Two Injured In I 65 Accident Near Vernon Fork
Two injured in a Tuesday collision on Interstate 65 four miles south of U S 50. Hiram Edward White 25 of Austin drove a 1957 sedan south, colliding with a state highway dump truck driven by Woodrow Wilson 45 of Brownstown. Passenger Kelly Baker 28 of Austin suffered a sprained right ankle and other pains.
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U. S. 50
Samuel Kruse
Bloomington
Brownstown
Seymour Post
Avoca
Lawrence County
State Highway Department
Vernon Fork
Muscatatuck River
Hiram Edward White
Austin
Woodrow Wilson
Brownstown Rl
White
Kelly Baker
Vernon Whitt
J. K. Miller
Seymour
Real Estate Reassessment Set To Begin In Jackson County
Jackson County plans a mandatory eight year real estate reassessment starting soon. Assessors and deputies have trained and await field assessment sheets from the printer. The program will value property at thirty three and one third percent of true cash value and include detailed land and building data.
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Jackson County
Claude R. McCrary
McCrary
Bedford
Two Men Arrested For Public Intoxication In Seymour
City police arrested Donald Sutherland and Charles N. Reed both in Seymour on public intoxication charges. They were held in the city jail after being arrested by Officer James P. Flynn in the 100 block of East Second Street at 10 42 a m.
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Seymour
Donald Sutherland
Charles N. Reed
Sutherland
Reed
James P. Flynn
East Second Street
Nichols Arrested For Public Intoxication In Seymour
Russell L. Nichols, 43, of Seymour, held in city jail on a charge of public intoxication. He was to be arraigned in Seymour City Court later today after being arrested at 10 25 p m Tuesday in the 200 block of South Chestnut street by Sgt. Joseph Schrink and Officer Paul M Cooper.
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Russell L. Nichols
Seymour
Nichols
Joseph Schrink
Paul M. Cooper
South Chestnut Street
Jackson County Good Will Center Store House Drive Opens
Seymour residents can visit the Sey mour Jackson County Good Will Center Store House at 208 South Lynn Street during the open house from June 25 to 30 or on Sunday. The center, stocked with donated clothing food and bedding, serves 2 000 dresses and coats with a dressing room and freezers for meat while requiring authorization orders for assistance.
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Seymour
Jackson County
Seymour-Jackson County
Good Will
Lynn Street
Edgar F. Maddex
Maddex
A. A. Cohn
Maddox
Summer Brings Chill and Warmth to Seymour and Indiana
The Seymour area felt blackberry winter remnants with a cool 55 degree morning and scattered showers. Forecasts expect a slow warmup to near normal late June temperatures with isolated rain through the weekend. Purdue reports delayed farm work in Southern Indiana due to wet, chilly spring. soybeans and corn remain under planted and weeds proliferate as topsoil moisture stays adequate to excessive. White River fell to 3.6 feet at Rockford at 7 am.
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Seymour
Jackson County
Indianapolis
Spencer
Marion
Purdue University
Indiana
White River
Rockford
B and O Seeks Merger Ties With Chesapeake and Ohio
Board Chairman Howard E. Simpson testified at an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing in Washington that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad faces precarious finances and urgently needs an early affiliation with the Chesapeake and Ohio System. C and O President Walter J. Tuohy argued against Central affiliation, noting C O would supply B O with up to 5 000 coal cars and new diesel power while Central seeks a three way merger. Governor Barron of West Virginia voiced support for a B O C O merger, saying it would create jobs and attract industries in coal regions.
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Howard E. Simpson
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Seymour
Jackson County
Chesapeake and Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington, D. C
New York Central
Simpson
Central
Walter J. Tuohy
Tuohy
B& O
C & O-B &O-Central
New York
C & O Securities
Chicago Andastern Illinois Railroad
West Virginia
William W. Barron
Pennsylvania Railroad
C& O
Nickel Plate
Erie
Lackawanna
Reading
Delaware and Hudson
Stock Exchange
Cochran Fined for Public Intoxication in Seymour Court
Clifford Cochran, 4, of Clifford Indiana, fined 32 dollars with costs after pleading guilty to public intoxication in Seymour City Court. He was arrested at 1 15 a m in the 100 block of Indianapolis avenue by Sgt Donald F Scott.
