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Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1962

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Old Settlers Day invites farflung residents back for July 4

A special welcome to Leb anon's Old Settlers Day invites former area residents to return for the five day celebration June 30 to July 4. Names listed include Verne Rader of Venice California Otis Clinger of Palmdale California S J Farrell of Lynn Haven Florida H E Schooler of Indianapolis Indiana Linnie Jones of Hickory North Carolina Mark Adler of Hallandale Florida Byron Fletcher and Paul Fletcher of Lima Ohio Don Kincaid of LaPorte Indiana and Clarence Olney of San Diego California Plan includes visiting the courthouse registration booth with prizes for the farthest traveler and oldest attendee. See you July 4.

Lebanon Verne Rader Rialto St Venice Calif Otis Clinger Lasher Ave Palmdale S. J. Farrell Lynn Haven Fla H. E. Schooler Beachwood Lane Indianapolis Ind Linnie Jones Hickory North Carolina Mark Adler South Ocean Drive Hallandale Byron K. Fletcher North Toffee Drive Tastings Michi Myr Paul Fletcher State Street Lima Ohio Don Kincaid Glenview Ave LaPorte Clarence Olney el Cajon Bivd San Diego

Indiana Road Toll Rises Amid Series of 1962 Crashes

A string of Indiana traffic deaths Thursday pushes the 1962 toll higher with multiple fatal crashes. Victims include Donald Vought, 16, and Eddie Simmons, both in Indiana, plus several others named from Ohio and Kentucky. A driver failed to yield in a collision near Princeton, and a boy, Jerry Farthing, 17, died from injuries after a Huntington crash. A woman, Marlene Armour, 17, was struck in an Indianapolis street incident. Police investigated witness accounts as the White River death near Hazleton and a freak tractor accident near Warsaw were reported. Authorities noted heavy losses from crashes on U.S. 41 and surrounding roads.

Indiana Donald Vought Wood North Mane Wabe Ilies Eddie Simmonbart Syrttiua Chrismas Owensvight John Oven Owensville Princeton Donald Brooks Lo ‘Miss U.S Randolph County William Morehead Franklin Ohio Brown Jerry Farthing Huntington Farthing Fort Warne Hospital Marlene Armour Talis Indianapolis Bradley Indianapolis White River Hazleton Kenneth Voigt Lou Ky Ing Mount Carmel Louisville Warsaw Denny Ralph M. Go West Palm Beach Frs Bobby Deva Wil Ham D. Nannie Elbert Fares Chicago U.S. 41 Sullivan Richard Cook Darlington Lafayette

Senate Finance Committee approves travel tax break for airlines

The Senate Finance Committee voted to grant airlines a tax break and set travel taxes to take effect October 1. In Laos, Neutralist Prince Seuvanna Phouta announced that three rival princes have reached agreement on all points to form a new coalition government Saturday.

Washington Senate Finance Committee Mientiane, Laow LPTY Seuyvanna Phouta

Deaths Of Cheerleaders Quiz Students In Torment

Police investigated the death of two cheerleaders after a Morris County prom night in Morristown. Witnesses described the victims as quiet and well liked, with friends noting they were often seen together. Authorities questioned a former Marine and other suspects as the search for clues continued.

Torres Plais Catise Biudzeun Morris Plins Morristown Morris Lowe Hich

Hartke Leads Democrators In Blasts Against The GOP

An Air France 707b jet from Paris to Santiago Chile crashed near Pointe-à-Pitre Guadeloupe during a pre-dawn storm, killing all 13 aboard including 4 infants and 7 children. Descent through dense jungle killed all, with divers locating bodies as investigators probe a possible lightning strike.

Pointe-A-Pitre Guadeloupe French West Indies UPI Air France Paris Santiago Chile le Raizer French Ministry of Overseas Territories Dingle Destaves Sauic Bere Lisbon Santa Maria

Kiwanis Convention Highlights Shown In Lebanon Talk

Earl Potts official delegate outlines Kiwanis International 47th convention at Denver. Election of Chim Bucher Bloomington as international vice president noted amid Southwide Club recognition and chartering of new Muncie Smoot club. Denver sessions featured national speakers and musical entertainment. youth programs expanded. first Kiwanis club in Mexico organized with more Europe chapters planned. Potts stresses Lebanon club to carry service road.

Kiwanis International Kekt Denver Earl Potts Vietue Hoosers Chim Bucher Bloomington International Ad Muncie S.mooth Bucher Indiana Atlantic City Mexico Lebanon Potts Mes Vuis David Updegraff George S. Green

Merchants Seek Antique Displays for July Fourth

Lebanon merchants urge residents to dig through attics and garages for old relics and antiques to decorate shop windows for the July Fourth CW Settlers celebration. Families are asked to bring items to favorite merchants or contact the Chamber of Commerce for pickup or guidance.

Boone County Lebanon Chamber of Commerce

New Vicar at St Peters Episcopal Church in Shanon

Gordon Chastain of Anderson Indiana age four concedes his new role as vicar of St Peters Episcopal Church Shanon He is a DePauw graduate who studied at Berkeley Divinity School New Haven Conn and was ordained as a Deacon June 16 1982 in Indian spells He will also serve as Curate at St Christophers Ca and Chaplain at Canterbury As sention Butler University He is married to Laura a DePauw graduate and medical technician They have a son named Peter Services at St Peters Church are Sundays at 915 am

Gordon Chastain Anderson Indiana McPherson Street Indianapolis St. Peters Episcopal Church Shanon DePauw University Berkeley Divinity School New Haven Conn Christ Church St. Peters Church St. Christophers Church Canterbury Assention Butler University Laura LaGrange Mineis Viccar Chastain Peter Lebanon Ratsburg Road

Three Climbers Found Alive in Himalayas Rescue

The White House announced three Americans missing for over six weeks in the Himalayas have been found alive though weak. Among them is Woodrow Wilson Sayre, 42, grandson of the late President, who, with two companions, was reported safe in the village of Khum.

