Commercial Filters Merger In Making With RAD Inc
RAD Inc of Ohio to merge with Commercial Filters of New York on stock exchange basis. Schaible to become president and CEO of the combined company while Fielding remains vice chairman. Headquarters stay Melrose Mass with expansion under way and Cincinnati to continue as a division. Other plants include Lebanon with additional sales offices.
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RAD Inc
Ohio
Cincinnati
F. William Hard @r
Te Board
Commercial Filters
Michael Oo
RAD
Local Commercial Filters Co
Focal
Melrose
Massachusetts
Cliff Salt Seid
Schaible Saat
Schaibie, Th
Commercial Poration of
New York
Pecans Exchange
RAD, Inc
Schaible
American Radiator and
Standard Sanitary Corporation
Harder
Lebanon
Schaiblesaid Rad, Inc
Schaible Wi L
Fielding
Alcohol in the Skies Poses Problems for Airlines
Indiana travelers and business passengers face alcohol service on major carriers after National and Northwest Western began serving liquor. Delta previously resisted but now serves drinks. Flight crews struggle with drunken passengers and enforcing FAA limits of no more than two drinks per passenger. The issue raises calls for tighter regulation and enforcement.
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Indiana
National
Northwestern Airlines
Delta Airlines
Indianapelia
Chicago
R. K. Quien. .Jr
Airlines Stewards & Segation
Federal Aviation Agency
Gers. Quinn
FHA
U.S
Soviet Union
Roosevelt
Stalin
Khrushchev
Truman
Khrush
Kennedy
Barton Urges Public Backing of Law Enforcement
Indiana state police head John J. Barton urged stronger public support for policing as crime rises nationwide. He cited a Hoosier case where 31 youths confessed nearly 20 burglaries and warned of killings of officers, urging reforms and public awareness to back police, prosecutors, and courts.
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Elkhart
Ind
Indiana
Cal
John J. Barton
Barton
Conservaton Department
Teo
Evanaville
Indianapelis Department
Indiana Association of Chiefs of Police
Hoosier
Witnesses Conference Planned at Boone Four-H Grounds
Plans advance for Jehovah's Witnesses conference at Boone County Fairgrounds July 16 18 with Angelo A Catanzaro of New York City as principal speaker. Charles P Young notes theme Walk in the Name of Jehovah Forever based on Micah 4 5 and that 800 delegates are expected. The final day features a free Bible lecture The Twentieth in Bible Prophecy by Catanzaro. Sessions open to the public.
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Conference of Jehovah's Witnesses
Lebanon
Angelo A.catenzare
the Witnesses’ Word
New York City
Charles P. Young
Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses
Boone County Fairgrounds
Young
Angelo A. Catanzaro
New York
United States
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Methodist Minister To Be Delegate At 1961 World Parley
Rev James Morin of the 7th Methodist Church of Lebanon sails July 1 for two months to study Europe and attend the 10th World Methodist Conference in Oslo Norway August 17 to 23 He will represent Indiana as a delegate and will join an Interseminary Commission For Training For The Rural Ministry study tour sponsored by University Travel Co of Boston The trip blends business and pleasure and continues on page four.
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James Morin
Methodist Church of Lebanon
Europe
Indiana
Oslo
Norway
Morin
University
Travel Go., of
Boston
Indicted 13 in U S bookmakers phone hookup scheme
A 20 count federal indictment in New Orleans charges 13 men from Cincinnati Miami New Orleans and Biloxi with conspiring to defraud the government of taxes and to cheat telephone services by illegal hookups used to conceal a nationwide horse race betting system. The case involves AT and T central switchboards and long lines repairmen. Bond set at 25 dollars each for the defendants.
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Ges
Robert
F. Kennedy
New Orleans
Orleans
Baton Rouge
New York
City Chicace
Logs Angeles
Las Vegas
Atlantic City
Miami
Biexi
Miss
Newart
Kyop
Iy US
Herbett
W. Christenderry
Bond
Benjamin Lassoff
Robert Lassoff
Myron Deckelbaum
Cincinnati
Hfe
Gillert Lee Beckley
Surfside
Kennedy
Vandalism Wave Keeps City On Edge As Patrols Increase
Police and state agencies expanded patrols across the city to halt a spate of vandalism causing thousands in damage to stores, homes, and autos. Investigators, aided by private citizens, seek leads as windows are broken and pellets fired from unknown weapons. No arrests reported. authorities urge parental responsibility and caution.
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Ee Ee
Fay Beaman
Hinert
Area State Police
Civil Defense
Sheriff's Office
City Police
Bly
Swope
North East Street
Lebanon
Biggerstaff
Mee Fast
Washington Street
Harris Edge Co
Vahidiat
James Dean Cadwell
Knowlton
Ee Coe
Drummead Cleaners
North Lebanon Street
Dyroa
Demage
Ne Oeed
Rites Set For Heart Victim Finersi
Rites for heart victim Finersi will be at 10:90 a.m. Wednesday at Myers Mortuary officiated by Dr. V. Hackley. Burial at Little Eagle Cemetery Jolietville. Calling after 7 p.m. at the mortuary. Mr. Silverthorn had been ill since June 14 and died of congestive heart failure. He worked 22 years at Lebanon Utilities and retired about three years ago. Born in Hamilton County, son of William and Mariah (Fultz) Silverthorn.
