Even Dog Tags Serve As Status Symbols
Washington report describes the District of Columbia auto license system where the first 100 tag numbers confer status. White House dogs receive top numbers while Pushinka shifts to lower numbers. Norman Bowles Jr. learns his chihuahua Ginger Boy holds No. 9 over Pushinka, prompting a mix of envy and humor.
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District of Columbia
White House
G.boy
Tucker
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Ike
Richard M. Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Jefferson
Chihuahua
Ginger Boy
Pushinka
Plan Special Program at Glenburn Methodist Church
The Glenburn Methodist Church announces a Christmas family night this Saturday. A 6 30 p.m. covered dish supper precedes a planned program and a grab bag gift exchange with Santa Claus expected.
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Glenburn Methodist Church
Santa Claus
Television Schedule for WITV Bloomington Listing
Central Daylight 7 30 Country Show 8 09 Cowtown Rodeo 8 30 Touchdown 9 00 Peoples Choice 9 30 Dr Christian 10 00 Frank Edwards 11 15 Tightrope 12 15 Sign Off 2 20 Ind University 4 00 Croasfire 4 30 Popeye 4 00 Chatter & Bugs 6 45 Rocky 6 00 Raffles 6 30 Wyatt Earp 7 00 Bold Journey 30 Baddie Arnold Time 5 00 Wrestling 9 00 Suspicion 1 00 Mike Hammer 1 30 Sign Off
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Dr. Christian
Frank Edwards
Ind. University
Croasfire
Popeye
Chatter & Bugs
Rocky
Raffles
Wyatt Earp
Bold Journey
Baddie Arnold
Suspicion
Mike Hammer
Southern Plaga
Ding Dong School
Crossfire
Zooroma
Television Schedule for Terre Haute Station
Channel listing for WTHI Terre Haute Indiana shows the daily lineup with Edwards News at 6 30 Marshall Dillon at 7 00 Velvet Strings at 7 30 Dobie Gillett at 8 00 Red Skelton at 8 30 Assignment Underwater Garry Moore at 9 00 and The Red Late Show at 10 00 followed by 10 30 and 11 30 news segments.
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WTHI
Terre Haute
Indiana
TD. Edwards
Marshall Dillon
Dobie Gilt
Red Skelton
Garry Moore
High Court Rules On Sit-in Cases
The Supreme Court, in its first sit-in ruling, overturned 16 Southern University students’ convictions from Baton Rouge Louisiana for disturbing the peace. The 9 0 decision limited its action to lack of evidence, not addressing broader constitutional issues. The case marked the first high court review of sit-in protests across the south.
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Washington
Lrst
Supreme Court
Anch
Baton Rouge
Southern University
Louisiana
Iney
High Court
South
Florida
David Walton Cramp Jr
Orlando
Potter Stewart
Federal Trade Commission
St. Regis Paper Co
New York
Live stock market report from Indianapolis
Markets in Indianapolis show hogs steady to strong with several instances up to 25 higher. Cattle and calves supply described with steers and heifers at average to high choice levels and cows uneven, bulls steady. Sheep and lambs mostly steady with several price ranges noted across quality grades.
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Indianapolis
Budget Chief Predicts Welsh Goal Hit By Dec 15
Indiana Budget Director John Hatchett cautioned that Governor Welsh's target to trim state personnel to 19,384 by December 31 should be reached by December 15. The plan remains within 210 of the November 30 level, with highway department cuts contributing much of the reduction. He noted no decision on next year's personnel rise and suggested possible dollar and headcount controls.
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Indianapolis
UPI
John Hatchett
Welsh
Hatchett
Indiana Highway Department
Juvenile thief 13 sentenced to Indiana Boys' School
In Marion Indiana a 13 year old boy was committed to the Indiana Boys School after being found with loot from burglaries. Judge Robert T. Caine ordered confinement until release by officials. Police traced the stolen goods to his home and three pickup trips hauled the merchandise to headquarters after his arrest on November 26.