Senator Francis Case Dies After Illness

Washington reports Sen Francis Case WS D died at Bethesda Naval Hospital after a flareup of a heart condition following a day on the Senate floor. He was 65, served seven House terms, then the Senate since 1960, with prior hospitalizations for heart ailment earlier this year.

Whett Case House Senate Bethesda

Hammond Councilman Wolf Acquitted in Tax Case

Hammond City Court judge acquitted George Homer Wolf on income tax evasion charges after a federal grand jury indicted 12 people in 1955. Jurors reported nine ballots with no verdict before Wolf’s acquittal. The case also named former Hammond officials including Mayor George Chacharis of Gary and Sheriff Peter Mandich.

Hammond Ind Tur Hammond City Grant Wolf George Chacharis Gary Lake County Peter Mandich

Daffinitions News: Waking 5 With Samea Mieg Joma

A fragmented note from Daffynitions News hints at waking five entities linked to the name Samea Mieg Joma. The readable bits suggest a playful or cryptic item rather than a full report. Further details are not available in the readable text.

Kennedy farm bill battle ends in House defeat

Washington dispatch reports President Kennedy and Republicans plan substitutes after the House voted 213 to 205 to kill Kennedy’s farm bill. Rep. Wickersham said Kennedy intends to pursue a program later this year. Leader Halleck urged a GOP substitute and revival of Eisenhower era guidelines. White House projected a $1 billion extra taxpayer burden next year amid farm surplus chaos.

Washington Kennedy House Victor Wickersham D-Oklaw Wickersham White House Charles A. Halleck GOP Halleck Dwight D. Eisenhower Congress UPI Phil Weaver Nebraska Pierre Salinger

Sheriff Probing Break in at Boone County Auto Parts Yard

The Boone County Sheriff's Office is investigating a break in at Wrecks Inc Auto Parts Yard south of Lebanon on Old US 52. Entry was gained by prying a rear door. missing items include two transmissions a 1956 and a 1955 model, 40 twelve volt generators, and 24 radiators. No clues were immediately found.

Boone Counts Oine Sorme Wrecks Inc. Auto Parts Lebanon US 52 James Small

Prayer for Today’s Room and Space in Upper Roome

Poem style prayer excerpt thanks God for faithfulness and asks for guidance to save people and be fruitful in the kingdom. It emphasizes love for all regardless of who they are or where they live and ends with a prayer in Jesus name.

Father

Dirksen Attacks Ag Department Over Estes Papers

Senate Republican Leader Dirksen condemns the Agriculture Department for a Gestapo like search of correspondence tied to the Billie Sol Estes inquiry. Mundt Curtis say the move aims to publish distorted excerpts to intimidate the GOP investigation set to begin next Wednesday.

Washington UPD Senate Everett M. Dirksen Agriculture Department Today Billie Sol Estes Dirksen Agriculture Department Agriculture Orville L. Freeman Karl Mundt Carl Curtis Charles Halleck Halleck Estes Mundt Curtis Freeman John L. Mcl Jellan D-Ark Kennedy GOP Toopen

City dog and bike licenses due July first

City officials remind residents to renew city dog and bike licenses by July 1 at the City Office. Old licenses expire June 30. Mayor Herbert Ransdell urges bike owners to report to the Police Station for proper identification and registration. A $1.9 license for dogs must be paid before July 1.

Herbert Ransdell Memorial Park Pgeer Ear

Nomination of Bayh Expected Despite Battle

Indiana Democrats nominated Judge G Remy Bierly of Decatur and W Dan Bretz of Kokomo for two Appellate Court seats and defeated Judge John Gonas of South Bend for a second term. Bayh anticipated on first-ballot nomination for U S senator as the convention opened in Indianapolis. Strong support built around Birch Bayh Jr amid floor activity and political maneuvering between Boswell Edwards and Hartke. Bayh appeared likely to win the nomination midafternoon, with a three-way race for the senator spot and two appellate seats decided.

Indianapolis UPT Indiana G. Remy Bierly Decatur W. Dan Bretz Kokomo John 8. Gonas South Bend Bierly Brete Gonas Eugene J. Cadou United Press International UPD U.S House Homer E. Capehart Manfred Core Vance Hartke GOP Kennedy Welsh Hartke Birch E. Bayh Terre Haute Bayh Indianapolia Charles H. Boswell Marion M. Jack Edwards Boswell Amerie 7 Motors Ford Stade- Chrysler Ameriea T Planta Rayh Indiana House of Representatives Homer EB. Capehart

Obituaries notice roundup from local paper

Edgar M. Cox aged 45 of Indianapolis died Thursday at Methodist Hospital. Infant son Danny Lee Steward died at birth at Lafayette Home Hospital. Cora E. Osborn, 9, Sheridan, Boone County native, died in Neplesville. Freeda Mae Mahoy, 7, ER 1 Darlington, died last night at Witham Hospital. Obituary page 4.

Edgar M. Cox West Wilkins Indianapolis Methodist Hospital Danny Lee Steward James Steward Lafayette Home Hospital Cora E. Osborn Sheridan Boone County Neplesville Freeda Mae Mahoy Darlington Witham Hospital

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