New Concept of Eating Mentally Ill Near Home Policy
Strank A White reports on a major legislative milestone as Governor Welsh and Indiana officials back a community based mental health plan. The 72 to 1 Senate vote approves an $840 million bill guiding treatment away from large state hospitals to clinics near patients, with federal aid for new facilities and a push to raise pay for frontline staff. The piece details costs, salaries, and the broader push toward humane, economical care, plus related auto ownership costs and traffic casualty notes.
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ALTH
Indiana
T. Ginsberg
Iniana
Senate
Mtral
Morrson
Ansport
Congress
Marty
Hubert Humphrey
Matthew E. Welsh
Ginsberg
U.S Bureau Ofublic
Two Indianapolis Men Hurt In U S 421 Crash
Two Indianapolis men, Allen Collins and Hanes Allison, were injured Saturday when a Carmel driver failed to yield at US 421 and SR 34. Police cited Robert R. Johnson for failing to yield. Collins sustained a broken kneecap and elbow lacerations, Allison a severe jaw laceration.
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Indianapolis
Carmel
Allen Collins
Lockwood Dr
Hanes F. Allison
Indiananapolis
Collins
Allison
US 421
Robert R. Johnson
Dave Summers
Johnson
Phillip Wayne Hale
Chicago St
Lebanon
State May Cut Expenditures In Tax Crisis
Indiana officials met to address a financial crisis after Judge Niblack ruled the two percent sales tax unconstitutional. Governor Welsh plus lawmakers considered immediate expenditure cuts, while Sen. Marshall Kizer criticized Attorney General Steers for not appealing the ruling.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Welsh
Indiana
Statehouse
Marshall Kizer
Plymouth
Senate
Niblack
Department of Administration
James Papke
Commission On Tax and Financing Policy
Fildon Crawford
Labour Leader Attacks Macmillan Over Profumo Scandal
In Parliament Harold Wilson charged the government with gambling with national security over the Profumo affair. He said the scandal exposed crime, vice, and blackmail and questioned Soviet aims to undermine British security. Macmillan defended his actions amid cooler reception as he addressed the debate.
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London
UPI
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
House of Commons
Russia
Wilson
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
John Profumo
United States
Profumo
Capt
Eugene Ivanov
Christine Keeler
Mrs. Boone County pageant picks 1963 candidates
The final three contestants for Mrs. Boone County 1963 are named as the event nears. The winner will be judged by three judges, crowned at the Coronation Ball, and will preside over Fourth of July events. Sandra, a Dover area candidate, is linked to the Democratic Women’s Club and shows deep community involvement.
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Boone County
Lebanon
Center Township
Edward Taylor
Sandra
Dover
Democratic Women’s Club
Witham Hospital
Cracked Pier Delays Pool Access and Park Cleanup
Local swimmers face continued delays as Hereal pool remains closed due to a cracked center and leaking pier. John Aaron reports ongoing pumping and repairs while water safety classes proceed. Park superintendent Clyde Armstrong notes slow reopening amid fallen limbs cleanup after a windstorm. Mayor Herbert Ransiler announces urgency in debris removal with a larger truck to speed cleanup tonight.
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John Aaron
Seashore Pool
Hereal
Aaron
Clyde Armstrong
Armstrong
Herbert Ransilel
Obituaries: Mrs Marjorie Caldwell and Mrs Lula Dinsmore
Mrs Marjorie Caldwell fifty one, once a Boone resident and Nashville Iris employee, died Friday in a San Diego hospital. Mrs Lula Dinsmore eighty, formerly of Lebanon and Pittsboro, died Sunday at a Plainfield nursing home.
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Boone
Nashville Iris
San Diego
Calif
Lula Dinsmore
Pittsboro
Lebanon
Plainfield
Funeral Mass Held For Pope John XXII
World church leaders and politicians gathered in Vatican City for a nine day funeral for Pope John XXII Eugene Cardinal Tisserant presided. The ceremony drew more than 70 cardinals and representatives from 23 governments and organizations. Lyndon B. Johnson led a four member US delegation while a Russian Orthodox delegation attended.
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Vatican City
UPT
World
United States
Russia
John XXII
Eugene Cardinal Tisserant
Sacred College
Giuseppe del Ton
Apostolic See
Lyndon B. Johnson
Vitali Borovoi
Archi
Hoover Still Very Serious Condition Reported
New York United Press International reports former President Herbert Hoover, age 88, remains in very serious condition under round-the-clock care. He suffers from anemia and gastro-intestinal bleeding, with an irregular heart action and low fever, though no current pain. Doctors did not state when the next bulletin would be issued.
