National Driving Champion Fined for Disgraceful Conduct
Indianapolis, Indiana Antonio Foyt, the national driving champion from Houston, was fined $1000 and threatened with indefinite suspension by Henry Banks, USAC director of competition, after a dispute with promoter Tom Marchese following a Milwaukee 100 mile race. Banks called the incident a disgraceful assault and warned that a repeat could end Foyt’s career. Alongside Foyt, eleven drivers were fined up to $100 for ignoring the yellow flag during the Milwaukee race, including Rodger Ward and Roger McCluskey.
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Indianapolis
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Tex
Henry Banks
United States Auto Club
Foyt
Tom Marchese
Milwaukee
Chese
USAID
USAC
Banks
Rodger Ward
Roger McCluskey
Shorty Templeman
Jim Hurtubise
Ward
Parnelli Jones
Don Davis
Ronnie Duman
Bob Veith
Bud Tingelstad
Allen Crowe
Len Sutton
Obituary for Lula Ann Stone 1879 195? Vicksburg
Mrs Lula Ann Stone aged 82 died at her son Gerald Stone’s home in Vicksburg at 1 30 pm Thursday after noon after years of declining health. Born Sept 13 1879 in Greene County the daughter of George H Price and Martha Lynn Price. Widow of Charles A Stone who died in 1954. Survived by two sons Gerald Stone Vicksburg and Howard Stone Gary two daughters Pansy McFarland Gary and Gladys Mair Hobart a brother Elza Price Gary 16 grandchildren 21 great grandchildren three sisters preceded in death. Funeral at Welch Cornett Funeral Home with viewing Saturday and burial Monday at Fairview Cemetery. Church service set with Rev William Green and Rev Don Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Ann Stone
Gerald Stone
Vicksburg
Greene County
George H
Martha Lynn Price
Charles A. Stone
Stone
Olive Branch Baptist Church
Howard Stone
Gary
Daugh
Ters
Pansy McFarland
Gladys Mair
Hobart
Elza Price
Welch & Cornett
William Green
Don Phillips
Fairview Cemetery
Worthington Man Called By Death
Ross M. Moore 70 year old hardware merchant of Worthington died in Freeman County Hospital at 11 35 am after a two day illness. Born April 3 1892 in Clay County to George and Jane Michael Moore he never married. A World War I veteran he is survived by brothers Charley Moore Worthington Mack Moore Clay City and sisters Miss Lucy Moore Worthington and Mrs Ruth Blanton Worthington route 2. The body rests at the Myers Funeral Home in Worthington with services Saturday at two o clock conducted by Rev Fiso Der Don Phillips. burial in the See Caven cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross M. Moore
Worthington
Freeman County
Clay County
George
Jane Michael Moore
United States Armed Services
Charley Moore
Mack Moore
Clay City
Lucy Moore
Ruth Blanton
Wormton
Fiso
Don Phillips
See Caven
Youth Undaunted By Huge Fortune
In Brunson South Carolina UPI reports that 10 year old Walker P Inman Jr nicknamed Skipper has inherited about 35 million dollars from his grandmother Nanaline H Duke, widow of the founder of American Tobacco. The estate totals around 40 million with 5 million to Duke University and 800 thousand to other bequests. Skipper lives with guardian Hugh Lightsey and his wife on a 2000 acre cotton farm and leads a simple farm life with a pony and tree house. Lightsey says the boy remains accustomed to money and has left on vacation to keep his life normal and avoid publicity.
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Nanaline H. Duke
American Tobacco Co
Duke
Lightseys
Brunson
Skipper
Lightsey
Informal Living Items on Display at California Show
PASADENA CALIFORNIA The eighth annual California Design Show showcased items described as implements of living highlighting functional artistry. Craftsmen displayed hand woven rugs usable on walls or chairs, a surreal etched copper and enamel fountain priced at 4000, welded beer can chairs, paper cup lamps, a cup and staple lamp, and an outdoor four wheel rover designed for rough terrain and stairs.
