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Newspaper

Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1967

Page

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Warning Urges Care On Indiana Fourth Of July Highways

State officials warn that as many as 19 people may die on Hoosier roads over the 102 hour July 4th weekend. Police and insurance leaders urge early travel, patience, frequent rests, and strict observance of speed limits as roads expand with new interstates. Fireworks are illegal and violators face arrest and heavy fines.

Robert A. O’neal Carl M. Russell Meridian Mutual Insurance Company Indianapolis Indiana Floyd .A. Kline, Sr Indiana Office of Traffic Safety Hoosier Boone County James McConnaha

Johnson Inks 4-year Draft Law Extension Hours from Deadline

Negotiations continue between Alton Box Company Lebanon and International Brotherhood of Pulp Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers AFL CIO at the Airport Inn Indianapolis. About 70 Local Union No 615 workers walked off the Lebanon plant on South Patterson Street Tuesday. Union leaders Lynch De La Rosa Etters Updike Gant and international rep John Jamison attended. A spokesman said talks remain far apart on terms after a vote to strike on April 20. Production reportedly continues by salaried staff as picketers note a U Haul delivery through peaceful lines. This is the second Lebanon plant strike in three months with some workers seeking formal recognition.

Alton Box Company of Lebanon International Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers Afl-Cio Airport Hotel Indianapolis South Patterson Street Roy Lynch Sunset Drive Lynch Zeke DeLaRosa Jim Etters Ester Updike Ronald Gant John Jamison Ohio John Pratt Alton Box Company Alton Box

Alert Radioman Leads To Capture In Boone County Theft Suspect Nabbed

An alert Boone County Sheriff volunteer aided by Neal Banton helped locate and capture Bobby Bollock, 45, driving a truck with Oklahoma plates. Bollock had evaded a three hour manhunt by posing as a magazine salesman. A Whitestown caller provided the decisive tip after a magazine pitch. He was turned over to Hendricks County authorities.

Boone County Bobby Bollock Oklahoma Sheriff's Department North 116Th Road Neal Banton Lafayette Lebanon Putnamville Whitestown Banton Bullock Hendricks County Sheriff's Department

Arraignment Set For Local Murder Suspect

Lawrence Shockley Jr charged with first degree and felonious murder in the June 12 killing of George Linton at the pastime Tavern where Shockley worked. He was jailed without bond as defense seeks lie detector testing. An indictment was returned June 16 by a grand jury after testimony.

Lawrence Shockley, Jr Shockley George Linton Lebanon City Eugene B. Burns Indianapolis Linton James P. Buchanan

Kiwanis hear outline of services for the blind

Robert B. Little of Noblesville outlined the Christian Record Braille Foundation offerings to Boone and Indiana blind residents, including Braille and Full-Vision books, counseling, emergency medical and scholarship aid, plus recorded textbooks for blind college students. The Lincoln Neb. group, funded by contributions, promotes annual eye exams and urges support. John Johnson to become Lebanon Junior High assistant principal next fall.

Christian Record Braille Foundation, Inc Robert B. Little Noblesville Indiana Little Boone Lincoln Nebr Tom Temple Leonard Tavern John Johnson Lebanon Junior High School

Firearm Users Vandals Liable To Prosecution

Two appeals issued today urge respect for the DAR cabin in Lebanon Memorial and for youths to refrain from firing BB guns within city limits. Boone County Boy Scouts report the Herr cabin has been given to the city and will be renovated, but repeated break‑ins threaten restoration efforts and vandalism endangers Boone County’s historic monument.

Dar Lebanon Russell D. Chambers Boone County Boy Scouts of America Northwest City of Herr Cabin Boy Scouts Boone Chambers Boone Pioneers Boone County Daughters of American Revolution Abigail Herr

Daffynition Fat End of Shapes Density

A playful note on how density governs geometric forms and endings. The remark links the wordplay of daffynition to the concept of density shaping final forms, hinting at a humorous take on mathematical structure and word games.

Local Resident To Head Unique Black Curtain Dinner Theater

W Randolph Galvin Jr of Lebanon leads the Black Curtain Dinner Theater Inc which will open in Indianapolis at 2145 Talbott Street by late July. The intimate venue seats about 250 and offers diners Broadway releases with a local repertory company and original scripts plus improv and a revolving stage for seamless scene changes.

