30 Jun 1961
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1961
Page
1
Eleven contestants compete in the third annual Mrs Boone pageant. Sponsors include local clubs and groups such as the Business and Professional Women’s Club and Zonta, with community support and church fundraising noted amid the event build up.
A Thorntown Kiwanis Club organized at a public meeting on a Thursday night with officers including Dr King as secretary and a roster of members from area communities. The charter remains open for another week as the society consolidates its initial membership and elects officers.
In Urbana, 34 year old Herbert Gordon reported a man armed entered the downtown Sears Roebuck store, forced him to surrender, and shot a porter after a basement meeting. Police conducted a three hour search, locating a suitcase left near an entrance before arresting the suspect, Robert Ford.
President Kennedy signed social security and housing legislation guiding about 432 million Americans. The measures aim to adjust retirement age and broaden benefits while extending aid through the Housing and Home Finance Agency. Officials report the package includes programs to expand affordable housing and support the elderly and disabled.
Harmeson, newly described as superintendent, speaks at Kiwanis about correcting the Indiane Beye Schuel, aiming to improve facilities and recreate programs at Indiana and Michigan City institutions. He admits past failures and urges focus on the few repeat offenders while stressing the need for corrective schooling.
The union and Toll Road authorities reached a conditional agreement ending a 14 day strike. Key figures include chairperson and officers, with a transfer of funds from construction to operating accounts discussed. Officials cite unspecified dates, a $198 million figure, and potential future steps including enforcement of the contract. Community response notes a cautious path forward.
Eleven institution heads are listed in a distorted notice. The fragment mentions state departments and hospitals, with names partially legible, including a reference to an association or committee. The readable portions imply an official naming of leaders across multiple institutions.
New York CAP reports a tentative national maritime wage deal with scale raises of 4 percent initially and 2 percent in subsequent years. A fact finding panel led by L. Pole will study contentious points, including the Hartley era provisions, with the Maritime Union and employers seeking an agreement under existing laws. Page Four.
A concise definition frames a daffynition as a joke that foregrounds a cynical view of humanity. It portrays the speaker as doubting human superiority and humorously elevating a skeptical stance about people. The line hints at wordplay and a punny sting.
The report outlines Hughes criticizing state funds and a Welsh based project, alleging financial strain and conjecture. It notes comments on administration personnel policies and state agencies including the State Highway Department and Bureau of Motor Vehicles, with figures cited for treasurer's listing and expenditures.
Bearded contestants will vie in a Saturday beard growing contest with downtown spectators. Miss Mary June Hanktim Mrs Suse Webb and Mic Dea Hayden are named entrants in the Miss Renee and Queen contests. Judging occurs during the square dance showcase sponsored by the Soriars Club with attendees urged to come. A new radio station in South Bend ND received approval for an educational FM station at 91.1 MHz from the Communications Commission.
The new tax plan applies to real estate transfers and tax rates rise under the updated law. Buyers and sellers face duties on payment as the county treasurer’s office enforces new rules. Transactions after today fall under the revised regulation, with sellers bearing responsibility for payment.
Alex M. Campbell of Fort Wayne was chosen co chairman Thursday of the Indiana National Democratic Committee subcommittee on election. The Fort Wayne Democrat joins the party leadership in guiding election strategy and outreach for the state.
Bray clarifies remarks from Guard Division amid Becks crisis stressing no call-up unless needed. He denies plans for immediate mobilization and reiterates readiness if situations threaten public safety.
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