Jones Implicated in Murders in Germany
Authorities in Munich and the U S Army post pursue links between the Seymour murder case and several German killings. Robert Allen Jones, 18, held in Chattanooga, faces trial for the taxi driver murder. Ballistics from a .25 pistol may connect Jones to Munich crimes before he left Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Germany
Seymour
Robert Allen Jones
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jones
Edward
Gerald W. Shike
John Womack
Harry McMillin
Seymour R1 Youth Shot Accidentally
A 19 year old Marine private home on leave from Camp Pendleton was accidentally shot in the right big toe when his .22 rifle discharged near Reddington. Charles D. Stewart told state troopers the rifle discharged as his feet tangled in wire north of the Texas Eastern tanks. The man was treated at Schneck Memorial Hospital and released. the bullet pierced his shoe toe and sole.
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Marine Corps
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Reddington
Charles D. Stewart
Seymour R1
Dale E. Swider
J. K. Miller
Seymour State
Texas Eastern
Stewart
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Plan Commission Holds Hearings Sets Night Meetings
Seymour planning and zoning commission held hearings on three subdivision matters in a Thursday afternoon session, adjourned to continue Monday night. The panel voted to switch regular meetings to 7:30 p m second Thursday each month and approved Sunrise Parkway section two with 32 foot streets and wider pavement, addressing drainage and street width concerns. Preliminary plat approval was given for West gate Manor section two with 30 foot setbacks and 32 foot streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Planning and Zoning Commission
Council Chamber
Plan Commission
Board of Zoning Appeals
Sunrise Parkway
Gaiser Drive
City Board of Public Works and Safety
Gene Darnell
Dunlap Development Company
Commission
Zion Lutheran Church
Westgate Manor
James Dankert
Paul Cripe Co., Inc
Indianapolis
Officers Elected By TB Directors
Tuberculosis Association of Jackson County Indiana reelected officers for a second year at a June board meeting in the Elks Club. Kelso Briner presided as president with Norman Jasper, Paul Bell, Arthur Benton, and Harry Fox as vice presidents and treasurer respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuberculosis Association of
Jackson County
Briner
Josephine Richart
Helen Harbaugh
Florence Ebert
Fox
Kenneth N. Warbritton
Seymour
Bernard Toon
Medora
Carr Township
Ebert
Scottsburg
Silvercrest
Association
Harold Turner
Indiana State Tuberculosis Association
Fred Nuss
Brownstown
Driftwood Township
Turner
United Fund
Thief Loots Soft Drink Machine in Seymour Market
Seymour police investigated a vending machine looting at Jay's Market 501 Ewing Street. About $5 in change stolen. employee Marvin Stanfield reported the theft at 9:35 a.m. Officer Donald F. Scott led the inquiry, noting the thief likely used a key to unlock and reseal the machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour City
Ewing Street
Marvin Stanfield
Donald F. Scott
Scott
Jackson County youths to attend Hoosier Boys State 1961
Five Jackson County youths and three Seymour teachers sail to Indiana University for the annual Hoosier Boys State. Delegates include SSHS students Erie Nowlin Steve Boas Tom Waldkoetter and Crothersville’s Steve McGinnis with alternates Mike Patrick Robert Judd Jerry Chud and Jack Montgomery. The program runs June 16 to 22 with Wells and Welsh attending and a Graham award finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County
Indiana University
Boomington
Seymour
Hoosier Boys
American Legion
Crothersville
I.U
Billy Jo Wright
Joseph White
North
Vine Street
Joseph D. Cull
Joseph M. Cull
Emerson Drive
Joe
Boys’ State
SSHS
Erie Nowlin
Orin Nowlin
Chestnut Street
Steve
Boas
George Boas
West Drive
Sunset Parkway
Tom Waldkoetter
Nelson Waldkoetter
West Oak Street
Steve McGinnis
Vernon Township
Hubert McGinnis
Mike Patrick
Publi Schools
Indiana
Robert Demske
Immanuel Lutheran School
Paul Houghland
James F
Shields Junior
Otto Hughes
I.U. School of Education
Forrest Carmich
Herman B Wells
University
Graham
Matthew E Welsh
Robert Fritz
Bluffton
The
Union
Hogs Bring Top Prices Here Today
Hog prices at the Seymour livestock yard topped at 17.50 per hundred pounds for hogs 200 to 220 pounds. Scott Coup, manager of the Producers Marketing Association, cited light receipts across the Midwest and fair weather aiding demand. He noted about 150 hogs expected today, near normal for Friday, with prices near this week’s highs. Stadler Packing Company of Columbus is mentioned in a continuation.
