Weasel catch and trout news in Indiana forest page
A pair, Jennings Goodman and son Joe, found six weasels after initially showing five babies in a sack in Dogtown. They released the mother, neutering the search with a cage, while Indiana reports 30000 rainbow trout stocked across northeastern streams. The state issues a free trout brochure showing streams, stocking sites, and rules. A 1963 General Assembly law limits landowner liability to certain visitors, preserving care rules for safe outdoor recreation. The Dogwood legend ties to crucifixion details and promises future protection.
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Jennings Goodman
Joe
Weasel
Jennings
Dogtown
Indiana
Indiana Department of Conservation
Scottish Rite to Receive Award for Research Support
The Indiana Association for Mental Health will cite the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Northern Masonic Jurisdiction Valley of Terre Haute at the spring convocation in Terre Haute on May 2. The certificate of appreciation will be presented by Don Freehofer for continuous sponsorship of schizophrenia research. The Supreme Council now funds 26 schizophrenia projects totaling about 150000 dollars, supporting the only comprehensive coordinated program on schizophrenia research administered through the National Association for Mental Health.
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Indiana Association For Mental Health
Valley of Terre Haute
Terre Haute
Don Freehofer
Logansport
State
Supreme Council
Scottish Rite
Organization
National Association For Mental Health
William Malamud
Malamud
Masonic Brothers
Don Frechafer
Freeman Greene hospital Guild to discuss Mental Health program
The Freeman Greene county Hospital Guild will meet in the clinic room at 1 30 pm Monday. The Marco unit hosts the program and officers urge all members to attend.
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Freeman-Greene County Hospital Guild
Freeman- Greene County Hospital
Marco
Banks Closed Tuesday Due to Primary Election
The Citizen's National Bank and Peoples Trust Company will close on Tuesday in observance of the primary election.
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Citizen's National Bank and Peoples Trust Company
Valley Group Seeks Senate Flood Control Funding
Washington officials report the Wabash Valley Association urged the Senate appropriations subcommittee to fund 25.6 million in flood control and water resource work for Indiana and Illinois. Executives said the group seeks a total program through 2050, with strong backing from lawmakers.
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Washington
Upi
Wabash Valley Association
Senate
Indiana
Illinois
House
New Sketch Prompts Hope in Paul Fronczak Baby Kidnapping Case
Chicago police center their hunt on a new sketch described as very close to the kidnapper. Dora Fronczak pleads for the return of 5 day old Paul Joseph Fronczak as the mystery woman, a dark haired, dishwater blonde in her late 30s, is sought.
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Chicago
Paul Joseph Fronczak
Dora Fronczak
Chester
Francezak
Joseph Kolosowski
Ruth Ashinhurst
Property Owners Urged to File Personal Property Taxes
Ovid Dubs Greenwood township assessor reminds Linton and Stockton Township property owners that May 15 is the deadline to file personal property tax returns. Deputies work 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at city hall. residents may call for service during those hours to avoid a last minute rush.
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Ovid “Dubs
Greenwood
Linton
Stockton
Garden club urges 4-H Junior Gardeners seed submissions
The garden club announces today that seeds for the 4-H Junior Gardeners must be turned in immediately. Clarence Creager, advisor, says seeds are needed next week and should be brought to Mrs. Kari I Aikin by the start of next week.
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Garden Club
Clarence Creager
Kari I
Aikin
Four Marines Wounded in Viet Nam Helicopter Battle
Four American Marines were wounded when Viet Cong fired at U.S. helicopters airlifting troops near Da Nang, with one helicopter crash landing and destroyed to prevent capture. The mission supported South Vietnamese forces in a sector about 40 miles west of Da Nang.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U. S
Atte
da Nang
North O
South
No Visitors Allowed at Freeman-Greene Hospital
Raleigh Bud Banard, patient at Freeman Greene county hospital, is in critical condition from injuries in an accident. His physician has requested that he have no visitors.
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Raleigh
Bud” Banard
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Greene County hears of bridge fund increase proposal
About 34 members of the Greene County Taxpayers Association met in Linton to view a taxation film and hear Richard Lindsey, president of the Greene County Board of Commissioners, discuss a proposed 5 cent increase in the cumulative bridge fund in 1965.
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Greene County Taxpayers Association
Linton
Richard Lindsey
Greene County Board of Commissioners
Norman Singleton
Lindsey
Warren Hasler
The
Taxpayers Association
Cass
Marvin Kuhlenschmidt
Fairplay
Thad Cory
Grant Gerald Shilkett
Jefferson
Theo Hayes
Richland
Marvin C. Wilson
Smith
Charles McCoy
Stockton
Willis Bobbitt
Taylor
Dale Combs
Washington
Harry Jeffers
Wright
Plan Commission Members Told
New appointments to the Lin ton city plan commission were announced at a Lin ton City Council special meeting. Appointees include Mayor A M Risher, Ora McCollister, Wil liam Tubby, William Fish, Mrs Haldon Beasley, Rudy Kramer, Warren H Oaken, Miss Gertrude Risher and Norman J Singleton. The panel will study a master plan and zoning ordinance with federal grant support. It will coordinate with Indiana state and federal planning bodies under the 1947 Planning Act to guide future growth, highways, and community facilities.
