Local Library Thanks and Pet Reunion Highlight Community News
Mrs Alta White secretary of Worthington-Jefferson Township Public Library thanks us for sending the paper and enjoys Mine Run. We offer complimentary subscriptions to libraries and school libraries and invite corrections to our list. A police officer humorously recovers missing speakers via a fortuitous clue. Rex Kirchoff reports a dog reunion after a honey colored stray matches a missing pet description. National Allergy Month announced August 15 to September 15 aims to aid hay fever sufferers amid ragweed season. New Indiana Official Highway maps with local epic attractions are available at the office while supplies last. First come, first served.
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Yeterday
Alta White
Worthington - Jefferson Township
Daily Citizen
Rex Kirchoff
Frank Gravemier
Frank
Allergy Foundation of America
Teller's Charge Not Valid Says Kennedy in Meeting
Washington report on the clash between Dr. Edward Teller and President Kennedy over whether the US halted 1961 nuclear tests for political reasons. Kennedy called Teller's charge not valid as Teller urged behind closed doors testimony. Three experts testified on safeguards and future testing while Teller warned Russia could win if it cheated.
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Kennedy
Washington
Edward Teller
United States
Teller
Senate
Dr. Teller
Shots Needed by School Children Says Dr Rotman
Greene County Health Department urges Greene County School Authorities to require evidence of immunization for all beginning students. Vaccines include smallpox Diphtheria Whooping Cough and Lockjaw. Unvaccinated beginners should obtain vaccines from a family physician or health officer if unable to pay.
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Greene County Health Department
Greene County
Harry G. Rotman
Subsidies Keep Lesser Cigarette Brands Shown in Vending Aisles
A New York World Telegram report says major manufacturers subsidize vending machine operators to stock weaker cigarette brands. The practice aims to keep less popular products available despite lower sales.
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New York
Kizer Leads List of Dems for Indiana Governor Nomination
Indiana State Sen. Marshall F. Kizer Ply mouth stands as a leading candidate for the 1964 Democratic gubernatorial nomination. He travels with fellow hopefuls to French Lick for the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association meeting and taps party chairs across about 30 counties. Other contenders include John A. Watkins Clifton Green Rep. Robert L. Rock Thomas Lemon Vance Hartke allies and more, with the backstage race likely to be decided by the Statehouse machine after the fall mayoral vote.
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Indianapolis
Marshall F. Kizer
Plymouth
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
French Lick
Kizer
Senate
Welsh
John A. Watkins
The
Bloomfield World
Cliffton Green
Wels
Indiana Port Commission
Green
Greene County
Anderson
Ralph Ferguson
Rock
Bloomington
Thomas Lemon
Statehouse
Vance Hartke
Hartke
John Ax
Linton
Richard Stoner
Columbus
9Th District
James C. Courtney
Albert A. Steinwedel
Seymour
Adj
John S. Anderson
Shelbyville
Roger D. Branigin
Lafayette
Indiana State Bar Association
Statehouse Machine
Henry F. Schricker
Fred L. Feick
Garrett
Libel award to Wallace Butts tops for sports figures
Wallace Butts won a $3,060,000 libel damages verdict against the Saturday Evening Post in federal court. The award, the second largest in libel cases, followed weeks of testimony and involved claims that an article harmed Butts’s reputation tied to football at the University of Georgia. The Post said it will appeal.
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Atlanta
Wallace Butts
University of Georgia
Saturday Evening Post
Butts
Georgia
John Gregory
Georgia Athletic
Johnny Griffith
Gregory
Curtis Publishing Co
New York
Internal Revenue Service
Washington
Supreme Court
John Henry Faulk
Aware, Inc
Faulk
Aware
Columbia Broadcasting System
The
Post
Alabama
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Bryant
Birmingham
Venus
Meredith to devote nine months to underprivileged education fund
James Meredith, first African American Ole Miss graduate, will spend nine months creating the James Meredith Fund to help underprivileged Americans obtain an education. The fund would assist all underprivileged people and prioritize better opportunities for Black students in Mississippi. He plans to live in Washington during the project and his wife will pursue graduate work at Howard University. Meredith spoke at Indiana University to the National Student Association.
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Bloomington
Ind
dPl
James Meredith
Meredith
National Student Association
University of Mississippi
Mississippi
Washington
Howard University
Association
Indiana University
Ford Lays Off Up To 30000 If Chicago Strike Persists
Ford Motor Co. warns nearly 30,000 workers at 20 plants could be laid off if the six day Chicago Heights stamping plant strike is not settled by Thursday. United Auto Workers Local 588 began a Friday strike after failed safety grievance talks, affecting 10,500 workers already idled at seven plants.
