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Seymour Daily Tribune

Location

Seymour, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1965

Page

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Plan to boost Southern Indiana tourism region meetings

Hundreds of Hoosiers will discuss tourism ideas at five regional meetings next week including a Region II session in Seymour. Senator Vance Hartke co sponsors shirt sleeve sessions with Birch Bayh and others to craft recreation programs and elect temporary regional chairs for development.

Indiana Seymour Vance Hartke Hartke Birch Bayh Winfield Denton Lee Hamilton Robert Rock

Slain Ex-Brownstown Man Identified in Richmond Robbery

Roy A. Waskom and Robert S. Mopps were shot to death during a robbery at a DX Oil Co. station on U.S. 27 in Richmond. Waskom, 45, a substitute attendant and pest control operator, and Mopps, 39, were killed as they counted receipts. Authorities seek a young male suspect described as 19-21, seen fleeing in a gray 1947 car.

Brownstown Richmond Roy A. Waskom Robert S. Mopps Waskom Esthel Waskom DX Oil Co U.S Marshall Lunsford Lunsford Kansas Nebraska Duane Pope Roxbury Kan Illinois Pope Florida Mopps Patricia New York Reid Memorial Hospital Louis Jane Larry Bruce Rickey

Critic of Castro Fled Cuba Speaks on Takeover

Cuban refugee Dr. Richard A. Gomez former University of Havana professor, now Spanish teacher at Salem High School, spoke at a Seymour Kiwanis meeting at Sey mour Country Club. He argued the Cuban revolution was driven by propaganda and economic manipulation, contrasting Cuban and American systems and highlighting Cuban ownership before and after Castro.

University of Havana Richard A. Gomez Seymour Kiwanis Club Cuba Castro H. Don Swiggett Gomez Charles A. Linke Keith Burkholder Kiwanis Club Seymour Country Club Salem High School United States Seymour Kiwanis Franklin Revo Lutionary Indiana

Indiana to lead national panel for atomic research center

Indianapolis Governor Branigin announced a national committee of about 40 to 50 industrialists and educators to back Indiana second a large atomic research facility. The group includes leaders with Indiana plants or multi state interests and aims to bolster the bid.

Associated Press Indianapolis Roger D. Branigin Indiana Branigin

Construction figures in 1965 pass 1964 total

Figures show 1965 construction permits totaling 1 944 183 as of June 3 up from 1 939 461 in 1964. A total of 248 permits were issued in 1964. Names mentioned include Paul Rainier Dee Bannister George Graessle Ollie and Edith Farris.

Klein Paul Rainier Dee Bannister George Graessle Ollie Edith Farris Board of Zoning Appeals

Weather Records for Seymour Official Readings Noted

Weather data for Seymour shows that downtown readings and the 2 pm temperature are unofficial. Official figures come from Ruth Everhart in Rockford with the River at 7 am measured at 1.8 feet.

Seymour Ruth Everhart Rockford

City Highest Bidder On Old Post Office

Seymour submits the highest bid for the old post office at Third and Chestnut as GSA opens bids. The city offers 30000 dollars, while Michael Jawite of Miami Beach bids 6672 and Robert Weller of Greenfield bids 5110. GSA will decide within 9 days.

Newshawk Lawrence Croucher Seymour Old Post Office Third and Chestnut Streets General Services Administration GSA Chicago Michael Jawite Miami Beach Fila Robert Weller Greenfield Ind Laupus Norman H. Berky Berky

90 Degree Heat Brings Out Swimmers at City Pool

In 90 degree heat a record 864 local swimmers used the Seymour Municipal Swimming Pool at Shields Park Thursday between 1 and 3 p.m. The crowded scene shows residents seeking relief from the heat as crowds cooled off.

Seymour Municipal Shields Park Edwin

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