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Pasadena
Calif
California
Pam
Court Orders Men to Military Duty in Indiana
Two conscientious objectors in Indiana were sentenced to two years in jail each for failure to appear at Marion County General Hospital in Indianapolis as a substitute for active military service. Richard P. Hawk, 24, Orleans, was sentenced in New Albany after a June 7 conviction. Peter N. Kiger, 23, New Castle, a DePauw Phi Beta Kappa, was sentenced in Indianapolis.
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Indiana
S. Hugh Dillin
Marion County General Hospital
Indianapolis
Richard P. Hawk
Orleans
New Albany
Peter N. Kiger
New Castle
DePauw
Kiger
Dillin
United States
Union of Soviet Russia
Holland pleads guilty to charge in Greene Circuit Court
Lewis Holland, Linton appeared in Greene Circuit Court Bloomfield this morning and pleaded guilty to issuing a fraudulent check. Judge Edwin B. Long fined him $50 and sentenced him to one year at the Indiana State Farm, with ten months remaining suspended after restitution was shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Holland
Linton
Greene
Bloomfield
Edwin B. Long
Indiana State Farm
Merrillville man dies in steel mill accident
Gary Indiana January Pierce 25 of Merrillville was killed Thursday night when steel slabs fell from a pile and crushed him in the slab yard of U. S. Steel Gary Sheet and Tin Mill where he worked as a posting clerk. An investigation was conducted to determine the cause of the mishap.
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Gary
Ind
WpPi
Jan Pierce
Merrillville
U. S. Steel
Gary Sheet and Tin Mill
Negro bus driver training for Joe Montgomery
Montgomery Alabama city business manager J H Bagley said on Thursday the city will soon have the first Negro bus driver. He noted the Negro is currently undergoing a training program and will be assigned a regular run in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
City Busines
J. H. Bagley
Pie
Tery
Agley
Hospital Report Admits Births and Dismissals
Hospital report lists admissions on Thursday including Mrs John Johnson Bloomfield with a 6 pound 11 ounce girl named June Alennette and Mrs Kenniett Tally Bloomfield with an 8 pound 14 ounce boy named Kenneth Everett Jr. Dismissals Thursday include J oes Forest Collings Bloomfield Mrs Arnold Duncan Crane and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Johnson
Bloomfield
June Alennette
Henry Holt
Solsberry
Etta Jones
Kenniett Tally
Kenneth Everett Jr
James Sargent
Linton
Michael Hendricks
Steven Walton
Ford to shut plants nationwide amid Ohio stamping strike
Henry Ford II announced Ford assembly plants nationwide will shut for at least a week due to a strike at the Cleveland stamping plant. A parts shortage prompts the layoff though negotiations continue between company and union officials. Ford noted booming car sales as dealers gathered in Dallas and a similar meeting took place in Kansas City.
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Dallas
Henry Ford II
Ford Assembly
Cleveland, Ohio
Ohio
Ford
Cleveland
Southwest
Middle South
Kansas City
Khrushchev Attends Van Cliburn Concert
Premier Nikita Khrushchev surprised Moscow concertgoers by attending pianist Van Cliburn's second sold out performance. Pravda praised Cliburn as bigger and more mature since his 1960 Moscow visit and noted his intimate, audience addressing style.
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Moecow
Texas
van Cliburn
Pravda
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Cliburn
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Moscow
Couple welcomes seventh and eighth children twins
Rock Island Illinois Charles W Hansen said he was pleased Monday when his wife gave birth to her third set of twins making the couple's seventh and eighth children. “Everything's evened up now. We have four boys and four girls.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island, Il
Charles W. Hansen
Princes of Laos To Present Coalition Plans
In Vientiane three Laotian princes prepared to unveil a coalition government plan aimed at neutral status for Laos. Premier-designate Souvanna Phouma urged quick action with installation by King Savang Vathana, while Phoumi Nosavan and Souphan Ouvong would serve as vice premiers. The United States said it would resume $3 million in foreign aid immediately.
