Argentine president toppled by three man junta
In a bloodless coup the three man military junta deposed President Arturo Illia and installed retired General Juan Carlos Ongania as leader. Illia seeks exile in Uruguay amid fears of Peronist return, while loyalists are ousted from key posts and army chiefs are reshuffled.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Arturo Illia
Juan Carlos Ongania
Illia
Uruguay
Juan D. Peron
Silia
Ongania
Eduardo Castro Sanchez
Pascual A. Pi
Eye Bank Film To Be Shown Tonight At Town Hall
The Lions Eye Bank film will be shown at the Town Hall in Thorntown starting at 7 30 p m The Thorn town Lions club sponsors the program Dr B Kent Bennett ophthalmologist from Lebanon will answer questions and explain cornea transplant facets Also expected are Mrs Ruth It tenbach executive secretary of the Indiana Lions Eye Bank and Ed Clanin Eye Bank board chairman and Purdue University faculty member
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Lions Eye Bank
Thorntown
Thorntown Lions Club
B. Kent Bennett
Lebanon
Ruth Ittenbach
Indiana Lions Eye Bank
Ed Clanin
The
Eye Bank
Purdue University
Boone Scout Head Resigns from Local Executive Post
Robert E. North, executive of the Daniel Boone District of Boy Scouts of America, will resign effective July 15 to take an administrative position at Indiana University School of Business. Worth, the local Scout Executive, steps down after about two and a half years, moving with his wife Fran and two sons to Bloomington to begin the university post July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
School of Business
Indiana University
Worth
University Post
Bloomington
ROTC
U.S. Army
Europe
Japan
Korea
Alaska
The
Phillippines
Indiana University Rotc
North
Fran
Peter
John
State Road 32
Cladd Avenue
Land Trial Delayed By Newspaper Coverage
In a condemnation case over 2.35 acres of land housing the Lebanon Motel, the trial was delayed as attorneys urged a continuance citing prejudicial coverage in the Lebanon Reporter. Judge Thompson held the motion under advisement awaiting a later term and new juror selection.
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Lyle Linn
Gordon Hastings
Lebanon
Ross Hollingsworth
Roy Martin
The
Thompson
Million dollar rain drenchs Hoosier areas amid heat
Scattered thundershowers offered relief in Indiana and nearby states after a long dry spell. City rain totals varied from trace in Chicago to 1.17 inches in Terre Haute and 1.07 in Rushville, with Indianapolis seeing 0.10 inch. Forecasters expect more showers through Thursday as temperatures stay hot.
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Indiana
Hoosier
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Chicago
South Bend
Terre Haute
Rushville
Weir Cook Airport
Evansville
Louisville
Cincinnati
Lafayette
Fort Wange
Lake Michigan
Ohio River
Andrews Named Acting Director of Indiana Resources
INDIANAPOLIS UPI William J. Andrews was named Monday by Governor Branigin acting director of the Indiana Department of Natural Resources. John E. Mitchell resigned June 18 and won the Democratic nomination for secretary of state last week. Andrews was deputy director for the water resources vision of the department.
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Andrews
State Natural Resources
Indianapolis
UPI
William J. Andrews
Branigin
Indiana Department of Natural Resources
John E. Mitchell
Council Delays Hospital Fund Bid
A joint County Council and Commissioners meeting is set for 8 p.m. Wednesday to decide on an Accumulative Building Fund for Witham Memorial Hospital. The council previously avoided a stand on the issue. The board also considers trustee appointments to Harrison Township and the County Health Board, and the possible sale of 91 acres near County Home for industrial development subject to auction rules. The council approved about 76,960 in new funding including 40,000 for a Fishback Creek bridge, 20,000 for highway pipe, and 5,000 for School Reorganization Board attorney fees, among other items, after prior cuts.
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Commissioners Court
Witham Memorial Hospital
Harrison Township
U.S. 52
Chamber of Commerce
Robert McCann
Fishback Creek
Eagle Township
School Reorganization Board
Lebanon council delays bike ban in Memorial Park hearing
At a Monday night public hearing on a second reading, Lebanon officials paused final action to study a proposed ordinance banning two wheel vehicles from Memorial Park. Citizens including a policeman and cycling enthusiasts voiced opposing views on enforcement and self regulation, with fines proposed from five to twenty five dollars per violation and July council action promised.
