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Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1957

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Public Opinion Potency in War and Medical Fees

Opinion as powerful as war fears and praise. A doctor’s $1,500 charge to Benny’s care sparks outrage among low income groups and draws Senate scrutiny. Amid Japan's turn at history, public sentiment shapes policy and ethics in medicine and alliance.

H. Kris Benny Mio Pp Gearth Kris Edwin Harriiten Nan American Cal Association U.S. Senate Ham S. Portelon Congressas Ind In University Benny Theor Japan Meral Douglas MacArthur East Switzerland

Council Selects Clyde Perkins To Fill Post

Clyde Perkins of 127 West Camp Street, longtime Lebanon Electric Hatchery owner and former Lebanon School Board president, was appointed to the Lebanon School Board by the City Council amid a petition with over 190 signatures urging careful selection. Citizens urged adherence to a major appointment, while Board of Works complaints about grass and uncut weeds on a vacant Evans addition lot prompted legal action forthcoming in City Court. Mayor Mex Edwards noted existing ordinances and penalties, and council discussed budgets, aiming to devote the next meeting to budget matters.

Clyde Perkins West Camp Street Lebanon Electric Hatchery Lebanon School Board Isell Hardin Citizens Dr Hardin Oreven Board W Deli Lucile Leach Robert Groce Evans Addition Mex Edwards Linton Board of Works Tom Linton South Hamilton Donald Baldwin South Haryulon Edwards Lebanon Recreation Board

VEW veterans elect Acton chaplain at French Lick gathering

R Acton was unanimously elected Department chaplain at the 36th Annual Department of Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment in French Lick spanning Thursday to Sunday. Acton has held multiple posts and district offices, including Sixth District chaplain and commander, with longtime service in the local VFW and American Legion.

Robert H Acton French Lick Acton Wea Joca American Legion Eagles Ledge Acten L. Cooper Carr Thorntown Carlos Houser Lebanon Carr Houser Artie J. Smith Herbert Wameley

Missile Expert Guilty Of Divulging Security Data

In Terre Haute a missile expert was found guilty of divulging security data. The case centers on alleged leaks involving sensitive information and raises questions about national security protocols. The defendant faced detailed testimony on the handling and dissemination of restricted materials.

Central Christian Church Lawn Supper Planned at Memorial Park

The Christian Women Fellowship of Central Christian Church plans a bean supper at Memorial Park Thursday starting at 5 pm. Mrs Join Barnett and Mrs Charles Wheeler Jr chair the event which attracts hundreds from Lehanen and Roane counties. Menu includes sandwiches salads pies cakes soft drinks and ice cream. Public invitation extended.

Central Christian Church Memoral Park Dale Christian Women + Fellowship of the church Lehanen Roane County Join Barnett Charles Wheeler, Jr

Daffynitions 500p executive credit dispute joke

A humorous 500p entry notes a boss who claims credit for work done by an assistant, asserting the helper deserves at least half the praise. The quip relies on workplace egos and misattributed effort, echoing light satire of management dynamics.

Witham Names Nursing Head at Local Hospital

Miss Brian of Lebanon has been chosen as Director of Nursing Service at Good Samaritan and Ulster hospitals in Vin. Cin. after five years as head of Nursing Service. She holds a Bachelor of Nursing from Samaritan and a Master of Science. she served in Army Nurses Corps and has extensive supervisory experience.

Miss Laeerbug Punt Dis Osc Dodas Sheswell Tdi Aire Rosemary Lebanon Moss Micher Brian Athe Sons of Nursing Ap- Palesint & Mes Brian Bodgepert Ul High School Nursing of Samaritan Heseres Nelson

Tragic drowning at New Albany High School pool

Jean Parker aged 16 drowned today at New Albany High School while taking a summer swimming course. Her body was found by her brother as forty six other students were in the pool area. Officials called the circumstances mysterious noting how she accessed the deep end.

New Ablany Ind Jean Parker New Abbany High School

Government Calls For Bank Reports

The comptroller of the currency issued a call for statements on the condition of all national banks at the close of business Thursday. The Federal Reserve Board issued a similar request for state banks that are members of the Federal Reserve System. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. asked insured banks not covered by either the comptroller or the reserve board to submit condition statements.

Washington Comptroller of the Currency Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit: Insurance Corp Comptroller’s Reserve Boards

Legion Elects L. Chambers and Mrs. Hall at Crawfordsville meeting

Leroy Chambers of Prairie Creek was chosen 6th district American Legion Commander and Mrs Jessie Hall of Crawfordsville was elected 6th district Auxiliary president at meetings Sunday at Crawfordsville Brows-Delsen post. Delegates to the national convention were elected, resolutions criticized US policy on Japanese authority, and the 6th District slated one annual meeting at Shades State Park.

