Feed Grain Program Ignores Wheat Portion Provisions
Eligibility for 1964 Feed Grain Program benefits will not require exact adherence to wheat allotments. Greene County Chairman Clina E. Hasler notes that maintaining wheat within conserving use prevents excess wheat from hurting other crops. A 1964 rule allows a wheat home use increase of up to 15 acres based on prior 3 year plantings.
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Clina E. Hasler
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
Greene County Committee
National Agricultural Advisory Commission
Department of Agriculture
Ward's Condition Still Unchanged After Overdose Trial
Dr Stephen Ward remain unchanged after more than 48 hours in a coma in St Stephen's Hospital London. An official said Ward's life support continues as his girlfriend Julia Gulliver accuses past friends of wishing his death and vows to name them.
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London
Stephen Ward
St. Stephen’s Hospital
Ward
Julia Gulliver
W. Mayne Butcher
Pimlico Hosts Five Stakes Races in Wartime Preakness Day
The Pimlico track in Baltimore staged the greatest stakes program in American racing on June 16 1945 featuring the Preakness Dixie Handicap Pimlico Oaks Jennings Handicap and Pimlico Nursery all run on one wartime day.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Goldwater Gains Ground With Right Wing Support
United Press International reports Barry Goldwater attracting strong backing from the radical right. Polls show about 31 percent of independents favor him, with momentum seen in the Midwest and mountain states as critics warn of John Birch Society links and party center shifts westward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Goldwater
Arizona
United States
Taft
Kansas
Republican Party
John Birch Society
Kennedy
Northeast
Wendell L. Willkie
Fdr
Northwest
Midwest
Mountain States
State Board Moves 43.5 Million in School Aids
The Indiana State Board of Finance transfers 43.5 million from the general fund to enable immediate distribution of quarter state school aid checks. The board approves 1,800 for Rep. Otto Pozgay after a dispute over dual state jobs, and authorizes loans and fund transfers to Bridgewater, Bedford, Franklin County, Merrillville, and the state parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana State Board of Finance
General Fund
Otto Pozgay
South Bend
Dorothy Gardner
Edwin K. Steers
Pozgay
Bedford
Franklin County
Whitewater
Flood Control Revolving Fund
Merrillville Conservancy District
Cigarette Tax
State Conservation Department
Teachers Retirement Fund
Tax Law to be Told At Bedford Meeting
Bedford Indiana hosts a noon luncheon meeting on August 7 at the Greystone Hotel to explain Indiana’s Adjusted Gross Income tax. Speakers include James Cortney and Robert Statham, with questions to be answered by audience members. advance reservations through the Linton Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Bedford
Ind
Gerald W. Landis
Linton Chamber of Commerce
Greystone Hotel
Department of State Revenue
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Local Chambers of Commerce
James C. Cortney
State Revenue
Robert R. Statham
State Chamber
Lost on Paper prompts highway fund fix in Indiana
Indiana State Highway Commission reports 12.9 million dollars of funds were misbooked as lost on paper in the state auditor’s office over four years. Auditor Dorothy Gardner and Commission officials say about 250000 dollars monthly were unrecorded though in bank. Experts traced error to mischarged federal reimbursements. money moved to usable accounts enabling resumed programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana State Highway Commission
Dorothy Gardner
Commission
Roger Shipley
Shipley
Charles Spencer
Indiana
Rene Manes
Purdue
Highway Department
Gardner
David Cohen
Destructive Midwest Thunderstorms Cause Damage and Seiche Effects
A severe line of thunderstorms raked the Midwest, with Chicago hit hard during morning rush hour. Seiche activity disrupted Lake Michigan levels near Belmont Harbor and Montrose Beach while others in Indiana, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and the Dakotas reported flooding, downed lines, and property damage.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Midwest
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Indiana
Loop
West Side
U. S. Weather Bureau
Belmont Harbor
Montrose Beach
Hammond Noll High School
Minneapolis
Alexander
N.D
U.S
la Crosse
Wis
la Crosse County Fairgrounds
Weather Bureau
Madison
Clintonville
Milwaukee
Golf Pairings Set For County Match
Pairings for the Greene county championship second round were announced by Bob Hess of Linton Golf Course. Matches occur Sunday with finals next Sunday. Field features eight players in championship, president and vice president flights, and several consolation brackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hess
Linton
Bob Elkins
Ray Alumbaugh
Dave Richardson
Lloyd Rollison
Bill Pirtle
Bill Gayso
Bill Williams
Wib Ryan
Stu Waxler
Rex Kirchoff
Bob Logston
Ernie Sargent
Steve Roush
Orville Poe
Maurice Haag
Dick Baker
Bill Poe
Jack White
Harold Jones
Sam Lucas
Herman Buch
Doc Pope
Roger Poe
Terry Rhode
Eugene Martin
Kenny Ballard
Bud Roush
Barney Vernon
Kenny Inman
Dick Powell
Denny Freeman
Charley Tucker
Ben Harkness
Charley West
Loren Jokin
Jack Spice
Jim Krusner
Roy Hermon
Fred Shake
Don Greene
Dye
Bob Patterson
Stew Carrico
Jack Kriss
Mrs Lola Halbach Returns Home From Hospital
Mrs Lola Halbach has been discharged and returned to her home from St Anthony hospital in Terre Haute where she was a patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Halbach
St. Anthony Hospital
Terre Hante
Final Conference Held for Moscow Security Talks
President Kennedy briefed on East West security talks with Moscow and Berlin guarantees after meeting with Secretary Rusk and disarmament aides. Rusk prepares to sign the limited test ban treaty in Moscow with Khrushchev to follow talks with Soviet leaders and Gromyko.