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Marion
Ind
Npr
Indiana Boys’ School
Robert T. Caine
James Matlock
James
Printing Services Offered by Citizen Office
City office promotes printing services for commercial and private needs. Emphasizes reliable, accurate results and customer support.
Birth of Daughter Jennifer Ann Rous in Millington
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rous of Millington Tennessee announce the birth of a daughter on November 29 weighing eight pounds eleven ounces named Jennifer Ann. This is the couple’s second child. The mother is the former Cora Lee Hamilton of Worthington. Grandparents are Bernard Hamilton of Worthington and Mrs. Hamilton. Mrs. Hamilton visited for a week. Mr. Hamilton spent the weekend.
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Richard Rous
Millington
Tenn
Jennifer Ann
Cora Lee Hamilton
Worthington
Bernard Hmilton
Parks announce birth of son Michael Eugene
Dr and Mrs Herbert E Parks of Indianapolis announce birth of son Michael Eugene born November 27. He weighed eight pounds fifteen ounces and joins sister Sue. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ed rie Parks of Delphi and Doris Fulk is mother of the mother.
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Herbert E. Parks
Indianapolis
Michael Eugene
Parks
Doris Fulk
Arnold Fulk
Liston
Mr. Falk
Edriie Parks
Delphi
Id Sue
Dawn Ann Bland Is Born In Terre Haute
Mr and Mrs Donald Bland of Terre Haute announce the birth of a daughter at Freeman Greene county hospital Monday. The baby weighed seven pounds five and a half ounces and has been named Dawn Ann.
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Donald Bland
Terre Haute
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Dawn Ann
Glass Shattering In State Office Building in Indianapolis
Indiana officials cite construction inaccuracies and settlement as causes of extensive lobby glass breaks at the new multi million dollar state office building. Purdue engineer Dr J A Whalen reports on site probe with students and staff. Warranty extended to Dec 31 to determine blame. About 25 glass panel breaks noted.
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Indianapolis
Wph
Indiana State Office Building Commission
Welsh
J. A. Whalen
Purdue University School of Structural Engineering
Purdue
Winalen
Worthington CWF Holds Yale Meeting
The Worthington Christian church Women’s Fellowship held a Christmas party and meeting in the lower auditorium Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Derence Smange led the devotional on He Comes, with Mrs. Floyd Heston leading The New Spirit discussion and sharing from Luke. The session ended with carols led by Mrs. Ethel Pickard.
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Women’s Fellowship
The
Worthington Christian Church
CWF
Rosetta Rhoads
Derrence Smange
Louise McDermont
Floyd Heston
Lucille Fiscus
Heston
Dorothy Clark Wilson
Ethel Pickard
the Oregon
Body Found in Car Pulled From Ohio River
Jeffersonville Indiana authorities recovered the car and the body of George W. Reed 47 a bartender who vanished Friday night after leaving his wallet and jewelry at the tavern where he worked A three day search ended Monday with the car fished from the Ohio River at a boat ramp and Reed inside the vehicle
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Jeffersonville
Ind
George W. Reed
Ohio River
Reed
Greene circuit court records four new civil actions
Four civil actions filed in Bloomfield Greene circuit court list: Jasonville Hardware and Furniture v Emma Gorby and Guy Gorby on account. Mildred Phillips v Richard Phillips for divorce. Betty Joan Spencer v Ralph Spencer for divorce. Betty Medlock v Robert Medlock for divorce.
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Greene Circuit
Bloomfield
Jasonville Hardware and Furniture Company
Emma
Guy Gorby
Mildred Phillips
Richard Phillips
Betty Joan Spencer
Ralph Spencer
Betty Medlock
Robert Medlock
Glamour Star Narda Onyx Reveals Wartime Escape Tale
Narda Onyx, known for playing Eva Braun's sister in Hit ler, recalls being captured by Germans at age 11 in Nazi Estonian territory while attempting to flee to Sweden. She later escaped and worked as a laundress for an American anti air craft battalion led by Robert McCarthy, ex head of California DMV.
