Notes on Wednesday’s local game lineup
Wednesday’s schedule lists G.E. 25 facing Legion 5 at 6 50 p m with Sarris 5 and Peoples 23. Linton plays against Cit izens at 8 15 p m. Elks meet Western Auto in the later matchup.
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Peoples
Sarris
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Moore
Cunningham
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Hustetler
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Laughlin
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Harper
Live Stock Report From Indianapolis Market
Hoofed stock prices move higher for hogs with barrows and gilts up 25 to 50 cents across weights 190 to 230 pounds fetching 17.50 to 17.75 dollars, larger lots 17.80, 180 to 240 pounds 16.75 to 17.50, and 240 to 270 pounds 16.50 to 17.00 with some at 16.25. Sows rise 25 cents, cattle and calves show broad ranges with steers 25.00 to 25.50, end choice 24.40, heifers 25.00, cows 14.50 to 16.50, bulls around 20.50, dealers 26.00 to 29.00, and light weights 15 to 17 dollars.
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Indianapolis
Mrs May Fainot Recovers as Kin Visit from Southport
West AtlasDaily Citi zen reports Mrs May Fainot, ill at home, is recuperating. Her sisters Mrs Roxie Bridges and Mrs Opal Laughlin of Southport, Mrs Mack Dukes, Mr Dukes, Mrs Roscoe Butz, and Mr Butz visited her recently.
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West Atlas
The
Daily Citizen
Roxie Bridges
Opal Laughlin
Southport
Mack Dukes
Dukes
Roscoe Butz
Butz
Mental Health Plans Call for New Centers
Indiana Mental Health Department seeks funding in 1963 to establish two to five treatment centers for emotionally disturbed children, with Evansville and a northern Indiana site targeted. Each center would hold up to 60 beds, plus a plan for 200 beds for the mentally retarded. Previous 1961 authorization and $50,000 planning funds were not funded. The advisory council favors two centers and awaits the next legislature to decide on funding.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Mental Health Department
Indiana Mental Health Advisory Council
Evansville
Indiana
Indiana University Medical Center
Indiana Traffic Toll Rises With Multiple Fatalities
Indiana roads added to the toll with three deaths in separate crashes. Jerry McCain 23 of South Bend died in a head on collision on Indiana 23 south of South Bend. Richard Stilp 22 of Mishawaka was critically injured despite wearing a seat belt. Arthur H Adams 77 of Bowling Green died when his car crashed into a tree on Indiana 46 at Riley after reportedly dozing at the wheel.
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Enited Areas International
Terre Haute
South Bend
Indiana
Jerry McCain
South’ “Bend
Indiana 23
Richard “Stilp
Mishawaka
Stilp
McCain
Arthur H. Adams
Bowling Green
Indiana 46
Riley
Adams
Chicago
Political editor Lester Hunt dies at 67 in Indianapolis
Lester M. Hunt, 67, political editor and writer for the Indianapolis Star, died early today at his home after a heart attack. A Minneapolis native educated in New York, he worked at the Star until hours before his death and was a crusading journalist known for battles over welfare secrecy and government rights.
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Indianapolis
lPl
Lester M. Hunt
Indianapolis Star
Hunt
the Star
Minneapolis
New York City
Dan Tobin
Teamsters Union
Pulliam
Indiana
Dow Jones Stock Averages Today Report
Today's bulletin lists Dow Jones stock averages with brief indices across leading components. Market snapshot highlights trading range, notable movers, and overall index direction for the session.
J. W. Haskett Family Memory Note
The J. W. Haskett family thanks Rev. Brent Harden for kind acts and support. The message expresses gratitude and remembrance for the Beasley community and friends who offered help.
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Brent Harden
Beasley Wyaried Spong
J. W. Haskett
Hospital Report Admissions and Dismissals
Admissions include a 9 pound girl born to Mrs. Buskirk of Linton. An 8 pound 2 ounce girl named Donna Elaine born to Mrs. Bough of Switz City. An 8 pound 15 ounce boy born to Mrs. Gall of Linton transferred to Riley Hospital. Dismissals list Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Fyffe and baby of Vincennes, Miss Steele of Lyons, and others.
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Linton
Charles DeVoto
Dugger
Robert Houston
Bloomfield
Risa Dawn
Clarence Mowery
Jasonville
Arthur Miller
Ben Wallace
Cletus Bough
Switz City
Donna Elaine
Lester Gall
Riley Hospital
Indianapolis
Earl Sievert
Myra Freed
Qodon
Sarah Wallace
Joseph Fyffe
Baby
Vincennes
Kim Steele
Lyons
Ernest Fields
Robert Kee
Floyd Martindale
Salsberry
James McElroy
Newberry
Charles Jones
Dean Lenon
Terre Haute
Chanute Air Base
Rantoul
Negro Students Sue Gary School Board
A group of over 100 Gary Negro students sue the Gary School Board in Federal Court seeking a declaratory judgment on alleged segregationist practices and an injunction to stop them. The suit, filed by Gary attorneys for the local NAACP chapter and others, seeks a plan to eliminate such practices, abolition of related rules, court costs, and an order guiding board reforms.