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Moscow
Dean Rusk
U.S
Andrei Gromyko
Britain
Lord Home
Edward Heath
Washington
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
Rusk
William C. Foster
W. Averell Harriman
Llewellyn Thompson
Harriman
Khrushchev
United States
NATO
Out
France
de Gaulle
Violence Erupts in Chicago South Side Protests
Violence flared for a fourth straight day in Chicago's South Side as bricks stones and bottles were hurled during protests against housing for Negro residents. About 100 officers arrested 41 demonstrators and took others to paddy wagons, raising total arrests to 133 in the city’s worst racial demonstration in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Chicago
South Side
New York
Brooklyn
Nelson Rockefeller
New York City
Charleston
S.C
King Street
Los Angeles
Torrance
Columbia
University of South Carolina
Robert G. Anderson
Montgomery
Ala
Richmond Flowers
Justice Department
Jefferson County Board of Registration
Winston-Salem
N.C
Forsyth County
Jackson
Miss
Byron de la Beckwith
Beckwith
Medgar Evers
Clarksdale
Edward P Connell
Birmingham
Gadsden
Agriculture predicts higher U.S. cotton use for 1963 64
The Agriculture Department estimated 1963 64 U S cotton consumption at 13.3 million bales up 2.1 from 1962 63 with mill use at 8.8 million bales and exports at 5 million. Higher foreign demand and a drop in U S production drive the rise. Also chicken for school lunches set and public hearings scheduled on wheat standards in October in Kansas City Minneapolis Portland and Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
U. S
Department
U.S
Kansas City
Minneapolis, Minn
Portland
Ore
Toledo
Ohio
Patient Esther Robison Transferred to Indianapolis Hospital
Mrs. Esther Robison was moved from Freeman Greene County Hospital to Community Hospital in Indianapolis and is assigned to room 440.
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Esther Robison
Indianapolis
Freeman - Greene County Hospital
4-H Club Judging Winners Reported Grand and Reserve Champions
Results list champions and ribbons from 4-H Club judging across divisions I and II. Jamie Street and Judy Blackmore are top and reserve in Bloomfield, with numerous named participants from Linton Worthington Switz City and surrounding clubs earning blue and white ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamie Street
Bloomfield
Judy Blackmore
Tonda Jeffers
Ann Harrison
L and M
Nantcy Hanauer
Highland Clovers Club
Connie Williams
Mineral
Nancy Bough
Rita Girdley
Owensburg
Peggy Hughbanks
Eastern
Leemalea Reed
Worthington
Cathy Martin
Amanda Sparks
Linda Sparks
Linda Titus
Cheryl Warnick
Sharon Rush
Wilma Mardale
Susan Maners
Debra Bucher
Jane Cook
Nedra Spencer
Hazel Dishman
Carla Roach
Marla Roach
Switz City
Joyce Corns
Mary Jane McElroy
Della Huber
Linton
White Ribbons
Amy Brummett
Virginia Hanson
Lana Horn
Cathy Parsley
Nancy Boulton
Donna May
Pam Stephens
Tanya Heffley
Sally Terrell
Brenda Brown
Karen Francis
Claudia
Midland
Rae Drake
Vickie Parsley
Jane Willis
Monna Cullison
Linda Workman
Judy Fish
Linda Hinds
Sonya Sylvester
Sharon Collenbaugh
Ellen Duke
Sandy Harris
Judy Malone
Jackie Moore
Colleen Donagher
Linda Hall
Vicki Goodwin
Janice Thomas
Diana Benham
Mary Ruth Carr
Shirley Rhodes
Carol Fry
Brenda Gabbard
Rita Hale
Jane Laramore
Linda Olphin
Pamela Moehmann
Diane Smit
Jeanne Heaton
Cathy Johnson
Bonnie
AEC Plans Large Scale Radiation Exposure Study
The Atomic Energy Commission will spend about 3 million dollars over years to expose 1,000 dogs and 10,000 smaller animals to radioactive pollution. The goal is to assess damage from airborne radiation to mammals and inform human risk near reactor accidents and nuclear fallout. Breeding beagles will provide a long lived strain for the experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Tor
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Wreck Triggers Power Cut near Linton Armory
Police say 18 year old Bob Pershing of Worthington drove into a utility pole near the National Guard Armory at 12 30 a m causing wires to touch and blow a fuse. He was fined 18 75 dollars for reckless driving. No injuries reported. The blackout disrupted Sandborn Lyons and surrounding areas with a prior pole accident nearby three days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
National Guard
Bob Pershing
Worthington
Pershing
Justice of the Peace Court of Ellet Meurer
Goose Pond Point
Sandborn
Lyons
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