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Seymour Daily Tribune

Location

Seymour, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1960

Page

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Signs and fencing costs for I 65 to exceed half a million

Indiana is spending 536906 on interstate 65 limited access highway accessories. Contracted 198986 for highway signs and plans 337920 for fencing along 50 miles of roadway. The project features numerous interchanges from Seymour to Clarksville with concrete surfacing and no crossovers.

U.S. 50 Louisville Indiana State Highway Department Seymour Jeffersonville Clarksville Ohio River Crothersville Uniontown Austin Scottsburg Ind Henryville Sellersburg U.S. 31 Memphis Stansifer Avenue Clark County

Two Hurt In Crashes On U S 31 Near Crothersville

A Charlestown pastor and his wife suffered minor injuries when his 1958 sedan was rear ended by a 16 year old driver north of the Jersey bridge on U S 31. Damage to the Morris car was about 50 dollars. Police investigations by Trooper Malcolm Heuss.

Charlestown Ind U. S. 31 Jersey Bridge Crothersville Clifford Newby Walter L. Trowbridge Windhurst Court Seymour Hazel K. Hildebrand Seymour Rl Trowbridge Commiskey Pike Hildebrand Hildebrand Auto J. D. Harris Seymour State Police Post Chester Morrow Delta J. K. Miller Seymour Post

Brownstown appoints Hazel Mitchell as clerk treasurer

Brownstown selects Hazel Mitchell to replace Omer Owens as clerk treasurer at a town board meeting. Owens resigned at May's session after four of five board seats went to Democrats. Mitchell previously worked in the county surveyor's office and is new to town government. The board also proposed selling two old trucks, a 1952 pickup and a 1936 fire truck, while keeping Lawrence Cochran’s truck for street work.

Hazel Mitchell Brownstown Omer Owens Owens O. O Mitchell Lawrence Cochran

Auto Damaged $35 In Crash On Chestnut St

A 1956 two door sedan driven by Alberta L. Tormoehlen, 21, of Seymour R2, was damaged $35 to the left rear bumper at 11 45 p m Saturday in a collision at Chestnut and Second streets. Officer Walfred J Kleimola investigated the accident involving the Tormoehlen car owned by Delbert Tormoehlen, Seymour R2, and a 1955 sedan owned and driven by Jerry W Sammon, 19, of Jonesville. The Sammon car was undamaged.

Alberta L. Tormoehlen Seymour

Remonstrators Oppose Dismissal in Seymour Annexation Case

In Jackson Circuit Court remonstrators led by Thomas H. Branaman challenge City of Seymour Ordinance 1311 seeking to overturn a May 17 dismissal motion. The dispute covers about 284 acres east of the railroad, including Woodstock and Redwood areas and the PS Indiana plant, with a hearing likely if remonstrators prevail. A guilty plea is noted for Clifford Sterling, 66, in Turn to page 7.

Seymour Jackson Thomas H. Branaman Brownstown Woodstock Redwood Hauersperger-Speckner Colvin, Everhart and Lemp Public Service Company of Indiana, Inc Seymour Country Club Pennsylvania Railroad East Sixteenth Street O’brien Tenth Street Clifford Sterling

Weather Records Show Sunday High 89 Low 54

The report lists Sunday temperatures with a maximum of 89 and a minimum of 54 degrees at 2 pm. No additional context or location is provided.

Speech and Hearing Clinic Set for Brownstown Again

Due to high demand, the Speech and Hearing Mobile Unit visit at Brownstown Elementary School returns Wednesday from 2 to 4 p.m. The Jeffersonville Rehabilitation Center staff evaluated about 14 children with speech and hearing issues during the last session. The unit may refer severe cases to Jeffersonville or Indiana University for follow up.

