Woman Charged In Jennings County Slaying After Tractor Shooting
Autopsy in Indianapolis follows the death of Harvey Abbott of Paris Crossing. Abbott, shot by neighbor Marybelle Carlock during a noon dispute on a Jennings county farm, died hours later at Robert Long Hospital. Carlock, 62, faces first degree murder charges and a preliminary hearing was set.
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Marion County
Harvey William Abbott
Paris Crossing
Farmer
Robert Long Hospital
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Seymour
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Capital
Marybelle Carlock
North Vernon City
Charles Dudley
Jennings County
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Cana
Carlock
Texas Eastern expands Seymour station for $2 million upgrade
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp advances a roughly 2 million dollar expansion at the Seymour station three miles northeast of here in Shreveport Louisiana. Millard K. Neptune says the project adds two mainline pump buildings eight tanks 72 extra acres and a remodeled compressor building with control room lab and district office. The work follows FPC approval on June 21 to remove a 1168 mile Little Big Inch gas line and shifts the company toward petroleum products transport linking Gulf Coast production with Midwest markets.
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Reddington
Texas Eastern Transmission System
Seymour
Chicago
President Eisenhower Not To Endorse Nominee At Governors Conference
At the 49th annual governors conference in Williamsburg Virginia Republicans oppose any move to bind Eisenhower to a 1960 presidential nominee. White House confirms the speech will be nonpolitical and not televised. Governors debate potential successors with Nixon Gruenther and others named, while some Democrats see no clear frontrunner. Chandler signals possible acceptance if nominated and elected.
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American Red Cross
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William G. Stratton
Ilinois
GOP
Robert E. Smylie
Idaho
Vernon W. Thomson
Wisconsin
John E. Davis
North Dakota
Guv
Happy) Chandler
Kentucky
Owens Sentenced in Larceny Case in Jackson Circuit Court
James Frank Owens 41 unknown address pleaded guilty to a second petit larceny count in Jackson Circuit Court. Judge John M. Lewis fined him ten dollars plus costs and sentenced him to one year at the Indiana state penal farm. Owens was arrested June 12 by Detective Sgt Don Winn after entering a Crothersville area home and stealing a ballpoint pen.
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James Frank Owens
Jackson
John M. Lewis
Indiana State Penal Farm
Owens
Don Winn
Seymour State
Crothersville
U. S. Road 31
Mrs. Gaier Pleads Innocent In Court In Fatal Crash
Florence Gaier 52 of Zephyr Village Columbus pleads innocent to reckless driving in Bartholomew circuit court and is freed on a $500 bond after a June 11 collision south of Columbus that killed three Seymour youths Nora Love Hobson 16 Thalma Jean Hobson 19 and David Ray Decker 16. Trial set for October 3.
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Zephyr Village
Columbus
Seymour
Bartholomew
Bartholomew County
Gaier
U.S
Nora Love Hobson
Thelma Jean Hobson
Evaline Engleking
South Vine Street
David Ray Decker
Harold Decker
Noble Street
Earl Jaynes To Head Shields Alumni Dance Crowd Over 300
Earl Jaynes was introduced as new president of the Shields High School Alumni Association at a Saturday night dance in the American Legion Home attended by more than 300 couples. Norman Haas retired president, along with other new officers, were announced. The event featured the Jeffersonville Chieftains as the band and raised funds expanding scholarships for future college students.
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Shields High School
Earl Jaynes
Norman F. Haas
John Robison
Marjorie Miller
Fred Wilcox
Helen Reid
Chieftains
Jeffersonville
SHS
Charlies R. Hunterman
The
Legion
Shields
Richard Laut
William Gor- Gill
Four County Men Inducted Today
Four Jackson county men were reported for induction at the Armed Forces Induction Station in Indianapolis today, per Mrs. Pat Smith, clerk of the local selective service board. The inductees are Ronald Paul Sage, Jackie Dean Isaacs, Robert Lee Young and Marvin Huffman. None were ordered to report for physical examinations in this June call. The July 24 call for Jackson county will include five for induction and nine for physical examinations.
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Armed Forces
Indianapolis
Pat Smith
Selective Service Board
Ronald Paul Sage
Jackie Dean Isaacs
Robert Lee Young
Marvin H. Huffman
City Council May Weigh Major Measures Tonight
Seymour Common Council meets at 7 30 p m to consider naming a school board member and to give a first reading on new meeting rules. The agenda also includes possible action on redistricting city council districts.
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Seymour
Weather Readings at Seymour Day Official and Unofficial
Official government weather readings by Ruth Everhart and unofficial downtown thermometer record a 2? D m temperature in Seymour. Other measurements come from Seymour records indicating daily conditions and sources.
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Mra
Ruth Everhart
Thompson Sentenced On Auto Banditry Charge
Thompson 24 pleaded guilty to automobile banditry in Jackson Circuit Court, receiving a 10 year state prison term with a minimum of six years eight months before parole. The kidnapping charge was dropped. He abducted a 14 year old Seymour girl on March 27 and was later linked to threats against three Bedford girls. Prosecutors plan further action.
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Seymour
Jackson
John M. Lewis
Indiana State Prison
Thompson
James L. Laupus
Jackson County
Robert N. Skinner
Lawrence County
Bedford
Columbus
Emerson School
Indiana University
Bloomington
Officers To Change At Seymour Rotary Club Meeting
The Seymour Rotary Club at the Elks Club will hold its dinner meeting at 6 15 p m tonight. Dr C A Wiethoff will turn over to new president Hugh Grim and other officers for the coming year with year highlights on the agenda.
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Rotary Club
Seymour
C. A. Wiethoff
Hugh Grim
Weekend Highway Accidents Claim 14 in Indiana
The Associated Press reports a deadly Indiana weekend with 14 fatalities. Four deaths occurred Saturday on Ind 52 near Rushville in a bridge crash involving a Cincinnati bound auto and a second vehicle. Victims include John G. Clark, 20, Franklin. Mrs Christine Johnson, 31, Muncie. Mrs Elsie Pickard, 63, Muncie. George Cecil, 7, Muncie. An Indianapolis couple, Clarence B. Snyder, 65, and Goldie Snyder, 69, died Sunday in a collision near Fort Wayne on US 27. Joseph Jerkowitz, 20, died in a Saint Leon area crash on Ind 46. Walter Ruble, 43, Winchester, died near his home on US 27 when his car struck trees after leaving the road.
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Cincinnati Zoo
Ind
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Franklin
Christine Johnson
Muncie
Elsie Pickard
George Cecil
Clark
Johnson
Indianapolis
Clarence B. Snyder
Goldie
Fort Wayne
U.S. 27
Joseph Jerkowitz
Saint Leon
Dearborn
Walter Ruble
Winchester
U.S
Ruble
Senate Judiciary Committee Weighs Civil Rights Bill Action
Senate Judiciary Committee met in closed session to decide how to proceed after the House-passed civil rights bill was kept from the Senate floor. Chairman Len Eastland voiced no forecast for the outcome as supporters pressed for a committee produced measure. The bill’s progress stalled since March 19 due to Southern opposition.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Len Eastland
D-Miss
House
Senate Committee
Revisions In Security Program Are Proposed
The commission urges sweeping changes to the Eisenhower loyalty security program to better protect rights while tightening defenses against subversion. It backs a limited right to confront accusers, a separate loyalty case process, and a new agency to improve administration, but opposes criminal penalties for publishing secret information and questions wiretap evidence in security cases.
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Congress
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