04 Jun 1965
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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1965
Page
1
Chamber of Commerce officials announced Freeman Field development plans at a local meeting. Attendees included representatives from utilities and industry owners and managers at Freeman Field. Tom Voss, vice president of the Aviation Commission, presented the report and explained its details.
A suspect linked to an attempted theft of more than 600 pounds of meat from William L. Wolter’s Seymour residence was questioned at the Seymour state police post. The alleged thief, captured near Henryville in Clark County, fled as Wolter fired at the trio after seeing movement in the garage. Police pursued two men, one east along railroad tracks and another south, exchanging shots as they split up.
Joe Dominik and his two daughters participate in a local Girls Club where Lygia 12 won a regional contest and received sewing scissors for her achievements while Claudia 9 takes ballet. The family values cross cultural friendships and the club’s role in developing talents and social connections.
Weather records list Seymour observations with unofficial downtown readings. Official data from Mrs. Nes Ath Everhart weather service notes River maximum at 7 a.m. shows 2 feet.
Astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White continued the Gemini 4 mission into its second day as mission control reported favorable conditions for the 97 hour 50 minute flight. White described his 20 minute space walk and the Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean, Houston and Clear Lake views from 100 miles up.
Across South Vietnam heavy fighting continued with government casualties at least 239 for today and Thursday. Ambushes near Lao Thien and a six-vehicle convoy attack left 15 dead, 15 wounded, and 15 missing among government troops. two armored cars and two trucks were destroyed. Communist losses were not known.
An experimental meeting at Seymour High School aimed to launch an education program on safety and auto insurance for motorists. Organized by the Jackson County Association of Independent Insurance Agents, the event drew top state insurance and safety figures, with remarks on rising accident counts and insurance costs.
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