Lebanon Metropolitan School District Set Pending State Approval
Election Day nears with no remonstrance as Lebanon Center Worth and Perry Townships await state reorganization. Ron Reddish reports no protests by Saturday. Dave Richey says state board meets tomorrow for possible full approval. Interim board to include trustees from each township and Lebanon former members Mossman Kern Shirley. Mossman seat up for reappointment. July meeting set to plan next school year. regular board elections in May.
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Lebanon
Center
Worth
Perry
Ron Reddish
Dave Richey
Aistrict
Paul Werry
Carl Witt
Harold Anderson
Jack Mossman
C. G. Kern
Arthur Shirley
Underwood
County voting opens at six for school district boundary ask
Six polling places open at six a m for a rare special election on new school boundaries. Voters in Thorntown Washington and Clinton townships decide on a three unit merger within the Thorntown Consolidated School District with a six member board split. Ballots are yes or no and results are due about 7 30 p m with Boone County totals relying on Adams Township in Hamilton County.
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Sugar Creek
Washington
Clinton Townships
Thorntown
Washington Township
Clinton Township
Boone County
Union
Marion
Adams Township
Hamilton County
Sheridan
Boone Townships
Adams
Philanthropist Rolla Malpas Dies at 87 in Ulen
Rolla M Malpas aged 87 longtime insurance executive and stockholder in Lincoln National Life died recently. Funeral services were held at 1 20 p m Tuesday at Russell Hitch Funeral Home with Masonic rites. Burial followed at Crown Hill Cemetery Indiana polis. He resided in Ulen since moving there about 135, took active interest in Lebanon area and county residents and worked much of his life in the insurance business.
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Rolla M Malpas
Russell & Hitch
Crown Hill
Indianapolis
Malpas
Ulen
Lebanon
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
Fort Wayne
Philanthropist Maipas Dies Quietly in Indianapolis
Born in Indianapolis on March 3 1876 he worked as an insurance agent and performed many charitable acts quietly. He supported Methodist Children's Home and Lebanon Bays Club and helped several youths through college. Survived by a great niece and cousins, his wife Jessie Mae preceded him in death. He belonged to Indianapolis Methodist Church and Masonic orders.
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Indianapalis
Lebanon
Malpas
Wilbur Whitehead
Samuel Nail
Indianapell
Harriett Francis
Shelbyville
Laura Malpas
Indianapolis
Malpa
Jessie Mae
Indianapolis Methodist Church
Pentalpha Masonic Lodge
Cyclist Hurt On SR 47 As Car Hits Girl
A sharp collision on SR 47 east of Elizaville left 15 year old Linda Stoecker with minor hip and facial abrasions after a car driven by Roy Roberts swerved to avoid her bicycle. Deputy Ed Strait said the gray compact struck the rear of the bike as it veered onto the highway. Roberts escaped injury and no citations were issued. Stoecker was treated at Witham Hospital and released. In a second accident, Donald Martin and Lois Lovell collided at Indianapolis and Spencer Aves with no injuries reported and minor car damage totaling about $400.
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Ohio
Elizaville
Linda Stoecker
Hicothie
Witham Hospital
Ed Strait
Roy Kenneth Roberts
St. Greenfield
Ind
Miss Stoecker
Roberts Roberts
Strait
Roy Reid
Donald P. Martin
St Louis
Lois W. Lovell
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Ave
Spencer Ave
Martin
Lovell
MH Executive Attends Meet In Mental Health Council
Mrs. Nancy David of the Boone County Association of Mental Health attended the sixth meeting of Lie Nation Mental Health Staff Council in Miami Beach. Dr. A. R. Foley of Columbia University spoke on a broad federal mental health program needing hospital beds, geriatric care, day centers and coordinated agency action with emphasis on education for general practitioners and first responders. He warned against rigid programs and noted the shift from state and private hospital placement to broader community options.
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Nancy David
Boone County Association of Mental Health
Miami Beach
Fla
Lie Nation Mental Health Staff Council
David
Department of Education and Welfare
A. R. Foley
School of Public Health
Columbia University
Congress
Foles
Foley
Daffynitions What Wirt Saves for Ter tope Best
A brief item notes a playful word game where a local writer coins quirky phrases. The piece highlights wordplay and humor, illustrating how language bends for clever effect. It mentions the author and a small publication context without heavy detail.
Boone County Famer Herbert Etter Dies at 72
Herbert W. Etter, 72, a Boone County farmer, died early Sunday at his home on Whites town Route 1. Obituary page 4. Charles Oren Wade, 67, longtime Boone County resident and retired farmer, died Sunday at his home, 524 Baronne Street. Obituary page 4. Mrs. Marion Lowe, 3, a lifelong resident of Zionsville, died Saturday night at her home there. Obituary page
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Herbert W. Etter
Boone County
Whitestown
Charles Oren Wade
Baronne Street
Marion Lowe
Zionsville
Cops Win Gun Duel with Man in Indianapolis
Indianapolis police fought a gun duel with William King 23 who said I wanted to die and was wounded in the left shoulder and right arm during 12 shots at his mother in law's home. He was taken to General Hospital in fair condition. Officers were unhurt. King fired five times at two officers before fleeing.
