Lebanon Rotarians Host 76 Foreign Students
Lebanon Rotarians welcomed 76 visiting foreign exchange students from Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas for a two night stay. The group includes participants from Switzerland, Brazil, Chile, Norway, Japan, Turkey, Germany, France, India, Pakistan, Italy, Sweden, Austria, Denmark, Philippines, Costa Rica, Spain, and more. Hosts offered dinners and city tours as the students travel from Aurora and DeKalb Illinois to Vandalia Ohio and back, in coordination with the American Field Service.
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Lebanon
Rotary Club
Studen
Aurora
Illinois
DeKalb
Vandalia
Ohio
American Field Service
Daniel Rettens
Switzerland
Richard Anney
Semia de- Andrade
Tima
Brazil
Rudy Albach
Lisette Ald
Chile
Mer
Herman Antle
Burkhart Kraemer
Germany
Takeln Naito
Japan
Robert Berry
Anne Stokstad
Norway
Delbert Blunk
Paulo Fernantez
Spain
Ned
Boatright Burkhard Ziegert
Thomas Burrin
Jean Clauide Desmoulin
Belgium
Mangel Detra Rodrigaiz
Brad
Burl Chambers
Claudia Schmidt
Delma Ottem
Turkey
Denmark
Pakistan
Merxin Crow
Michiko Ise
Yasmin Dastgir
John Darnall
Parveen Machiwaila
Yorma Merion-Rojas
Chill
Pred Duff
Meral Tuncay
Carla Maggiori
Ttaly
Robert Duff
Anneliesse Desar
Agatha Tan
Singapore
Joseph Gennaro
Letitia Romasanta
Philippines
Russell Hardin
Lara Lindahl
Sweden
Roberto Segura
Tourneau
Paul Honan Jr
Jean Bourdon
France
Toker Ekren
Paul Honan
Mary Dervitsioty
Greece
Sumestri Sudjadi
Indonesia
Byron Jones
Masashi Hozumi
Gilbert Mahnen
T. Jonas Forsberg
Henry
Mangus
Baerbel Rauch
Austria
Vera Fisquivel
Hang
Costa Rica
Ralph Martin
Papie Lustosa da Costa
George Mortort
Giselle Maonge-Urpi
Costa Fuca
Marjatta
Martina
den) Hollander
Netherlands
Claude Potts
Martha
Lia
Italy
Lisbet
Krane Jaf
Earl Potts
Karin Aide
John Pratt
Katheleen Kinghorn
South Africa
Buell Robison
Inger Karlsen
Susan Mace
William Isselil
Carmen Lopez
Taborga
Sett Thomas
Nora ‘Prudkin
Argentina
Esin Epirden
L. E. Titus
Rosemary McKenzie
South
Ecumenical Council Set For Sept 29
Vatican City reports the second session of the Ecumenical Council will begin September 29, with preparatory work to resume and coordination improved under Papal guidance. The update notes changes to the session start date and outlines staff efforts ahead of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecumenical Council
Vatican City
John Xxiiiii
Amieto Giovann
Arding ‘Cicognani
Prn
Coin Coordination Commission
Instruc
John XXII
Veuer
John
Ission
St Pe ‘S Basilica
Paul VI
Kennedy
Paul
Pontiff
Blackwood To Face Trial In Three Counts
Ira Jack Blackwood, a former Zionsville resident, is returned to Boone County to await trial on three seductivemolestation charges in Hamilton County. Judge Charles Ardery sustained a demurrer to a special plea in bar, opening the Hamilton docket for trial. Blackwood, once a barber shop owner, had argued prosecutorial conflicts and sought dismissal. Authorities will proceed in Hamilton County after Boone County delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira iJack Blackwood
Zionsville
Boone County
Hamilton County
Coreuit
Charles Ardery
Bar
Blackwood
Hamilton
Boone
Ardery
Fem
Pal Club Cop Under Arrest
Indianapolis police Patrolman Dennis Dilley was arrested on assault and battery charges for pistol whipping his 16 year old stepson during a dispute with the boy intervening in a fight involving Dilley and his wife Gladys. The service revolver discharged but hit no one. the youth required hospital treatment for cuts, bruises, and powder burns. Dilley had been assigned to PAL Club activities for youths.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Dennis Dilley
Dilley
William Kennedy
PAL Club
Police Athletic League
Igor
Gladys
Kennedy Visits Ancestral Ireland Shack In Dunganstown
President Kennedy toured his ancestral home in Dunganstown Ireland a shack turned potato shed. He greeted Mrs Mary Ryan and her two daughters and invited them to the White House while urging police to let him meet local people. The scene contrasted with the security detail as Kennedy spoke of greetings and family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donal O'Higgins
United Press International
Duganstown
Ireland
UPD
Kennedy
New World
Kennedy Homestead
Ryan
Mary Ann
Josephine
Jean Smith
Funice Shriver
Ryans
Brother of City Woman Crash Victim
Two men died in a two car crash near Indianapolis raising Indiana 1963 traffic deaths to at least 550. Howard Sheely 64 of Bargersville and Willard Crabtree 47 of Indianapolis collided after Sheely state car ran a stop sign on Indiana 37 near Waverly. Crabtree died at scene. Sheely died later at Methodist Hospital. Crabtree's sons Harold 23 and Nim 17 were in satisfactory condition.
