10-Unit Town House To Be Built In Brendan Wood Site
Construction starts next week on a 10 unit town house in Brendan Wood by Cleo Smith of Whitestown Realty. Lebanon Planning Commission voted to rezone to suburban apartments and recommended City Council approval. The project includes six 3 bedroom units, two 2 bedroom units, and two 2 bedroom ground floor units, with six garages planned on State Road 39.
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Brendan Wood
Cleo Smith
Whitestown Realty Corporation
Lebanon Planning Commission
Maple Drive
Roselawn
Smith
DAV Hosts Public Meet Tonight at American Legion Home Lebanon
Carroll Reynolds Chapter 66 of the Disabled American Veterans invites the public to a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the American Legion Home in Lebanon. Owen P Hansen, City Editor with a Vietnam assignment, will speak informally and answer questions. Refreshments follow.
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Carroll Reynolds
American Legion
Lebanon
Owen P. Hansen
Vietnam
Boone County
Hansen
No Arms For School Guards In South Bend
The president of South Bend's Human Relations Council said city school security guards will not be armed on duty in the future. Off duty officers may be armed if hired temporarily next fall, while most guards will be retired policemen or firemen becoming full time school staff and not required to carry arms. NAACP members hailed this as a victory amid protests over armed guards at predominantly Black schools.
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South Bend, Ind
UPI
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Newman
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Whitcomb Sweep Boosts Indiana Governorship Bid
Ed Whitcomb and his slate swept urban Indiana precincts including Indianapolis Evansville Gary Hammond and Fort Wayne securing first ballot victory for Whitcomb 1260 votes Bowen 527 and Buzz 429 in a political reshuffle that also removed Walter Beardsley as national committeeman while keeping Cecil Harden in place.
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Indianapolis
Evansville
Gary
Hammond
Fort Wayne
Bailiwick
Dr. Bowen
Buzz
L. Keith Bulen
Marion County
Walter Beardsley
Elkhart
Bulen
McCarthy Claims Johnson Back In The Saddle
United Press International reports a rift in Democratic ranks as Senator Eugene J. McCarthy accuses President Johnson of packing the national convention staff with Humphrey backers. The convention slate names Daniel Inouye as keynote, Carl Albert to chair, and Hale Boggs to head the platform committee. McCarthy criticizes the choices as evidence Johnson remains dominant, while Boggs and Albert meet with the White House weekly.
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United Press International
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Eugene J. McCarthy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
House
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
McCarthy
Stephen A. Mitchell
National Committee
Inouye
Boggs
Humphrey
Mitchell
Albert
White House
John M. Bailey
Residents Urged To Mow Vacant Lots
Mayor Robert M Campbell urged owners of vacant lots to mow grass and weeds warning that overgrowth creates traffic hazards and obstructs views. If owners fail to comply city crews will mow the lots and bill the owners for costs.
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Robert M. Campbell
Campbell
LJHS Assistant Principal to Return to Zionsville High Post
Lebanon Junior High School assistant principal John Johnson is resigning to return to Zionsville High School as assistant principal of a new high school there. Four other staff members also announced leaves, including wrestling coach Ron Hutcherson and biology teacher Tom Ewing. New hires include Nancy Custer Spanish at the Senior High, Alice Hansen at Perry Worth, Doc Heath health and physical education and coach duties, and several others at Lindbergh and Stokes Schools.
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John Johnson
Lebanon
Johnson
Joseph Foust
Zionsville
Ron Hutcherson
Illinois
Foust
Vic Jones
Tom Ewing
Terre Haute
Gayle Nelson
Sandra Thompson
Nancy Custer
Butler University
Alice Hansen
Purdue University
Perry Worth
William E. “Doc” Heath
Ball State
Bailey Heflin
Butler
Lindbergh School
John Williams
Stokes School
Roger Lochmueller
Covington
Life Saving Classes Set by Boone Red Cross at Lebanon
The Boone County Chapter of the American Red Cross will run Junior and Senior Life Saving courses at Seashore Pool Lebanon from July 15 to 26. Hours are 5 to 6 30 p m. The junior course targets ages 12 to 15 and the senior course 16 and over. Applicants must dive swim 440 yards and tread water for one minute. Applications are at the Red Cross office and instructors are authorized Red Cross personnel.