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Hollywood
Narda Onyx
Eva Braun
Allied Artists
Hitler
Estonia
Sweden
Robert McCarthy
California Department of Motor Vehicles
Switz City Central Lunch Menus For The Week
Central Switz City school cafeteria announced the weekly menu with meals from Monday to Friday. Menu items include hamburger on bun with sides, Tuesday features beans and Vienna sausage, Wednesday offers vegetable soup, Thursday serves meat loaf, and Friday presents hot chicken sandwich with sides and desserts.
Dress Revue by Linton High Home Economics Girls
Home Economics classes from eighth to eleventh grade present a dress revue in the Linton High School auditorium at 7:00 Tuesday evening. Miss Diane Barr and Miss Gretta Britton announce for eighth grade and the high school. Sophomores stage a playlet while seniors help with arrangements and freshmen serve refreshments in the home economics room after the revue.
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Linton High School
Diane Barr
Gretta Britton
Connie Dix
Mary Ellen Powell
Technicality Throws Out REMC Petition
Indiana Public Service Commission rejects a $60 million REMC power plant petition near Petersburg for technical filing errors. Hoosier Cooperative Energy Inc. may amend the petition or file a new one citing PSC authority. Allan Rables notes required statutory authority was not cited.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Public Service Commission
White River
Petersburg
PSC
Hoosier Cooperative Energy Inc
Allan Rables
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Report
Admissions include Harvey Goble Hymera Mrs Larry Miller Jasonville Kevin Chambers Springville Robert Sellars Linton Mrs James Grady Jasonville Mrs Woodrow Malone Worthington Mrs Henry Jenkinson Sandborn Mrs Jerry Myers Linton. Dismissals include Mrs Jimmie Robertson and daughter Paxton.
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Hymera
Larry Miller
Jasonville
Kevin Chambers
Springville
Robert Sellars
Linton
James Grady
Woodrow Malone
Worthington
Henry Jenkinson
Sandborn
Jerry Myers
Jimmie Robertson
Paxton
Oilers Coach Lemm Linked to Holovak via Northwestern Past
Houston Oilers coach Wally Lemm and Boston Patriots coach Mike Holovak shared a Northwestern roommate arrangement and both served on the same PT boat during their early careers.
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Houston, Tex
WUPI
Wally Lemm
Houston Oilers
American Football League
Boston Patriot
Mike Holovak
Northwestern University
P. T
Holovak
$100000 Asked in Crash Case Suit
Terre Haute man Lester Walters seeks 100000 damages in Vigo circuit court over a Dec 10 1959 accident. Walters claims permanent injuries from a collision when Neils W. Heramb Jr driving south pulled left without warning while a truck owned by Buel and Rash operated by Floyd Rash transported Walters, an electrician, and prevented him from working. Represented by Kern Beasley of Linton.
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Terre Haute
Greene County
Vigo
Lester Walters
Neils W. Heramb Jr
Walters
Floyd Rash
Jasonville
Buel and Rash
Springhill
South Seventh Street
Heramb
Full Weight of Law Stops Man's Escape in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis a 260 pound officer tackled Gilbert Tichenor as he fled from Municipal Court 4 after a holdup charge. Patrolman W D Sullivan leaped over a rail to pin him on a landing as Tichenor escaped the second story cage. Judge Charles C Daugherty ordered the bail raised from ten thousand to twenty thousand dollars.
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Indianapolis
Gilbert Tichenor
Municipal Court
Tichenor
Gordon McDonald
W. D. Sullivan
Sullivan
Charles C. Daugherty
Marion County
Daugherty
Crash in Alabama Tunnels Through Trestle Injuring Two
A Southern Railway passenger train passing through Anniston Alabama plunged a rain weakened trestle. Four baggage cars and a refrigeration car fell, injuring two people one identified as James L. Arroll of Birmingham. The other passenger was unnamed and believed to be an Army officer.