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Finersi
Servi Dallas Saveage
Sui
We Rcoming
South East Street
Myers Mortuary
V. ¥. Hackley
Whitestows
Little Eagle
Jolietvile
Friend
Silverthorn
Witham Hospital
Lebanon Utilities
Grain Threshing Marine
Hamilton County
William and
Mariah (Fultz) Silverthorn
Three School Posts Filled In Lebanon City Schools
Three new teachers have been hired to fill vacancies in Lebanon City Schools. Mrs Jack Reckling will teach Business Education in the senior high and coach basketball. she is a graduate of Illinois State Normal University and has taught in Illinois and New Jersey. Stiles, with an Indiana University degree, and Robert McFrye, AB from Indiana University and Masters from Butler, will teach fifth and assist with junior high basketball at Harney. Vacancies remain in elementary art, kindergarten, and junior high moral suasion.
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Lebanon City
Jack
Reckling
Sirs
Ilinois State Normal University
Normal
Miners
Ilinois
New Jersey
Stokes
Stiles
Indiana University
Robert McFrye
Harney
McFrye
Ladiana University
Butler University
Central School
Lebanon
Roral Suate
T.L. Christian Fenorten
Branch Rickey Suffers Attack in Canada
Branch Rickey a longtime major league magnate and father of baseballs farm system suffered a heart attack on a private fishing island near Toronto. He was flown to a Sudbury hospital and condition was listed as unknown. Rickey had been in Canada for several weeks with friends.
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Pittsburgh
Branch Rickey
Canada
Rickey
Ken Blackburn
Toronto
Blackburn
Sudbury
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburgh Pirates
Sahara Grotto Horse Patrol in July 4th Parade
Sahara Grotto Horse Patrol will take part in Leta fon tele Sth parade this year led by veteran parade marshal Mile Henderson. Parker Link of Meats has entered in competition as organizers vow a colorful, large celebration. a final arrangements meeting is set for tonight at the Boys Club at 7 PM.
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Sahara Grotto
Mile Henderson
Parker Link
Three Named To Parole Board In Indiana
Indianapolis New named to the new full time State Parole Board include Bert Radiall associate warden Milo Murray and Dr Paul A Thomas DePauw University professor Arthur Campbell chairman said the board will oversee paroles for the State Prison Reformatory and Boys School with members earning 11000 yearly Radiell likely to be chairman Thomas to take office July 23 and replacements announced for several probation and division directors in Welsh's office
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Indianapolis
A. Gary
DePauw University
Indiana State Prison
Gar
Matthew E. Welsh
Bert Rudiell
Michigan City
Milo Murray
Gary
Paul A. Thomas
Greencastle
DePauw
Arthur Campbell
State Board of Correction
Radiell
Thomas
Yeas B. Hougham
Frank
Reformatory
Welsh
Paul H. Hoge
William E. Wilson
Glenn £. Doughitt
Division of Classification and Treatment
McCormick On Library Board Resignation At Lebocom Library
The Lebocom Liberty library board considers the resignation of longtime trustee Willett H. Parr Jr. after 90 years of service. Board members and staff pay tribute to Parr's sustained contributions and vow to maintain library growth and a vital future with continued collaboration between trustees and staff.
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Lebocom Publc Liberty
Willett H. Parr, Jr
Etait
Phia Thane
Shears
Beard
Hillary
Cos
Te ‘Beard
Entries Close For Summer Reading Contest On July 1
The Summer Reading Program at the Public Library continues as staff report strong participation across grades. By month’s end, 17 fourth through eighth graders and 105 second and third graders are registered with 19 already completing tasks. June card issuance reached 100 for adults and juveniles, and three weeks into June over 6,000 books circulated, beating last year’s record.
Barnett Reappointed to Lebanon City School Board
Johan V. Barnett of North East Street Lebanon has been reappointed by the Common Council to a second term on the city school board, effective August 1. He previously served as board president and replaces other candidates considered during the selection. The trio of current terms includes Frank Linten, Jack Mosenan, and James Paul Hill with varying expirations in 1983.
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Johan V. Barnett
North East Street
Lebanon
Bees
Common Council
Erve Hid
Barnett
Anna
Iseal
Mer Ayer Max’ Edwards
Ttt Fe
State Chamber of
Schow
Frank Linten
Jack
Mosenan
Jane
N Elfective
Daffynitions Conscience Blames Cold Feet For Many Things
A wry note suggests conscience is often blamed for many outcomes really caused by cold feet. It plays on the idea that hesitation or fear leads to decisions misattributed to moral failing or fault.
Champion Carcass Named in Indianapolis Show
Grand champion carcass honors awarded at the Hiposer Beef Show in Indianapolis, recognizing top quality and prize status among competing entries. Judges highlighted superior marbling, yield, and overall presentation of the winning animal.
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Indianapolis
Carcase
Green Considered For Sixth District Post
Speculation grows that Paul H Green, Boone County GOP chairman, may replace Lisse L Wallace as Sixth District leader in Crawfordsville. Wallace's resignation and Saturday 2 pm reorganization date prompt a contest likely involving State Senator Gilbert E Ogies from Putnam County with Capehart camp support weighing in. Green aims to secure GOP nod amid a wide open delegate race with limited state-party persuasion.
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Paul H Green
Boone County
Lisse L. Wallace
Sherman
Wallace
Crawfordsville
Green
Putnam County
Gilbert E. Ogies
Buelah Spaw
Rockville
Spaw
Zitaan Ae Schart
Ogies
Mic
Capehart
GOP
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Alcorol
Boone
James Moris
Central Christian Church
George McDaniel
John W. Donaldson
George Green
John Washler
Sahara
Parole Board
McCormick
Daffynitions
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