Puppies Found Homes After roadside dumping Incident
Rodney Haworth and a friend rescued three pups after a vehicle dumped four puppies on conserved grounds. two are black and white, one is brown and white. George and Jessie Haworth seek homes for the three remaining puppies, asking interested adopters to call 847-9323. The item also promotes a Greene County blood donor program kickoff at a Tuesday dinner meeting.
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Rodney Haworth
Conservation Club
Rodney
George
Jessie Haworth
Haworths
Greene County
Hospital Guild
National Clearing House
American Association of Blood Banks
American Red Cross
Greene
Tot Backs From Would-be Rescuer Into Trailer Fire
In Indianapolis a one year old girl, June F Haymaker, died as a trailer home burned after kerosene used for cleaning ignited by a pilot light. Neighbor O Dell Gann 20 rescued Gary Haymaker 2 but could not reach June who backed away from danger. Gary and Mrs Haymaker were treated for burns with Gary in fair condition.
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Indianapolis
Wwon
June F. Haymaker
John E. Haymaker
Gary
Gann
Haymaker
Lew
Gary Haymaker
Marion County General Hospital
Two Hospitalized After Auto Wreck On State Highway 57
A 1961 Ford driven by Clifford Dale Johnson crossed the center line on a bridge near Newberry and collided head on with Donald Edmond Sterns's 1962 Ford pickup. Both drivers were hospitalized in fair condition at Freeman Greene County Hospital. Johnson was arrested by Trooper Mel Kline for crossing the center line. Sterns reported a missing cash haul from vending machines.
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Newberry
Ford
Clifford Dale Johnson
Worthington
Donald Edmond Sterns
Shoals
Johnson
Mel Kline
Sterns
Freeman Greene County Hospital
Fire damages Padgett home in Sunday blaze
A fire of undetermined origin caused about 100 in damage to Logan Padgett s home at 860 BSt SE on Sunday. Fire officials say bedding clothing and kitchen flooring were destroyed and the blaze began at 12 30 p m.
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Logan Padgett
Indiana Sees Warmest Weather of Year Across State
The warmest weather of the year arrived in Indiana with June heat pushing upper 80s in cities like South Bend Lafayette Indianapolis Evansville Fort Wayne and Chicago. Forecasts expect continued heat with highs in the upper 80s to 90s and little day to day variation through the week.
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United Press International
Indiana
South Bend
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Louisville
Cincinnati
Lafayette OS
Bible Class to Meet Hosts Pitch-In Dinner
Members of the Delta Alpha Bible Class of the First Christian Church will meet Tuesday at 6 30 p m in the church basement to entertain their husbands with a pitch in dinner.
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Delta Alpha Bible Class
The
First Christian Church
Trouble North of Birmingham Los Angeles Desegregation Debate
A Los Angeles civil rights meeting spotlighted de facto segregation in the city with 350 000 Negro residents and 515 000 countywide Many urged support for Birmingham and stressed LA issues such as brutality housing and employment discrimination NAACP CORE and NAACP leaders pressed for equal opportunity while officials denied segregated schools.
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Los Angeles
Pasadena
SCOR
Congress At Racial Equality Core
National
On For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Vaneanette
RM Rie
Ley Field
Birmingham
Ala
Christopher Taylor
William H. Parker
F. Daniel Gray
Jack P. Crowther
Negroes Plan Mass Protest March in Detroit
Detroit faces rising racial tension as plan is announced for a June 23 peaceful march in downtown Detroit aimed at drawing about 100000 participants in sympathy with southern Negroes. Leaders cite housing education and jobs as core issues and note past riots and ongoing segregation in the city.
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Detroit
wWwPn
Motor City
George Edwards
Record Death Mark Set for Weekend
Americans tolled a record highway death mark for the long Memorial Day weekend as the 102 hour period closed with 509 deaths from traffic accidents. California led with 59 fatalities, New York 42, Texas 28, Ohio 24, and Pennsylvania 23, surpassing the previous 102 hour high of 426 in 1961.
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United Press International
National Safety Council
Council
California
New York
Texas
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Grand Jury Indicts Two in Vincennes
A Knox County grand jury indicted Linwell E. Candler and Mrs. Mabel Ryan in Vincennes for selling alcohol to minors. The panel urged the Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission to review seven Vincennes taverns and liquor stores over age verification practices.
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Vincennes
Ind
Knox County Grand Jury
Linwell E. Candler
Mabel Ryan
Knox Circuit Court
Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Indiana University Law Alumni elects new officers
Karl J. Kolger of Richmond was elected president of the IU School of Law Alumni Association succeeding Robert A. Lucas of Gary. Carl D. Overmen of Indianapolis was named vice president and Jen E. Bunger Jr. of Bloomington as secretary-treasurer.