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Indianapolis
UPT
William King
General Hospital
Lawrence Leak
King
Big fire guts apartment at 121 Tripps Avenue Lebanon
Early today a blaze at the Robert King raid home on 121 Tripps Avenue Lebanon gutted an apartment belonging to Mrs. Harriet Goins. Firefighters blamed a faulty gas water heater though a definite cause wasn't established. Heat melted curtains and two television sets, with most inside furnishings likely to be remodeled. Insurance partly covered the loss.
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Robert King
Tripps Avenue
Lebanon
Afd
Harriet Goins
Kinkaids
Kinkaid
Sadie Galvin
Pope Paul VI meets diplomats from fifty nations today
In a Vatican audience with about thirty nations, Pope Paul VI vows the Holy See will not intervene in secular affairs and will continue the fight for world peace based on truth justice love and liberty. He notes the presence of diplomats signals tribute to the Holy See and reiterates respect for the dignity of nations.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Vatican
Holy See
John XIII
Representatives of Nations
United States
Lyndon B. Johnson
Paul
Rome
Kennedy Urges West Allies to Close Ranks on Nuclear Ban
President Kennedy on a European tour pressed Western allies to unite for a nuclear test ban this year and warned that delays could invite more powers. He spoke after meeting Chancellor Adenauer in Bonn and urged unity, signaling no quick path to German reunification and stressing Atlantic cooperation. Kennedy also announced he would skip Pope Paul VI’s Rome coronation and urged other free nations to join a peace corps effort in the 1960s.
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Bonn
Germany
UPI
Kennedy
Atlantic
Western Alliance
Europe
Rome
Paul VI
Adenauer
Konrad Adenauer
Free Nations
United States
West Berlin
Auto Crashes Claim Nine Lives Across Indiana Weekend
Nine people died in Indiana traffic weekend crashes raising the state toll to at least 41 for 1963. Victims include Frankfort, Anderson, Kokomo, Blooming ton and South Bend residents. Several cars collided head on or rolled over near Kokomo, Frankfort, Brown County State Park, and other spots.
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Indiana
Stevenson
Bloompital
Indiana 37
Bloomington
Patrick R. Bright
Filettsville
Bright
Glarys Stevenson
Detroit
Mich
Mra
Margaret Drompp
Logansport
Kokomo
Frankfort
Mas Drompp
Max Stockberger
Stockberger
Anderson
Dennis Allen
Charles Richard Evans Anderson
Fred Harlan
Mabel Watkins
Raymond
Patricia She Camp
Brickner
Indiana University Air Force Personnel Language School
Brown County
Indiana National Guardsman
Michael Munroe
Gary
Camp Attterbury
Edgar Hall
Bernard Wieczorek
South Bend
Hall
Jack Benefiel
Wieczorek
Theft Reported At Lebanon Boys Club
City police were notified this morning of a break in at the Lebanon Boys Club believed to have occurred late last night. Entry was gained through a window and the peanut sending machine was broken into with a change box rifled. Loss estimated at about $3.
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Lebanon
Pulliam Grant To LHS Grad Pulliam Grant To LHS Grad
Eugene C. Pulliam scholarships totaling 11700 were awarded to Indiana Star carriers for achievements in school and community service. Lebanon High School senior Mark A. Fraker received 1600 for eight semesters, plans to study pre medicine at Indiana University, and held multiple honors and activities. Other Lebanon students earned 1400, 290, and 100 scholarships.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Lebanon
Eugene C. Pulliam
Indianapolis Star
Mark A. Fraker
East Drive
Lebanon High School
Ralph Fraker
Fraker
Indiana University
Lebanon Senior High School
National Honor Society
Historical Society
Nuclear free zone rejected by United States
The United States rejected a Soviet proposal to turn the Mediterranean into a nuclear free zone. Washington argued such a move would weaken its defense and invite Soviet pressure on Mediterranean countries. The U S Embassy release noted Polaris submarines in the region to counter strategic Soviet threats and maintain balance of power.
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Moscow
United States
Mediterranean
Soviet Union
Turkey
Italy
Picture For Local Schools Still Chaotic
INDIANAPOLIS UPD reports a fiscal crisis worsens as state agencies face cuts totaling several million dollars. Commissioners warn of unknown exact reductions, affecting local school funding and possible tax rate hikes unless the Indiana Supreme Court rules on the new sales tax constitutionality.
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Indianapolis
UPD
Welsh
Indiana Supreme Court
John Hatchett
State Department of Administration
Hatchett
Richard Worley
Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners
Supreme Court
State Tax Board
Worley
Marion Circuit
John L. Niblack
City Store Owner Gears Up For Busy Week In Thorn town
Marion Stephenson of Thorntown, a Boone County father of seven and operator of a 306 acre farm, buys the McGhee TV Store on East Main Street. He plans a full line of Philco appliances and sales and service, with McGhee staying on to assist. He eyes 24 hour vision repair service.
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Marion Stephenson
Thorntown
Boone County
Indianapolis
Bell Telephone Company
Thorn‘town
McGhee T.V
East Main Street
Percy McGhee
Adda
Philco
Stephenson
McGhee
Hogi
Seton
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Daffynitions
Pope
William F. Sunderland
United Press International
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Vane Paul
Pontiff
Buren Neese
West Alliance
Lebanon Boys Club
Pulliam Grant
LHS Grad
Star Sunday
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