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Vientiane
Laos
National Assembly
Souvanna Phouma
Savang Vathana
Phoumi Nosavan
Phoumi
Prince Souphan Ouvong
Pathet Lao
United States
Commission Announces Nuclear Blast Series
The Atomic Energy Commission and the Defense Department said a series of high-altitude shots over Johnston Island will occur between 11 p.m. Monday and 2:30 a.m. Tuesday Hawaiian time. The first blast will be megaton-range, equivalent to about one million tons of TNT, with 20,000 freight cars or roughly 189 miles needed to haul that amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Pacific
Atomic Energy Commission
The
Defense Department
Johnston Island
Haseman Anniversary Feted At Moose Lodge Reception
Mr and Mrs Harry Haseman were honored on their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a surprise reception in the Antler room at the Moose lodge hill in Linton. Seventy five friends attended. room dressed in white and blue with a three tiered blue daisies wedding cake and crystal serving pieces. Organizers included Don Wright and several ladies, while Zelva Lindsey provided music and guests brought gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Haseman
Moose Lodge
Linton
Don Wright
Roy Clayton
Paul Heitman
Earl Ultterback
Zelva Lindsey
Bill Denny
Claude Jackson
Haseman
United States aid and risks in Vietnam and Asia
A U S agricultural expert reports on U S aid projects in South Vietnam Laos and Thailand noting large sums spent with mixed results Laos near zero progress due to civil war South Vietnam about 175 million this year focused on war efforts Thai aid around 311 million with optimism for self reliance within four to five years Thailand's fertile belt could triple rice output with irrigation and fertilizer improvements while U SOM officials emphasize development of rice land water resources training and communications amid Viet Cong threats and broader regional stakes.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Sup
United States
U.S
Arthur Z. Gardiner
Thailand
Laos
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Thomas E. Naughton
USOM
Bangkok
Tables and Rich Teak Forests Highlight Southeast Asia
The fragment notes tables and rich teak forests, mentioning silver in the south and few idle people in Thailand, suggesting a concise snapshot of natural resource and labor contrasts in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thailand
Escaped Indiana Boys School Inmates Sought
Two inmates from Plainfield Indiana Boys School escaped Thursday night. One, Weaver K Abney 15 Kokomo, had 21 escapes in 19 days after a May 28 mass break in. Albert Timothy Locke 16 Terre Haute and Logansport also fled. Abney was captured about three hours later. Superintendent Harreson blamed escapes on outrunning the pursuing effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Ind
Wpth
Indiana
Weaver K. Abney
Kokomo
Abney
Albert Timothy Locke
Terre Haute
Logansport
Edward Gene Landow
South Bend
Glenn Harreson
Locke
White Lick Creek
Scripture distribution spreads gospel through everyday goods
Filipino businessmen answer the Philippine Bible Society call by embedding scripture. A handbag maker places a copy of the Gospel of John in each purse while a plastic goods producer inserts a scripture portion into every clothing bag he creates.
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Scripture Distribution
Manila
Prn
Philippine Bible Society
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Met
Linton Daily Citizen, Inc
South Main Street
Mister Breger
Harry
Mommy
Mar
Lula A.stone
Son
Newkirk
Pleasantville
Dugger
Memoriam
Dad
Francis L. Mason
Mason
Holland
Joe
Thurday
Joes
Forest Collings
Princes of
Commission
Citadel
Bloomfield, Ind
Yal Brynner Escode
Quran Sie
Warrie
Peter Cushing
Andre Morele
Jessica Maurice Chevalier
Mo Angie Dickinson
Hercules
Stooges
Foes
Fina
Doris Day
Tony Randall
Easimas
Sun
Mon
Elwis Presley Hs
Panavision
Coln E’ Linton
With Vicki Trickett
William Lundigan
Laurence Harvey
Capucine
Jane Fonda
Anne Baxter
Barbara Ae
Jack Wheeler
Ford, Inc
Dial
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