City kennels fed well says police chief and reader letters
Police chief Bob Hemmerling defended city kennels noting dogs are well cared for by police and street crews though feeding may occur after hours and at personal cost. The column also shares old local photos and notes about a 1903 Elk Horn Drug booklet and a senator’s call to study morning glory seeds as a narcotic.
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Bob Hemmerling
Bob
Benford Reynolds
Linton Call
Elk Horn
South Main Street
E. T. Sherwood
J. C
Ginger) Ferrell
James
Jim) Jackson
Linton
Chicks Burn to Death in Farm Brooder Fire
A fire caused by defective wiring destroyed a $25,000 brooder on a farm near Otterbein Indiana killing more than 7,700 baby chicks. Fire crews from Pine Village and Otterbein responded to the Monday night blaze and confirmed total loss.
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Otterbein
Ind
Here
Glenn Rhodes
Pine Village
Male impulse buying rises when husband tags along
A New York food marketing survey finds that male impulse buying increases when husbands accompany wives at the supermarket. Beer and frozen foods are among popular selections, with total spending reaching about 316 615 dollars in the study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Armed Service Pay Raise Moves Toward Senate Passage
The Senate expected to approve a $1.2 billion general military pay raise effective Oct 1 for about 1.9 million officers and enlisted personnel. The plan would raise monthly pay by $5 to $120 for many, with Senate changes reducing some House increases and reallocating funds to mid and lower ranks. The measure, supported by the administration, aims to retain personnel and foster military careers, with final compromise to come from a House Senate conference.
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Washington
Senate
House
Senate Armed Services Committee
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
Cannon
Cannon Group
Invasion Force Lands Near Fort Liberte in Haiti
Exiled Haitian rebels claimed a 500-man force landed at Fort Liberte from the Dominican Republic and planned to seize Cap Haitien and march on Port au Prince to topple President Duvalier. Dominican and Haitian reports differed, with questions about actual strength and early clashes.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Fort Liberte
Santo
Domingo
Capi
Republic
Paul Verna
Corso
Trout
Limonade
Cap Haitien
Verna
Democratic National Union Udn
Caribbean
UDN
Leon Cantave
Francois Duvalier
St. Marc
Reward May Stir Arrest of Killers in Hammond
Hammond police offered a $1,000 reward to spur tips in the double murder of railroad workers Roy Bottorf and Paul Overstreet who were shot in Hammond Indiana while waiting for tower clearance. Detectives with no suspects or motive questioned yard employees and ex-employees as they pursued leads. Roy E Davidson Grand Chief Engineer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers announced the award in Cincinnati.
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Hammond
Ind
Ray Johnson
Roy M. Bottorf
Lansing
Ill
Paul Overstreet
Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad
Roy E. Davidson
Cleveland
Ohio
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Cincinnati
Hitch Time Out For Military Men
Defense Department reduces enlistment to six years for youths 17 to 18 who sign directly into the reserves. A draft call for 17 000 Army recruits in October is issued to replace draftees discharged after the Berlin crisis of 1961. Enlistees will spend more time on active service.
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Washington
Defense Department
Berlin
Linton Men Named to Federal Grand Jury Panel
Cecil Shelton and Maurice L. Witty of Linton were named to the 18 member Federal Grand Jury panel called by Judge William E. Steckler. The jury will sit about two weeks, per United States Attorney Richard P. Stein.
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Cecil Shelton
Maurice L. Witty
Linton
Federal Grand Jury
William E. Steckler
United States
Richard P. Stein
St Louis College Develops Sustained Release Aspirin
The St Louis College of Pharmacy reports a new aspirin tablet enabling an immediate therapeutic dose with gradual release of the remaining drug. Professor Paul V. Maney, director of the Industrial Pharmacy Department, authored the paper announcing the advance.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis College of Pharmacy
Paul V. Maney
Industrial Pharmacy Department
Bloomfield Man Pleads Guilty to Public Intoxication
Ray Collings, 48, of Bloomfield, appeared in Greene circuit court and pleaded guilty to public intoxication. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs and sentenced to six months at Indiana State Farm with four months suspended.
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Ray Collings
Bloomfield
Greene
Indiana State Farm
Man Injured in Traffic Accident at Highway Intersection
James Leslie Stewart, 49, of Battle Creek Michigan, charged with failure to stop at a stop sign after a collision at 2 20 p m Monday at the intersection of highways 54 and 445. Debiigs Esthe Roberts, 36, of Itc 1 Solsberry, drove the other car. Both vehicles were a total loss. Stewart fled after the crash but returned after reporting a sore right shoulder and was treated and released.
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James Leslie Stewart
Battle Creek
Mich
Stewart
Debiigs Esthe
Roberts
Itc. 1
Solsberry
Patching and resurfacing compounds touted for factory floors
Westbury New York report quotes Robert Nagel president of Preco Chemical Corp claiming forklift traffic harms modern factory floors. Nagel promotes his company’s patching and resurfacing compounds as solutions to floor damage.
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Westbury
N.Y
Robert Nagel
Preco Chemical Corp
Wirtz Faces House Committee on Progress Report
Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz testified before the House Commerce Committee on progress in renewed union air management talks. Chairman Oren Harris seeks Wirtz’s view before deciding on action to end the work rules dispute and possible ICC mediation.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
House Commerce Committee
Air Management
Oren Harris
Wirtz
House
Senate Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Interstate Emerce Commission
ICC
Alphonso Bell
Calif
Bell
Space Center
Clifford Ford Case
Ladoga Bank Robbers Quietly Steal 15130
State police and the FBI hunt for two men who robbed the Ladoga State Bank at noon to seize 15130. The pair spoke softly, ordered staff and a customer to the floor, and drove off in a car. Bank officials described the robbers as polite and unhurried during the heist.