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Hammond
Ind
Wey
Gary
National
The
NAACP
Mrs York and family visit Buck parents in Des Moines
Mrs. Robert York and her children Brenda Vicki and Dale of Des Moines Indiana are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Garrett Buck.
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Brenda, Vicki and
Dale
Des Moines, In
Garrett Buck
Michigan lays claim to Paul Bunyan birthplace tale
Lansing reports Seney Mich residents back a local Paul Bunyan origin story. Michigan Tourist Council chief Furlong asserts Bunyan was born on the McNerney farm beside the Tahquamenon River in Luce County and later worked near Seney. The piece recounts clan legends of Ivan Bunyan, Helmer the Swedish cook, and a historical lumber era along Lake Superior.
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Bangor
Maine
Bemidji
Minn
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Robert J. Furlong
Michigan Tourist Council
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Luce County
Manistique Lakes
Chicago
Furlong
Bunyan
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New York
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Longfellow
Hiawatha
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Chicago Lumber Co
Manistique, Mich
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Grand Maris
Helmer
Officials Endorse Use of Seat Belts
National safety officials reported a year long seat belt campaign showing tripled use and estimated 100 lives saved last year. Howard Pyle said over two million cars were equipped and forecast 20 million more installations in 1962, potentially saving about 400 lives that year with universal use.
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Chicago
National Medical and Safety Officials
National Safety Council
Howard Pyle
Proposed Rule Change At War Memorial Meeting Agenda
Indiana War Memorials Commission set June 20 as the final item on its agenda to consider a rule change that would allow the Civil Liberties Union to meet at the Indiana War Memorial. Governor Welsh pressed the measure after an 8-0 May vote against CLA access, with terms expiring for two members whose replacements are awaited.
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Indianapolis
Erecta
Beautiful Briton Has Unusual Job
British stenographer Joan Sandys works on CBS TV daytime show The Verdict Is Yours recording 200 words a minute with her stylus Her notes form the script as participants speak extemporaneously The London native and mother of a son recounts how her husband Mike Michaelini also serves as a court stenographer and fills in on the show When not on TV she previously worked in Paris for a European cooperation conference and at the United Nations in New York
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Hollywood
Wren
Joan Sandys
Greer Garson
Miss Sandys
Sands
Tily
London
Joan
Cbs-Tv
New York
Thei
Mike Michaelini
Michael
Mike
Paris
Organization For European Economic Cooperation
Toronto
Canada
United Nations
Public Invited To Express Views On 1962 Platform
The Democratic State Platform Advisory Committee invites Indiana residents to speak Friday on proposed pranks for the 1962 election campaign document. A 9:30 a.m. public hearing will be at the Sheraton Lincoln Hotel, with subsequent executive sessions to draft a platform for the state convention on June 22. Organizations like the Indiana State Bar Association and AFL-CIO requested hearing time.
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Indianapolis
Iupn
Democratic State Platform Advisory Committee
Greyble McFarland
Sheraton-Lincoln
Resolutions Committee
McFarland
Indiana State Bar Association
Indiana Farm Bureau
Indiana Farmers Union
American Federation of State
District 11
The
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Indiana Citizens Committee On Migrant Labor
Indiana State Afl-Cio
FAA invites experts to anti collision conference in July
FAA invites top electronic experts to a July 12 13 conference in Washington to review research and development on anti collision equipment. The agency aims to advance plane collision prevention through technical discussions and demonstrations.
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FAA
Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
Anne Bancroft's Rise From Rejections to Stardom
In a Hollywood visit Anne Bancroft recalls a six year struggle from B pictures to a breakout role. She credits late realizations about self and industry, notes a pivotal turn with Seesaw and The Miracle Worker, and says she aims to perform in both theater and film while praising the film version.
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Hollywood
Anne Bancroft
B” Pictures
New York Confidential
Anne
Anne Italiano
Bucks
New York
Manhattan
Thwn
Sonce
Herbert Bergoff
Ann
Braggway
Twto
Young actor Billy Gray convicted in Santa Monica case
Television actor Billy Gray of Father Knows Best was convicted of illegal possession of marijuana in Santa Monica. Superior Court Judge Mervyn A. Agheeler allowed him to stay free on 2625 dollars bail and ordered a July 13 sentencing date.
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Santa Monica
Calif
UPD
Billy Gray
Wednesday
Mervyn A. Ag- Heeler
Kennedy news conference to be televised today
President Kennedy will hold a news conference at 4 p.m. EDT broadcast live on radio and television networks. The Columbia Broadcasting System will video tape it for use at 5 p.m. EDT. Press secretary Pierre Salinger announced all networks will air the event live except CBS which will tape it for later use.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Columbia Broadcasting System
Restoring Flag Featured in U S Military Ads
Rep. James B. Utt says Defense Department ordered restoration of the American flag in all military recruitment ads. Utt had protested earlier that Air Force posters displayed the United Nations flag but omitted the U S flag.
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Washington
James B. Utt
R-Calif
Defense Department
Utt
Air Force
United Nations
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