Seymour Council approves annexation despite protests
The Seymour common council passed second readings on two annexation ordinances with unanimous votes while residents in the Nichter Addition voiced strong opposition. The meeting also addressed a rezoning on U.S. 50 near the city limits.
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Seymour
Fourteenth Street
Riverview
Ewing Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Fourth Street
U. S. 50
Louis H
Mattie M. Elsner
Irma E. Schepman
Plan Commission
Meadowbrook Drive
Edward P. Elsner
Nichter Addition
Elder Bobb
Airport Road
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Wehstage Road
Cemetery Road
Westgate Road
Bobb
J. Allen Brackemyre
Clarence Stark, Jr
Viet Cong Announces Tet Four Day Cease-Fire Plan
The Viet Cong announced a four day cease fire during Tet from Jan 20 to Jan 23 and will stop attacking puppet armed forces. The move coincides with a broader pause in U S air operations though no official reaction or duration is given.
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Viet Cong
Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
North Viet Nam
Communist Liberation Front
Viet Nam
U.S
Youth Escapes Injury In Spectacular U S 50 Crash
A 17 year old Seymour driver escaped injury when his car flipped after leaving the road on U S 50 two miles west of Seymour. The vehicle struck a bridge and rolled twice, sliding about 300 feet, with damage to both cars totaling roughly 2 750 dollars. Police investigated with Troopers Lewis Bumps and Gastineau.
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Seymour
Pine Ridge
Basil E. Tudor
South
O’brien Street
Tudor
U. S. 50
Tudor Auto
Stout Auto
Robert N. Lewis
Richard L. Bumps
John Gastineau
Medora
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Tracy Cowles
Cowles
Donna Eglen
James C. Blevins
Blevins
U.S. 50
Brownstown
Earl L. Pruitt
Medora RI
Curry
Pruitt
Weather Records for Seymour Unofficial Downtown Readings
Downtown Seymour maximum and minimum temperatures are unofficial for Monday. Official readings from Ruth Everhart at Rockford government station provide accurate figures. River level at 7 am is noted with 2.1 inches of precipitation and sunset and sunrise times are listed.
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Seymour
Ruth Everhart
Rockford
Increase In Cost Of Haircuts In Seymour
A Seymour barber price hike takes effect January 1. Regular haircuts rise to 1.75 and flattops to 2.25, with 25 cents extra on Saturdays and before holidays. The spokesman notes Seymour remains below the national average despite the increase.
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Seymour
Motorists Can Reserve 66 Tays at County License Bureaus
County license branches in Seymour Brownstown and Crothersville will start selling 1966 reserved license plates on January 3. Norma Fettig Seymour License Bureau manager urges motorists to bring 1966 vehicle registration forms and paid tax receipts to reserve plates. Those with reservations under 3 000 must file by January 1 1966. plates are issued in numerical order. New Year’s Eve holiday affects hours with 1 p m reopening Saturday for pickup of reserved plates only.
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Seymour
Brownstown
Crothersville
Norma Fettig
Fettig
Fetbe
Bids Sought for New Cortland Post Office Facility
The Post Office will advertise bids January 5 for a new Cortland post office with no site chosen yet. Bidders should offer a site on Ind 258 near the old building. bids open January 28 in Room 511 of the Federal Building. The facility will be leased to the federal government for five years with a 20 year extension option.
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Ninthae Abe Heana
Cortland
Daily Tribune
Washington
Post Office Department
Ind
Ist
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Brackemyre
Fletcher
James L. Laupus
U. S
West Second Street
Tribune
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Kelley and Wilmore Construction Company
Owensboro
Summit
Main Streets
Indiana Telephone Corporation
Lloyd Roberts
Austin
Kenneth Stacy
Paul Campbell
Scottsburg
Liberation Front
Bu Prang
Gia Nghia
Air Force
Guam
North
State Department
Ho Chi Minh
Hanoi
Staughton Lynd
Yale University
Viet Report
Thomas Hayden
Students For A Democratic Society
Herbert Aptheker
Howard E. Stout
Munster
Stafford
Tne Sre
City
Seteret Ebeamentonene
R. V. Miller
Benton
Bridge Streets
Red Cross
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