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United Press International
Indianapolis
Indiana
Howard Sheely
Bargersville
Willard Crabtree
Sheely
State Highway Department
Indiana 37
Waverly
Morgan County
Crabtree
Methodist Hospital
Harold
Nim
Wendell Thompson
West Street
Honard A. Sheety
Fargersville
Indianapolis Methodist Hospital
Evansville
Indiana State Highway Commission
Obituary: Mrs Carrie Shelburn of Indianapolis Dies at 89
Obituary notices report Mrs Carrie A Sehulmire Shelburn aged 89 of Indianapolis died Wednesday at Witc Hospital. Another notice lists Mrs Mertie Canada aged 70 of 514 East Superior Street Lebanon dying Wednesday of a heart attack at her home.
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Carrie A. (Sehulmire) Shelburn
Indianapolis
Witc Hospital
Mertie Canada
East Superior St
Lebanon
Queen Judging Set Friday For Title Of Mrs Boone County
Eighteen candidates compete for the 1963 Mrs Boone County title with judging at 1 pm in Lebanon. Finalists to be announced at the Bryan House reception, coronation Saturday at the Armory, with Robe rt Harman crowning the new queen. Proceeds support the Fourth of July celebration fund. tickets at Akerman Drug Store and sorority members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta Phi Sorority
May Stout
Irene Click
Alberta Maudlin
Mary
Boone County
Lebanon
Bryan's House of Flowers
Armory
Wes Nelson
Leo Kirk
Roy Martin
Zionsville
Kappa Delta Phi
Akerman Drug Store
Robert Harman
Paul Harris Company
Northfield
Paul Harris
Wall Jewelry
Girl Kidnapped at Lake Beach
Louise Sturgell a 14 year old East Gary girl remained missing after two men in a red sports car abducted her from Miller Beach on Lake Michigan. Charlotte Olson 14 told police she and Louise were forced into the car and driven east along U S 6. Olson jumped free at a Porter County stop sign. Louise was pulled back in as the car continued. Porter County Sheriff William Seidel and Indiana State Police conducted an overnight search.
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Gary
Ind
UPI
Louise Sturgell
East
Lake Michigan
Charlotte Olson
Louise
Miller Beach
U.S. 6
Charlotte
Porter County
Wiliam Seidel
Indiana
Neuman to Serve on School College Cooperation Board
Paul W. Neuman principal of Lebanon Senior High School has been chosen to sit on the High School College Cooperation Committee. The panel includes one representative from each state college and an equal number of high school principals and superintendents. Sixteen principals serve two year terms with eight appointed each year. Last year Neuman was elected to the Indiana High School Athletic Council for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul W. Neuman
Lebanon
Neuman
Indiana High School Athletic Council
Daffynitions Husband
A playful quip defines a husband as a man who may give flowers to express sentiment but often uses them to undo or soften words, revealing a tongue in cheek view of marital dynamics.
Gillan to Teach in England on Exchange
Gillan and Mrs Gillan of Thorntown will sail August 17 for England where he will serve a one year exchange teaching assignment. He will teach slow learners in Sydney while David Williams occupies his Indianapolis School 67 classroom. Gillan, a fifth grade teacher, holds multiple licenses and has taught in Indianapolis public schools and in Brades. He began teaching in 1999 and served as a naval aviator in World War II.
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Robert Lee Gillan
Thorntown
England
Sydney
David Williams
Gillan
School 67
Indianapolis
Board of Foreign Scholarships
United Kingdom
Department of State
Indiana State Teachers College
Purdue University
Sandborn
Knox County
Soone County
Joseph Batman
Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs
Bishop To Visit Boone Church
The Rt. Rev. John P. Crane, bishop of Indianapolis, will visit St. Peter's Episcopal Church Boone on Sunday June 30 at 9 15 a m. He will confirm candidates Linda Rackstroh Mary Porter Donna McClanahan Sherry Myers Walter Lee Myers Dina Myers and Walter Myers and deliver the sermon. The visit marks the completion of an Episcopal Advance Fund drive raising over a million dollars for the diocese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Chastain
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Indianapolis
St. Peter's
John P. Crane
Linda Rackstroh
Mary Porter
Donna McClanahan
Sherry Myers
Walter Lee Myers
Dina Myers
Walter
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Rotarians
Africa
Silvana Marsiglia
Charline Bush Schelzer
USA
Sandra Lee Davis
C. L Wallace
Maurice Hartenback
Tran Duc Loc
Vietnam
Wilbur Whitehead
Christine Berton
Kirsten Diemer
Robert Wiseheart
Rotary
U.S
American Legion Auxiliary
Hoosier Girls’ State
I.U
Susan Robinson
Linda Jones
Shelbyville
Forensic Society
Miss Jones
D.M. Jones
Federalist
Hoosier
Sample
Tax and Financing Policy Commission
Richard G
Richard W. Gatni
I Commission On
Ristine
Glen Wwample
Fs Cend
Anson S. T. Crawdsville
Kenneth J .Oan
Rriki Moores
Donald L. Drake
C‘armersburg
Iam Hh, Andrews
Brooming
ae _— Sehree
B. Hardwick
R-Martins
W. W. Hil
Jek
Family Shack
City Woman
Patricia Camp
Frankfort
St. Joseph's Hospital
Kokomo
U.S. 31
Max Stockburger
Margaret Crompp
Logansport
James, Busch
Richmond
Reid Memorial Hospital
Charles Fickman
Gwynnerville
Shelby County
Shelyvile
Edward Taylor
Larry Tyler
Kelton Williams
Charles Padgett
Kenneth Pusher
Darrell Smith
James McConnaha
Allen Milburn
Don Ottinger
Owen Hansen
Norman Hartman
Kenneth Limp
Arthur Dic‘kerson
James Gross
Robert J. Hancock
Don Brandenburg
John Delmaree
Dale Dickerson
Lake Beach
Daffynitions
Boone Church
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