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Seymour Livestock Yard
Scott Coup
Producer's Marketing Association
Coup
Midwest
Stadler
Stadler Packing Company
Columbus
Kennedy urges GOP support for major proposals
President Kennedy, at a news conference, urged Republicans to set aside party labels and back his key measures including the farm bill with production controls and price supports, and he urged restraint in airline labor conflicts while calling for nonpartisan focus on national issues. He cited past bipartisan stances with Eisenhower on debt limits and aid to Poland and Yugoslavia.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Poland
Yugoslavia
Senate
Pan American
Trans World
Eastern Airlines
Used Clothing Drive Collects for Church World Service in Seymour
Seymour, under the Seymour Ministerial Association led by Dr. Kenneth L. Swank, begins a clothing collection for Church World Service. A truck from St. Louis will pick up around June 27, with central drop at First Methodist Church after June 25 or 26.
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Seymour
Church World Service
Seymour Ministerial Association
Kenneth L. Swank
Dr. Swank
Church World Service Center
St. Louis
Methodist
Duncan Avenue
St. Louis 10
Missouri
National Christian Councils
Weather Records Show Warm Thursday High 77
The maximum Thursday reached 77 degrees and the minimum was 52. The river gauge at 7 a.m. stood at 1.8 feet.
First Load Of Wheat Shipped To Sey mour Elevator
The Jackson County Farm Bureau Co op received its first county grown wheat at Seymour elevator. Walter Kiel and Kenneth Kiel of Columbus A8 delivered about 200 bushels of Monon variety with 21 percent moisture and 59 pound test weight after drying on the farm. Officials forecast an average yield around 30 bushels per acre and note wheat will be ready for combining in about a week to ten days.
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Jackson County Farm Bureau
Seymour
Walter
Kenneth Kiel
Columbus A8
Farm Bureau
Co-op
Crothersville Farm Bureau
Threat of All-Out Destruction Looms Over Algeria Today
Algiers reports seven plastic devices damaged three surgical pavilions and the central lab at Mustapha Hospital as the Secret Army Organization escalates a scorched earth campaign. European residents are urged to leave, while clashes and attacks widen amid de Gaulle and Evian accord tensions.
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Algeria
Algiers
Mustapha Hospital
Secret Army
Oran
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
France
Georges Bidault
Brussels
Philippe Ginestet
Evian
Seymour Board of Zoning Appeals Schedules June 26 Hearings
Seymour Board of Zoning Appeals will hold three public hearings at 7 30 p m on Tuesday June 26 as part of its monthly meeting. Petitions include Seymour Frozen Food Lockers for a plant addition B and B Building Specialties for a 36 by 60 foot storage building and Opal Elkins for a 10 by 12 foot utility room. Written comments may be filed with Karl Hackman and read aloud during the hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Board of Zoning Appeals
Karl Hackman
Seymour
Seymour-Brownstown Road
Opal Elkins
West Second Street
North
O'Brien Street
B and B
Seymour Frozen Food Lockers
Specialties
O’brien Street
Hackman
Weekend Warmth Expected After Cool Spell
Hoosiers will enjoy a sunny weekend after a three day cool spell with low 50s nights and upper 70s to 80s daytime highs. Forecasters call for mostly fair skies with a chance of showers in the west late Sunday and a five day outlook near normal to slightly above normal temperatures in the north central and southern regions. White River at Rockford stood 1.8 feet and stationary at 7 a.m.
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White River
Rockford
Flight Engineers Renew Offer For Negotiations
Flight engineers renew their bid to arbitrate economic issues with Pan American Eastern and Trans World Airlines while leaving unresolved cockpit crew size. Union President Ronald A. Brown says a strike threat will be considered if airlines do not respond in a reasonable time. The dispute centers on reducing long-range jet crews from four to three by merging third pilot and engineer roles.
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Gineers
Ronald A. Brown
Pan American
Eastern
Trans World Airlines
Kennedy
Brown
Elrike
Washington, D. C
Flight Engineers Union
Harrys. O'Brien
Flight Engineers
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Ashippun
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White House
Eisenhower
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