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Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1966

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Deadline Monday For Fourth Floats In 1966 Parade

Lebanon readies for a large July Fourth Festival with Indiana's 150 Years of Statehood theme. Deadline to enter floats is Monday June 27, entries include antique and decorated vehicles. Six judges from Indiana studios and local queens will oversee judging at 2 PM July 4 and all entries must be in place by 1 PM to avoid disqualification.

Harry Jameson Jameson Lebanon Indiana Hook Indianapolis Dave McGhee Wfbm Studios Helen Carroll Frankfort Marcia Butcher James Mossman Boone County Raymond Ritter John Demaree

State Tax Funds To Be Larger For Lebanon Schools

Lebanon Community School District will receive more state funds than expected though not a large increase. Superintendent Joseph Foust reports $83,767.58 for property tax relief, up from about $81,380, and $31,628.85 from the Corporation Tax account, higher than the estimated $25,979. No tax levy was set yet as the 1967 budget is being prepared.

Lebanon Community Joseph Foust Lebanon Foust

Jury Awards 1500 for Spray Damage in Zionsville case

A Boone County jury awarded Zionsville resident James Nash 1500 for plant damage after a neighbor's weed spray blew onto his lawn. Rodgers, then at 635 Whitestown Road, faced the suit seeking 8500. Insurance had offered 2200 to settle. The May 1964 incident led to over 50 shrubs and flowers killed.

Boone County Zionsville James Nash Whitestown Road Kenneth Rodgers Rodgers Spring Hills Nash Rodgers’ Insurance Company Ed Hill Joanne Everett Ruby Griswold Ruth Yegerlehner Sue Baldwin Nina Huffman Ann White Marie Eesey Fred Rhea Earl Behymer Harold Brown Ruby Taylor

Prosecutor Candidate Calls For Parley On Supreme Court Ruling

Democratic candidate Allen F Wharry urged Boone County judges to convene a meeting of local law enforcement to explain the Supreme Court decision on processing criminal suspects. Judges Thompson and Johnson weighed in, with Johnson backing the idea and Thompson needing time to study the ruling.

Supreme Court Allen F. Wharry Boone County Charles F. Thompson Paul Johnson,Jr Wharry Escobedo Illinois Johnson Thompson James Buchanan

Crick to Leave Marion-Adams for Northwest Hendricks post

John F. Crick 56 longtime Marion Adams School Corp superintendent announced he will become superintendent of Northwest Hendricks County School Corp. He signed a one year contract for 12000 dollars with 300 dollars annual travel. The Hendricks district includes Pittsboro Litton and North Salem. Crick linked with Sher idan since 1962 and rumor of departure had circulated earlier. Meanwhile Marion Adams faced opposition over cost and construction for a new two million high school scheduled to open this fall.

John F. Crick Marion —Adams School Corp Northwest Hendricks County School Corp Crick Sheridan School Corporation Larry Hobbs Marion-Adams Pittsboro Litton North Salem Marion- Adams Adams

Obituaries for Mrs Effie Reveal and Fred F Haas

Obituary notices list Effie Reveal a longtime Lebanon resident and former teacher who died this morning at Clinton County Hospital in Frankfort, and Fred F Haas age 74 of 705 South Lebanon Street Boone County resident for nearly three decades who died early today at Witham Hospital.

Effie Reveal Lebanon Clinton County Hospital Frankfort Fred F. Haas South Lebanon Street Boone County Witham Hospital

Two Officers Foil Gunman In Kidnap Case At Kmart

Two plainclothes officers posed as drinking buddies and disarmed Ronald Osborne after he forced Keith Demeritt and his son to open a safe at Kmart in Fort Wayne Indiana. Osborne 26 of Salem Illinois was arrested on kidnapping charges with bond set at 75000 dollars.

