KIZER DEEP THINKER LIKES OUR SYSTEM
Marshall Kizer a Democratic state Senate candidate from Plymouth is portrayed as a deep thinker and reformer in Indiana politics. The profile highlights his career, family, education at Notre Dame, and leadership roles, plus views on conservatism versus liberalism, taxes, federal funds, and state governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
F. Kizer
Plymouth
UU S
Nate
Kizer
HEY Organization
The
Athletic Association
Davis-Coolidge
Kiser
Eixenhower
Strong G.O.P
Marshall County
Ate
Kiger
Fudge
Oty
Notre Dame Law School
Kiwanis Club
Lloyd Wampler
Brillant
Marshall Cbrity
Yarcom
Indiana
Douwits
Indiana to extend unemployment benefits up to ten weeks
Governor Harold Handley announced Indiana will extend jobless benefits for up to ten additional weeks under a new federal law. The plan would use state employment security funds to reimburse the federal government, with costs estimated at 14 million dollars and potential employer tax effects.
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Indianapolis
Harold W. Handley
Handley
Crawford F. Parker
Indiana
William C. Stalnaker
Indiana Employment Security Division
Stalnaker
Sisinaker
County Bond Sales Climbing in Indiana May Report
May Savings Bonds sales in Indiana totaled 11,669,543, down from 12,400,643 a year earlier, with Boone county at 95,938.94 versus 87,792.16 last year. The drop may reflect Memorial Day long weekend delaying bank reports, while Payroll Savings enrollments rose in several counties statewide.
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Indiana
Herb L. Ransdel
Boene County
Savings Bonds
Federal Reserve
Chicago
St. Louis
Boone County
U.S
Lake, LaPorte
Im Joseph
Knox
Vanderburgh
Handley seeks Indiana flood disaster declaration amid river crests
Gov Harold Handley urged Ezra Benson to declare all Indiana a flood disaster area based on farm leaders flood reports. The Wabash River crested at Terre Haute and Graysville, flooding thousands of acres and hundreds of homes as volunteers battled a levee breach near Graysville. Forecasts warned further rises in Vincennes and Merom with crest levels over flood stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harold W. Handley
Agriculture
Ezra Tf. Benson
Indiana
Handley
Farmers Home Administration
Agricultural Stabilization & Conservation Committee
Crawford F. Parker
Commissioner of Agriculture
Wabash
Terre
Graysville
Terre Haute
Sullivan
Heutesonville
The
Weather Bureau
Wabash Merom
Vinccennes
Carmel
Vincennes
Dates Listed For Classes
Boone County youths have enrollments due for intermediate swimming by July 7 and Seashore Pool. Beginner classes due by July 4 with start July 21. Other sessions begin June nt. at 9:30 am and basic Survival at 9 pm. Water Safety Aides lifeguard courses wrap by June 20 with volunteers leading.
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Boone County
Reds Cross
Jane W
Seashore Pool
William Frank Brosend
Water Safety
M.S. Ellis
Lyle Oneken
Ervin Hodgdon
William Holland
Bob Duff
John
County Church Ends Mortgage Ceremony at Whitestown Baptist
The Whitestown Baptist Church held a mortgage burning ceremony after a Sunday basket dinner to celebrate the parsonage mortgage payoff begun in November 1966. Rev George Adams spoke on Where a House Is Not A Home while Cleo Fullock announced building progress and treasurer Mrs William Smith reported timely payments and presented the mortgage to trustees Arthur K Smith and Charles Stultz.
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James
Whitestown Baptist Church
George Adams
Mainsonly
Wang
Gira
Caldwell
Cleo Fullock
Chaumman
Harsenhace
William Smith
Arthir K. Smith
Charles Stultz
Morris Girls
Trig
Past Resident Expires Today
A past resident, Auniliti Lehi Harold Perkins, 68, died this morning at Witham Hospital after a brief illness. Born in Lebanon June 26, 1809, he was married to Gionn Shaw and had a long career in the oil business. Surviving are his children Robert Perkins, Martha Hallock, and Margaret Fiscus. six grandchildren. brother Clover Perkins. and sister Eunice Hill. Funeral arrangements are handled by Jyers Mortuary with burial expected in Los Angeles.
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Auniliti Lehi
California
Harold Perkins
Jasu
Wetri Street
Los Angeles
Witham Hospit
Bert
Pork
Robert Perkins
Lardalia
Martha Hallock
Sunland
Margaret Fiscus
Redondo Beach
Clover Perkins
Chicago
Eunice Hill
Pasadena
Perkins
Yes
Jyers Mortuary
Dogs Reminded to License in Lebanon City
Lebanon dog owners were reminded that all dogs six months or older must be licensed by June 30. Pets must have proof of rabies shots, licenses cost $1.50, and can be bought from the City Clerk Treasurer. Mayor Max Edwards said the dog catcher will begin picking up unlicensed dogs after the deadline.
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Lebanon
Max Edwards
Noman Injured Crossing Road After Pedestrian Crash
An afternoon crash at South Meridian and Green Street left Emma Adair with a fractured pelvis and bruises after a car driven by 17 year old Thomas Lee Harmon struck her. Witnesses say Harmon was blinded by glare as another vehicle turned left. Harmon, a passenger, and Don Neese were treated. no charges issued.
