Troublesome Intersection Scene Of More Bloodshed
Seven people were hospitalized Sunday in Boone County after three separate accidents. At the eastern county intersection of SR 421 and Ind 421, vehicles collided injuring Mary Jane Flannery and several passengers. serious injuries included head lacerations and multiple fractures. In another crash near Sugar Creek Bridge, Gerald Thomas and three Frankfort residents were hurt and treated at Clinton County Hospital. A third crash on SR 47 west of Ind 421 involved John Lynch and a cow, causing no injuries.
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Morris Cox
Frank Perkins
Clinton County
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Fransfort
John Lynch
Lebanon
David Parson
Sheridan Lynch
World War I pension bill drive mounting in House
Backers of an $11 billion World War I veterans pension bill pressed to force a House vote while opponents warned of passage risk. A petition to discharge from committee gained momentum with about 192 signatures, needing 219 for action. Indiana congressmen Brademas Denton Madden were among signers in a broad effort led by World War I veterans groups.
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And Still Winner SEW CASTLE Ind Assessor Nominee
Howard A. Martin was confirmed winner of the Henry County Republican assessor nomination after a recount of the May 8 vote requested by opponent James W. Swann. The recount showed Martin ahead by three votes with a tally of 5,767 to Swann’s 5,764.
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REMC Refunds Held By Clerk in Boone County
The Boone County REMC petitioned Boone Circuit Court to pay unclaimed funds and patronage refunds held six years or longer to the Boone County Clerk. The amount turned over will be Sam 6, covering meter deposits and unclaimed patronage refunds from 1954 and earlier. Eligible owners may claim the funds with proper ID at the Clerk’s Office.
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AMA Deluged With Protests On Medicare
Fifteen state delegations to the American Medical Association opened its House of Delegates with resolutions opposing the administrations Medicare program. Resolutions condemn the King-Andreson measure and oppose Social Security coverage for physicians. No floor fight appeared. no resolutions supported Medicare were offered. The Louisiana delegation urged members to refuse participation in such programs, while affirming doctors would treat the aged regardless of payment.
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Mechanicsburg Church Lays Cornerstone Ceremony
Marion Lewis led Mechanicsburg Christian Church as the cornerstone of the new building was sealed. The bronze time capsule holds church records while the old site becomes a parking area. Members voiced gratitude for support and prayed for a future evangelistic crusade.
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Physician Checks Youth Burned In Trash Fire
Arthur Kimble son of Mr and Mrs Orville Kimble of East Fordice Street Lebanon suffered burns to both legs Friday evening while playing in the yard at his home. He ran into a gasoline can near a trash fire when it exploded and threw the contents back on him. He was rushed to Witham Memorial Hospital by Kenneth Pusher a neighbor and later released. He is under a doctor's care. The Kimbies recently moved to the area and the mother was cleaning the yard at the time of the accident.
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Two Local Newspaper Carriers Win Star College Scholarships
Two Indianapolis Star newspaper carriers, Steve Waggener and William R. Bersort, were named Star College Scholarship winners. Waggener plans to attend DePauw University majoring in business administration, while Bersort, a Lebanon High School graduate, aims to study at Wabash College and pursue medicine. Both have long records with the Star and local school activities, and Pulliam urged them to carry self reliance and dependability into college.
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Aide In Ike's Regime Denies Estes Contact
Washington inquiry reveals assistant agriculture secretary denies any Estes influence in department actions. Evidence shows Estes Sons used $225,000 for firm business and fertilizer ties with Commercial Solvents, while McConnell served on its board and as Agriculture Department consultant. House subcommittee probes potential conflicts of interest and favoritism in grain storage contracts.
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Sky-Vue Theatre Marks Sixth Anniversary Celebration
Sky-Vue Theatre and manager Meek toast six years since the Sky-Vue opened in June 1958 with special screenings of Journey To The Center Of The Earth and Dimbo The Great. Robert Campbell, manager, also celebrates a milestone in show business this week. Owners since inception are John and Jack Alexander and James Witt. The theater employs about 70 people.
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Swiantek Tax Case Dropped in Indiana
HAMMOND Ind UPD The Justice Department dropped its case against Adolph Swiantek 47 one of five 1935 Hammond city councilmen indicted for failure to pay income tax on a 2.00 payoff The Wolf trial acquittal preceded further trials of Sujontek Eimer Rose and Nichols Gasparavic Bradburn pleaded guilty The five were among 12 Lake County political figures indicted last February on income tax fraud charges The Swiontek case was dismissed the day his trial was to begin in federal court
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Two Texans Sought In Hoosier Motel Holdup And Slaying
Bloomington police hunted two Texas men Milan McNeal 35 and Michael Andry Pasadena for a motel robbery in which Chicago businessman Carl N. Snyder 44 was shot dead. The suspects checked in Friday night and robbed the Bloomington motel office Saturday after Snyder entered.
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Striking Flight Engineers Fail to Attend Meet
Striking flight engineers did not send representatives to scheduled New York talks with Eastern Airlines as Labor Secretary Goldberg weighed a possible crackdown on such walkouts. FEIA head Jack Robinson said he had not been notified and would fly to Washington for future meetings. Pan Am talks continued with delays as Goldberg met Senator Monroney, who is exploring legislative options to curb jurisdictional strikes against U.S. airlines.
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Prayer for Today From the Upper Room
A brief prayer excerpt from the upper room emphasizes gratitude for Christ's presence and guidance to live as a witness. It cites Matthew 28 20 and asks God to open the eyes to his nearness and walking beside the believer.
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Toll Of Indiana Road Toll Rises With Weekend Crashes
A spate of weekend crashes across Indiana left at least 12 dead, with autopsies ordered to determine if two more deaths are accidental. Victims included Charles Blair of Indianapolis and Winfred Duncan of Bloomington, among others, as speeds rose on multiple highways near Bloomington, Argos, and South Bend.
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Meeting Of Four Powers Is Proposed In Berlin
The United States Britain and France urge a four power meeting in Berlin to prevent further dangerous incidents. Western notes, delivered in Moscow, reject responsibility on East Berlin authorities and demand an immediate halt to firing along the Berlin Wall. Plans call for military commandants of the Big Four to meet in Berlin with the USSR to discuss safe movement of people and goods.
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Loren Ponti Bigamy Trial Ordered in Rome
Italian magistrates ordered Sophia Loren and her husband Carlo Ponti to stand trial on bigamy charges. Trial date not set. sources say October unlikely with November or December more probable. Prosecution relies on their 1957 proxy marriage and Ponti’s prior marriage to Giuliana.
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Obituary: West Shelburn 73 Sheridan Dies in Denver
West Shelburn 73, Sheridan, died Sunday in Denver after a lengthy illness. Obituary page 4.
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