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City Plan Commission
Linton
A. M. (Slim) Risher
Ora McCollister
Park Board
William Tubby
William Fish
Haldon Beasley
Rudy Kramer
Warren H. Oaken
Gertrude Risher
Norman J. Singleton
Indiana State Department of Commerce
Indiana Division of Community Planning
General Assembly
Primary Election Set in Greene County on Slow Time
County Clerk Claude Story says the May 5 primary will run on Central Standard Time despite towns observing Central Daylight Time. Polls open 7 AM and close 7 PM CDT, with the election operated on slow time for all Greene County towns.
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Claude Story
Greene County
Welsh Attacks Wallace As Indiana Voters Near
Indiana Governor Welsh assails Alabama Governor Wallace as “on the road to ruin” citing disdain for laws and courts. He linked the Law Day observance to a broader presidential primary attack and urged enforcement of court rulings even when disagreeing. An 11th District rally tonight will amplify the critique.
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Indianapolis
Upp
Welsh
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Indiana Supreme Court
General Assembly
Indiana
Wallace
Moscow unveils twin rockets in May Day parade display
In Red Square the Soviet Union showcased new mobile twin rockets amid May Day celebrations. Tass hailed the weapons as a formidable core of armed forces firepower while Khrushchev and Ben Bella watched from Lenin's tomb. The event underscored Soviet China tensions as Pan Tsu Li attended among diplomats.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Red Square
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Tass
Red China
Peking
Pan Tsu Li
Khrushchev
Ahmed Ben Bella
Lenin
Budget Committee Delays Indiana Highway Lab and More
Indiana Budget Committee halted plans for a 1.2 million highway testing lab in Indianapolis and deferred a 12 million laboratory project near Lafayette. They also rejected 100 thousand for a Gary maintenance building and will review plans after May 18 including a treatment center for emotionally disturbed children in Evansville. Approval was given for the Sulphur Springs dam project at 1.4 million with 80 thousand for design work, and IU secured 7.1 million for a self funded dormitory. Additional items covered hospital, school and armory funding across Logansport Richmond Fort Wayne Muscatatuck Indiana Deaf School and Connersville as listed.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Budget Committee
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Lafayette
Gary
General Assembly
Jack Booker
Indiana
Evansville
Evansville State Hospital
Little Blue River
Indiana University
Logansport State Hospital
Logansport
Richmond State Hospital
Fort Wayne
Walter Turner and Karen McHenry Apply for Marriage License
Walter Turner of Linton and Karen McHenry of Jasonville filed a marriage license application in the Greene Circuit Court clerk Claude Story Friday morning.
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Walter Turner
Linton
Karen McHenry
Jasonvillette
Claude
Story
Greene Circuit Court
New 75 Dollar Series E Savings Bond On Sale
The new $75 Series E U S Savings Bond with Kennedy’s portrait went on sale today. Arthur E Snyder County Savings Bonds Chairman said the issue ties to the Operation Security campaign running until July Fourth and marks the 23rd anniversary of the first Series E bond. The bond costs $56.25 and reaches full redemption in seven years and nine months. Snyder stressed it is not a memorial bond and features Kennedy’s inaugural quote Ask not what your country can do for you ask what you can do for your country as a reminder of civic duty.
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United States Savings
Kennedy
Arthur E. Snyder
County Savings Bonds
White House
Operation Security
Snyder
Political Parties To Reorganize After Primary Vote
Indiana faces a biannual party reorganization after the primaries. Precinct committeemen are chosen May 5, with county meetings May 9. District sessions follow May 12 and 13, state central committee reorganization May 13 for Republicans and May 16 for Democrats in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
State Central Committee
GOP
Robert N Stewart
Columbus
J. Manfred Core
Vincennes
Merrillville
Winamac
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Marion
Crawfordsville
Bloomington
Huntingburg
Rushville
Parcel Post Delivery Affected in Linton
The Linton Post Office announced that parcel post delivery will end in Linton on Tuesday May 4. Only parcels are affected while regular mail continues. rural route patrons keep six day per week delivery and parcel lock box service remains unchanged.
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Linton
Castro Leads Start of Cuba's May Day Parade
Fidel Castro opened a three hour May Day march in Havana and reviewed formations with photos of Nikita Khrushchev and Mao Tse-tung. Havana radio described the event as U2 flights over Cuba heightened tensions with the United States, leading to Castro's scheduled speech.
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Miami
Fidel Castro
Havana
Nikita Khrushchev
Nao Tse-tung
Castro
United States
Natal
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Dogwood
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Mount Carmel
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Dick Bonebrake
Warren
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Michigan
St. Joseph River
John Brademas
D-Ind
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Elkhart
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Plan Commission
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Russ
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