Scranton Targets Delegates as Minnesota Shows Cold Shoulder
Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton pressed his underdog GOP bid in Missouri and Colorado after meetings with Minnesota leaders failed to win delegates for Goldwater. He faced threats and tightened security on arrival in Minneapolis. Scranton planned further talks with Missouri and Colorado delegates while noting potential shifts in support next week.
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Mary
Minneapolis
Minn
UPI
William W. Scranton
Missouri
Colorado
Scranton
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St. Louis
Denver
Colo
Minneapolis - St. Paul International
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Walter Judd
R-Minn
Judd
Jones Secures Lebanon Store From Estate
Holloman Jones buys the building at 119 West Main Street from Miss Francis Eichman of Indianapolis. The site houses Jones and Benigar Clothing, owned by Mrs. Staney Jones and G. A. Benigar, with Psi Iota Xi Thrift Shop on the second floor. The sale was handled by McCormick Insurance and Real Estate Agency.
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Holloman Jones
West Main Street
Francis Eichman
Indianapolis
Jones and Benigar
Staney Jones
G. A. Benigar
Psi Iota Xi
Miss Eichman
Isadore Eichman
David and
Chara_ Eichman
Stanley Jones
Claude Crooks
Chris Pevler
Mr. Crooks
Mr. Benigard
J. C. Penney Company
Max Eichman
McCormick Insurance and Real Estate Agency
Hoffa Aide Charged With Demanding Fee
In Chicago a pension fund fraud trial witness testified that a Hoffa associate demanded a 115000 fee to help arrange a 15 million loan from the union pension fund. Florida investors and other witnesses described the Sun Valley venture and alleged misappropriation of funds tied to Hoffa's case.
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Chicago
UPI
Florida
Irving Kipnis
Miami Beach
S. George Burris
New York
Kipnis
Burris
Teamster
James Hoffa
Hoffa
Carl Langford
Orlando
Fla
Sun Valley, Inc
Langford
Sun Valley
Unio‘h
Hearings Set For Three District School Plan
Public hearings are scheduled in Lebanon Eagle Union and Western districts under Indiana 1959 School Reorganization law. Details cover dates June 29 July 6 and July 13 and outline interim boards and eventual permanent boards with residency requirements and election timing.
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Boone County School Reorganization Committee
Indiana
Lebanon
Lebanon Junior High
Eagle Union
Zionsville H. S
Western M. S. D
Dover High School
Lebanon’ Arid
SR 39
Schools Take Largest Share In County Tax Distribution
County Auditor's office reports spring tax funds totaling 1,670,554 distributed to city, township and school districts despite a 7,000 drop from lower rates due to sales tax. Lebanon MSD received 468,120 followed by Western MSD at 319,914, with other districts and townships listed in the breakdown.
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Ous
Lebanon
Western
Marion-Adams
Mrs Boone County contest adds three more bios
As judging nears for the Mrs Boone County pageant in Lebanon, three new contestant bios appear. Mrs James R McAfee, a nurse and mother of four, is active in medical and community groups and bakes well. Mrs Alyn McConnaha is a registered nurse with Red Cross and first aid work. Mrs Frank C Pigg boasts family ties and community involvement.
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Lebanon
James R. McAfee
Alyn McConnaha
Frank C. Pigg
McAfee
Terrace Lane
Diana Lynn
James Raymound
Kimberly Dawn
Parmela Jean
Johnson Pledges Labor Cooperation at CWA Convention
President Johnson addressed the 26th annual convention of the Communications Workers of America in Cleveland. He promised to take further steps with labor and business to establish a national manpower policy guiding training and education to meet future needs. He urged full cooperation to ensure every willing American can work and defended national strength and prestige amid economic challenges.
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Cleveland
UPI
Johnson
The
Communications Workers of America
Aflcio
America
Noble S. Pierce obituary notes Boone farmer dies at 71
Noble S. Pierce, 71, a longtime Boone area farmer, died this morning at the Veterans Hospital in Marion. He had retired from farming and is survived by family. Obituary page 2.