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Bloomington
Ind
Karl J. Kolger
Richmond
Indiana University School of Law Alumni Association
Sunday Kolger
Robert A. Lucas
Gary
Carl D Overmen
Indianapolis
Jen E. Bunger Jr
Bloom
Reckless Driving Charge After Bloomfield wreck
Newton G Talley 17 of Newberry Ic was ticketed for reckless driving after a collision at 10 20 p m Saturday one mile west of Bloomfield on Kwy 54 Hunt ers Drive in caused by Talley pulling onto the highway while Charln D Hunter 18 of rt 3 Bloomfield was headed west turning into the drive in The two cars suffered 200 in total damage Hunter’s rear panel bumper and taillight were damaged and Talley’s front end was damaged Greene County Deputy Sheriff Jess Martin investigated the accident
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Newton G. Talley
Newberry
Ic. 1
Bloomfield
Greene County
Jess Martin
Talley
Charln D. Hunter
Rtc. 3
Hunter Auto
Wife Shoots Husband After Argument in Jasonville
Greene County sheriff reports Norma Carter 44 shot her husband Chelsea Carter 43 in the left hand at 2 30 a m Sunday at their home using a .25 caliber pistol. Incident under investigation.
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Greene County
Merchants to Meet at Roosevelt Hotel
The Linton Retail Merchants Association will meet at 9 30 a m Tuesday at the Roosevelt Hotel to discuss local business and plans.
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Linton Retail Merchants Association
Roosevelt Hotel
Pope John XXIII Dies World Mourns Catholic Leader
Vatican City reports Pope John XXIII dies at 81 after days of final agony. Vatican Radio says he remained unconscious with heart activity lingering. camerlengo and church officials prepare for papal succession. Three area youths face sentencing in ongoing Greene County cases stemming from a year and a half of break ins, thefts, and vandalism.
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Greene County
Stanley Mills
Hymera
Ronald Edmondson
George Griffith
William F
Sunderland
Vatican City
John XXIII
Vatican Radio
Vatican Ki
Vatican
Poe
Ccleach
Sala Roun Yny Brothers
Justice Department Goes to Court to Stop Gov Wallace
The Justice Department seeks an injunction in federal court to block Gov George Wallace from standing in the schoolhouse door to prevent integration at the University of Alabama. Wallace planned not to attend but would be represented. two Negro students were to enroll on June 10.
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Birmingham
Ala
Justice Department
George Wallace
University of Alabama
New York
U. S
Seybourn Lynne
Wallace
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
University of Mississippi
National Guard
Peyton Norville
Vivian Malone
Tuscaloosa
David McGlethery
Huntsville Center
Alabama
Linton Band Parents Urged to Attend Urgent Meeting
Linton Band Parents are asked to attend a special urgent meeting in the Band Room at 7:30 p m Tuesday. All band parents are urged to attend due to the meeting's importance.
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Linton
Divorce suit filed in Greene Circuit Court
Norma Jean St. John files for divorce from Thomas Glen St. John in Greene Circuit Court at Bloomfield today.
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Greene Circuit
Bloomfield
Norma Jean St. John
Thomas Glen St. John
Linton Kickoff for Clean-up Paint-up Fix-up Week
Linton residents begin a city wide effort called Clean-up Paint-up Fix-up Week with east side pickups free this week and west side service scheduled for June 10. The campaign urges homeowners to tidy garages attics fences and other areas while paint stores offer discounts to spruce up properties.
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Linton
City Sanitation Dept
Main St
Main
Meader Urges Bipartisan Commission on Foreign Aid Reforms
Rep George Meader of Michigan proposed a 12 member bipartisan federal commission to continue and deepen examination of the U S foreign aid program. He cited the Clay committee's work as excellent yet insufficient and urged a Hoover era style panel to provide specific reforms.
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Washington
Clay Committee
George Meader
Rmich
House
Meader
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Hoover
Clay Committeee
Pope seeks crucifix for coffin from Milan junk shop
Vatican says Pope John XXIII asked to be buried with his favorite crucifix bought from a Milan junk dealer in 1926 for about 80 dollars. The small relic once belonged to an abbot in Milan and was later paid for by the Pope a year later.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Vatican
Milan
John
Elizabeth Rice Returned to St Anthony Hospital
In hospital Elizabeth Rice has been returned to the St Anthony House. She is in coma and receiving care as doctors evaluate her condition.
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Elizabeth Rice
The
St. Anthony Hosee
Com
Corn Club Meeting Tonight in Bloam Field Court House
The Greene County Corn Club plans a 7 30 p m gathering in the Agriculture room of the court house in Bloam field tonight. The meeting aims to discuss corn growing methods and club activities with members invited to attend.
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Greene County Corn Club
Court House
Bloam@field
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