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Chicago
Ford Motor Co
Chicago Heights
United Auto Workers Local 588
Ford
International Union
Iocal
Dearborn
Dearborn Iron Foundry
Sharonville
Ohio
Livonia
Mich
Indianapoli
Sandusky
Ypsilanti
Lawsonville
Sentence Suspended On Four Provisions
Thomas Eugene Smith 17 of Freedom pled guilty in Greene county circuit court to petit larceny for stealing two speakers from Linton Drive in theater Monday. Edward Lee Oliver of Bloomington and Larry Eugene Gentry of Spencer also pleaded guilty and were fined 25 dollars with six months at the Indiana State Farm suspended. They must avoid law violations, pay restitution in 15 days, be home by 10 PM unless with an adult, and not drive a motor vehicle for six months. Juvenile case referred to Owen county authorities.
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Thomas Eugene Smith
Freedom
Greene County
Linton Drive
Edward Lee Oliver
Bloomington
Rtc
Larry Eugene Gentry
Spencer Rtc
Edwin B. Long
Indiana State Farm
Owen County
Money found linked to Glasgow-London mail train heist
London police recovered 84 009 dollars hidden in a house trailer tied to the 7.3 million dollar Glasgow to London mail train robbery. Scotland Yard nears more arrests as fund total rises to 768 031 dollars. Police in Glasgow retrieve torn five pound notes, hunt suspects described as a man and a woman, and note earlier stashes near Box Hill and Woods. Five people have been arrested so far with substantial loot already recovered.
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London
Wren
Scotland Yard
Cheddington
Glasgow
Scotland
Box Hill
Surrey
Martial Law Declared as Diem Cracks Down in Viet Nam
President Ngo Dinh Diem proclaims martial law across South Viet Nam and deploys troops to seize Buddhist pagodas. More than 100 monks arrested as tear gas, gunfire, and grenades used in raids amid ongoing religious political crisis. New Saigon military governor and chief of staff appointed. US ambassador-designate Lodge arriving, would not comment.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Mainlandi
Diem
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Frederick Nolting
Lodge
Tokyo
Indiana Education Group tightens rules on lavish school buildings
The Indiana Commission on General Education adopted a policy banning lavish buildings and oversized gymnasiums. It aims to shift funds from construction to curriculum, noting projected needs of 10,000 more classrooms by 1973 at current prices totaling about 500 million dollars.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Commission On General Education
Commission
William E. Wilson
Wilson
Indiana
Miners entombed in cave-in near Hazelton face grim wait
Rescue teams say no progress in reaching three miners buried 331 feet underground nine days after the Aug. 16 cave-in. Louis Bova 42 is believed injured and without food, while David Fellin 58 and Henry Throne 28 are in fairly good condition. A narrow contact hole supplies food and water as crews prepare the next phase of rescue attempts.
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Bob Gunnerman
Hazelton
Herman Crasher
Louis Bova
David Fellin
Henry Throne
Bova
Peter Bova
Lou
Feluin
Throne
Fellin
Volkiers
Shoe polish impulse buys rise with display in markets
IVPLUSE reports that shoe polish sells more in supermarkets than any other outlet but only about one in 100 include it on their grocery list. Irving Bottner of Esquire Shoe Care Products says display prominence drives purchases and impulse buying increases with visibility.
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New York
Irving J. Bottner
Esquire Shoe Car Products
Bottner
Bomb hits home of Alabama integration leader
A bomb exploded at the Birmingham home of attorney Arthur Shores, a key figure in Alabama integration battles. The blast created a two foot crater, shattered windows, damaged cars and a room, as about 2000 angry protesters gathered. One police officer was hit by a rock. no serious injuries reported.
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Birmingham
Ala
Arthur Shores
Alabama
Fines Assessed In Greene Circuit Court
Willard Lynch 47 pleaded guilty to indecent exposure in Greene circuit court Bloomfield. He was fined 25 dollars and costs and given a 90 day sentence suspended at the Indiana State Farm. A second count of public intoxication was dismissed. Carl Pearson 61 of Bloomfield was fined 25 dollars and costs and given 30 days at the Indiana State Farm for public intoxication after arrest in Grandview cemetery Tuesday.
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Willard Lynch
Greene
Bloomfield
Indiana State Farm
James Sparks
Carl Pearson
Grandview Cemetery
Divorces Filed in Greene Circuit Court
Two divorce petitions were filed in Greene Circuit Court this morning. Plaintiffs listed are Shirley Jean Cox versus Robert Com and Katherine versus Andrew Rossman.
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Greene
Shirley Jean Cox
Robert Com
Katherine
Andrew Rossman
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