Tourism program gains 3rd vice president of SIIR
Sir William F Brown of Seymour was elected third vice president of Southern Indiana Inc a 42 county tourism promotion group at its 13th annual meeting at Indiana University in Bloomington M L Hughes of Bedford was named fourth vice president Re elect ed officers include Daniel L Bynum Bloomington John E Mitchell Flatrock M J Evans Evansville Ralph Johnson Bloomington and S B Baker Columbus Lt Gov elect Robert L Rock urged a 2500000 revolving fund and a 630000 annual line for the Indiana Department of Commerce Industry and Tourism plus a southern Indiana four lane road dubbed new 37 Rock highlighted Kentucky 622678 spent on tourism and nearly 19 million in state tax revenues urging rapid resource development
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William F. Brown
Seymour
Southern Indiana, Inc
Indiana University
Bloomington
M. L. Hughes
Bedford
Daniel L. Bynum
John E. Mitchell
Flatrock
M. J. Evans
Evansville
Ralph Johnson
S. B. Baker
Columbus
Robert L. Rock
SII
Anderson Democrat
Kentucky
Rock
Indiana Department of Commerce, Industry and Tourism
Indiana
Seymour Christmas Basket Fund Tops Five Hundred
The Seymour 46th annual Christmas Basket Fund reached 503.25 dollars on day nine as nine gifts boosted total contributions. The 1964 Kiddie Show was moved to Thursday December 24 to fit Seymour students schedules with Santa delivering treats from the Legion. Funds may be sent to LeRoy Pollett at Seymour National Bank or the Tribune office for baskets, with toys needed urgently for repainting.
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Seymour
Majestic Theater
Seymour American Legion Post No. 89
Theater
the Legion
Thomas Plunkett
Santa Claus
Legion
LeRoy Pollett
Pollett
Seymour National Bank
Tribune
Harry C. Cherry
Seymour Boys’ Club
Calvin Boulevard
Six Days Left To Visit Santa In Seymour
Local youngsters are urged to visit Santa at the Republican headquarters one door west of the Majestic Theater in Seymour. He will hear requests from 4 to 7 p m today Friday and Saturday, and Monday to Wednesday of next week. Stores will stay open until 9 p m on those days for last minute shopping.
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Santa Claus
Seymour
Republican
Majestic Theater
11 Days Vacation For School Children
Children in Seymour and Brownstown public and parochial schools will enjoy 11 days off for Christmas and New Year holidays. Schools close at end of Wednesday and reopen Monday, January 4.
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Seymour and
Brownstown
Yale Concert Tonight At SSHS With Large Choral Groups
Four hundred twenty two students from Shields Junior High and Seymour Senior High perform a Christmas concert at SSHS Auditorium at 8 pm. Mary Jane Perry directs combined junior choirs and Earl D. Prout leads the SSHS senior choirs with multiple ensembles featuring soloists Margaret Huffman Paula Anglin and Andrea Judd.
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Shields Junior High School
Seymour Senior High School
SSHS
Mary Jane Perry
Joe Mellencamp
Margaret Huffman
Paula Anglin
Andrea Judd
Earl D. Prout
North Vernon Man Injured in Tractor Accident
Herbert Ramsey of North Vernon suffered a broken pelvis, leg, and ankles when a tractor he was on rolled over him at the Kenneth Beesley farm. He was admitted Tuesday morning to Bartholomew County Hospital in Columbus after slipping as he tried to remount the idling tractor.
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Herbert Ramsey
Kenneth Beesley
North Vernon
Ramsey
Bartholomew County Hospital
Columbus
McCone expected to resign CIA post soon
Associated Press dispatches report strong indications that John A. McCone will resign as CIA director soon and return to private life. Mention of Cyrus R. Vance as a possible successor surfaces amid cabinet turnover speculation.
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Washington
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
McCone
Johnson
Cyrus R. Vance
Defense
CIA
FourAccidents In Jackson County And Seymour Probed
Authorities investigated four crashes in Jackson County and Seymour. One motorist, Donald Vierling Jr., 19, was arrested on a reckless driving charge after a rear end collision. Damages ranged from 40 to 175 dollars. other incidents involved a rollover near Crothersville and a single vehicle撞 into a ditch after pothole avoidance.
