National Scout Council elects new president at Cleveland meeting
Everett R. Phillips reports from Cleveland on the 5th National Council annual meeting of the Boy Scouts of America. Thomas J. Watson Jr. was elected national president, succeeding Ellsworth H. Augustus. The program launched Strengthen America's Heritage with Freedoms Foundation and new Emphasis initiatives were outlined alongside progress in expanding Scouting to dense and rural areas.
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Everett R. Phillips
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Worthington
Cleveland
Ohio
White River
Thomas J. Watson Jr
International Business Machines
National Scout Council
Watson
Ellsworth H. Augustus
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
Two DePauw Scholarships Awarded to Linton-Stockton Grads
Two Linton-Stockton High School graduates won DePauw University scholarships. Robert FLICKINGER, 1964 graduate, earned the Rector Scholarship on scholastic promise, character, and leadership, while Bill HUBBLE, 1962 graduate, received an Alumni scholarship after graduating from Vincennes University Junior College.
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DePauw University
Linton - Stockton
Robert Flickinger
John H. Flickinger
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Bill Hubble
Robert Hubble
Flickinger
DePauw
Edward A. Rector
Chicago
Rector Foundation
Hutble
DePauw Alumni Association
Vincennes University
Good Bacon Requirements From Nebraska Experts
Nebraska food specialists say good bacon must have fat for flavor and texture. Too little fat makes bacon lean, coarse, and tough, lacking the characteristic bacon taste.
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Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
U S Policy Talks In Final Session At Honolulu
Honolulu hosts a high level policy conference shaping Southeast Asia strategy. Leaders including Lodge Felt Sharp and McNamara attend informal dinners with top officials as Laos and South Vietnam issues top the agenda and a firmer Western policy is anticipated.
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U.S
Honolulu
Southeast Asia
U. S
South Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Pacific Forces
Adm
Harry D. Felt
Felt
Grant Sharp
Pacific Fleet
Siste
Dean Rusk
Robert McNamara
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Maxwell Taylor
Carl Rowan
U. S. Information Agency
Defense
Arthur Sylvester
Viet Nam
Laos
Jehovah's Witnesses Report on Convention at Clarksville
Linton congregations returned home after a three day convention in Clarksville May 29 to 31. Robert Farnham says speakers urged members to feel part of a world wide organization. A color film Pro claiming Everlasting Good News Around the World was shown to 1035 people. Farnham notes the Watch Tower society produced it as part of a worldwide assembly series. W R Wissman spoke Sunday on Facing Up to the Urgency of Our Times.
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Linton
Jehovah's Witnesses
Clarksville
Robert Farnham
Farnham
Watch Tower Society
W. R. Wissman
County Students Slated to Receive Degrees at I U
Nineteen Greene county residents are among 5 350 IU degree candidates for the 135th commencement at old Memorial Stadium. Elvis J. Stahr will preside as four honorary degrees are awarded. Local graduates include Thomas Bailey Paul Gambill Carolyn Humphreys Jeffrey Kennedy Robert Randy Paul Steele Curtis Tomak Martha Hinds Mrs Judith Dyer Pullen Donald Abram Larry Dunn Mrs Carolyn Badellet Bruce June Heidenreich Joseph Holt Jerry Hudson Carole Jackson James Jackson Madeline McDonald Barbara Pielemeier Mrs Margaret Thompson Begeman Karl Coyner and others from Bloomfield Sandborn Dugger Koleen Soliberry Worthington and more.
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Greene County
Indiana University
I.u.’S
Indiana
Old Memorial Stadium
L.A
Elvis J. Stahr
Linton
Martha Hinds
Judith Dyer Pullen
Worthington
Donald Abram
Soliberry
Larry Dunn
Koleen
Carolyn Badellet Bruce
June Heidenreich
Joseph Holt
Jerry Hudson
Carole Jackson
James Jackson
Madeline McDonald
Barbara Pielemeier
Bloomfield
Margaret Thompson Begeman
Classics
Sandborn
Karl Coyner
Dugger
Illinois hens lay 2 032 000 000 eggs in 1963 drop from 1962
Illinois hens produced 2 032 000 000 eggs in 1963, down 251 000 000 from 1962, according to the Illinois Cooperative Reporting Service.
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Springfield
Illinois
Illinois Co-operative Reporting Service
Welsh Reappoints State Committees
Gov Robert Welsh re appointed several individuals to four year terms on Indiana state advisory committees starting July 1. Appointees include Mrs Leroy Shine and Dr Clarence Lucas Jr for the Indiana School for the Blind. Robert J Clarke and Mrs Roma Hayworth Thiry for the Indiana State School for the Deaf. Dr Mahlon G Frasch Otto Hughes J Everett Light and Mrs Walter J Pippert on Special Institutions. John Ready O Connor and John A Cody Jr for Southern Indiana Tuberculosis Hospital. Gerald C Carmony and Sheldon A Key for Soldiers' and Sailors' Children's Home. E Spencer Walton and Mrs Ruby Hetgers for State Soldiers' Home. Mrs Florence McCabe and Dr Robert Constantine for the Indiana State Sanatorium.
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Indianapolis
Welsh
Leroy Shine
Fort Wayne
Clarence Lucas, Jr
Indiana School For the Blind
Robert J. Clarke
Roma Hayworth Thiry
Muncie
Indiana State School For the Deaf
Mahlon G. Frasch
Lafayette
Otto Hughes
Bloomington
J. Everett Light
Walter J. Pippert
Commission For Special Institutions
John Ready O'Conner
New Albany
John A. Cody, Jr
Southern
June Tops U.S. Tornado Counts in Annual Impact
Data show the greatest number of tornadoes occur in June across the United States, with peak activity signaling heightened risk for midwestern and southern states during early summer. Scientists note atmospheric conditions and storm patterns drive this surge.
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U. S
Vanishing Male Washington Study Reports Social Shifts
The US Department of Health Education and Welfare reports a 50 percent rise in manless households since 1900. The publication Converging Social Trends Emerging Social Problems notes that about one quarter of single mother families have annual incomes under 1000 dollars.
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Washington
United States
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Remembering Dad Nation Gifts Across The Country
The 103 million gifts are expected for Father's Day according to a survey by the Tie-Tie Division of Chicago Printed String Co. The study notes dads receive two gifts averaging about $18.59 each. The piece also mentions the Great Pyramid near Cairo weighing 4 883 000 tons.
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Chicago
Chicago Printed String Co
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