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Clifford Cochran
Clifford, Ind
Seymour
Cochran
Indianapolis Avenue
Donald F. Scott
Dag Hammarskjold amid US Czech spy case clash
UN secretary general Dag Hammarskjold faced conflicting demands from the United States and Czechoslovakia over Czech diplomat Miroslav Nadavac accused as Prague's chief intelligence agent in the United States. Washington alleged Nadavac arranged meetings with an Army language instructor and paid him 1700 for information, while Prague denied all charges and pressed for Hammarskjold to rule against US actions as a violation of the UN headquarters pact.
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Dag
United States
Czechoslovakia
United Nations
N.Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Miroslav Nacvalac
Hammarskjold
Nacvalac
U.S
Karel Hlasny
Hlasny
California
Nadavac
U.S. State Department
Lincoln White
San Francisco
U. N
Clayton Fritchey
Fritchey
Zdensk Cernik
Boy 11 Admits Theft and Train Derail Attempt
An 11 year old Shelbyville boy admitted stealing 372 dollars from a bus station and trying to derail a train. He faces Juvenile Court where prosecutors may seek placement at the Indiana Boys School. He also confessed to two feed store break ins and to throwing a 20 foot section of steel mesh across railroad tracks, narrowly causing a derailment.
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Shelbyville, Ind
Shelbyville
Robert L. Sheaffer
Indiana Boys School
Sheriff's Office
New York Central
Kennedy Gets OK To Throw Away Crutches
President Kennedy has received permission to abandon his crutches likely Thursday as doctors say the worst of his back ailment is over. White House physician Dr Janet Travell and two orthopedics specialists evaluated him and reported progress satisfactory. He is expected to resume his daily schedule without crutches in two days.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Janet Travell
Andrew T. Hatcher
Hatcher
Hayato Ikeda
Japan
Palm Beach
Fla
Ikeda
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy Ikeda Reach Agreement On Trade Committee
Kennedy and Ikeda conclude talks in Washington with a plan to create a joint cabinet level US Japan economic committee. The move mirrors the Canada US model and signals a broader trade partnership beyond security. Both leaders pressed businesslike talks as photos captured Mrs Kennedy and Mrs Ikeda.
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Japan
Hayato Ikeda
Kennedy
United States
Canada
U.S
Ikeda
Weather records for Seymour and regional readings
Weather data from Seymour with unofficial downtown and 2 pm readings. Official figures from Ruth Everhart government observer at Rockford show maximum and minimum Tuesday values and today’s 2 pm reading. River level at 7 am reported at 3.6 feet with precipitation noted at .4 inch.
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Seymour
Ruth Everhart
Rockford
Reneed
Columbus Plans Airport Project and Service Expansion
Columbus approves a 60000 general obligation bond to resurface two runways at Walesboro Airport with a 10 year term. The move follows federal aid approval and aims to speed daily commercial service, with Lake Central Airlines planning twice daily routes to Cincinnati and Chicago from Walesboro, including a nonstop Chicago flight.
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Columbus
Walesboro
Columbus Aviation Commission
Aviation Commission
Stuart Wilder
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Lake Central Airlines
Columbus-area
Bakalar Air Force Base
US Air Force
City of Columbus
Air Force
Federal Aviation Agency
Lake Central
Cincinnati
Chicago
Bloomington
Terre Haute
Danville
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I. U. Conference
Indiana University
Pricey Wayooner
Lincoln School
Harry Spurgeon
Mayrel Blaikie
Donald L. Herwig
Cyril Storey
Prosperous
Boy
Dean Rusk
Zentaro Kosaka
Kentucky
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Baltimore and Ohio
New York-to-Virginia
Midwest
Columbus Plans
Wieneke Insurance Agency
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