Senate To Call Holovachka and Hoffa In Scandals Hearing
BUFFY directors voted 200.00 to Boone County Red Cross for emergency flood relief in Indiana. Funds delivered to John D. Holloman by BUFFY President John W. Donaldson after a directors meeting. Telegram from American Red Cross manager Joseph cited flood distress and wide need. Red Cross has spent hundreds of thousands aiding Indiana disaster victims.
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Chairman Matthews Bears Heavy Load For Indiana GOP
Frank A White reports Indiana GOP State Chairman Robert Matthews shoulders heavy work ahead of the state party convention at the Coliseum in Indianapolis. Matthews, a 34-year veteran of politics and Butler alum, is described as affable and capable, balancing party strategy with local church duties while navigating Handley era tensions and the push for anti tax and anti federal spending stances.
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Republictate
Robert Athews
Atthews
Indiana
County Flood Aid To Help Farmers Recover
County flood aid funds are available for eligible farmers whose crops were damaged by flood or excessive rain. Loans, at three percent interest, cover feed seed fertilizer and other operating needs and family subsistence costs. Applications at the Farmer's Home Administration Office in Lebanon.
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Farmer's Home Administration
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Lebanon
Albright
Michigan Gala Opens World’s Costliest Mackinac Bridge
Michigan begins a three day celebration at the Straits of Mackinac to honor the new bridge that links the state’s peninsulas. Mighty Made five mile long suspension spans 7,400 feet and cost about 100 million dollars. The bridge, open during deer hunting season, carries a minimum toll of 3.25 dollars one way.
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Religious LeaderChallenges Women at Quadrennial Presbyterian Meet
Mrs Paul Moser of New York urged Women’s Organizations to accept Christ as Lord of all. She argued true faith removes fear and denies any other being as lord tomorrow. Moser, first president of the organization, sits on the United Presbytery Commission on Ecumenical Mission and Relation.
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USA
Supreme Court Asked To Stay Lemley Order
The Supreme Court was urged to stay Lemley’s order delaying Little Rock school integration. Attorneys sought immediate hearing to overturn the district judge’s ruling citing conflict with the high court’s immigration era decisions. NAACP and others argued for prompt action before the next school term in September.
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Petiiew
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Pine Bluff Ark
Neuro Npsis
Tatile Hoek
Waite Madison
New York
National Assa For the Advancement of Colored People
St Louis
Judge Comies
Circuit Court
Land Crippled Bomber Lands Safely at Forbes AFB
TOPERA Kan APA airborne six engine RR4 reconnaissance bomber limped across eastern Kansas. Six crewmen debated bail out for two hours before deciding to stay aboard and glide to Forbes Air Force Base. Commander Maj. Lewis Chase, of Gallitzin Pa, led the safe return after a sharp jolt during routine training.
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Two inch Rains Send Rivers to New Rises
Thunderstorms dropped up to 2.44 inches of rain, pushing rivers higher across Indiana. Flooding loomed as the Watash River rose at Lafayette, with minor rises on the Wabash at Wabash and Peru and the White at Columbus and Newberry. Evansville saw limited flooding despite 2.44 inches of rain, as cooler air and a rare June cooldown arrived.
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Newberry
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Dina
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Soitay
Jume
Marion
Muncie
Rensa Lone
Tiianapolis
Girls State Names Gilman Governor
Linda Gilman of Whiting was elected governor of Hoosier Girl State at Indiana University Bloomington. She defeated Javée Blackburn of Hobart for the top post and joined five Nationalist candidates in state offices. Other winners include Claire Kintner secretary of state, Ruth Ann Felter treasurer, Mary Louise Minor auditor, Kay Bempinger attorney general, Kay Ware lieutenant governor, and Judy Waller superintendent of public instruction.
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Ind
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Whiting
Hoosier
Indians University
Gilman
Javée Blackburn
Hobart
Claire Kintner
Muncie
Ruth Ann Felt
Lions Hear Civil Defense Talk In Lebanon Lions Club
Mrs Robert Walters told Lebanon Lions Club members in the Suburban Room of Town And Country restaurant that civil defense relies on individual action in a nuclear disaster. She described casualty patterns, urged preparedness, and demonstrated an emergency supply kit. The club postponed its fish fry to July 17 and 18 and planned a July 4 parade float, with a summer pitch-in dinner at a member’s home on July 9.
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Lebanon Lions Club
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Lebanon
Escapees Suspected in Auto Theft at Harris Auto Sales
County authorities report a 1968 Chevrolet Sports Coupe stolen from Harris Auto Sales in Biensville after 4 PM. The vehicle, described dark green with plate ABL, was driven out a back exit. two escapees from Pendleton Reformatory are suspected, details sparse, contact Boone County Sheriff or Marshal Moore in Zionsville.