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Boone County
American Red Cross
Lebanon, Seashore Pool
Red Cross
Obituary for Nellie Tibbits 72 Lebanon resident
Mrs Nellie Tibbits aged 72 a resident of Lebanon for five years died early this morning at Witham Memorial Hospital She lived at 717 Garfield Street and obituary details appear on page 4
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Nellie Tibbits
Garfield Street
Lebanon
Witham Memorial Hospital
Two More Contestants Vie For Mrs Boone County
Two more contestants enter the Mrs Boone County pageant tied to the Fourth of July celebration. Helen Richardson of Lebanon and Don Spaulding’s wife Janice are highlighted as active community members with large families, jobs, church, and club roles.
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Boone County
Helen
Boone County State Bank
Richardson
First United Church of Christ
Lebanon
Rainbow
Ore
Eastern Star
Order of Eastern Star
Jan
Rts
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Centenary Methodist Church
High School Building Moving On Schedule
Lebanon Senior High School addition is on track to finish by the 1968 69 school year said by Dr Joseph Foust superintendent at the regular board meeting Delays from a sheet metal strike were overcome with contractors work around the issue The board approved a School Operating Procedure banning secret organizations within the school system and referred to teen clubs now banned by state law and local rulings A petition from Elizaville Road residents seeking permission to buy 100 by 550 feet of school ground was tabled until property review A plan to reorganize the board Wednesday noon to install George Larr replacing Robert Thompson for a four year term was approved A report noted school owned buses offered better economy per student and per mile versus private buses last year
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Lebanon
Lebanon School Board
Joseph Foust
Foust
Elizaville Road
George Larr
Robert Thompson
GOP Election Lineup Nominated at Indiana Convention
Indiana Republicans named 15 candidates for the 1966 state ticket including Governor Edgar Whitcomb from Seymour, U S Senator William D Ruckelshaus of Indianapolis, Lt Governor Richard E Folt of Evansville, Secretary of State William N Salin of Fort Wayne, State Auditor Trudy Etherton of South Bend, State Treasurer John K Snyder of Washington, Superintendent of Public Instruction Richard D Wells of Valparaiso, Attorney General Theodore L Sendak of Crown Point, and Supreme Court and Appellate Court contenders Norman F Atterburn Vincennes, Richard M Givan Indianapolis, Patrick Sullivan Indianapolis, Joe W Lowdermilk Sullivan, Allen Sharp Williamsport, George B Hoffman Hammond, with Marilou Wertzler of Muncie as courts reporter.
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UPI
Big City
Indiana Republican Party
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Seymour
William D. Ruckelshaus
Richard E. Folt
Evansville
William N. Salin
Fort Wayne
Trudy Etherton
South Bend
John K. Snyder
Washington
Richard D. Wells
Valparaiso
Theodore L. Sendak
Crown Point
Supreme Court
Norman F. Atterburn
Vincennes
Richard M. Givan
Patrick Sullivan
Joe W. Lowdermilk
Sullivan
Allen Sharp
Williamsport
George B. Hoffman
Hammond
Marilou Wertzler
Muncie
Negroes vow non violence may be over
Thousands of marchers, led by Coretta King and joined by Rev. Martin Luther King Sr and Ralph Abernathy, gathered at the Lincoln Memorial for the Poor People's Campaign climax. Whitney Young warned this may be America’s last nonviolent march to fulfill Dr. King’s dream amid stark poverty imagery across the nation.
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Washington
UPI
Martin Luther King
Lincoln Memorial
Washington Monument
Coretta King
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Martin Luther King Sr
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Patrick V. Murphy
Public Safety
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Whitney Young
America
Young
New York
Mississippi
California
Eisenhower Shows No Heart Failure After Irregularities
Doctors at Walter Reed Hospital report former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, age to be 78, has experienced occasional irregular heartbeats but no heart failure. The medical bulletin notes the condition is manageable with appropriate treatment and he remains comfortable as tests continue.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Hospital
Eisenhower
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