Purdue How to Study in College Course Comes to Lebanon
Purdue University offers the How to Study in College course in Lebanon for the second time this year. Prof. Allen Scherzin of Purdue Indianapolis will teach six high school graduates in Boone County during August. The five‑lecture program covers listening, note taking, planning schedules, exam prep, and campus life coping strategies. Lebanon class runs July 29 to August 2 at Lebanon Junior High School with morning and evening sections available locally and in Indianapolis. For details contact J. J. Robinson Boone County Extension Office or Purdue Indianapolis Continuing Education.
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Lebanon
Purdue University
Allen Scherzin
Purdue Indianapolis
Boone County
Theirsan Nage Cancer
Thousa
Purdue
Lebanon Junior High School
Indianapolis
J. J. Robinson
Boone County Extension Office
East 38Th Street
Five US helicopters crash in Saigon area killing 36
UPI reports five American combat helicopters lost within 24 hours near Saigon. A freak three‑ship collision killed 29, including 16 Thai soldiers and one South Vietnamese trooper. Two UH‑1 Hueys were shot down, one gunship fell in a marsh, and airlift operations were suspended amid thick clouds and bad weather.
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Saigon
UPI
USS
Military Command Today
Thailand
U.S
Jim Deckard
American Broadcasting Company
Nhe Be
9Th Infantry Division
9Th Division
Zagrovich to lead Indiana AFL CIO as Sells resigns
Willis Zagrovich of Gary will become president of the Indiana AFL CIO on July 1 when Dallas Sells steps down. Sells announced his resignation at a news conference, saying he will resign July 1 after 10 years as president, and may pursue public relations work in Washington. Sells, a UAW member, cited national level problems and will work temporarily for Raymond H. Berndt. He noted AFL CIO endorsement of Birch Bayh and likely endorsement of Lt. Gov. Robert Rock for governor.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Willis Zagrovich
Gary
Indiana
Aflcio
Dallas Sells
Sells
Zagrovich
U.S. Steel Co
United Steelworkers Union
United Auto Workers
Afl-Cio
Raymond H. Berndt
UAW
Berndt
Washington
Birch Bayh
Robert Rock
Stolen Car Found In City
A 1968 green Ford station wagon with wood paneling and license 93A2562, reported stolen from Indianapolis, was found about 8:30 a.m. today parked by the Presbyterian Church on Main Street in Lebanon. The car, owned by Downtown Leasing and Financing, Inc., 5500 North Keystone Avenue, had no keys and some belongings left inside. Lebanon Police linked the case to two young suspects picked up earlier by a resident near the edge of town. a man about 20 with red hair and a woman about 20 with blond hair were seen with the vehicle bearing the same plate.
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Boy Scout Road
Indianapolis
Downtown Leasing and Financing, Inc
North
Keystone Avenue
Lebanon
Russell Hubble
West Dicks Street
Hubble
Gulf Station
Crawfordsville
New Minister At City Church
The Rev Harold E Scott formerly of Linton Indiana has been assigned to Otterbein United Methodist Church Lebanon by Indiana Conference South. He and his wife Donna and three sons plan to move this week and he will preach next Sunday June 30 inviting all members and friends to meet him.
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Harold E. Scott
Linton
Indiana
Indiana Conference South
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Scott
Donna
Lebanon
Lebanon Officials Review Town Speed Limits Plan
City leaders including Mayor Campbell and Councilman Scott examined Indiana State Highway Department recommendations for SR 32 SR 39 speed limits through Lebanon. Proposed 40 mph on SR 32 west to Noble Street and through to 25 mph north of downtown, with other segments at 50 40 30 and 25 mph as specified, while residents and safety concerns centered on Junior High School area.
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Indiana State Highway Department
Lebanon
Robert M. Campbell
Charles “Bud” Scott
Highway Department
West Main
Penn Railroad
Noble Street
Birchwood Drive
Farm House
Birchwood
Ball Street
Ball St
Elm St
North Street
North
Camp St
Lebanon Junior High School
Scott
Chicago Street
Ing
Esplanade
Lebanon St
Garfield
Jim Stout
Campbell
Ransdell Road
Grant St
Get Out Your Umbrellas As Rain Intensifies In Area
Two low pressure fronts over Indiana Ohio and Illinois bring tropical rainstorms with severe electrical storms and winds. Monday night rain totaled 1.5 inches and may double by nightfall with dropping barometric pressure. Winds gusted to 25 mph. cooler temperatures expected per observer H. B. Richardson in Lebanon.