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Ladoga
Ind
Wwpr
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Lawrence Brown
Ernest Ball
Gasoline Fire Burns Woman In Basement Laundry
Mrs. John Yaw of 489 A street Northeast suffered burns to hands and feet while cleaning clothes in her basement using gasoline at 430 PM. A spark from rubbing garments ignited the gasoline and the fire damaged carpet kitchen and furnishings as smoke filled the house. Firemen quickly extinguished the blaze and she was treated by a local doctor and released.
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John Yaw
St. N-E
Linton
Yaw
U S Civil Aircraft Market Poised for Mitsubishi Light Twin
New York wa Japan plans to invade the U S civil aircraft market with the Mitsubishi light twin monoplane. Mooney Aircraft Co of Kerrville Texas will handle distribution in the United States and offer engines from Canadian Flatt and Whitney PT 6 or French Turbomeca Astazou.
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New York
Japan
U. S
Mooney Aircraft,Co
Kerrville, Tex
United States to Impose Tariff Retaliation on Common Market
The United States will retaliate against Common Market duties on American poultry by withdrawing tariff concessions on 19 items including wine trucks and buses, photographic supplies, brandy, and radios. Hearings begin September 4 to decide exact tariff increases. The move follows West Germany raising poultry duties and seeks balance under GATT rules.
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Washington
United States
Christian A. Herter
Kennedy
U.S
Herter
West Germany
U. S
Hierter
Second Tennessee School Begins Desegregation
A rural Tennessee school starts voluntary desegregation with five Black students set to attend Livingston Academy. Ten Black students begin classes at Clay County High School, inaugurating the South's first desegregation of the 1963-64 year. National protests and demonstrations accompany the nationwide movement.
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Tennessee
Livingston Academy
Clay Couny High School
Cesena
Tenn
South
Chicago
South Side
New York
Atlantic City Hall
Athens
Chattanooga
Gayisden
Ala
A. B. Cunningham
Memphis
U. S
Bailey Brown
Jackson City
West Tennessee
Pine Bluff
Ark
Chapel Hill
N. C
Test Ban Signing May Ease Russ- Africa Debate
UNITED NATIONS N Y Western diplomats expect the Moscow signed test ban treaty to soften the Soviet stance in the UN debate on South Africa apartheid. Fedorenko may still attack South Africa while Britain plans to urge moderation and abolition of apartheid theory. African members push for an arms embargo with Ghana Philippines and Morocco backing the proposal.
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United Nations
N.Y
Moscow
Soviet Union
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
United States
Fedorenko
South Africa
Britain
Patrick Dean
Ghana
Philippines
Morocco
Security Council
Council
U.S
Adlai Stevenson
Abbott Divorce Filed in Greene Circuit Court
Caroldon Leon Abbott files for divorce from Norma Abbott in Greene Circuit Court Bloomfield today. Abbott seeks dissolution of marriage and related relief in the formal filing.
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Greene Circuit
Bloomfield
Caroldon
Leon Abbott
Norma Abbott
4-H Club Judging Results Highlight Local Winners
Results from the 4-H judging show list participants by name and club across categories. Winners include Floyd Freeman Judy Hale and Susan Hanauer with blue ribbons in several age classes. Other top placings feature Tommy Jackson Ruana Newsom Paul Carrico and Jerry Newsom from Worthington Switz City Bloomfield Linton and Eastern districts across heifer steers and groupings with sweepstakes and reserve awards.
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Angus
Judy Hale
Worthington
Paul Carrico
Switz City
Joe Burns
Floyd Freeman
Douglas Thompson
Susan Hanauer
Bloomfield
Tommy Jackson
Nancy Hanauer
Sue Ramsey
Mineral
Douglas
Timmy Hale
Ruana Newsom
Stanley Graves
Jerry Newsom
Delea Newsom
Sugjan = Marters
Jet Crooke
James Maners
Jay Stalcup
Joan Stalcup
L and M
Rita Sue Carrico
Karen Burkett
Mike Burkett
Eastern
Connie McKinley
Easteen
John Crooke
Bob Kirkham
Su San Maners
Billy Carpenter
Linton
Patty Thompson
Worthinton
Larry Sullivan
Gary Sullivan
Clouds Return as Indiana Sees Warm Humid Spell Break
Clouds cover hot Indiana sunshine as scattered showers dampen markets this week. Hoosiers face cooler highs 75 to 82 north and mid 80s south with minimal rainfall totals under 0.01 inch in Indianapolis and traces in Lafayette. Showers and thunder showers are forecast through Wednesday across central and southern Indiana with temperatures near 80 to mid 80s and partly cloudy conditions by Thursday.
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United Press International
Linton Scout Named Officer in C of A
Curtis Wilkinson of Linton was named Vice Chief of the Order of the Arrow at White River Council lodge 212 meeting at Camp Wapeham near Bloomington. Richard Sundt Ellettsville was Lodge Chief Jeff McCracken Paoli secretary Doug Carter Bloomington treasurer.
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Curtis Wilkinson
Linton
Order of the Arrow
White River
Camp Wapeham
Bloomington
Richard Sundt
Ellettsville
Jeff McCracken
Paoli
Doug Carter
Wilkinson
Order of Arrow
Sieation
Atte Oes
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Glenburn School
Leroy McBride
Lexie Smith
Old Grove
Hugh Lash
Joe Turner
Vance Sappenfield
Saul
John Dixon
Hartke
Congress
Glassport
Pittsburgh
Haitian
Committee
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