Indiana Polio Record Stands At Perfect Mark This Year
Indiana reports a perfect polio record to date with zero confirmed cases, a first since early settlers. Health officials warn outbreaks remain possible and note vaccination gaps among some starting pupils.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Albert L. Marshall
Indiana Health Department
Marshall
Newlin Named Crawford County Public Aid Superintendent
Robinson Illinois Special report: David R. Newlin of Robinson was appointed superintendent of the Crawford County Department of Public Aid, announced Thursday by the director of the Illinois Department of Public Aid.
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Robinson, Ill
David R. Newlin
Robinson
Crawford County
Department of Public Aid
Illinois Department of Public Aid
Parke Co Jury Hears Evidence in $15 000 Suit
In Rockville Indiana Special reports a $15,000 damage suit by Mrs Iona Scamihorn against Continental Baking Company and Lawrence M Land moved toward a jury. Trial began after venue from Vigo Superior Court in 1964 with a six man six woman jury seated and deliberation expected Friday. The plaintiff, formerly of Terre Haute now in San Francisco, alleges injuries from a head on collision around 7 20 am near 17th and Hulman Streets Terre Haute. Attorneys include Nasser and Hanner for the plaintiff and Rosenfield and McFaddin for the defense.
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Rockville, Ind
Iona Scamihorn
Continental Baking Company
Lawrence M. Land
Vigo Superior Court
Brazil Jaycees raise funds for clothes-a-child drive
Brazil Indiana special report says more than 700 dollars has been collected by the Jaycees for their annual clothes-a-child program. The club outfits over 50 needy children each Christmas after families are screened by a committee of local business and professional men.
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Brazil
Ind
Jaycees
Will Bell
Jaycee
Paris man arraigned on four counts in embezzlement case
Harry Webb of Paris Illinois was arraigned in Edgar County Circuit Court on two theft and two forgery charges connected to alleged embezzlement from a credit union operated for members of the Illinois Cereal Mills grain millers local. Bond reduced from 10000 to 3500 on each count.
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Paris
Ill
Harry Webb
Edgar County
Illinois Cereal Mills
Robert F. Cotton
Webb
Cotton
Grain Millers Union Local
Two cars damaged in Clinton street collision
A late model sports car driven by Harry L. Crossley, 19, of rural Clinton, was damaged when struck by a car driven from Pratt's Service Station on S. Main St. by Mrs. Elizabeth Lambert, 39, of 802 S. 6th St. Both cars were damaged.
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Clinton, Ind
Harry L. Crossley
Clinton
Pratt
S. Main St
Elizabeth Lambert
S. 6Th St
Percy Seeks Nomination for U S Senate
Chicago AP Charles H. Percy 46, Bell & Howell board chairman, announces plans to seek the Republican nomination for the U S Senate. He vows a vigorous campaign on progressive lines and aims to win endorsement at the Jan 28 GOP State Conference as he faces incumbent Democrat Paul H. Douglas and potential June primary opponents.
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Chicago
Charles H. Percy
U.S. Senate
Percy
Bell & Howell Co
Sheraton-Chicago
Otto Kerner
U.S
Paul H. Douglas
Douglas
Charles Percy
University of Chicago
Republican State Conference
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Senate
Kerner
Bell & Howell
Three AWOL Youths Stole Car in Missouri Cross-Country Flight
Clark County authorities say three youths from California and Pennsylvania were seized in a stolen Independence, Missouri car once taken after stealing two other autos en route from San Francisco. Richard Harris, 19, Gary Rhodes, 18, and Dennis Britt, 18, were jailed. They claimed AWOL status from Treasure Island Navy base. If prosecuted on the Dyer Act they face federal charges. otherwise they may be returned to the Navy.
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Richard Tarr
U. S. Naval Base
Treasure Island
Calif
Rhodes
Britt
Navy
Harris
Naval Depot
San Francisco
Gandhi McClelland
Westfield State Bank declares nine dollar dividend
The Board of Directors of Westfield State Bank announces a dividend of 9 per share on capital stock. It is payable this Saturday December 18 to stockholders of record November 18.
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Westfield, Ill
Westfield State Bank
Purdue rally backs U.S. Viet Nam policy
About 750 Purdue students gathered in cold weather to show support for U.S. Viet Nam policy. The torchlight rally in a campus parking lot was led by Young Republicans, Young Democrats and Young Americans for Freedom. Speakers praised administration aims, while Gov Branigin commended Indiana campus petition efforts sent to the White House.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
United States
Viet Nam
Young Republicans
Young Democrats
Young Americans For Freedom
Political Science
James E. Dornan
America
Indiana
White House
Branigin
Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Youth at Linton Draws Farm Team
Joseph Allen Mills Baird 19 of Linton was sentenced to six months at the Indiana State Farm by Greene Circuit Court Judge Edin B Long after pleading guilty to aggravated assault and battery. He was arrested December 4 in Linton and had been held in Greene County Jail as a parole violator. He will be transferred to the Indiana State Reformatory after farm sentence.
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Indiana State Farm
Greene Circuit Court
Edin B. Long
Linton
Greene County
Indiana State Reformatory
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