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Newspaper

Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1968

Page

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Johnson backs free Berlin as crisis grows

President Johnson declared East German travel restrictions on Berlin unprovoked and unjustified and reaffirmed U S support for free Berlin. He said the United States and West Germany consult with Britain and France on the surface travel crisis, with Kiesinger possibly visiting Washington. Bonn notes a Berlin Crunch and passports by July 15. Johnson also awaits legal advice on a controversial safe streets anti crime bill with a Wednesday decision deadline.

Austin, Tex UPI Johnson Berlin United States Free Berlin Kurt Georg Kiesinger West Germany West Berlin Bonn Kiesinger Washington George Christian Britain France

Indiana 5 Day Weather Outlook From UPI

Indiana five day outlook shows temperatures 2 to 5 degrees below normal in the south and central regions and near normal in the far north. Normal highs range from 81 to 87 with lows from 59 to 65. Expect about half an inch of rain in showers late in the week.

United Press International Indiana

Drowning Claims Two More Hoosiers

Ey United Press International reports two Hoosiers drowned in Indiana over the weekend. Gerald Lynn Roth, 26, of Rossville, disappeared while swimming near Lake Freeman on the Carroll White county line and is thought to be in about 25 feet of water. Arnold Leal, 18, of Milford, drowned at Wabee Lake near Kosciusko County. his body was recovered about 20 feet from shore.

Lake Freeman Carroll County White County Monticello Gerald Lynn Roth Rossville Roth Milford Arnold Leal Wabee Lake Kosciusko County

French Strike Nearing End

Paris reports the nine hundred eighty five thousand Renault workers voted to return to work as the broadest strike in French history winds down. Fewer than one hundred thousand of the original ten million strikers remain out by midweek. The Renault move ends after government victory at the Sorbonne where police raided the student sanctuary. Citroen Peugeot and other plants are expected to follow the return to work as De Gaulle's government asserts control.

Paris UPI Renault Automotive Renault Sorbonne University Citroen Peugeot Berlier

Seven Boone Farmers Get USDA Funds

Seven Boone County farmers appear in a list of 829 Hoosiers who received $5,000 or more from the federal government for diverting farm acreage from crops. The Boone names include Ray Everett Kermit Burgin John R Batts Buren Quick Carrie Quick O L Walker and Charles Kincaid. The article notes Indiana farmers overall received more than $3 billion in 1967 with Boone's total among the smallest in Central Indiana. It also details July draft calls for Boone County with two inductions and 20 physicals, June actions for three inductees, and two volunteers among June departures as about 250 Boone County men serve in the armed forces.

Boone County Boone Indiana Selective Service Office

Eisenhower in good spirits after fifth heart attack

Washington UPI report says former president Dwight D. Eisenhower, 77, is alert and in good spirits at Walter Reed Hospital after suffering his fifth heart attack Saturday night. A 10 am bulletin noted stable vital signs and no recurrence of pain, with Mrs. Eisenhower and John Eisenhower kept informed.

Johnson Dwight D. Eisenhower Walter Reed General Hospital Washington Palm Desert Calif Eisenhower UPI Walter Reed Hospital Gen. Eisenhower March Air Force Base Riverside Walter Reed Gettysburg Eisenhowers California

Millis elected Indiana GOP treasurer at state committee

Frank T. Millis of Indianapolis won the post of treasurer of the Indiana Republican State Committee, succeeding Richard E. Folz who resigned to pursue the lieutenant governor nomination. Millis will be permanent chairman at the state convention and is a former House GOP floor leader, state auditor, and state treasurer. The committee also named four alternate delegates at large to the national convention: Harold Ramsburg, Indianapolis. Richard Fishering, Fort Wayne. Kenneth Biddle, Sheridan. and Philip McCauley, Madison.

Indianapolis UPI Frank T. Millis Indiana Republican State Committee Millis Richard E. Folz House Gop Harold P. Ramnsburg Richard Fishering Fort Wayne Kenneth Biddle Sheridan Philip McCauley Madison Richard G. Lugar Robert E. Gates Columbia City Resolutions Committee

Two Arrested After Wild Chase In Lebanon

Two youths identified as John E. Puckett and Tommie Lee Kimbrough were arrested after a high speed pursuit ending near the Sunset Motel on U.S. 52 at 4:07 a.m. They faced Marion County charges with Indianapolis police to handle prosecution. Evidence included a stolen Mustang, bloodstained clothing, a broken window, and a billfold bearing the Barnard name.

Indianapolis Interstate Texaco Lebanon Sunset U.S. 52 John E. Puckett New Jersey Street Tommie Lee Kimbrough Boone County Marion County Puckett Glenn E. Barnard, III Banta Road Glenn H. Barnard, Sr Barnard Methodist Hospital Indiana Avenue Triania Smith 20Th and Central

Robison Last-minute Entry For GOP Post

Capital City family files damage suit totaling nearly 100000 dollars against co-defendants over a July 28, 1967 I65 collision two miles south of Lebanon that injured seven. Edwin West and his wife Catherine sue Delmar Fields and Kenneth George for combined damages for themselves and four children. Fields allegedly tried to pass another car, forcing a head on crash. Robison and Robison of Frankfort filed the complaint.