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Jackson County
Seymour
Donald Vierling, Jr
Hustedt Street
Maurice Rose
Marilyn K. Wente
Cortland al
Second Street
Indianapolis Avenue
Rose
Vierling
All-Time High Registered In Meter Receipts
Miss Gaynielle Moritz city clerk treasurer reports last week parking meter receipts topped 584 dollars and 40 cents during the Christmas shopping period. The prior weekly peak was 530 dollars. Money from meters is counted on Mondays.
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Gaynielle Moritz
Moritz
City Plans Parking Lot On Hoadley Property
The city acts to ready the Hoadley lot for parking addressing downtown shortages. Workers clear the north side east of Indianapolis avenue and north of the B and O tracks, with concrete on the east end and stone on the west. Temporary free parking will be available while the city seeks six month options and sells revenue bonds to fund a 120-vehicle facility at an estimated total of 50 thousand dollars.
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City Street Department
Hoadley
Indianapolis Avenue
Baltimore and Ohio
Unemployment Claims Due On Mondays This December
People filing for unemployment are asked to submit claims at the city building on Monday December 21 and Monday December 28 instead of Thursdays. After the holidays, filing returns to Thursdays with January 7 the next Thursday date.
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Pesons
Severe Cold and Snow Paralyze the Northwest
Unprecedented prewinter cold and winds paralyze the Northwest drop temperatures below zero. Blizzard conditions stretch from the Dakotas to Montana with -59 on a mountain near Lewistown and -40 in Marysville. Gov. Babcock declares six Montana counties disaster areas as records fall in several cities. Fort Myers reports a warm 79 as the nation braces for a lengthy cold spell.
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Montana
U.S. Weather Bureau
Lewistown
Mont
Plains
Dakotas
Pacific
Creede
Colo
Bloomington
Ill
Weather Bureau
Tennessee
Mississippi
Minneapolis
Tim Babcock
Powder River
Carter
Fallon
Prairie
Rosebud
Custer
Billings
Dillon
Great Falls
Livingston
Missoula
Summit
Glacier National Park
Cut Bank
Marysville
Helena
Air Force
Deep South
Florida
Fort Myers
Fla
Near Zero Cold Likely Here Tonight
A light rain touched Jackson County at dawn and a sharp cold snap will push temperatures near zero by Friday. Clouds linger to Friday then clear by Saturday but cold remains. highs Friday expected mainly in the teens, with 47 noted Wednesday and 26 this morning. White River at Rockford logged one foot at 7 am as minor precipitation trace appeared.
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Jackson County
Mercury
Lake Michigan
White River
Rockford
Two Accident Victims Improve
Two persons injured in separate accidents Saturday night and Monday are improving, according to hospital updates. Robert W. Ellis Jr., 16, of 404 East Second Street, listed in satisfactory condition at Robert Long Hospital, injured in a one car crash on Rockford Road by the White River Bridge. Mrs. Margaret Hodge, 18, of 922 West Oak Street, listed in fair condition at Bartholomew County Hospital after a collision with a Baltimore and Ohio freight train at the O'Brien Street crossing. Her sister Virginia Shubert, 16, of 528 Circle Street, was fatally injured in the same accident.
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Robert W. Ellis, Jr
East Second Street
Robert Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Rockford Road
White River Bridge
Margaret Hodge
West Oak Street
Bartholomew County Hospital
Columbus
Baltimore and Ohio
O’brien Stret Crossing
Virginia Shubert
Circle Street
Weather Records in Days till Christmas in Seymour
Weather records for Seymour show unofficial downtown 2 p.m. temperature and official readings from Ruth Everhart at Rockford. Reports list Downtown Seymour Maximum Wednesday and Minimum Wednesday, river level at 7 a.m. at 1 foot with trace precipitation.
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Seymour
Ruth Everhart
Rockford
Mayors Form Moderation Faction Within Indiana GOP
Indiana Republican Mayors Association formed in Indianapolis as 40 of 61 GOP mayors meet. The group adopts a moderation pledge and endorses reapportionment by population, with Herman Smith and Berry Hurley among leaders and Edward Cordell as vice chair.
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Indiana Republican Mayors ' Association
GOP
Indianapolis
James L. Laupus
Seymour Board of Public Works and Safety
Republican Party
General Assembly
Harold W. Hand
Senate
Allen E. Bloom
Fort Wayne
Bloom
House
Berry S. Hurley
Greenfield
Hurley
Hancock County
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