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Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Richhardson
Lebanon
Grand Circuit Court Petit Jurors Listed
Grand and Circuit Court petit jurors named for the July to September term include Thomas J Payne Thomas L Christian Charles Warren Center Township Frank Nay Sugar Creek Glenn Sample Olaf Silver Eagle Lloyd Smith Perry Donald Haney Worth Township and Patricia Bigg erstaff Center Township Harry Etter Rush Livengood Worth Ernest Harmon Fred Giehart Eagle Homer C Folk Washington Albert Smith Clinton Glen Neese Union Donald Grove Jackson Dale K Martin Marion Alan Beasley Sugar Creek Kathleen Sloan Jefferson plus numerous others across Harrison Center Jackson Jefferson Washington Sugar Creek Clinton Marion Worth Union and Eagle in listed groups.
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Thomas J. Payne
Thomas L. Christian
Charles Warren
Center Township
Frank Nay
Sugar Creek
Glenn Sample
Olaf Silver
Eagle
Lloyd Smith
Perry
Donald Haney
Worth Township
Circuit Court
Patricia Biggerstaff
Harry Etter
Rush Livengood
Worth
Ernest Harmon
Fred Giehart
Homer C. Folk
Washington
Albert Smiley
Clinton
Glen Neese
Union
Donald Grove
Jackson
Dale K. Martin
Marion
Alan Beasley
Kathleen Sloan
Jefferson
Harrison Township
Carl Woodard
James Spears
Stuart A. McConnaha
Doris Ellis
Donna McConnaha
Lyle Goodnight
Gordon Myers
Pauline Gieger
Donna Hootman
Mar
Lebanon Firemen Attend Two Day Lafayette Conference
A delegation from Lebanon led by Chief Noble Rose attended a two day Fire Conference in Lafayette sponsored by the Indiana State Fire Marshal Department and the Indiana Rating Bureau. Demonstrations covered aerial and ladder pipes masks foam pit fires and first aid with Lafayette and South Bend instructors. Cooperating groups included state and local fire associations and Purdue with speakers from the state fire marshal’s educational division.
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Lebanon Firemen
Noble Rose
Lafayette
Indiana State Fire Marshal Department
Indiana Rating Bureau
Rose
James Hill
Robert Witt
George Daupert
Bill Williams
Don Campbell
Ron Merriott
Lafayette Fire Department
South Bend
Lafayette Department
Harvey H. Hacker
Indiana
State
E.S. Pavy
Students end Venice occupation amid exams
In Venice Italy the three month occupation of the fine arts academy by left wing art students ended on Monday allowing fellow students to sit final exams. The protest had aimed at wrecking the Venice Biennial Art Show but ended as exams began.
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Venice
Italy
UPI
Fine Arts Academy
Obituary for Guy M. Jack Graham Fifty
Guy M. Jack Graham aged 49 of Shelbyville and Boone County native died yesterday at Major Hospital Shelbyville where he had been a patient six days. Obituary page 4.
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Guy M
Jack” Graham
Shelbyville
Boone County
Lebanon youth Robert Veach killed in Vietnam combat
Robert Veach, 18, of Lebanon, died north of DaNang while serving as a machine gunner with the First Marine Division on operation Allen Brook. His father vowed his remaining sons would not be drafted, as Veach’s body is returned. Details are to follow from Russell & Hitch Funeral Home. he had arrived in Vietnam Easter Sunday and had been wounded a week earlier.
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Lebanon
Vietnam
Guy M. Veach
RA 2
Indianapolis
Robert Veach
DaNang
Veach
Robert
Allen Brook
Boone County
Russell & Hitch Funeral Home
Denzil Allen
BUFFY Delays Decision on YMCA Addition to Budget List
BUFFY tabled a vote on admitting the Boone YMCA to its fund raising list until the budget committee fixes this year’s estimated goal. Al de Bedis says most agency requests push the budget higher, with Cerebral Palsy down and Boy Scouts up about 1800. Total current budget may reach 54000 with 56000 more needed for operations and unpaid pledges.
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Boone United Fund For You
Boone Ymca
YMCA
Buffy Social Agencies
al de Bedis
BUFFY
Boy Scouts
deBedts
Vespers Set Sunday As Part Of Celebration
The Lebanon Jaycees announce a Memorial Park Bandstand Vesper Service for Sunday June 30 at 4 p.m. Rev. Fred Tanselle of Elizaville Baptist Church leads arrangements. Music by the Evangeliers and a message by Rev. Joseph E. Delgatto of Salem United Presbyterian Church Clinton Township.
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Memorial Park
Fred Tanselle
Elizaville Baptist Church
Evangeliers
Joseph, E. Delgatto
Salem United Presbyterian Church
Clinton Township
Japan says it held indirect talks with Red China diplomats
A Tokyo Foreign Ministry official disclosed that he had made indirect contacts with Chinese diplomats to improve relations between China and Japan. The move signals a cautious diplomatic overture amid strained ties.
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Tokyo
UPI
Foreign Ministry
China
Japan
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Jackson - Merrill
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Aldolphis Lowder
George W. Harrison
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David C. Allen
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Ruth Hollingsworth
Jim Hollingsworth
Dennis Finch
Edwin Judd
Elhanon Philpot
Howard George
Claude Smith
John Nelson
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