Lebanon Edwin West East 64Th St Indianapolis Delmar C. Fields North West St Kenneth George West Boone Circuit Court Fields George Albert Cathy Christie Catherine West

Four Candidates In Indiana Convention Races

Indiana GOP contenders faced a packed field as filing closed for 11 state nominations with a governor battle among Edgar Whitcomb Otis Bowen and Earl Butz. Don Robison joined a bid against John Snyder while unopposed winners included William Ruckelshaus Norman Arterburn Patrick Sullivan and Joe Lowdermilk. Anness withdrew citing party harmony as Lugar prepared to give the keynote and Gates unveiled a proposed platform.

Indianapolis UPI Indiana Edgar D. Whitcomb Seymour Otis R. Bowen Bremen Purdue University School of Agriculture Earl L. Butz West Lafayette Don W. Robison Shelbyville John K. Snyder Washington William D. Ruckelshaus Milford Anness Columbus Supreme Court Norman F. Arterburn Patrick Sullivan Joe W. Lowdermilk Sullivan Secretary of State Superintendent of Public Instruction Anness Vance Hartke Charles O. Hendricks Sellersburg

Final Judging Near In Mrs Boone County Contest

Two more contestants join Mrs Boone County pageant from Lebanon area. Delorise Kunkel mother of three, homemaker, decorative homeowner, and active church and sorority member. Sharon Morton, elementary teacher in Lebanon schools, former Kansas native, mother of one, active in church and sorority, plans home decorating and community service.

Boone County Lebanon Area Lebanon Kenneth Delorise) Kunkel Route 3 Lisa David Doug Kunkérs Delorise Kunkel Don Norton Kansas State University Don F. Morton Lebanon Community School Corporation Kansas Sharon Kansas State Appelate Court of Indiana Vietnam

Nixon and Rockefeller Rivalry at Indiana GOP Meet

In Indianapolis backers of Nixon and Rockefeller group at the Marott Hotel as Indiana's 26 delegates to the national convention pledge Nixon on the first ballot. Morton holds a news conference. Vietnam emerges as a focal issue amid a likely GOP resolution. Birch Bayh presses Democrats to declare a stance ahead of the committee's meeting.

Gordon Durnil Indiana Richard M. Nixon Kentucky Thruston Morton Nelson Rockefeller Marott Hotel Morton Rockefeller Nixon Indianapolis GOP Democratic Platform Advisory Committee Birch E. Bayh Democratic Committee

Supreme Court upholds housing rights under 102 year old law

The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 2 that a century old federal law lets Black individuals buy a home in any white area. Justice Potter Stewart wrote for the majority in the St. Louis case involving Joseph Lee Jones who said he faced racial exclusion. Justices Harlan and White dissented.

Washington UPI Supreme Court Potter Stewart St. Louis Joseph Lee Jones

McCarthy Signals Third Party Possibility

Sen Eugene J McCarthy says he might back a third party if Democrats and Republicans offer voters no choice but rules out leading such a movement He expects Kennedy delegates support but will not publicly appeal for rallying He warns of great political distress if major parties nominate status quo candidates and suggests a third party could emerge Continued on page

United Press International Eugene J. McCarthy Robert F. Kennedy New York City McCarthy

Red Boat Held By Venezuela Near Islas de Aves

Venezuela reports its only submarine trapped a Soviet tugboat near Islas de Aves in the Lesser Antilles, then escorted the 150-foot vessel to Puerto Cabello for investigation after a nearly 24 hour showdown. Military sources note Venezuela claims 30 mile territorial rights.

Caracas UPI Venezuela Islas de Aves Lesser Antilles Puerto Cabello Naval Base Los Avos

Obituaries for Paul F. Martin and William E. Updike

Paul F. Martin aged 62, a Boone County native and former Hicks Body Company employee, later Hawkins Machine Shop worker, died unexpectedly Saturday night of a heart attack at his Route 2 Zionsville home. William E. Updike, 88, a lifelong Boone County resident and retired general contractor, died Saturday night at Witham Hospital.

Paul F. Martin Boone County Old Hicks Body Company Hawkins Machine Shop Route 2 Zionsville William E. Updike Lebanon Witham Hospital

Also Mentioned on This Page

LBJ Ey United Press International Charles de Gaulle Sorbonne USDA Ray Everett Kermit Burgin Whitestown John R. Batts Jamestown Indian Wells Robison GOP Post Eteney Capital City Family Robison and Robison of Frankfort West Family Douglasville Georgia Alexandria Kenneth Kunkel Hawaii Don Mortons The Presbyterian Church In Psi Iota Xi Sorority Mrs. den Morton Nixon, Rocky Eye Gop Meet Bulletin John M. Harlan Byron R. White Sen. McCarthy
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