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Ale
Southern Railway
Birmingham
Atlanta
James L. Arroll
Television Tonight Wednesday Highlights
United Press International lists NBC CBS and ABC offerings for Wednesday night. Bob Hope Show features Danny Thomas Nancy Kwan James Garner and more. Other programs include Wagon Train Naked City Steve Allen Close-Up and The Gertrude Berg Show with notable guest stars and storylines.
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United Press International
Bob Hope
NBC
Bob
Danny Thomas
Nancy Kwan
James Garner
Hams
Thomas
Dan Casey
Target
Hope
Garner
Miss Kwan
Nick Adams
Flint McCullough
Steve Allen
ABC
Joey Forman
Louis Nye
Bill Dana
Tom Conway
Smothers Brothers
United Nations International School
Jamaica
N. Y
Gertrude Berg
CBS
Sarah
Naked City
Coftus Goofus
Mickey Rooney
Maureen Stapleton
Larry Blyden
Doris Dalton
Joanna Moore
Fashionable clubs strain under rising costs and stagnant dues
New York city clubs face financial pressure as rising costs outpace dues increases. Horwath & Horwath report hotel industry clients see stress, with luncheon clubs as the only segment showing moderate stability.
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Club Dues
New York
Horwath & Horwath
Calorie Counter Drinks See Sales Rise in New York Area
New York area retail sales of low calorie diet drinks reach 145 million dollars this year, up from 100 million last year. Firms respond with price cuts to cope with intensified competition among brands.
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New York
Motorists Fined at Greene County Court Hearings
Thirteen motorists paid fines at Greene County justice of the peace hearings for state police violations. Names ages and cities include John A. Kieffaber 17 Worthington improper muffler. Bernice J. Winfrey 52 Toledo disobeying stop sign. Fank Kunkel 58 Evansville disobeying stop sign. Louis Edward Hays 21 Worthington 49 mph in 30 mph zone. Thomas L. Steward 44 Brigham City disobeying stop sign. Wooster Lee Gaines 19 Indianapolis driving 75 mph. Leon Mack Wessel Jr. 18 Greenwood driving 40 mph in 30 mph zone. Douglas Leon Miller 19 Munie driving 75 mph. Victor W. Dicanio 54 Washington improper passing on road 231. Allen J. Reid 54 Indianapolis improper passing and lane usage. Louis J. Heiger 73 Fort Wayne. William A. Fisher 54 Indianapolis driving 75 mph. Harold W. Skinner 34 Indianapolis.
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Greene County
Justice of the Peace Courts
John A. Kieffaber
Worthington
Bernice J. Winfrey
Toledo
Ohio
Fank Kunkel
Evansville
Louis Edward Hays
Thomas L. Steward
Brigham City
Utah
Wooster Lee Gaines
Indianapolis
Leon Mack Wessel Jr
Greenwood
Douglas Leon Miller
Munie
Victor W. Dicanio
Washington
Allen J. Reid
Louis J. Heiger
Fort Wayne
William A. Fisher
Harold W. Skinner
Rainbow AC Suffered Historic 234-2 Loss in 1923
The Kansas City Sunflowers crushed Rainbow AC by 234 to 2 in 1923, a game many consider the worst beating in basketball history. This outlandish score reflects early, chaotic play and era-wide scoring differences in the sport.
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Kansas City
Kansas City, Kans
Sunflowers
Rainbow AC
Trial for Slaying Moves to Bedford Court
Seymour men Willard J. Swanson and Tipton Harris were granted a change of venue to Lawrence Circuit Court in Bedford. They are charged with the fatal Oct 28 shooting of Don M. Winn, Seymour city police officer, who died Nov 7 in an Indianapolis hospital.
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Seymour, Ind
Willard J. Swanson
Tipton Harris
Seymour
Lawrence Circuit Court
Bedford
Jackson Circuit Court
Don M. Winn
Seymour City
Winn
Indianapolis
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