Leroy Chambers Prairie Creek American Legion Jessie Hall Crawfordsville Brows-Delsen Lehdon Uriiary Byron Cox Aiso United States William Girard Fort Harrison Terre Haute 6Th District Legion Shades State Park Atlantic City Gerald No Fuller Lloyd F. Methe

Auto License Branch Closes In Lebanon

The Lebanon license branch at the courthouse will close Thursday as staff attend a state meeting in Indianapolis to learn a new eye testing machine. Beginning July 1 a new state law requires eye exams and written tests for drivers and licenses will be due by birth month.

Lebanon Indianapolis State Senate McCormuick

Church Merger Set For Tonight in Cleveland Ohio

A 17 year effort culminates tonight as Congregational Christian Church members join the Evangelical and Reformed Church to form the United Church of Christ. Leaders say the merger unites distinct Protestant streams under one umbrella amid some minority opposition and strong belief the Holy Spirit guides the move.

Cleveland United Church of Christ Holy Spirit

Chiang Names Tough Airman As Staff Chief

Formosa. Oh-Gen Wang Shu-ming, a tough airman took over as chief of Nationalist China's general staff today in one of the biggest military shakeups since the Nationalists quit the mainland in 1949. The switch followed heavy shelling by Red China at Quemoy and nearby islands as the Communists fired more than 9,000 shells. Nationalists claimed destroying ammo dumps and several batteries amid civilian casualties on Quemoy and Little Quemoy. The staff shakeup, framed as routine, fits Chiang Kai-shek’s two year resignations rule for senior officers. The new chief headed the air force since 1952 and had term extensions in 1954.

TMPEL Formosa Wang Shu-ming China Red China Quemey Islands Quemey Mainland Quemoy Little Quemoy Defense Ministry Amioy Chiang Kai Shek Air Force

Lebanon Jaycees Attend National Meet in Milwaukee

A 23 member Lebanon Jaycees and Jayshees delegation left for Milwaukee for the national Jaycees convention now in session. They traveled by auto caravan, overnighted in Cary, and were escorted through Chicago to Milwaukee. The group is housed with Indiana Jaycees at the Medford hotel and includes Jim Wegener and Mrs. Waggener, Charles Smock, Dr and Mrs. Bland Grigsby, Frank Pigg, Charles Jones, Max Co. The convention at Hotel Schroeder closes Friday.

Milwaukee Lebanon Junior Chamber of Commerce Jayshees Cary Illinois Chicago Beacon Drive-In U. S U.S Medford Jim Wegener Waggener Charles Smock Bland Grigsby Messrs and Mesdames Frank Pigg Charles Jones Max Hotel Schroeder

Prayer for Guidance and Courage in Faith

A devotional prayer asks for God to guide with counsel and lead to glory. It seeks empowerment by the Holy Spirit to live courageously, invites faith to submit will to divine purpose, and ends in the name of Christ our Redeemer.

God Christ Sen

Reduction In U S and Soviet Forces Proposal

London reports Harold E. Stassen advanced a three stage plan to cut American and Russian armed forces to 1700,000 each. The American delegate warned further cuts below 2 million hinge on progress in solving major world problems not defined. Zorin complained that the US Britain France and Canada had not commented on the Soviet proposal for a two to three year nuclear test suspension.

London Harold E. Stassen TON Disarmament Subc Sen Lerian Zorin Zorin United States Briton France Canada

Parts Of A Body Found On Pennsy Track Near Austin

Parts of a body were found along the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks two miles north of Austin, Indiana. State police reported two billfolds bearing the names Jesse Willard Buckner and Ben Bigley, both of Austin, with no indication of a second body.

Pennsy Track Austin Scottsburg Ind Jesse Willard Buckner Ben Bigley

Army Colonel Nickerson Guilty In Secret Docs Case

Army Col John C Nickerson Jr found guilty by a one man general court martial of permitting secret documents to fall into unauthorized hands. He pleaded guilty to 15 counts of handling secret material while government dropped espionage and false swearing charges. He faces up to 30 years and a dishonorable discharge.

Rem Price Huntsville Ala Army John C Nickerson Jr Nickerson West Point Mirman Charles E. Wilson Jean Graying Nickerson Wilson

Cost Of Living Hits Ninth Straight High In May

The Labor Department reports May CPI rose three tenths of one percent to a ninth consecutive record high. Real earnings fell about half a percent as wage gains under unions lagged price increases. About 1 million workers tied to CPI scales will see boosts. metals, meat packing, and aircraft sectors accounted for most raises.

Washington P Labor Department Department Bureau of Labor Statistics Venth Ewan Clague Clague

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