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Saate
South Meridian
Green Street
Lebanon Notati
Lebanon
Palle
Jim Stent
Thomas Lee Harmon
West Peek Street
Ostrck
Emma Adzir
South
Lebanon Street
ORS
Stout
Harmon
Grien
Scriky Adair
Meridian
Adair
Witham Hospital
Don Neese
East Fordice Street
Grover Harmon
West Dick Street
Daffynitions Head The Only Thing A Woman Can Keep Under Her Bat
A quirky caption suggests a punning play on words about a woman’s capacity to retain something beneath her bat in a lighthearted headline.
U S 6th Fleet Stands By in Lebanon Crisis
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States would use military action under certain conditions to preserve Lebanon's independence. He noted the 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean watching the crisis and mentioned UN involvement and possible physical support, while declining to detail other contingencies.
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Washington -Ap
Dulles
United States
Lebanon
Medterraneay
Maines
Rental Dag Hammarskjeld
Hammarskjvid
United S Sates
United Sates
Washingtons National
Areet
Carlos P Garcia
Threats against Sorrell surface in Indiana highway scandal trial
Indianapolis AP reporting shows Arthur J Mogilner testifying that Elmer W Doe Sherwood warned of firing a State Highway Commission member William H Sorrell of Knightstown if he blocked rigged contracts. Mogilner recounted threats to ensure payoffs and contract steering in the fourth highway scandal trial.
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Indianapolis
Elmer W.doe
Sherwood
George N. Craig
State Highway Commission
Arthur J Mogilner
Indiana
Mogilner
William H. Serrei
Knighttown
Mogilners
Moginner
Sorrell
Moutiner
Drake Shoots 139 At Ulen To Cop Honors
Sam Drake of Richmond shot 129 to win the Indiana PGA title after two rounds on the Ulen Country Club course in Lebannon. Noel Epperson of Indianapolis and Bill Heinlein of Carmel qualified for the National PGA event at Havertown, Pa, with totals of 145 and 142 respectively, while Stefanchik and Gantz also posted 142 but faced playoff outcomes. 38 started, 30 finished amid challenging conditions including a fallen tree on the ninth hole.
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Jimmy Scott
Ulen Country Club
Ulen
Lebanon
Sam Drake
Richmond
Indiana
Noel Epperson
Indianapolis
Bill Heinlein
Carmel
Lianercti Country Club
Havertown
Heinlein
Mike Stefanchik
Crown Point
Stefanchik
Ivan Gantz
Paul Grosset
Jow Stark
Hobart
Hardbuck
Jaycees Install Officers At June Dinner Dance
Jaycees and Jayshees hold annual installation at Leta fon American Legion Hall at 6 30 pm Thursday with dinner music by Bob Keeling's orchestra. Outgoing officers honored. incoming leaders include Jack Crider and Mrs Donaldson as presidents, Max Cowan as vice president, and Don Kersey as second VP. Tickets available from Max Cowan by June 1.
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Leta Fon American Legion Hall
Bob Keeling
Jack Biddieecome
F. Banton
Jayvee
Jack Crider
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jot Donaldson
Jayshees
Max Cowan
Jayshee
Bob Gayer
Prayer and faith in the church’s strengthened power
A devotional prayer invoking Our Father to bolster the universal church. It asks for renewed Holy Spirit power and unity among Christians, urging a firm stand through Christ our Lord.
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Church Universal
Christ
White House says Goldfine gave Eisenhower vicuna cloth
President Eisenhower reportedly received expensive vicuna material from industrialist Bernard Goldfine in 1956. White House Press Secretary James Hagerty denied Pearson’s claim of a vicuna coat and said seven paragraphs of the article contain falsehoods.
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Washington
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Federal Trade Commission
House
Goldfine
Boston
Fisenhower
Robert Lishman
Adams
FTC
Coldfine
New York
Plymouth
Mass Butte
Geldtine
White House
Eisenhower
James Hagerty
Hagerty
Geldfine
Drew Pearson
Loth
Pearson
Anteliff Named Deputy Attorney General of State
Clifford G. Anteliiff Jr of Lebanon was named a deputy attorney general by Attorney General Edwin K. Steers. Anteliff, admitted to the bar last May 14, has been with the Lebanon firm Kincaid & Goodwin and earned his law degree from Indiana University in June. He resides with his wife and daughters Kimberly and Karen at 61 Northfield Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Clifford G. Anteliiff, Jr
Lebanon
Edwin K. Steers
Anteliff
Kincaid & Goodwin
Antelifs
Indiana University
Kimberly
Karen
Northfield Drive
Local Mail Box Rentals Up at Lebanon Post Office
Lebanon postmaster Brian W. Smith reports increased box rental rates effective after June 20 1958. The smallest site box rises to 1.70 per quarter while larger sizes cost 225 and 400 respectively. Rentals are payable in advance per the fiscal year ending June 30. Zone numbers encouraged for larger city mail. Local Boone County patrons urged to bundle local versus out of town mail for speedier service.
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Lebanon
Brian W. Smith
Smith
5. Post Office Department
Post Office
Slap
Postal Department
Snith
Boone County
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Ike
John O. Mc
Red Cross
Emma Adair
Daffynitions
Ted
Drake
Epperson and
State
Legion Home
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