Italian Cardinal Montini Targeted by Italian Communists Bomb Plot
United Press International reports militants from the Italian Communist party tried to frighten Giovanni Battista Montini, the Archbishop of Milan and future pope, with bombs. The article traces Montini’s lineage, education, and rapid rise through church ranks, noting his ties to John XXIII and Pius XII.
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United Press International
Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini
Milan
Reds
Cardinal Montini
Pope John XXIII
St. Peter
Kiwanis Honors 4-H Leaders and Vocational Ag Students
Kiwanis Club luncheon recognizes Boone 4-H junior leaders from the State Junior Leader Conference at DePauw University with praise for Purdue Extension co sponsorship. Eight county vocational agricultural students receive awards for judging contests including Land, Crops, Livestock, and Dairy Cattle, with Thorntown and Lebanon high schools prominently represented.
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Charlotte Cunningham
Harrison Township
Rosemary Henan
Clinton
Linda Beebe
Jefferson Township
Sylvia Schooler
Center Township
Donna Hollingsworth
Marion Township
Kiwanis Club
Hassij Schenck
Kiwanis Agriculture Committee
United States
Lloyd Hayden
Phil Reagen
Thorntown High School
Eddie Kinston
Joe Gillan
Gerald Shelburne
Eugene Smith
Zionsville High School
Don Bevington
Mike LaBoiie
Lebanon High School
Kiwanis
Thorntown
Ray Ritter
Herbert Talbott
Lowell Hunter
Larry Tyler
Young Mother Held In Fatal Stabbing
Beverly Helm, 24, a pregnant mother from Indianapolis, was held on a preliminary charge of murder in the stabbing death of John W. Rogers, 25. Helm said Rogers, who appeared drunk, attacked her and attempted rape. she stabbed him with a butcher knife. Rogers died shortly after at a local hospital. She claimed Rogers threatened to kill her 38 month old daughter Cathy during the assault.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Murde
Beverly Helm
John W
Rogers
India
Helm
Frs
Cathy
Welsh to Seek Full School Aid Despite Revenue Shortfall
Indiana officials vow to send the full state aid to schools through 1963 amid a fiscal crisis after a judge voided the new 2 percent sales tax. Commissioner Hatchett notes revenue fell short, with $39 million cash on hand and $40 million needed for July distributions, risking drastic state cuts.
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Indianapolis
l'Plc
Welsh
John Hatchett
Indiana Department of Administration
Hatchett
Otterman elected vice president of Jaycee Region C
Robert Otterman, a local insurance agent, is elected to a newly created vice presidency for Region C of the Indiana Junior Chamber of Commerce. The region expands with 26 clubs from Zionsville to Terre Haute, including Indianapolis chapters. Otterman has served in all local Jaycee offices and was congratulated by president Jack Crouch. The group backs the Running Light project with installation posts by Otterman and Hugh Busenbark, and plans Bays Clubrooms painting led by Oliver Williams. The chapter also participates in this year’s July 4th events.
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Robert Otterman
Indiana Junior Chamber of Commerce
Recail Club
Boone County
Otterman
Hugh Busenbark
Favcees
Bays
Oliver Williams
Williams
Indiana Supreme Court rules tax on out of state delivery
Indiana Supreme Court rules that income of Shane Manufacturing sold to Sears is taxable Indiana gross income. Delivery and title transfer occur in Indiana when Sears trucks pick up goods, even if inspection happens later in Chicago. Majority Justices Arterburn Landis Acher affirm state tax. Jackson Myers Jr. dissent. Tax involved totals 7614 dollars.
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Indianapolis
UPD
Indiana Supreme Court
Indiana
Shane Manufacturing Co
Evansville
Solid To & Roebuck & Co
Vanderburgh
Shane
Sears
High Court
Norman Arterburn
Chicago
Frederick Landis
Harold Acher
Afterburn
Amos Jackson
Walter Myers Jr
DAFFYNITIONS TROUSSEAU Weeding Bride’s Five Yeast Wardrobe
Daffy wordplay notes a bride’s wardrobe for the wedding season with playful mis-spellings and vintage phrasing. The item riffs on fashion and domestic items in a light humorous style.
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Trousseau
Foreign Farm Specialists Observe Boone Area Farms
An Argentinean delegation visited Lebanon to study farm management and agricultural surroundings. Accompanied by Purdue professor Edward Carson and Ford Foundation representative Peter Fraenkel, the tour aimed to examine U S farm practices while Fraenkel has ties to Indiana University leadership.
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Hoosier
Sposes
Lebanon
Toursiay
Pablo Hary
Gustavo Lamdberg
Argentina
Edward Carson
Purdue University
Peter Fraenkel
Mercury Dips Into 40s Today And Weather Outlook
Temperatures fell into the 40s as forecasts called for sunny skies into the weekend. Highs today reach the upper 60s to mid 70s with lows in the 40s to 50s, no significant rainfall expected through early next week.
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South Bend
Evansville
Cincinnati
Louisville
Ristine urges court tests of Indiana tax laws
Lieutenant Governor Richard O. Ristine urged Governor Welsh to test in the courts the constitutionality of Indiana's adjusted gross income tax. He said an early test should be sought for the intangibles tax and questioned the sales tax ruling. He suggested special elections for resignations if a new session is called.