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Memorial Park
Lebanon
Lebanon approves lone bid for citywide storm warning system
Lebanon City Council approved a 2645 dollar bid from A and W Services for a citywide warning network to alert residents of storms. The system includes a broadcasting console and two remote speakers with future plans to add more. The unit runs on battery power and will operate during power outages.
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Lebanon
A & W Services Company of
Boone County
Herbert Ransdell
Ransdell
Plea Seeks County Unit Plan in Lebanon Schools
At a school reorganiza tion meeting pro Lebanon residents urged the county committee to pursue a single unit plan for the Western Community Districts. Bowen argued Lucas court rulings allow consolidation by any means, but critics and Indiana officials doubted authority for altering merged districts. The committee, with three members absent, planned to study a single unit option before a final decision, while some members favored returning to a county single unit plan.
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Bowen
Everett Lucas
Clinton Circuit Court
Lucas
Union
Eagle Townships
Arthur Campbell
Indiana School Reorganization Commission
Campbell
Lebanon
Hollis Ray Martin
Zionsville
Eagle Township
Martin
Eagle-Union
Union and
Eagle
An Eagle
Roy Bottema
Union Township
Whitestown
Don Stackhouse
Leland Hackett
Paul Swank
Lebanon plans 5 percent citywide pay hike and new Longevity Pay Plan
The Lebanon City Council approved a salary ordinance boosting all city workers by 5 percent starting January 1 and introducing a Longevity Pay Plan for firemen and policemen. Starting police and fire chiefs would earn 464.10 monthly, with other classes scaled accordingly. longevity adds 15 each five years up to 25 years. Extra pay and pensions are based on first class officer base pay. The measure also sets department pay for street workers, park staff, and garbage crews, with overtime rates specified. The council also addressed complaints about parking heavy trucks on city streets and considered truck curbside restrictions.
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Lebanon
Ransdell
Republicans Name Trustee Slate For Harrison Township
The Boone County Republican committee filled its ticket in Harrison Township for the November election by naming trustee candidate Eugene Smith of RR 4 Lebanon. Advisory board candidates include Jerrell L. Robertson RR 1 Lebanon Carl R. Peabody RR 4 Lebanon and Paul F. Branaman RR 1 Lebanon.
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Harrison Township
Boone County Republican Committee
Republican Central Committee
Eugene Smith
Lebanon
Jerrell L. Robertson
Carl R. Peabody
Paul F. Branaman
Double Funeral Planned for Doty and Price in Indianapolis
A double funeral is set for Mrs. Marlyn D. Doty 27 and her first cousin Rhonda Price 9 both of Indianapolis who died Saturday of natural causes Doty suffered a heart ailment while Price died of muscular dystrophy Services will be held at a mortuary with burial in Floral Park Cemetery in Indianapolis UPI
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Indianapolis
UPI
Marlyn D.doty
Rhonda Price
Legion Elects District Aides for Indiana 6th District
Four county Legionnaires including Melvin W. Allen of Advance were elected or appointed to district posts at the 6th District meeting of the American Legion Department of Indiana at Prairie Creek. Allen becomes District Commander for 1966 67 and will be installed July 14 17 in Indianapolis and attend the National Convention in Washington D C the last week of August. Chester Blubaugh of Lebanon Brown Dolson Post becomes District Vice Commander and membership chairman. Mayo Reeves of Lebanon Brown Dolson Post named Child Welfare Chairman. Paul Collier of Advance Post will act as District Chaplain. Other district officers will be installed August 14 at Fort Harrison Terre Haute. an organization meeting is set for Friday July 8 at Rockville.
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Melvin W. Allen
Advance
American Legion Department of Indiana
Prairie Creek
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Pioneer Tools
Hale Burgman
Lebanon Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Poynter
William Hamilton
United Press International
Boone
Robert E. North
Daniel Boone
Council
Lewis Walliser
Larry Reynolds
Orville Hall
Hall Sug
Gested
John Wild
Bob Tribbett
Civil Defense
Walliser
Ransdall
Donald Bowen
Eagle and Union
Legion
Rockville
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