Trooper Shoots Man Resisting Arrest in Rushville
Rushville Indiana authorities report Edward Leroy Johnson 24 of Oldenburg died en route to Rush Memorial Hospital after an Indiana State Police trooper shot him during an attempted arrest. Trooper Wayne Miller fired three warnings and then shots as Johnson allegedly fled and resisted while officers pursued him near Buena Vista Anklin County.
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Rushville
Ind
Upp
Edward Leroy Johnson
Oldenburg
Rush Memorial Hospital
Indiana
Johnson
Wayne Miller
Versailles Post
Miller
Dee- Ailes
R.R. 2
Laurel
Ailes
Hugh Chambers
Buena Vista
Anklin County
Ripley County
Live stock report from Indianapolis market
Ho ars hogs 3 900. Barrows and gilts mostly steady with late strength on 190 250 lb at 18.00 18.50. 170 190 lb 17.00 18.00. Sows steady. 275 330 lb 16.00 17.00. 330 374 lb 15.00 16.00. 375 450 lb 14.00 15.00. 450 600 lb 13.25 14.00. Cattle 200, calves 25. steers, cows, bulls steady in cleanup. Few head low good to low choice steers 22.00 24.50. canner/cutter/utility cows 13.00 15.50. cutters/bulls 18.00 19.00. Dealers steady 25.00 27.00. standards to good 20.00 24.50. 100, few good to prime 18.00 21.00. lambs too limited to test.
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Indianapolis
Down and Out Man Charged in Robbery
Evansville Indiana police report 53 year old John Hopper charged with armed robbery in the December Royal Supermarket holdup that netted over 9000 dollars. FBI state police and local authorities arrested Hopper at a friend’s home eight miles west of Evansville near Indiana 460. He faced Vanderburgh Circuit Court appearance. Three assailants struck store owner Joe Rupp with a blackjack and escaped with the cash. Hopper described as appearing down and out.
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Evansville
Ind
Jpi
John Hopper
Royal
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hopper
Here
Indiana 460
Vanderburgh
Joe Rupp
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing
Thursday admissions include Odes Quillen Bloomfield Richard Roberts Linton Ernest Roberts Owensburg Today James Leonard Sr Crane Erwin M Hollen Jr Linton Discharges include Lester Zinz Jasonville Roxy Hedrick Linton Mrs Vonda Collins Worthington Mrs Jerry Chapman and baby Linton Records show patient movements by community and name
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Odes
Quillen
Bloomfield
Richard Roberts
Linton
Ernest Roberts
Owensburg
James Leonard, Sr
Crane Erwin M. Hollen, Jr
Lester Zinz
Jasonville
Roxy Hedrick
Vonda Collins
Worthington
Jerry
Chapman and Baby
Home study students near college enrollment in 1962
The National Home Study Council reports about 3.5 million Americans studied at home in 1962, up 470000 people or 40 percent from 1960, when the last survey was done.
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Washington
United States
National Home Study Council
Pie a la Mode Origin Tied to Cambridge NY Hotel
Cambridge New York lore traces the dessert origin to 1896 when Professor Charles Townsend popularized pie a la mode at the Hotel Cambridge. A Delmonico’s menu nod and New York Sun feature helped spread the term nationally. Walter Gann cites local radio announcer Roy Schoet and Cambridge’s resort status as key factors.
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Cambridge
N. Y
Charles Watson Townsend
Berry Hall
Townsend
Delmonico
New York City
Delmonixs
Walter Gann
New York
Gann
Roy Schoet
Saratoga Raceway
Schoet
California
Givenchy Fall Paris Show Highlights Wider Shoulders and Fitted Waists
Paris fashion notes describe Hubert Givenchy opting for broader shoulders yet knee length skirts and a fitted waist. Buyers observed day and evening jackets with riding habit shaping and peplum like fullness, plus several black suits.
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Givenchy
Joan Crawford
Dior
Balenciaga Lines Signal Longer Winter Skirts and Loose Waists
Paris fashion notes Balenciaga at 68 unveils winter line with longer jackets and skirts inch below the knee. Buyers call his suits loose waists and casual colorful tweeds while Givenchy brings back the waist in contrast.
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Paris
Oracle of Paris
Cristobal Balenciaga
Balenciaga
Hubert de Givenchy
Givenchy
Funeral Rites Set For Former Linton Resident Webb Miller
Funeral services were held at the Gill chapel in Washington for Wilbur Webb Miller a former Linton resident who died Monday He died while opening the Jay C store in Shelbyville where he was manager Miller left Linton 22 years ago to move to Washington later worked for Kroger in Washington and moved to Shelbyville two years ago He belonged to Shelburn Baptist church and Linton Lodge No 560 F and A M Survivors include his widow Mrs Dorothy Haymen Miller a son William his mother Mrs Mary Miller and two brothers
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Gill Chapel
Washington
Wilbur “Webb” Miller
Linton
Jay C
Shelbyville
Miller
Kroger
Shelburn Baptist Church
Linton Lodge
Dorothy Haymen Miller
William
Mary Miller
Chinese Struggles in India Over Blending and Persecution
In India a small Chinese community of 17 219 faces harassment and mass detentions after border clashes with China. About 3 000 jailed or deported in a year with 2 300 leaving for Communist China while 700 prefer Indian camps.
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New Delhi
India
Asia
China
Calcutta
Assam
Shillong
Deoli
Rajasthan
Peking
Land values rise as farm and nonfarm demand grows
Agriculture department experts predict farm land values will reach 135 dollars per acre by next March 1, up from 130 a year earlier, amid strong demand for rural property from both farm and nonfarm buyers.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Autos Dominate Material Use in Nation
New York autos consume about one fifth of the nation’s steel and 60 percent of its rubber while consuming major shares of aluminum glass zinc and nickel as postwar demand surges.
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New York
Janitors Weigh Strike Over Brazil Schools Wage Talks
Brazil Indiana may face a janitor strike as 12 workers seek wage increases and UMW representation in negotiations with the school board. Superintendent Coplen argues higher pay per pupil and overstaffing, noting two workers will be cut after August 23.
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Brazil
Ind
Brazil City
United Mine Workers Union
UMW
Marion Coplen
Coplen
Cities Act To Cut Fallout From Plant Emissions
New Albany Indiana and Louisville Kentucky residents face ash fallout from the Gallagher plant. Indiana Public Service Co with PSC says changes to four boilers will finish in three to four weeks to reduce unburned coal and ash deposits.
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New Albany
Ind
Louisville
Fred Nicoson
Indiana Public Service Co
Citizens Group
PSC
Gallagher
City
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Linton Daily Citizen
Joe B
Warren H. Onken
James Ll. Coudret
Mister Breger
Estment Securities
Maynard H. Baggio
J. Brown & Co., Inc
E. Mata
Peaceful Valley
Newark
Olaf Anderson
Fall
Hubert Givenchy
Givennhy
House of Dior
Kensteigerwald
Mgr
South Main
Wabace
Selvien
Ons
Argentina
Arturo Illia
Illia
Arturo Frondizi
Spencer
Optical Company
N. Main St
Spencer, Ind
Bel-Air
Ford
P.S
Plymouth
Edsel
Ideal Farm Truck
Fairlane
Biscayne
Wheeler
HY Abe
Saseaean
Blue Sunoco Gasoline
Sunoco
Greene County
SUN Oil Company
Clermont, Ind
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