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Indianapolis
APD
Richard O. Ristine
Welsh
Indiana
Ristine
Supreme Court
Indiana Supreme Court
July 4th Fund Grows as City Nears Celebration
The 1963 July 4th Fund total reached 320.00 with new donations from Union Federal and Savings Assn, Lebanon Lions Club, Stewart-Warner Corp, Harry McCray, Highway Display Co, Boone Barracks Vets, Legion and others. The week long events push the budget to about 1600 with rides and amusements providing part of the revenue.
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Union Federal and Savings Ass'n
Lebanon Lions Club
Bandits Hit Dady's Market For $1,000
Two men robbed Deady's Market on Indianapolis west side dollar amount over $1,000. A running gun battle with a deputy sheriff followed, ending when a pursuing car matching the getaway vehicle description was sighted. Further details are unclear from the fragmented text.
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Indianapolis
APD
Deady’ S Market
Bill Butler
Refund Expected for Rural Creek Clean-out Assessments
Boone Circuit Judge Charles F Thompson ordered about $2,070.78 returned to 83 farmers in Marion Center and Union Townships who were charged for the Guy Allen Punlie Drain clean-out. The project cost less than estimates, refunds based on what each adjacent resident paid, ranging from 3 cents to 104 dollars. County Auditor Robert McCann said checks would be mailed promptly.
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Boone
Charles F. Thompson
Guy Allen
Robert McCann
McCann
Methodists To Hold Northwest Lab Workshop
Centenary Methodist Church hosts the annual Northwest Indiana Conference Laboratory School from Sunday to Friday noon. The program includes observation periods planning evaluation recreation and worship for student teachers from churches across the conference area. Key staff include Dr Lyfe Loom Lafayette director Rev James F Morin war church coordinator Mrs Jack Price Hammond children's staff coordinator Mrs Joe Garofolo Lebanon local arrangements and registration. The event supports the churchs summer educational program and notes several church children attending camps at Battle Ground and Pine Creek.
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Centenary Methodist Church
Northwest Indiana
F. Webbrly
Kane
Lena Mereness
Nashville
Tenn
C.J. Hayes
Oakland City
Leonard Tavern
Larry Tyler
Mesdames Russell Hardy
Wilbur French
Glenn McKenzie Jr
Frank Mortier
Ralph Harshman
Gerald Cohee
Earl Anderson
Conference Church
Battle Ground
Pine Creek
Boone County Unemployment Claims Stay At 78
Local unemployment claims in Boone County total 78 for the past week with seven new claims, three renewals, and 63 continued claims. Indiana Employment Security Division representative Lockwood travels to Lebanon at the Lafayette Avenue City Garage each Wednesday to receive claims.
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Boone County
Lockwood
Indiana Employment Security Division
Lebanon
Lafayette Avenue
Prayer and devotion through faith and charity text
The fragment contains a religious invocation and prayer emphasizing prayer, visiting the fatherless and widows, and living a Christian life. It references James 1 27 and includes a Heavenly Father prayer thanking Jesus Christ and seeking open hearts to divine love.
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James
Jesus Christ
Settlement Reached In Red Cab Damage Suit
A Boone County jury deadlocked in a Marion County case led to a compromise settlement. Mrs. Hattie Page of Indianapolis will receive 2800 from Red Cab Company of Indianapolis for injuries from a February 28 1958 rear collision allegedly caused by driver David L. Powell. Page claimed ruptured spleen and abdomen injuries with medical expenses around 1600 and inability to work at RCA plant. Judge Charles F. Thompson presided as a four day trial closed after 10 pm with Attorneys James Goodwin and Ben Scifres representing sides.
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Boone County
Marion County
Hattie Page
Indianapolis
Red Cab Company
David L. Powell
Page
and Street
River Road
RCA
James Goodwin
Ben Scifres
Insurance Company
Russell Anderson
Audrey Reed
Enoch Eutcherson
Lee Phillips
Hazel Gardner
Alta Harmon
Alan Kincaid
Adrian Cline
Clarence Powell
Baxter Reed
Frances Carr
Jaci Cole
Charles F. Thompson
Full July 4th Program Set For Independence Week In Lebanon
A seven day July 4th schedule outlines events from a coronation ball, parades, and a jet flyover to dancing, a coin display, and fireworks. Highlights include a memorial park speech by Commander James T. Powers and a seven mile bicycle race, with activities across Memorial Park Armory Seashore Pool and Northfield Bowl ing Center.
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Boone County
Elks
House of Lowers
Armory
Memorial Park
Elizaville
Lebanon
Marshalling
Baer
E WE
Geren
Legion
Pope Paul VI Elected New Supreme Pontiff at Vatican
Vatican City reports Giovan Battista Montini elected pope on the second ballot. The Milan archbishop and intellectual was hailed as a liberal favorite and appeared on the balcony amid 70 000 cheering mourners. He took the name Paul VI and gave his first blessing Ad urbi et orbi.
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Vatican City
UPT
Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini
Paul VI
Milan
John XXII
Sacred College of Cardinals
Sistine Chapel
Vatican Palace
Montini
Jesus Christ
West
Italy
Rome
Catholicism
Vatican Radio
St. Peter's Square
St. Peer’s Square
Alefredo Cardinal Ottaviani
St. Peter's Basilica
Giovanni Battista
Pope
Pope Paul VI
St. Peter's
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