Zoning Appeals Board Sets Busy Agenda in Seymour
Seymour board of zoning appeals will hold a busy regular meeting Tuesday with seven variance requests on the docket. Walter Findley and Sons plans an office building and pole barn west of the Pennsylvania Railroad in Rockford, while Findley Lumber seeks a saw mill with air pollution control. Additional requests span remodeling at George's of Seymour Inc. on Second and Broadway, a residence to office conversion at 401 Indianapolis Avenue, an off street parking waiver for an electric motor shop at 208 North Elm, moving an ice vending machine at 402 South Walnut, and a rear yard waiver for a new building at 318 West Tipton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Board of Zoning Appeals
J. Robert Klein
Board
Edward P. Elsner, Jr
Walter Findley and Sons, Inc
Findley Lumber Company, Inc
Walter Findley and Sons
Rockford
Findley Lumber Co
George’s of
Seymour Inc
North Elm Street
Edward and
Margaret Stockelman
South Walnut Street
David N. Hopewell
West Tipton Street
Two Preparedness Tests At Airport Over Weekend
Unrelated emergency facility drills were conducted by the Seymour Amateur Radio Club and Civil Air Patrol units at Bloomington and Camp Atterbury over the weekend. The CAP carried out a simulated search and rescue mission at Freeman Field amid storm and tornado scenarios while radio operators tested emergency communications networks and power/aerial setups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Amateur Radio Club
Civil Air Patrol
Bloomington
Job Corps Center
Camp Atterbury
Civil Defense
Red Cross
CAP
State Civil Defense Organization
Freeman Field
CD and
Indiana
Seymour
Jackson County
Radio Club
George Carpenter
Bunker Hill Air Force Base
Peru
Pike
Orange
Jennings
Franklin
Putnam
Madison
Fountain
Clinton
Howard
Wells
John Lipscomb
Bunker Hill
Indianapolis
Louisville
Maxwell Afb
Ala
Robert Luecke
Joe Zarick
Far West
John E. Niemeyer
Thomas R. Haley
Tribune
Fire Nightmare Hits Claypool Hotel During Eagles Convention
A fourth floor blaze at the Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis sent ten people to area hospitals and interrupted an Eagles convention. Dyer of Seymour and other local attendees recounted escaping amid dense smoke and hall water as alarms rang and flames erupted on Room 460’s vicinity.
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Claypool
Indianapolis
Eagles
Marvin W. Dyer
Manor Drive
Seymour
Dyer
The
Daily Tribune
Summit Ends In Stalemate At Glassboro Talks
President Johnson and Premier Kosygin ended their two day Glassboro summit with no agreements on Vietnam or the Middle East. They pledged to stay in direct contact to discuss these disputes and reduce the risk of nuclear confrontation. Kosygin returned to New York for UN remarks while Johnson resumed duties in Washington.
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New York
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Vietnam
Middle East
Glassboro
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Kosygin
United Nations
Israel
United States
Washington
Middle Eastern
Hollybush
Moscow
Kremlin
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Thomas E. Robinson
Glassboro State College
U. S
Soviet Union
Seymour Music Heads Resign From Local Schools
Earl D. Prout director of choirs and James C. Patton director of bands resign from Seymour Community Schools. Prout will join Marion School action in choral music. Patton will lead bands at Madison Heights High School in Anderson. No replacements named by Superintendent Robert Bullett.
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Seymour Community Schools
Earl D. Prout
James C. Patton
Prout
Marion School Action
Indiana State University
Seymour Schools
Patton
Madison Heights High School
Anderson
Robert B. Bullett
Car-Truck Collision Ties Up U S 50. Two Weekend Crashes
At Tipton and Beech streets a 9 02 a m crash between a 1957 car driven by William F. Beyer 70 of Fort Wayne and a westbound tractor trailer driven by Sidney J. Morris 43 of Crystal Lake Fla caused a fire hydrant to break and left Beyer cited for failure to yield. Damages totaled about 1100 and no injuries reported. Beyer pled guilty in Seymour city court and was fined 1 plus costs. A second crash at Indianapolis Avenue and Fourth Street caused $175 in damage with no injuries.
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Tipton
Beech Streets
U. S. 50
James E. Bullard
William F. Beyer
Fort Wayne
Beech Street
Sidney J. Morris
Crystal Lake
Fla
Bullard
Seymour Water Company
Beyer
Seymour
William M. Jones
Indianapolis Avenue
Fourth Street
Bertha B. Combs
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Michael McAninch
Tommy Haley
States
Canada
Ruth Everhart
Indianapolis-Jeffersonville Avenue
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad