Mothers criticize violence on TV and radio surveys
A Pepperdine study reports mothers writing in yearlong letters about on air violence. Probed at seven LA stations, the survey notes 125 incidents of mayhem, 1464 of mayhem details, and 1087 threats, with ads averaging one per hour. The report critiques producers libraries of mayhem and payola links.
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Sam
Comslain
Siers
Fred Casimir
Pepperdine College
Los Angeles
Cal
Uncle Sam
United States
Aenaca
Andrews
Ft Meade
Airift
Lebanon
U. S
Vance Hacke
Congress
Northwestern University Medica School
Northwestern
Medica
al Art School
John A. D. Cooper
Northwestern Medical School
I. U. Medical
Post Office Building contract signed for Thorntown
Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield announced a signed contract for a new Thorntown Post Office Building to Ward and Clara B. Flaningam of Dar ington Indiana. Groundbreaking to begin immediately with completion in about six months. Lease runs ten years with renewal to twenty, at Market and Bow Streets. Modern facilities include 2.32 square feet interior space, loading platform, open patron service counter.
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Arthur E. Summerfield
Post Office Department
Ward
Clara B. Flaningam
Darington
Indiana
Market
Bow Streets
Summerfield
Post Fire Department
Uni Commercial Leasing
Ars Ug
Pew Post
Thorntown
Geneval
Two Satellites Put Into Orbit By One Rocket
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP two U S satellites launched by a single Thor Abie Star rocket marked a first for American missiles and demonstrated space reach. The two satellites Transit V4 and Transit I A were placed into near circular orbits about 560 miles up, transmitting strong signals as Navy officials noted their orbits and potential for global coverage. Transit V4 is an experimental navigation satellite and Transit I A carries a 7 pound sensor package and a sealed payload, both aimed at extending a global positioning network for ships submarines and aircraft.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Vthitet
Sea Divers
Devic
America
Wth
Vanguard
Knmnen
Soviet Union
Navy
Washington
Arctic
Antarctic
Dal Eyinitions Ideal Wipe
A terse remark on a wife who elevates her husband while dedicating herself to shielding his flaws from public view. The line hints at a critique of loyalty that masks weaknesses and duties at home.
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IDEAL
Welsh hints at change in state party leadership
Indiana Democrat nominee Matthew Welsh met with state committee members and State Chairman Charles E Skillen. He said Skillen would call a formal meeting Sunday at 11 am to discuss leadership, adding he may seek an organization change but does not imply Skillen must resign. Welsh plans talks with committee members before any decision, and referenced possible support for Knox County Chairman J Manfred Core as campaign manager. Skillen declined to discuss retirement or replacement.
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Welsh
Charles E. Skillen
Skillen
Shillen
State Committee
Ate
Knox County
J. Manfred Core
Sandbarn
Skillens
Tr Core
Skiller
Thorntown Names Patten Music Director for Summer Program
Named music director Patten, a Jordaville High School and Indiana University graduate, will lead Thorntown’s summer band program. He will reside at 311 South Pearl Street with his wife and begins with the June 29 rehearsal at the high school band room.
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Thorntown
Mes Patten
Patten
Jordaville High School
Indiana University
Indiana University Marching One Hundred
Duris
Alset Patta
Svt Phome
Svt Phome Wind Ensemble During His Last Two Years of College. Mr. Patton
Indiana University Opera
Polharmone
Phi Mu Alpha
Kappa Kappa Ps
Patton
Tis
South
Pearl Street
Pledges Rise as Lebanon Expansion Pushes Funds
Members of the Lebanon Chamber of Commerce and closely affiliated individuals have increased pledges to 17 600 for the Lebanon Expansion Corporation. The drive seeks support for industrial growth with memberships at 80 dollars each and multiple subscriptions common.
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Lebanon
Chamber of Ce
Chase
Orgat Pio, & McCoy
Union Federal Savings & Loan Association
Max Bowen
Forrest Gieb
Boone County Board of Reaters
Ralph W. Miller
FE. J. Coleman
Harman Agency, Inc
Whitestown Realty Corp
Paul H. Green
Cupid Ahead in June Marriage Bout In Boone
Boone County reports a high pace of marriage licenses in June with twenty couples applying in the County Clerk's office. Eight divorces filed in the same period highlight ongoing domestic shifts as love blooms amid a flurry of civil actions and local activity.
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Cupid
Boone
Boone County
Wiles
Denver Philpot
Waugh
Wreckage Stuns Interstate After Fatal Saturday Crash
A northbound semi truck asleep at the wheel crossed the median on Interstate 16 near Lebanon, tearing through Grass embankment and triggering a chain collision. Richard Leon See, driving a 1989 Plymouth, swerved to avoid the wreck and collided with a 1953 Ford driven by Guy Martin Smith, 34 Hammond. Smith’s car plunged off the embankment into water. no serious injuries reported among occupants. The truck, cited as $700 value, carried four autos. State Trooper Dac Brown filed no citations as crews cleared the scene.
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Boome County
Amgweys
Interstate 16
Aeon
Smith
Lebanon
Richard Leon
Elkhart
Guy Martn Smith
Hammond
Ania
Lapured
Ths Auto
Beth 4
Dacs Brown
Youth Shot In Eye As BB Ricochets Near Waugh Home
Lester Wiles, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Lester Wiles, was hospitalized Tuesday evening for an eye injury after a BB ricochet near a Waugh residence. The incident occurred along Route 6 as the boy was nearby during the accident.
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Waugh
Lester Wiles
Donations boost July 4th Fund total to $840
Donations to the Lebanon Chamber of Commerce for the July 4th celebration raise the total to $840, about half the budget. Contributions from individuals and groups continue to be accepted at the chamber office with donation containers placed downtown for small gifts.
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Jack
Ebanen Chamber of Commerce
Fanainv
DAR
Indiana Bell Telephone
Chamber of Commerce
Lebanon
Whitestown Lions Install Slate of New Officers
Whitestown Lions this week installed a new slate of officers to guide the organization during the coming year. Hosting Ladies Night, the Lions installed Charles Neese as president, Monta Robertson as first vice president, Gene Baker as second vice president, and Dave Robinson as third vice president. Held at the Whitestown Masonic Lodge, the group also installed Refus Tucker as secretary treasurer, Bill Smith as tail wiper, Ernie Dickerson as Lion Tanner, and Wayne Johnson, Cecil Plunkett, Wallie Dickerson Smith as new directors, new officers were installed by Raymond Powell.
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Whitestown Lions
Lions
Charles Neese
Monta Robertson
Gene Baker
Dave Robinson
Whitestown Masonic Lodge
Refus Tucker
Bill Smith
Tail Wiiter
Ernie Dickerson
Lion Tanner
Wayne Johnson
Cecil Plunkett
Wallie Dickerson - Smith
Raymond Powell
Boone County Leads Indiana In May Primary Turnout
Boone County ranked g7th among Indiana's 92 counties in the May 3 primary voter turnout with 3740 percent participation of registered voters. Unofficial figures show 465 ballots cast for the county out of 1240 registered, while state totals reached 26,707 votes or 41.59 percent. The rise from 1956 exceeds two percent but trails the 1952 high. Continued on Page Four.
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Boone County
Indiana
Marler
Indiana Stats Chamber of Commenter
Chamber of Coommeres
Tlerks
Senate Approves U S Japan Security Pact
Washington AP The Senate ratified the US Japan Security Treaty by an overwhelming vote. Formal exchange of ratification documents will begin once instruments are exchanged offshore, with Japan’s ratification already in effect since last Sunday. US Ambassador Douglas MacArthur II faces threats from leftists who vow to block the exchange and disrupt the officials involved.
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Washington
Senate
Japan
U.S
Hawaii
Eisenhower
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur I
Formen
Aiichira Fujiwara
Documenta
Ex-carrier Graduates With Highest Honors
James Stanley Lemons son of the Rev and Mrs L C Lemons 48 E Central Avenue Paoli Pa has just been conduated Summa Cum Laude from William Jewell College Liberty Mo with Final Arts Degree The Rev Mr Lemons who also took part in the Baccalaureate service at Stanley s graduation was pastor of the First Baptist Church of Lebanon He received the Faculty Award and several honors including Phi Alpha Theta Alpha Psi Omega Phi Epsilon and Phi Beta Kappa and a $2775 annual fellowship toward a Ph D He was active in college plays operettas and inter fraternity leadership and later served with the Lebanon Reporter route in East South Pearl East Superior and East Elm Continued On Page Four
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James Stanley Lemons
L. C. Lemons
E. Central Avenue
Paoli
Wiliam Jewell College
Liberty
Li Cnens
Stanley
First Baptist Church of Lebanon
General Motors
Phi Alpha Theta Key
Alpha Psi Omega Key
Phi Epsilon Honor Society
Phi Beta Kappa
Unitdiversity
Rochester
Epson Mathem
Phi Alpha Theta
Sonorary Fraterniity
Langhda
Chi
Lebanon
Old Central School
Dale
Pearl East
Court Awards Attorney Fees in Mis Marshall Trial
In Rosneckr Court a fee order awarded attorney Burns Lebaron $1,500 for four days of trial work defending Emmett mis Marshall, who was convicted of degree murder. Burns claimed extensive preparation from January to February and charged $2.90 per day in expenses. Marion County is bearing costs and a new trial request was denied.
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Rosneckr
Amapalic Bar Association
Gene B. Burns Lebaron Ali
Emmett Mis Marshall
Murrder
Burns
Marshall
Marion County
Joseph
Marion County Legal
Shait
Charles F
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Lee Hie Alford
Chicago
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Memorial Hospital
St. Joseph County Road
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Flint
Mich
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Boone Aerie
Adlers
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