Saigon In Drastic Steps To Defeat N Viet Nam
A Lebanon land condemnation case ends with a jury awarding $5,700 to William and Mrs. De Planty for loss of easement along 735 feet of South East Street with I 65 construction blocking entrances. The verdict came after eight hours of deliberation in Circuit Court before Special Judge Howard O Sommer.
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Boone County
Lafayette
South East Street
Lebanon
William DePlanty
Howard O. Sommer
Keith C. McCormick
James Darnall
Robert M. Harman
Parr, Parr & Richey
Paul Johnson Jr
Zionsville
Charles Campbell
Robert Staton
Amos Scering
Geneva Duff
Dorothy Dulhanty
Hubert Strawmyer
Eva Cooney
Jack Ehama
Ray Duggins
Robert Otterman
Elsie Decker
Mildred DeLong
Bowers Becomes President Of Lebanon Lions Club
Lebanon businessman Don Bowers was installed as the new president of the Lebanon Lions Club at a Wednesday night ceremony at Pleasant View Church near Dover. Officers include John McCoy Miller as former president, Dorsey Pittman as installing International Counsellor, and Albert Hutson, Bill Sloan, Otho Richardson, Wayne Van Sickle, Charles Spear, Herman McRoberts, Lowell Hunter, Charles Dill, Rev. Jerry Belden, Harry Voorhis, and John Miller as directors. A tribute noted Lawrence Cory bequeathed $2,000 to multiple Lions funds and donated his eyes for the Lions Eye Bank. Cory belonged to the Indiana Lions Band. Special guests attended.
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Don Bowers
Lebanon
Lebanon Lions Club
Pleasant View
Dover
Bowers
John McCoy Miller
New Lebanon Lions
Dorsey Pittman
Frankfort
Pittman
Albert Hutson
Bill Sloan
Otho Richardson
Wayne van Sickle
Charles Spear
Herman McRoberts
Lowell Hunter
Charles Dill
Jerry Belden
Harry Voorhis
John Miller
Vince Alexander
Alexander
Ruth Gilmore
Lions Wives
Lions Meeting
George McDaniel
Lawrence Cory
Indiana Lions Eye Bank
Indiana Lions Cancer Control Fund
Heart Fund
Lions Club Eye Bank
Cory
Lebanon Lions
Indiana Lions Band
Robert Ervin
Kent Bennett
David McClain
Plott McCoy Co Among Bidders For Sheridan High School
The Plott McCoy Company of Lebanon placed second low on the Marion Adams high school general construction bid. Four firms competed for a $1,265,272 project including a pool gym and modern classrooms. Next 30 days may see bid acceptance as bonds fund financing.
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Plott McCoy Company of
Lebanon
Marion-Adams High School
Sheridan
Lebanon Woman Pleads Guilty In Forgery Case
Linda Dodson of Lebanon pleaded guilty to forging a $100 check by signing Harold Cain’s name. Judge Charles F. Thompson suspended a 21 year sentence and $10 fine and placed her three children under wardship of the court with custody to her mother. Dodson said she had raised the children since her husband left over two years ago. In a separate incident, six year old David Mendez was treated at Witham Memorial Hospital after darting into a car behind St Joseph Catholic Church bruising head lip and two teeth. driver Joe Honan reported the boy appeared in the alley about 9:35 p.m. with no citations issued.
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Lebanon
Linda (Woodard) Dodson
Harold Cain
Charles F. Thompson
Witham Memorial Hospital
David Mendez
Don Mendez
West Walnut St
Joe Honan
RR 5
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Honan
30 Written For Mickey 30 Written For Mickey
C Walter Mickey McCarty 74 longtime editor of The Indianapolis News died Wednesday night after a brief illness His half century in journalism included a Pulitzer Prize era leadership roles and service on the Indiana University board of trustees Survivors include his widow a daughter and two grandchildren
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Indianapolis
UPI
C. Walter
Mickey) McCarty
Indianapolis News
McCarty
Mickey McCarty
Washington
Ind
John McCarty
the News
WIBC
Indiana University Board of Trustees
Indianapolis Press Club
Indiana University
Indiana Daily Student
Honore McCarty
James Johnson
Diary of a Disaster entry on Palm Sunday tornado
The Lebanon Reporter previews Friday’s Diary of a Disaster chapter focusing on the Palm Sunday tornado that killed 139 in Indiana, injured 1,472, and caused over 60 million dollars in damage in Boone County. Co authored by Boyd Gill and Don Wallis Jr. of United Press International.
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Lebanon
Palm Sunday
Boone County
Indiana
Boyd Gill
Don Wallis, Jr
United Press International
Senate Finance Panel OKs 6.8 Billion Health Bill
The Senate Finance Committee approved a 6.8 billion health and welfare bill with a 300 million uplift for the elderly care program under Social Security. The plan raises combined employer and employee tax to 7.7 percent on earnings up to 6,600 for 1966 1968, rising to 9.8 percent by 1973, and adds 800 million in total costs compared with House action.