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Noble S. Pierce
Boone Farmer
Veterans’ Hospital
Marion
Priest Raps Law On Black Market Babies
In Washington a Catholic priest testifying before the Senate subcommittee urged a federal crime to stop interstate and foreign baby placements for profit. Father Thomas J. Reese said current law gaps enable a private market to exploit infants, urging equal constitutional protection for all children. A Buffalo supervisor cited private adoptions fueling heartbreak, while a New York policewoman described sales of babies at up to 3800 dollars and a Montreal purchase during an investigation of a black market ring.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Thomas J. Reese
Wilmington
Del
Senate
Father Reese
Elizabeth Anglim
Buffalo
N.Y
Theresa L. Heath
New York
Montreal
Canada
Reverend McFarland named to Center Township advisory board
Rev Paul W Mac Farland pastor of Evangelical United Brothers Church Lebanon is named to Center Township advisory board replacing Eugene Harris who becomes Lebanon School Board member July 1 Harris resigns per state rules Trustees say McFarland came to Lebanon in 1952 after 27 years in ministry with prior pastorates in Minnesota and New Mexico He previously worked in engineering at Du Pont Also on the board are Earl Potts and Al Walkington
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Paul W. MacFarland
Evangelical United Brothers Church of Lebanon
Center Township
Eugene Harris
Lebanon
Rev. McFarland
Minnesota
New Mexico
Indiana
McFarland
du Pont Company
Harris
Paul Werry
Earl Potts
al Walkington
To File Charges In Bus Tragedy At Pontchartrain
New Orleans state police captain said he would file negligent homicide charges against Clifford Milley, the tug crewman at the wheel, after a tow collided with the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway early Tuesday. Six people died, a bus with eight aboard fell into the lake. the bus driver and one passenger survived. The tug was off course about 60 degrees and would have cleared obstructions if on course.
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New Orleans
UPI
Lake Pontchartrain Causeway
Vincent Eberer Jr
Clifford Milley
Beatles Sell-out Reported for Indiana State Fair
Indiana State Fair Board reports a September 3 Beatles show at the 1964 fair already sold out before tickets are printed. Secretary-manager Hal Royce notes orders for 12,513 tickets totaling about $54,000 have been received.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana State Fair Board
Hal Royce
Conrad Backs Goldwater In Indiana Support Split
Indiana state senator Roy Conrad, campaign manager for Nelson Rockefeller, endorses Barry Goldwater for the Republican presidential nomination. He rejects backing Scranton, calls Goldwater a fighter, and notes Indiana delegates are pledged to Goldwater on the first ballot. In separate UK notes, a 16-year-old boy is jailed after a mother accuses him of stealing $1.26 for cigarettes.
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Goldwater
Indiana
Conrad
New York
Rockefeller
Scranton
Wimbledon
England
UPI
Western School District approves new teacher salary scale
The Western School District board proposes a 50 cent cumulative building fund for ten years and adopts a salary schedule raising teachers from 3600 to 7500 dollars. Superintendent Gibbs notes an approximate $300 yearly average increase and outlines salary bands for 3-year, bachelor, and master degree holders. Attendance district changes move grades between Pinnell Wells Thorntown Dover and Washington, with bus routes to be announced.
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Western School District
Robert S. Gibbs
Thorntown
Wells
Dover
Elizaville
Washington
Pinnell and
Gibbs
Pinnell High School
Pinnell
Modern Godiva Sparks Morning Crash in Buenos Aires
Police hunt a masked driver described as a modern Lady Godiva after a jeep ride through Cordoba Avenue before dawn caused a three vehicle crash. Six people were hospitalized, including three in the taxi and three in the Jeep, before the driver fled the scene.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Godiva
Cordoba Avenue
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