Brownstown Jeffersonville William Horstman Jackson County

Summer School Opens at Seymour High with 163 Enrollees

On opening day 163 students enrolled in four subjects at Seymour Senior High School's new building. English III 27, Government 44, Driver Education 41, Biology 51, with 191 pre-registration. Tuition free for students from Indiana high schools. classes run 8 to 12 daily, Independence Day break, ending July 30.

Seymour Senior High School Joseph M. Cull Kenneth N. Warbritton Marvin W. Dyer Don K. Beaver Ed Ennis J. Avery Dittmer Dale Scott Willis Dunker Jackson County Indiana

Court Withholds Decision In Car Race Track Case

In Jackson Circuit Court Judge John M. Lewis held the case of Seymour board of zoning appeals versus Elmer R. and June V. Nicholson under advisement with a decision expected in a week to 10 days. The board seeks a temporary injunction against a go cart dirt track on a residential site near West Second Street in Seymour's fringe area, arguing it violates the zoning ordinance. The Nicholsons contend city jurisdiction is lacking in the fringe zone and pressed to disallow the petition.

Seymour Board of Zoning Appeals Elmer R June Nicholson Seymour R Jackson John M. Lewis West Second Street Mile Lewis Board of Appeals Seymour

Ike Returns To West Point After Address At Notre Dame

President Eisenhower returns to West Point after touring Notre Dame where he gave the commencement address. He criticized Khrushchev’s rhetoric, praising U.S. unity and strength as he plans Washington trip Tuesday morning following a busy weekend of reunions and public receptions.

Ike West Point Notre Dame N.Y Eisenhower Nikita Khrushchev Washington Hudson River United States Military Academy South Bend Ind University of Notre Dame Giovanni B. Cardinal Montini Milan Italy

DePauw Graduates Hear Diefenbaker Address

Canada's Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker urged DePauw University graduates and 4,000 attendees to resist Soviet tactics of carrot and stick. He called for NATO to meet soon to strengthen defenses and endorsed open skies while noting the Paris summit’s collapse. He spoke in Indianapolis and Green Castle before flying to Ottawa for a parliamentary briefing.

Greencastle Ind Canada John G. Diefenbaker Diefenbaker DePauw University Nikita Khrushchev Pavlov DePauw Blackstock North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO Paris Eisenhower Russia Canadian Arctic Siberia Indiana First Baptist Church Indianapolis Ozie D. Pruett Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce Crawford F. Parker Russell J. Humbert Ottawa Washington

Two Year Old Wrecks Car in Evansville

Richard Bevens, age two, crashed a family car into a house after bouncing off a telephone pole. The boy had vanished briefly before the wreck, then reappeared helping his parents locate him. He boasted of knowing how to drive.

Evansville Ind Richard Bevens Richard Everett Bevens

Atlas Missile Bases Hit by Machinists Strike Across U S

About 800 IAM members at Convair sites from California to Florida walk off after deadlock over wages and benefits. The strike targets Atlas base workers and 22,726 at San Diego plants plus 2,869 at Pomona, threatening Atlas missile firing and prompting planned 10 am meetings.

San Diego Calif SAM Cape Canaveral Fla Holoman N.M Air Force Base Convair E. Marvin Sconyers IAM Atlas Base Pomona Pena Atlas

Navy launches world’s largest balloon for cosmic ray data

A 500 foot diameter balloon ascended to 114000 feet from Glynco Naval Air Station Brunswick in a cosmic ray experiment. The 50 thousand dollar craft carries 800 pounds of nuclear emulsion film to be parachuted to Texas for distribution to scientists in 13 nations for two years of analysis.

Brunswick, Ga United States Texas Earth Glynco Naval Air Station Brunswick

New Cool Front Ends Heat Wave In Indiana

A north forecasted cold front cut the Indiana heat wave, dropping highs from 89 to 70s. Temperatures should stay around 55 to 79 statewide over the next five days with light rain possible midweek, and White River at 3.8 feet and falling in Rockford.

Jackson County Indiana White River Rockford

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