Teaching Assignments Made For School Year 1963-64
Seymour Community Schools announce staffing for the 1963-64 year led by Superintendent Robert B. Bulleit with all positions filled except a missing speech and English teacher at Seymour Senior High. The year opens August 29 with a staff meeting, enrollment on August 30, and classes starting September 3.
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Seymour
Robert B. Bulleit
Bulleit
Seymour Senior High School
Library of Shields Junior High School
Seymour Community Schools
Geneva Bales
Paul E. Bell
Miriam Eugaly
Barbara Judd
Mary Jane Perry
Carrie Ryan
Charles Seville
Willma Rose Smith
Mildred Springer
Annette Test
Robert T. Burton
Grece Anderson
Robert Bell
Mary Alice Bruner
Ronald Dale
Jack Davis
Avery Dittmer
Loren Donica
Marvin Dyer
Gladys Gilpen
Janis Graves
Nancy Helme
Keith Hill
Beverly Holland
Charles Horton
Four Men Report For Induction In Jackson County
Four Jackson County men reported for induction into military service today. Inductees named include Larry E. Mobley Jerry D. Rollins Dickie J. Robison and William J. Robinson. Twelve others reported for pre induction physicals at Brownstown and the group was sent to Indianapolis for examination and induction. The local Selective Service office will close all next week for vacation and reopen Monday August 26.
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Jackson County
Vivian Smith
Jackson County Selective Service Board
Brownstown
Plan Proposal Before Works Board on subdivision rules
Seymour board of public works and safety considers a plan commission request to enforce two subdivision control requirements as conditions for bond release. They also review a chair purchase and discuss a sidewalk accident claim, a fire marshal compliance certificate, and a railroad track closure request at Shields Park.
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Seymour
Plan Commission
John C. Isaacs
Clarence Moenning
Beard
Board of Public Works and Safety
Ira J. Anderson
Shields Park
Tom Tracy
Sixth
Ewing Streets
Tracy
Julius Heintz
Rome Baker
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Company
Eighth Street
Seymour Manufacturing Company
Isaacs
Moenning
Jackson County Reorganization Group Debates One-Unit Plan
Jackson County Committee for the Reorganization of School Corporations met to weigh a single administrative unit for all county schools. Hamilton township residents urged a one-unit system to ensure equal taxation and propose Cortland as a qualified high school site. The committee invites public input at the next session.
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Jackson County
Hamilton Township
Jackson County Committee
Ilton Township
Cortland
Fleetwood
Record August 15 low in local area hits 48 degrees
The local area logged an official low of 48 degrees this morning the coldest August 15 reading on record here. Earlier in August 1950 47 and 46 degrees were recorded, while Indianapolis set a prior August 15 low of 48 in 1885.
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Tribune Weather
Jackson County
Lafayette
South Bend
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Evansville
Weather Bureau
White River
Rockford
Watershed survey underway for Lower Muscatatuck project
Preliminary survey begins one and a half miles south of Chestnut Ridge to assess feasibility of a watershed plan covering 166 822 acres in Jackson and Jennings counties. The program under Public Law 566 aims to protect land from erosion and manage flood risks with local groups driving the effort.
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Lower Vernon Fork Muscatatuck River
Chestnut Ridge
Muscatatuck
North Vernon
Jackson
Jennings Counties
Jackson County
Jennings
White Creek
Bartholomew
Brown
Hospital Treats Accident Cases
Four home accidents and one industrial mishap Wednesday resulted in outpatient treatment at Schneck Memorial Hospital. Dempsy Boling, seven, stepped on a rusty nail, Jerry Griffin, 15, injured his left forearm in a fall, Lisa Owens, 18 months, injured her left shoulder with no fracture, Charles Gilbert, four, had a head injury from a bottle, and Irvin Bode, 20, sustained a finger injury from a grinding wheel with no lasting damage.
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Schneck Memorial Hospital
Dempsy Boling
Archie Boling
Medora Rl
Jerry Griffin
Lawrence Griffin
Freetown
Lisa Gail Owens
William H. Owens
Centennial Street
Charles Randall Gilbert
Charles Gilbert
North
Chestnut Street
Irvin Bode
Seymour al
Bode
Cuban Refugees Kidnapped Off Caribbean Island
Washington reports 19 Cuban refugees were kidnapped from Anguilla Key by men from two Cuban warships and a helicopter while U S warplanes observed. The Coast Guard Ariadne rescued 10 refugees, including a woman and child, who escaped and witnessed the seizure. The incident involved British territory near the Cay Sal Bank and prompted consultation with British authorities.