Fort Wayne, Ind UPI Ronald Osborne Salem Allen County Keith Demeritt Keith K-Mart Kresge Stores

Decatur Woman Nominated for Clerk in Demo Convention

Mrs Mabel Striker of Decatur was nominated for clerk over Mrs Helen Bartholomae of Plainfield by a vote of 1877 to 596 in the Democratic convention. It was the party’s only contest.

Indianapolis Mabel Striker Decatur Helen Bartholomae Plainfield

Million Dollar Coin Stamp Art Show Biggest Ever In City

Lebanon hosts its fifth annual coin stamp and art show July 3 and 4 at the National Guard Armory with 28 tables from Indiana Ohio Illinois and two Canadian exhibitors. The event features US and foreign coins stamps and currency categories, prizes for visitors, and visits by Boone County queens. The collection is valued at over 1 million and will be heavily guarded.

Lebanon Harold Taylor National Guard Armory Indiana Ohio Illinois U.S U. S Boone County

Huffman Named Voting Delegate to Key Club Convention

John Ray Huffman of Lebanon, Indiana, vice president of the Kiwanis Key Club at the Indiana School for the Blind, is named a voting delegate to the 23rd annual Key Club International convention in Chicago June 26 to 29. He will depart Saturday with delegates from Broad Ripple High School and is sponsored by the Lebanon Kiwanis Club as a junior at his school next fall. Sessions will be at the Hilton Hotel.

John Ray Huffman South Lebanon Street Kiwanis Key Club Indiana School For the Blind

Indianapolis burglary suspects enter not guilty pleas

Melvin P. Carpenter and Barry Smith of Indianapolis pleaded not guilty to first degree burglary in the John Shaw Road home break in May 23. Judge Paul Johnson Jr. did not set trial dates, likely for the September term. Carpenter was shot in both legs during the escape. both face potential simultaneous trials.

Melvin P. Carpenter Indianapolis William Harris John Shaw Road Paul Johnson Jr Carpenter Harlos Eugene Harlos Barry Smith Smith

Kiwanis View of Viet Nam Film Why Viet Nam

Kiwanis in Lebanon screened Why Viet Nam a film produced by the Armed Forces and State Department. It traced U.S. involvement from 1954 to 1964 showing dictators triggering World War II and Korea, French colonial defeat, Eisenhower aid, 1955 treaty, 1959 warnings from Eisenhower, 1961 advisers, Johnson narration, and 1964 combat involvement with treaty violations cited by McNamara and Rusk.

Viet Nam Armed Forces and State Department Eisenhower South Viet Nam Southeast Asia Ike Johnson U.S Defense McNamara Dean Rusk Hanoi Red China Bob North Zionsville

Indiana Democrats pick Higgins aide at convention

INDIANAPOLIS UP I committees and officers chosen by the Indiana Democratic Party Thursday night for its convention today included Morlan Higgins who was appointed assistant sergeant-at-arms. Cordell Pinkerton of Hammond headed the resolutions and platform committee.

Indianapolis UPI Indiana Democratic Party Morlan Higgins Cordell Pinkerton Hammond

Whitestown School to Open Trophy Room at City Hall

The Whitestown School site closes after many years of teaching classic subjects. Volunteers of the local fire department establish a trophy room to preserve school history and honor former students while a new modern building is prepared for fall classes.

Whitestown Institution of “Higher Learning Fire Department

Indiana Democrats Nominate 10 Unopposed State Ticket Candi dates

United Press International reports Indiana Democrats nominated ten unopposed state ticket candidates by acclamation at a brisk convention. The only contested race was for court clerk between Mabel Striker and Helen Bartholomae, seen as potentially aiding Gov. Welsh’s 1968 bid. Observers noted tensions over Secretary of State Bottorff and tax plank debates, while Gov. Branigin predicted a fall Democrat victory despite a noisy, humid start.

United Press International Indianapolis UPI Indiana Democrats Mabel Striker Helen Bartholomae Striker-Bartholomae Striker Matthew Welsh Welsh John Bottorff Friends of Indianapolis Branigin Coliseum

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