Seymour Schools Set Tuition and Meal Prices for 1963 64
Superintendent Robert B. Bullett announced the Seymour Community Schools lunch program fees for supplies and textbook rental across elementary grades for 1963-64. Lunch costs are 30 cents at Redding and Jackson, 35 cents at the high and junior high schools. Meals for those eating at school are transported among schools to ensure noon service, with milk at two cents.
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Seymour Community
Robert B. Bullett
Seymour Senior High
Shields Junior High
Seymour-Redding
Seymour-Jackson School
Washington and Lincoln
Emerson and Riley
Redding
Jackson
Seymour City Board Approves Surety Bond Plan
The Seymour board of public works and safety unanimously approves the plan commission’s surety bond requirements for subdivision developers. The board also passes a fund transfer to raise office salaries and funds for recording equipment. A street dedication is to be described legally, and a sprinkler system project receives sidewalk work authorization. The Vogel crossing hearing is postponed to October 17 at City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Board of Public Works and Safety
Plan Commission
City Hall
Karl Hackman
John C. Isaacs
Edward S. Lustig
Clarence Moenning
Commission
Board of Zoning Appeals
Common Council
George Crowder
Seymour Senior High School
Westgate-Vehslage
George Vehslage
Noble Lyons
Westgate Manor Subdivision
Charles Scull
Quality Ligers, Inc
South Chestnut Street
Lustig
Public Service Commission of Indiana
Vogel Crossing
Hospital Treats Victims Of Home Football Injuries
Three youths treated at Schneck Memorial Hospital emergency room. David Patrick age 13 from South O'Brien Street lacerated big toe when mower rolled over it. Larry Beal age 4 from Ewing Street bumped head while playing. Richard Rebber age 14 from South Chestnut Street struck in the back during school football practice. All were later released after examination or X-ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schneck Memorial Hospital
David Patrick
Gale Patrick
South O’brien Street
Larry Beal
John Beal
Ewing Street
Richard Rebber
Ralph Rebber
South
Chestnut Street
Warm Days and Mild Nights Forecast in Jackson County
Weather for Jackson County and Indiana calls for warm days and mild nights through Saturday with no rain. Daytime highs reach into the 80s and nights dip to the upper 50s or low 60s. On Wednesday the area reached 80 degrees and a 50 degree low was recorded as White River at Rockford stood at 1.4 feet and falling.
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Jackson County
Indiana
White River
Rockford
Four Freetown Places Entered By Burglars
Four burglaries in or near Freetown involved Sprague's Grocery Store run by Paul Sprague, Reva's Restaurant owned by Reva Weekly, Hazel Deaver's nearby variety store, and a new Ray Burnside home on Indiana 135. Entries occurred Wednesday night or early today with cigars cash and tools taken.
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Freetown
Robert O. Stanley
Seymour
Sprague
Paul Sprague
Stanley
Reva's
Reva Weekly
Hazel Deaver
Ray Burnside
Kennedy Moves Cautiously On Viet Nam Crisis
AP report notes President Kennedy treads carefully as Saigon faces Buddhist tensions and unrest. U.S. aims to hold Diem regime with massive aid and military support while seeking reforms and stability in Southeast Asia amid a long cold war struggle.
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Washington
Kennedy
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
America
Saigon
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Diem
Japan
Ho Chi Minh
South Viet Nam
Tribune Seeks College List Names For Fall Attendees
The Tribune begins its annual college list and asks students or parents to call with the student name and the college or university name and location. Call 522 4871 to provide the information.
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the Tribune
Tribune
Weather Records for Seymour Officials and Readings
Weather data for Seymour shows unofficial downtown and 2 PM figures. Official readings come from Ruth Everhart in Rockford. River level at 7 PM recorded at 1.4 feet.
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Seymour
Ruth Everhart
Rockford
Aid To Reservoir Areas Promised
Gov. Matthew E. Welsh pledged Indiana state aid for communities affected by the Monroe Reservoir to attain fullest development, signaling possible changes to state programs. He spoke at IU in Bloomington to the Monroe Reservoir Community Coordinating Committee and urged flexibility to meet reservoir growth needs. He also addressed tolerance and equal rights at a National Students Association event and prepared for a river cruise with Democratic leaders before the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association convention.
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Bloomington
Ind
Matthew E. Welsh
Monroe Reservoir
Welsh
Indiana University Student Union
Salt Creek
Indiana
National Students Association
I.U
Huntingburg
Cannelton
Dubois County
Democratic Committee
French Lick
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Seymour Firemen Respond to Two Wednesday Calls
Seymour firemen answered two calls Wednesday night. At about 8:40 p.m. they went to the Elks Club where Reynolds Moore of Columbus reportedly became ill and was taken to Schneck Memorial Hospital by ambulance. A burst radiator hose on an auto owned by Robert Schleter of Seymour 3 sent units to Sixth and Johnson streets at 11:30 p.m. No fire damage was reported.
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Seymour City
Elks Club
Elks
Reynolds Moore
Columbus
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Robert Schleter
Seymour R3
Sixth
Johnson Streets
X15 Reaches 66 Miles in Space Flight Attempt
At Edwards Air Force Base Joseph A. Walker piloted the X15 to about 66 miles altitude, failing to surpass his previous record set last month while preserving the dramatic spaceflight feat despite the setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Joseph A. Walker
Escape Hole Drilling For Miners Fails In Hazleton
In Hazleton Pennsylvania three miners trapped 331 feet underground for nine days faced another setback as a 12 inch escape hole failed to reach the coal seam. David Fellin 58 urged widening the six inch lifeline while officials weighed a new 12 inch drill and possible rig movement. The men await rescue as crews reassessed rock depth and continued drilling efforts.
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Hazleton
David Fellin
Henry Throne
Fellin
Gordon Smith
Throne
Smith
Spurgeon Named Co chair of Indiana colleges study group
State Senator James W. Spurgeon and Rep. Charles W. Edwards will co chair a Legislative Advisory Committee to Study State Colleges and Universities. The group will gather data from non tax supported Indiana colleges with a September 26 meeting set and seeks private college input.
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James W. Spurgeon
Brownstown
Spurgeon
Jackson
Scott
Washington
Charles W. Edwards
Spencer
Indiana
Legislative Advisory Committee
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St. Ambrose Catholic
Carter and
South Streets
Conrad’s Wrecking Service
Bruce and
Chestnut Streets
City Board
Jackson Circuit Court
Charles W. Byrd
Edwin L. Libbert
Bartholomew County
Gordon Deaton
East Fourth Street Road
Interstate 65
Larry Dean Stout
Crothersville R2
Fay Crabb
Frederick Eugene Dannettelle
White River Road
Ewing
Charles Nelson
Charles H. Nelson
Martha Nelson
Cummins Employees Federal Credit Union
Frank Fee
Richard Beavers
John A. Ackeret
U. S
Everett Lutes
Bruce Robinson
Roy E. Beickman
Francis Seifert
Rosa Nell Stinson
Leonard Lee Stinson
Clarence Spall
Thelma L. Spall
Helen Findlay
Edison R. Findlay
Margery Jean Prentice
Harold William Prentice
Thich Tieu Dieu
Hue
Tu Dam
Dieu
Mmine Entrance
Louis Bova
Bova
Sen. Spurgeon
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