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New York
UPI
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Waldorf Tower
Clinton Township Plans Referendum Meeting Thursday
The Clinton Township Parent Teachers Club will hold an 8 p.m. meeting Thursday at Elizaville School to discuss the forthcoming merger referendum with Washington and Sugar Creek. Trustee Charles Warburton will outline potential student actions should the merger proceed.
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Clinton Township
Parent Teachers Club
Elizaville
P T.C
Charles Warburton
Washington
Sugar Creek
P.T.C
The Prayer Room Entry Prayer Note
A fragmented religious prayer fragment references a daily walk with God and a request for strength to face life’s trials. It mentions Deuteronomy 6 18 and includes a short The Lord’s prayer style invocation asking for faith and guidance. The readable lines are dated and prayerful in tone.
Russ Pair Fly Within 3 Miles Of Each Other
Valentina Tereshkova, the first space woman, flew within three miles of cosmonaut Valery Bykovsky on her first orbit. Soviet officials said improved trajectory data confirmed the near rendezvous, a mile closer than the earlier pairings by the first Soviet space twins. The cosmonette and Russia’s fifth cosmonaut moved in twin orbits, refreshed after sleep.
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Henry Shapiro
United Press International Moscow
UPI
Valentina Tereshkova
Valery F. Bykovsky
Russia
Firemen Elect State Officers in Indiana Gathering
Volunteer firemen from Center Township and Pitman Moore of Boone County attended the Indiana Volunteer Firemen's Association meeting in Angola last weekend. A parade drew over 24 000 spectators. Delegates included Jones Morris Thrine Batts Spell Barker and Henderson received a service award after 35 years. Officers elected: Glaub Manila president Steizer Benton vice president Kuseron Crown Point secretary Koropasek Griffith treasurer.
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Center Township
Pitlman-Moore Company
Boone County
Indiana Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Angola
Shrine Patrol
Horse Patrol
Hand
Fort Wayne
Charles S. Jones
Kay Morris
Francis P. Thrine
Lebanon
Orville Batts Jte
Jerry Spell ‘Bring
Elzaville
Morris Barker
Carmel
Pitman-Moore Fire Department
Albert €. Henderson
Clinton
Henderson
James Glaub
Manila
Walter Steizer
Benton
John Kuseron
Crown Point
Verne D. Koropasek Och Griffith
Three Indianapolis Churches Back Supreme Court Ruling
A joint statement by Roman Catholic, Protestant and Jewish leaders in Indianapolis urged support of the Supreme Court ruling that public school devotional exercises using the Lord's Prayer and Bible reading are unconstitutional. The signatories emphasized freedom of religion and court authority while noting diverse views among faiths.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Supreme Court
Grover L. Hartman
Indiana Council of Churches
Chancery Office
Laurence T Wosie
Indianapolis Church Federation
Sidney I. Steiman
Indianapolis Jewish Community Relators Council
United States
Washington
UPD
Potter Stewart
Tom C. Clark
Clark
Congress
New York
Stewart
Baltimore
Madalyn E. Murray
William J. Murray Til
Board of School Commissioners
Maryland Court of Appeals
Pennsylvania
Edward L. Schempp
Abington High School
Doway
Philadelphia
Local Educator Quits Hamilton County School
Brian L. Smith resigns as principal of Fishers School in Hamilton County effective June to become principal of Hancock Central School in Hancock County. A 2%-year veteran, he holds a Franklin College education degree from 1950, a 1955 master’s from Butler, and a 1962 superintendent license. He and Lois have four children. Lois is daughter of John Brookie of Lebanon.
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Brian L. Smith
Brian W. Smith
Smith
Fishers School
Hamilton
Hancock Central School
Hancock County
Franklin College
Butler University
Lois
John Brookie
East South Street
Lebanon
Furniture Mart Opens Loveseats Big Comeback at Market
Chicago reports the International Home Furnishings Market showcases Mediterranean Greek and Venetian designs from the Merchandise Mart and American Furniture Mart. Loveseats return as scaled down pieces suit smaller living spaces, expanding options for single and paired setups.
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Margery McElheny
United Press International Chicago
UPI
Greece
Rome
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Larry Tyler
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Dick Porter
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