Cars Collide On County Road Reported Near U S 50 and 135
Two cars collided at 4 15 p m Monday on a county road about three miles north of U S 50 and a mile west of Ind 135 according to state police at Seymour Trooper James Blevins. Kenneth Stout 20 of Freetown driving from a side road turned right into the path of a southbound auto driven by Joe Woolridge 34 of Norman Ri Both cars were left of center Woolridge 1959 auto damage valued at 125 Stout 1958 car damage 50
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U. S. 50
Ind
Seymour Post
James Blevins
Kenneth Stout
Freetown
Joe Woolridge
Norman Ri
Teens Return After Detention Escape In Kalamazoo
Police say Bruce Murphy age 17 and Mike Salisbury age 14 fled a Kalamazoo detention home and were later returned. The stolen vehicle they drove was reported missing from the Kalamazoo area.
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Kalamazoo
Bruce Murphy
Mike Salisbury
Woman Burned On Left Foot
Mrs. Gilbert Linn, 27, of 2115 Schneck Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Gilbert Linn
Schneck Memorial Hospital
U S Planes Penetrate North Viet Nam Deeply Bombing Hanoi Border
American fighter bombers struck targets north of the Hanoi line in two raids near Son La and Van Nuoc Chien, totaling about 25 aircraft and 34 tons of bombs. Antiaircraft fire was light to moderate, with no enemy aircraft sighted. A pilot bailed out near Da Nang but survived. In Saigon, Tran Van Dang, 25, was executed for attempting to blow up an American billet.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Son la
Dien Bien Phu
Indochina
van Nuoc Chien
North Viet Nam
Hon Gay
Gulf of Tonkin
North
da Nana
Tran van Dang
Dang
Ho Chi Minh
Dang Maren
Gia Dinh
Indiana Bid Among Final 15 for Atom Smasher
Indiana remains in the running for the 200 billion electron volt atom smasher as 15 bidders, including Purdue and Indiana University leaders, respond to AEC data requests. Power price drops to 4.35 mills per kilowatt hour improve prospects, with final report due July 1 and possible formal approval this week.
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Indiana
Purdue University
Frederick L. Hovde
Hovde
Elvis J. Stahr
Indiana University
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
AEC
Oan
PSC
Branigin Aids
James E. Farmer
Stanley
Indianapolis
Jackson County native dies in Bartholemew County crash
Ervin Hougland 29 of Seymour died when his pickup struck a utility pole east of Columbus Saturday night. The truck rolled, he was killed instantly, and a ladder remained wrapped around the fence post. Jerald Proffitt of Columbus R2 and his wife Rita Sue sustained injuries. Hougland leaves parents Merton and Gladys, brothers Wayne and Gary, a wife Mary Lou, a son Jeffrey and daughter Gina. Funeral 1:30 pm Wednesday at Barkes and Inlow. burial Garland Brook. He was born May 20 1936 in Jackson County and married Mary Lou Hall on Aug 22 1957.
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Jackson County
Columbus
Ervin Hougland
Merton Hougland
Wayne Hougland
Seymour
Bartholomew County
Cummins Engine Company
Dunn Road
Hougland
Proffitt
Hoagland
Rita Sue
Bartholomew County Hospital
Mary Lou Hougland
Jeffrey
Gina
Gary Lynn Hougland
Air Force
Arizona
Barkes and Inlow
Garland Brook
Washington Man Arrested for Disorderly Conduct
Max A. Ramsey, 29, Washington, Ind., was arrested at 4 20 a m in the 200 block of Indianapolis avenue and jailed on a charge of disorderly conduct. He pleaded guilty in Seymour city court and was fined five dollars with costs of twenty by Judge William Jones.
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Max A. Ramsey
Washington
Ind
Indianapolis Avenue
Seymour City
Ramsey
William Jones
Weather Records for Downtown Seymour Debut
Weather records show unofficial readings from The Downtown Seymour records and Mrs. Everhart's notes. River gauge at 7 a.m. reads 1.2 feet. maximum and minimum Monday figures listed as official readings from government ties server at kford.
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Seymour
Everhart
Kford
Japan and South Korea sign historic normalization pact
In Seoul and Tokyo, thousands protest as South Korea's Lee Dong Won and Japan's Etsusaburo Shiina sign the accord at Premier Eisaku Sato's residence. The ceremony, televised nationally, ends 60 years of hostility after 14 years of talks. Sato pauses a campaign stop to witness the signing.
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Tokyo
Japan
South Korea
Seoul
Lee Dong Won
Etsusaburo Shiina
Eisaku Sato
Sato
Local Man Contributes To Titan III Success
Major Carl L. Preuss of Seymour aided the Titan III C booster test at Cape Kennedy. He supervised overall technical evaluation of tests and flight performance for the Titan III division. The launch demonstrated solid motors with a liquid core, enabling potential MOL orbit and various unmanned satellite missions. Preuss, with the 6655th Aerospace Test Wing since 1962, hails from Seymour and is married to Doris M. Thompson.
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Carl L. Preuss
Seymour
Air Force
6555Th Aerospace Test Wing
Cape Kennedy
Fla
America
Earth
Major Preuss
6655Th
Aerospace Test Wing
W. F. Preuss
South Walnut Street
Doris M. Thompson
Earl E. Thompson
East Tipton Street
Shields High School
Purdue University
Cost Of Raising A Jackson County 18 Year Old
A Jackson County study estimates that a typical 18 year old costs about 22 400 to 18 years of age with the average local family earning between 6000 and 8000 dollars. Total spend on this cohort locally reaches 14 650 000 dollars before college costs.
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Jackson County
Life-Saving Classes Set for Wednesday at Seymour Pool
Registration for Junior and Senior Life-Saving Classes at the Seymour Municipal Swimming Pool in Shields Park opens with a meeting at 8 p m Wednesday. Jerry Waldkoetter leads the junior class and Mark Bevers the senior class. both instructors hold Red Cross water safety certification. Participants may register before the meeting and must attend at 8 p m Wednesday.
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Seymour Municipal
Shields Park
Jerry Waldkoetter
Mark Bevers
Red Cross
Zoning Board Tonight Considers Variance and Use Case
The Seymour Board of Zoning Appeals will review two requests at its 7 p m meeting in city hall. One seeks a variance and the other a special use, with decision expected this evening.
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Zoning Board
Seymour Board of Zoning Appeals
City Hall
Youth Records Clear Photo Of Moon During Partial Eclipse
Mike Weasner of Seymour captured a sharp photograph of the moon during a June 13 partial eclipse from his home at 221 Carter Boulevard. Assisting were Bill Hinton and Steve Fine, with the event lasting five hours and noting a bright crater and radiating streaks.
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Mike Weasner
Clara Weasner
Carter Boulevard
Seymour
Mike
Pluto
Bill Hinton
William Hinton
West Second Street
Steve Fine
David Fine
Emerson Drive
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