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Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House
Candy Carr to Emcee Miss Boone County Contest
Officials urge early entries for the Miss Boone County contest held with the 4 H Fair. Miss Candy Carr will co host with stage decorations by Bryan's House of Flowers. Entry blanks available at the courthouse extension office or from Mrs. Tyre.
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Boone County
Joseph Tyre
Candy Carr
Bryan
House of Flowers
Tyre
Bankers Gun Against Detectives in Indianapolis Robbery Call
Two plainclothes detectives Dawner and White went to the Indiana National Bank to check an earlier robbery. The assistant manager, wary after the holdup, mistook their credentials for a robbery note and triggered an alarm to bring uniformed officers who found the detectives instead.
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Indianapolis
UPI
James Dawner
Clarence White
Indiana National Bank
Ohio Doctor elected New AMA Leader
Dr. Charles L. Hudson a 61 year old internist from Shaker Heights Ohio was elected president elect of the American Medical Association and pledged a science oriented administration He succeeds Rep Durward G Hall a Republican from Missouri who urged full support Hudson will take over at the AMA convention in Chicago next June He called the AMA a scientific society and a service profession and said he would push unified activities for the association
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New York
UPI
Charles L. Hudson
Shaker Heights
Ohio
American Medical Association
AMA
Hudson
AMA Board of Trustees
Durward G. Hall
Springfield
Congress
Hall
AMA House of Delegates
Chicago
House
Mary Boland, longtime Broadway and film comedienne, dies at 80
New York reporter notes Mary Boland a blonde comedienne with a 60 year career in Broadway and Hollywood died in her sleep in New York on Wednesday at age 80. Funeral services will be held in Beverly Hills, California, at a time to be announced.
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New York
UPI
Mary Boland
Hollywood
Beverly Hills
Calif
Prayer Amid First Apostles Blessing and Guidance
Prayer text reflecting gratitude for divine care and the Holy Spirit guidance. Jesus breathes on apostles and grants the Holy Ghost as recorded in John 20 22. The prayer asks Heavenly Father to bless actions and direct endeavors for God’s glory and the Master's sake.
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Christ
John
Go kart driver killed as tall soars by United Press International
Indiana 1965 traffic deaths climbed toward 700 with eight more victims on Wednesday. Among the latest: Gary Wayne McIntosh 11 Greensburg killed when his go kart collided with a car driven by Roger Cobler 18 Greensburg. William Pelton 36 Valparaiso fatally injured in a two car crash in Porter County. Larry Hooley 25 Goshen killed on Indiana 17 near Culver on his birthday. Donald Kemp 35 Michigan City in a three vehicle wreck on U S 20. George Oliver 24 Medaryville and Carl Johnson 25 Wheatfield killed in a two car head on near Crown Point. Edward Lott 37 Gary killed in a speeding crash with a parked truck amid racing reports.
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United Press International
Indiana
Greensburg
Valparaiso
Gary Wayne McIntosh
Roger Cobler
Decatur
William Pelton
Larry Hooley
Goshen
Indiana 17
Culver
Donald Kemp
Michigan City
U.S. 20
Porter County
Komp
Joseph Ferio
Chicago
Charles Braman
Pittsburgh
Crown Point
George Oliver
Medaryville
Carl Johnson
Wheatfield
Paul Pais
Louisville
Bloomington
Edward Lott
Gary
Steel City
Lott
State of War Declared by Premier Ky in Saigon
Saigon’s military government imposed drastic measures including a state of war, a newspaper closure, a curfew, and strict economic controls. Premier Nguyen Cao Ky warned against opposition while signaling social reforms and mobilization plans, as U.S. air forces conducted heavy strikes near Hanoi and Bien Hoa.
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Saigon
UPI
France
Nguyen Cao Ky
Viet Nam
U.S
Hanoi
Bien Hoa
17Th Parallel
North
Ban Nuoc Chieu
Ban Nuoe Chieu
Phu Bai
US Air Force
da Nang
New Animal Hospital Open House in Lebanon
Dr. Russell Hardin announces an open house Sunday June 27 from 3 to 5 p.m. for the new Lebanon Veterinary Hospital at 1205 Indianapolis Ave adjacent to REMC. The facility houses kennels, 40 dog or cat boarding runs, air conditioned hospital, exam rooms, x-ray and surgery, plus staff including Dr. Mike Maroney and receptionist Louise Adams.
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Russell Hardin
New Lebanon Veterinary Hospital
Indianapolis Ave
REMC
Hardin
Mike Maroney
Louise Adams
Bart Pierce
Leon Smith
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Platt-McCoy
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National China and Equipment
G. V. Aikens
Mastercraft Metals
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Hillman
Chas. Stolte & Son
Burton P & H
Sullivan Poore
J. J. Cotton
Schneider Electric
Long Electric
Mickey
Boone
Queen Candy Carr
By Ray F. Herndon
New Animal Hospital
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Sunoco
Knightstown
Henry County
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First United Presbyterian. Church
American Legion
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