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Caribbean Island
Washington
State Department
Anguilla Key
Richard S. Phillips
U.S. Coast Guard
Key West
Cuba
Cay Sal Bank
Bahama Islands
U.S
Coast Guard
Phillips
Weather Records For Seymour And Rockford Observer Data
Weather records show downtown Seymourand 2 PM temperatures unofficial while official readings from Ruth Everhart government observer at Rockford are noted. River level at 7 PM reported at 2 feet with maximum and minimum values for Wednesday included.
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Seymour
Ruth Everhart
Rockford
Aviation Group Hears Postponement Request
Seymour Aviation Commission met at Freeman Field to hear a postponement request for FAA approval to build an elevated water tank near the northeast runway approach. The hearing was delayed pending an amended application after errors in site distance were noted.
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Seymour Aviation Commission
Freeman Field
Seymour Water Company
Federal Aeronautics Administration
Glen C. Manion
C. Keith Pettigrew
Water Company
FAA
Manion
Harold Hobson
Seymour Manufacturing Company
Seymour Electronics Company
Seymour Electronics
Seymour
Aviation Commission
Seymour Industrial Corporation
Common Council
Opposition Doubtful on Tax Bill as Civil Rights Debate Looms
Sen. Harry F. Byrd and Senate GOP leader Evertt Dirksen doubt Congress can pass a tax reduction this year. Byrd warns civil rights filibuster may stall measures. Dirksen doubts action before Thanksgiving and Halleck notes House may balk at year-end delay. The dispute centers on spending cuts and stalled committee work amid looming civil rights contention.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd
Congress
Byrd
Virginia
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
GOP
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Dirksen
Halleck
House Ways and Means
House Committee
Judge Lewis Returns to Bench in Jackson Circuit
Judge John M. Lewis resumed duties at the Jackson Circuit Court after a short vacation serving as a National Guard reserve officer. Allan H. Nierman and Bruce Markel Jr. acted as judges pro tempore during his absence. James L. Graber pleaded guilty to non support and received a suspended six month sentence with fines and payments. Kenneth Carter, 17, faced petit larceny charges tied to car break ins at the Jackson County Fair. bond set at 500 dollars and juvenile jurisdiction waived.
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John M. Lewis
Jackson Circuit Court
Circuit Court
Lewis
Indiana National Guard
Brownstown
Allan H. Nierman
Bruce Markel, Jr
James L. Graber
Indiana State Penal Farm
Kenneth Carter
North Vernon
Jackson County
Two Drivers Cited For Excessive Speed
Seymour police cited Dana R. Koontz 20 for driving 38 mph in a 30 mph zone in the 900 block of West Tipton. He was to appear in city court later. Walter W. Franklin Jr. 16 was also cited for excessive speed in Seymour at 7:25 p.m. Wednesday by Officer Donald S. Hickey.
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Dana R. Koontz
Seymour
West Tipton Street
Donald S. Hickey
Koontz
Walter W. Franklin, Jr
Hickey
Five Held In Connection With Big Train Robbery
London police detained two men, a man and two women as probes into Britain great train robbery. About 100000 pounds recovered in Bournemouth tied to the Glasgow London mail train heist worth 25 million pounds. Suspects were moved to Buckinghamshire where the gang carried out the earlier raid.
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London
Britain
Bournmouth
Buckinghamshire
Fluoridation Plan Upheld in Evansville Water Case
Judge Anderburgh upheld Evansville Indiana plans to fluoridate the city water. The ruling was issued by the Pure Water Association and will be appealed to the Indiana Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville, Ind
Evansville
Judgeanderburgh
Pure Water Association
Indiana Supreme Court
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Annette Houston
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Arthur Jones
Janet Krumme
Robert Leavitt
John Lewis
Lois Lewis
Nelson Lewis
Rowena Lewis
Sharon Lyskowinski
Richard Mace
Timothy Payne
James Patton
Earl Prout
Hubert Rohrer
Dale Scott
Lloyd Scott
Genevieve Seville
Muriel Shields
Gladys Tester
Harry Unger
Kenneth Warbritton
Roy Whiteman
Shields Junior High School
C. H. Englehardt
Maurice Arbuckle
Charles Asmus
Gilbert Bliton
Edwin Boley
Jessie Ruth Bobb
Jane Coryell
Alma Belle Dannettelle
Billy Day
James Deputy
Melba Dittmer
Tom
Emerson
Verna Murray
Lois Bartlett
Ella Prohl
Mary Hill
Joy Thurs
Lenard Fiedler
Columbus R8
Secreta Wright
Seymour Na
United States
Nassau
Bahamas
CNN
Ways and Means Committee
Aviation Group
Pettigrew
Public Service Company of Indiana
PSCI
Ralph Hamilton
Leslie Arbuckle- Zimmerman
Carter
Bournemouth
England
Leatherslade
Oakley
Cheddington
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