Traffic Claims Lives of Four In Indiana
Four died in Indiana on Wednesday in separate crashes. Reggie Moore twelve of Marion was killed after a car struck his unlit bicycle east of Converse on Ind 18. Three year old John Russell of Connersville was fatally struck while running into a street by a car driven by Mabel Welch. Normand Sipes twenty eight of Williamsport died when his car broad sided a Baker car after he began to pass a semi near Attica on Ind 28. Erich Mahler sixty of Valparaiso was killed when a Chesapeake and Ohio train hit his car at a crossing near Kouts.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Reggie Moore
Marion
Converse
Ind
Kenneth Moore
Paul E. Bennett
John Russell
Connersville
Mabel Welch
Ray Russell
Attica
Normand H. Sipes
Williamsport
Michael W. Baker
Betty Baker
Topeka
Kan
Sipes
Baker
Erich Mahler
Valparaiso
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Kouts
Marshall High School Class of 1953 Reunites in Marshall
The Marshall Illinois class of 1953 held a reunion at the American Legion home with 62 members attending. Darrell Kirby of Duquoin served as master of ceremonies and teachers Wilma Geisert Elliott Aaron Kammacher Lawrence Hutchens Truman Spittler attended.
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Emery Bloodworth Jr
Robert Mars
Phyllis Hornbrook Moors
Richard King
Scott Green
Local Families Share News In Hymera Area
Tribune carrier James K Gilman son of Mr and Mrs Robert Gilman of Hymera heads to sixth grade at Hymera Elementary and hopes to become an athlete scientist or teacher. A wedding in Hutsonville unites Linda Rae Mick and James Coale with Marshall attendees listed.
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James K. Gilman
Tribune
Hymera
Robert Gilman
First Baptist Church
Hutsonville
Linda Rae Mick
I. B. Mick
James Coale
Mattoon
Marshall
John Cline
Gene Clark
Chester Irvin
Newport
Ind
William M. Hegarty
Cleveland
Ohio
C. M. Hegarty
Harvey
Heggie
Chubby Hegarty
Janet van Camp
Indianapolis
Joe van Camp
Robert H. Nixon
Cincinnati
Nixon
Rose Stammer
Hagsburg
Germany
Elsie Manion
Helen Randall
Linda
Lawrence
Tulsa
Okla
Casey Illinois Briefs and School Board Notes
Casey Illinois special report covers local happenings from Aug 1. It notes Rev Viol Finney’s eye surgery in Urbana and hires at Casey Community Unit School: Willard Gantz science teacher, James Patton PE and football coach, Sandra Timmons secretary. Board approves Monroe School sewer valve and reviews Hazel Dell roof needs amid budget talks. Youth Fellowship names officers and delegates. Brazil Brazil exchange concert with Casey scheduled. summer band programs start. John Underwood family vacation to the Smoky Mountains.
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Ill
Viol Finney
Carle Memorial Hospital
Urbana
Board of Education
Gasey Community Unit
Willard E. Gantz
James R. Patton
Casey High School
Sandra S. Timmons
Monroe
Hazel Dell
Youth Fellowship of
The
Evangelical United Church
Don Bare
Becky Cox
Jennifer Simpson
Charlotte Hart
David Wright
Betsy Cox
East Bay Camp
Bloomington
Brazil
Ind
Fairview Park
Casey Band
Ersel Burgess
Casey Municipal
John Underwood
Smoky Mountains
Pledge From Knights Of St Peter Claver To Cardinal Rugambwa
Indianapolis hosts African cardinal Laurian Rugambwa as Knights of St Peter Claver pledge 25000 dollars for a Tanganyika cathedral. The gift will be given at a governor mansion reception. Rugambwa notes workers earn about a dollar a day supporting church. He visits St Meinrad archabbey and will celebrate outdoor mass.
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Indianapolis
Tanganyika
Knights of St. Peter Claver
Laurian Cardinal
Rugambwa
Bukoba
Paul C. Schulte
St. Meinrad
Laurian Cardinal Rugambwa
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Judge Rules Special Prosecutor Bill Should Become Law
Judge Wilbur H. Grant in Marion Superior Court ruled the 1963 special prosecutor bill should become state law and ordered it printed with acts of the 1963 General Assembly while staying the order for appeal. The Northwest Indiana Crime Commission argued veto timing by Gov. Welsh was incorrect under a three day rule. The bill provides for a Supreme Court appointed prosecutor in counties with rampant crime.
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Indianapolis
Wilbur H. Grant
Marion Superior Court
General Assembly
Indiana Supreme Court
Northwest Indiana Crime Commission
Matthew E. Welsh
Supreme Court
Students Freed On $1,000 Bonds Iniv Bloomington Case
Three Indiana University students charged with violating Indiana's 1952 anti-subversion act appeared in Monroe County Sheriff’s office and posted $1,000 bonds. The trio faces court actions after the arrest as part of a crackdown on subversive activities in Bloomington.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Indiana
Monroe County
Socialist Alliance Officers Indicted for Speech Advocating Overthrow
James Bingham 23 of Indianapolis and fathers, Ralph Levitt 25 and Thomas Morgan 22 of Terre Haute appeared for cash bonds after an indictment by the grand jury. The trio, officers of the local Young Socialist Alliance chapter, faced charges for listening to a speech alleged to advocate violent government overthrow. No trial date set.
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James Bingham
Indianapolis
Ralph Levitt
Thomas Morgan
Terre Haute
Young Socialist Alliance
Suit Filed for $9500 Damages in Indiana
Carl Schwab of Rockville filed a suit against Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Company seeking 9500 in damages. He alleges injury from an explosion at a booster station near Montezuma while employed by Harbert Construction. Schwab claims gas buildup and a motor start caused injuries to his side hip and nervous shock. Represented by Berry Kincade and Miller of Terre Haute.
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Rockville
Ind
Carl Schwab
RA 4
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Company
Schwab
Harbert Construction Corporation
Montezuma
Berry, Kincade and Miller
Terre Haute
Baltimore Clippers Move to New Civic Center Arena
The Baltimore Clippers of the American Hockey League play home games in the new Civic Center with seating capacity of 11 260.
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Baltimore
UPI
Baltimore Clippers
American Hockey League
New Civic Center
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