W. Randolph Randy Galvin, Jr Lebanon Indianapolis Black Curtain Dinner Theater, Inc Galvin Karen Lucas Talbott Street Midwest Comedia

U.S. Air Raids On Haiphong Hit Russian Vessel Claim

American warplanes raid Haiphong outskirts and near shipyards as U S spokesmen debate damage to a Russian freighter. Pentagon notes possible ship damage while Moscow protests and reports MiG bases attacked nearby.

Cam Pha Haiphong

Two inmates on the loose from Terre Haute prison

Free U S Penitentiary Terre Haute Indiana reports two inmates on a work release program failed to return and were placed on escape status. Larry Osterhouse 26 and Irvin Bristow 35 were working at a local carpet cleaning firm and were due back by 6 pm. Bristow is heavily tattooed with 15 tattoos on each arm and two on his chest. Osterhouse bears the word love on the fingers of his right hand.

Terre Haute Ind UPI U.S Larry Allen Osterhouse California Irvin Lee Bristow Kentucky Bristow Osterhouse

Bank Hold Up In Medora May Net Five Thousand

Two men robbed a Medora bank this afternoon and preliminary reports say they escaped with about $5,000. A bandit carried a sawed off shotgun under his coat. They fled south in a red and white car as roadblocks were set by state police and Jackson County authorities.

Medora, Ind UPI Jackson County

Sheltered Workshop Names Dave Miller New Director

An Indianapolis man with ten years in psychiatric work becomes director of Boone County Sheltered Workshop. Dave Miller, formerAdjustment and Evaluation Program member at Goodwill Industries, resigns to supervise the newly established nonprofit. Miller, an Indiana native with a BS in psychology from Texas Tech, also attended Indiana and Butler universities and served in the US Air Force as a para medic in Air Sea Rescue. He is vice president of the Industrial Club of Indianapolis affiliate of YMCA and active in national and state rehabilitation groups. He plans community cooperation for work opportunities and tools to fulfill contracts, and announces Community Day on July 8 at the store room 222 S Lebanon St for renovations.

Indianapolis Boone County Dave Miller Goodwill Industries Texas Tech Indiana Butler US Air Force Brooks Field San Antonio Texas Walter Reed Hospital Washington D. C Europe Middle East Goodwil Miller Industrial Poms Club of YMCA Mental Health Association S. Lebanon St

Johnson uses standby draft authority to prioritize 19-year-olds

President Johnson signed a four year draft extension at the LBJ Ranch and issued an order giving the defense secretary standby power to draft 19 year olds first. The change eases deferment rules for undergraduates and requires annual schooling proof while preserving limited hardship and graduate study deferments. The president's Fourth of July visit included family time and the 9 day old grandson Patrick Nugent.

San Antonio, Tex UPI Johnson Lbj Ranch White House LBJ Patrick Lyndon Nugent Luci Pat Nugent Johnsons Huffman Baines San Antonio Lyn

NX-2 Nu Wheels Co Opens In Lebanon at Robertson Gulf Station

A new used auto parts and tire shop named NX-2 Nu Wheels Co has opened at 507 Indianapolis Ave in Lebanon inside Robertson Gulf Station. The business offers parts for most car makes at reasonable prices with a large tire stock and timely sourcing for non stocked items. Local owners promote low prices and quick access to parts. The Lebanon Public Library will be closed Monday and Tuesday July 4 for the holiday. Downtown stores expect to stay open Monday but close on July 4 for the holiday. City and County offices will be open Monday and closed Tuesday with some stores remaining open for emergencies.

Nx-2 Nu Wheels Co Lebanon Robertson Gulf Station Indianapolis Ave

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Kline South Meridian Street Doyle Jenkins Route 1 Thorntown Circuit Clarence Bland Daryle R. Poland Zionsville Southside Superior Court Gerald Cole Indianapolis Avenue Paul H. Johnson John Donaldson Cole Daffynition W. Randolph Galvin, Jr Russ Saigon Soviet Union Defense Department Washington Pentagon Navy Hoa Lac Hanoi Tonkin Gulf Lai Dong Cong My Hoa Lac Field Moscow Mikhail Ze Haiphone Free U.S. Penitentiary Bulletin Sheltered Workshop
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