters Average $6.00 Grab Per Month
Lebanon city records show May 1959 parking receipts total $2940.24 versus $2922.47 a year earlier. The monthly average per meter stands near $6.00, based on 487 meters operating daily. City clerk-treasurer notes ongoing daily meter activity and revenue trends.
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Amily
Lebanon
Tieasurer
Editing Brings On Hassle ABC Cancels Interview With Lodge
ABC canceled a filmed interview with U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge after he demanded edits. The network said deletions would amount to editorial censorship and violate policy. Dr Robert Hutchins defended Lodge, noting earlier programs in the series were passively revised with approval.
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New York
American Broadcasting Co
U.S
Henry Cab
Lodge
ABC
Robert Hutchins
Fund For the Republic
Mike Wallace
Fund
Newsmakers Productions
Hutchins
Sador Lodge
U. S
United Nations
Daly
Newsmakers
County Group Aids Hospital Oxygen Supply Gift
County group from Phi Xi Savory of Forti town in Lebanon donated a portable oxygen pump and related parts valued at $12 to the hospital. Mrs Glenn Allen reported the ward received the equipment after Dr Margaret Bassett urged upgrading operating room gear. The organization pooled spring dinner and Christmas candy sale proceeds to fund the gift, aimed at ensuring a ready oxygen supply in the operating room during emergencies. The hospital previously relied on a single tank system prone to depletion and redirection when exhausted.
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Witham Fapital
Lebanon
Psitia Xi
Glenn Allen
Margaret Bassett
Alen
Previg
Lolabelle Myers
Fails To Win Release Of 9 In East Germany Talks
Berlin AP United States failed in its second talks with Communist East Germany to win release of nine U S Army men held prisoner. Diplomatic sources said East Germany insisted the helicopter case be negotiated government to government. Foreign Ministry rejected a compromise protocol from American negotiator Col Robert B McQuail of Bluefield West Virginia. The 40 minute meeting at the...
Flaningam Rites In Funeral Home Here Tuesday
Funeral services for Grover H S Flaningam will be held at Russel and Hitch Funeral Home at 3 p m Tuesday with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 30 o'clock today. Flaningam, a retired school teacher, died June 12 in Evanston Hospital Fyonston.
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Grover HS Flaningam
Russel & Hitch
Oak Hii
Funer
Flaningam
Evanston
Fyonston
Festival at St Josephs To Be Held This Weekend
St Josephs To told Festival features a fish supper Friday 3 to 830 pm and fried chicken Saturday, with dinners in the school hall. A program of entertainment runs alongside booths selling cakes, pies, coffee, ice cream and sandwiches. Special rides for children include a train, boat, and handcar. Hostesses include Mrs J C Donahue Mrs Maurice Hobson and Mrs Robert Hoff.
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Seth
Pridsy
Saturdas
Aly
Jen A. Hensgen
Pastor Sec Mee
Daniel Werte
Kenneth J
I Theneral
Bor
Izes
Fid
Tupac Nities
Boohck
Mra . A. O'Bryan
Francis Tisal Bil Titus
Miss Am
JC. Donahue
Maurice Hobson
Robert Hoff
PGA Hopefuls Vie At Ulen
PGA hopefuls gathered at Ulen for a Nations PGA qualifier with a one day competition. Storm damage delayed play but crews prepared the course at Clen keeping the event on schedule despite a fallen tree blocking greens and a designated drop area for relief.
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Ulen
Viking
Chich
Clen
Groumis Keeers
Tourney Aiterall
Jimmy Scott
Ulen Country Club
Don Padgett
Muncie
Ken White
Crawfordsville
More Names Brought Into Bribery Trial
Indianapolis AP says Arthur Mogilner admitted two more highway officials joined in bribes from road equipment sales. He testified payments of 500 dollars to Lloyd Poindexter and Sorrell, both named, in December 1966. Poindexter denied receipt. Sorrell unavailable for comment.
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Indianapolis
Arthur Mogilner
Indiana
Mogilner
Lloyd E. Poindexter
Wi. Ham EH. Seerell
Keightstown
Poindexter
Martiner Sorrell
Moginier
Highway Department
William E Sayer
Elmer W. Doc Sherwood
Sher
George N. Craig
Mogiliner
Mogilour
Virgilio Red
Smith
Highway Commission
Flooded Highways Block Indiana Roads Across Numerous Districts
AP report lists roads closed by floodwaters across Indiana including routes north of Redkey and Modoc, east of Perry and Loganport, west of West Terre Haute, north of Attica, and near Worthington, Cayuga, Bluffton, Plainville, and Medora, with additional mentions of areas around Peru and Geneva. Authorities warned drivers to avoid affected corridors.
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Indianapolis
Redkey
Modoc
Ind
Ridgeville
Perry
Loganport
Tarmpice
West Terre Haute
Attica
Clinton
Pleasant Mills
Geneva
Peru
Worthington
Chay ‘City
Battie Ground
Cayuga
Medora
Bluffton
Plainville
Prayer. The Upper Roon.
A brief devotional note on Jesus reading in the synagogue on the Sabbath and a prayer asking to follow Christ and remain faithful to the Church. It invites gathering on the Lord's day to worship and praise God with Amen at the end.
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Jesus
Christ
Floods Force West Terre Haute Refugees as Levees Fail
Floodwaters from Sugar Creek overwhelmed an earthen levee upstream, flooding West Terre Haute and driving about 4,900 residents from their homes overnight. A second levee near Prairieton broke, with water three feet deep over US 40 and US 49 roads. Indiana floods were costly, with farmers losing an estimated 35 to 40 million dollars as authorities watched a 28 foot crest on the Wabash. Civil Defense and volunteers aided evacuation while Mayor Ralph Tucker helped distribute food.
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Associated Press
Terre Haute
Sugar Creek
Wrish
Chae de Tense
Omalia Vobach Iself
Hoon
National Guard
Pire
Ralph Tucker
Democraticandidate
Friends
Heuse
Resident Of Soldiers Home Killed By Bus
A 60 year old resident of the Soldiers Home in South Bend died when a double decker Greyhound ran off Ind 2 and plunged into a ditch. Police identified the victim as Paul Blackwell of Lafayette. Bus driver Robert Stanley, 38, said the vehicle was struck by a route bus driven by Cornelius Fitger, 5. Mrs M Falk of Amarillo Tex a passenger on the Chicago bound bus was cut. Three others died in Indiana from separate crashes as Roy E Vernon 70 of Royal Center was fatally struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad train near Logansport. Delores Melson 44 of Tipton was fatally injured when a car driven by her husband went out of control east of Hamilton in DeKalb County. Donated Waldron 22 of Winchester killed in a car truck crash on Ind 32 near Framland. Randolph County Officers said Waldron was a passenger in a car driven by Garry Fisher 21 of Winchester. A fire auto crash in Columbus Ohio injured Batts and Fisher.
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South Bend
Paul Bo Blackwell
Lafayette
Ind. 2
Robert Stanley
Cornelius Fitger
M. Falk
Amarillo
Tex
Indiana
Ereberdivashe
Roy E Vernon
Rt 1
Royal Center
Pennsylvania Railroad
Logansport
Delores Melson
Tipton
Ivan
Ind J
Hamilton
DeKalb
Meélson
Daffynitions Stockholder Joke
A pun explains that a stockholder is a man who is known by the companies he keeps, playing on the idea of corporate ties and social circles.
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