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Harris Auto Sales Company
Biensville
Zimaseills
Maynard Moore
Moore
Pendicton Reformatory
Zionsshe
Boone County Sheriff's Office
Marshal Moore
Zionsville
NCA Names Glynn Coryell Head of Engineering Division
Glynn Coryell has been promoted to head the engineering department at the National Coal Association. He succeeds Reed, who retires after 22 years. Coryell, a Kentucky native and University of Kentucky engineering graduate, has served five years as an NCA staff consultant and previously held roles with US Machine Corporation in Lebanon Indiana. He is a registered professional engineer in Indiana and the District of Columbia. Mr and Mrs Coryell have four children.
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Ted
National Coal Asso
Tor Pickett
NCA
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Coryell
Boston
US Machine Corporation of
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Stewart-Warner Corporation
Kentucky
University of Kentucky
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District of Columbia
Handley Seen Likely To Win Senate Nomination
Indiana Republican delegates opened the state convention with Oscar Strom withdrawing from the State Appellate Court race leaving a single contested bid for U S Senate. Harold Hanley reported the Supreme Court ruling allowed Handley to pursue the seat while Russell Bontrager vowed to stay in until the final vote. The court held that federal constitutional eligibility for members of Congress overrides state term limitations and that governors’ ineligibility rules do not apply to federal offices.
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Oscar Strom
Gary
U.S
Harold W. Hanley
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Russell Bontrager
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Heareford
Royalton Bridge Bid Nears One Hundred Two Thousand
The State Highway Department opened bids on highway and bridge projects totaling about 16 million dollars including a Boone County bridge relocation on route 334 over Interstate 65 northeast of Royalton. A T Gravelie of Indianapolis submitted the lowest bid at 102250 dollars.
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State Highway Department
Boone County
Royalton
T Gravelie
Indiannapatis
Prayer themes echoed in Upper Room devotionals
A devotional passage praises God’s work within believers and asks for guidance in all circumstances. The prayer thanks God for the chance to serve, seeks nearness, strength, and humility, and affirms God’s power and glory forever.
Soil Bank Aid to Flooded Farmers Denied
Washington AP United States Department of Agriculture rejects Indiana lawmakers demand for emergency soil bank payments for flood struck Hoosier farmers. Under Secretary Tree D’Aforse says the department lacks authority to move deadlines or alter regulations to include farmers who did not sign soil bank agreements. Morse, in a letter to Senator Homer J. Copehart, says the plan would be unfair to farmers who followed existing rules.
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Sayer Tells of Mogilner Fix in Highway Trial
AP report notes William F. Sayer testified Mogilner claimed he could quash the brewing indictment for 16 000 dollars. Sayer said the Tampa meeting involved Elmer W. Boe Sherwood and others as defendants, with Mogilner mentioning Dave Kamper as a friend of Ht Bale Brown.
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Arthur Mogiiner
Sayer
Tampa
Fla
Mogilner
Elmer W Boe
Sherwood
Siver
Dave Kianper
Mogilfer
Ht Bale Brown
Magiiner
Rhiapper
Saversaul Machiner
Vanguard Fails Fifth Time In Six Attempts
CAPE CANAVERAL AP The Vanguard rocket failed again as its second stage refused to ignite, causing the 72-foot launch to end with another satellite plunge. The Navy blamed the second stage, marking five failures in six tries, despite a March 17 success with the tiny grapefruit satellite. General Electric announced a new engine capable of lifting up to 20 000 pounds, with thrust between 500 000 and 1 million pounds, signaling progress in heavy satellite launches.
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Naval Research Laboratory
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Malta
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McClellan Hints Hoffa Subpoena In Indiana Probe
Washington reports focus on a Senate committee inquiry into highway corruption in Indiana. James McClellan says Hoffa will be subpoenaed as a witness, and Lake County prosecutor Holovachka has faced committee questioning. A Marion County jury has its own probe, indicting three carpenters union officials for a $78,000 gain tied to land deals, while questions arise about a $20,000 expenditure to influence proceedings in Crown Point. Gov Handley seeks a transcript as state action looms.
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New York
Max Raidock
Halovachka
Lake County
Marion County
Ind
Carpenters Union
Indianapolis
Stacy
Edwin Ik. Steers
Marrien County
Geneva Conference on Nuclear Tests Clears U S Push
Washington informed Moscow that Western Allies expect the Geneva talks to proceed as planned on July 1 to tackle test detection. The State Department said the meeting is scientific in nature, not a political pledge, and top delegates from the United States will depart New York for Geneva led by Dr. James Brown Fisk and the Bell Telephone Laboratories executive vice president.
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New York
James Brown
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