Revoke Tax Exempt Status o Fraternities o Fraternities
Indiana board revokes tax exempt status for 10 national fraternity and sorority headquarters in Indianapolis though college chapter houses remain exempt. Listed as taxable are Alpha Chi Omega, Alpha Chi Sigma, Alpha Gamma Delta, Alpha Kappa Psi, Delta Tau Delta, Delta Zeta, Lambda Chi Alpha, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Tau Kappa Epsilon, and Sigma Kappa. Also, Indiana appellate court rules jukebox operators owe no gross income tax on receipts shared with establishments hosting machines.
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Indianapolis
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Larry R. Mohr
Mohr
Alpha Chi Omega
Alpha Chi Sigma
Alpha Gamma Delta
Alpha Kappa Psi
Delta Tau Delta
Delta Zeta
Lambda Chi Alpha
Phi Sigma Epsilon
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Sigma Kappa
Indiana
Howard Superior Court
Kokomo
Robert H. Musselman
Musselman Music Service
Howard Cass
Miami
Tipton
Clinton
William E. Lewis
Musselman
Indiana Gross Income Tax Division
Telephones Cut as Cable Severed Near Hulman Field
About 500 phones in the south east area lost service for up to seven hours after a construction crew working on Interstate Route 70 severed an 800-wire communication cable near Hulman Field. Service east of State Road 46 halted at 9 a.m. and fully restored by 4 p.m. Hulman Field and the Indianapolis and Kansas City Air Route Control Centers were affected for four hours. a radio relay linked Indianapolis and Terre Haute.
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Hulman Field
Hulmar Field
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Terre Haute
Nursing Homes Lose Licenses Across Indiana
The Indiana Health Facilities Council announced nine nursing homes will not receive license renewals. Of 275 surveyed, 266 were approved or deferred for various reasons. Named nonrenewals include Britten's Parke County Nursing Home in Rockville and Sharp's Rest Home in Terre Haute.
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Terre Haute
Indiana Health Facilities Council
Britten’s
Young Drivers Cited For Traffic Violations In City
A list of citations includes William Francis age 20 at 2220 N 10th St for running a stop sign and lacking an operator license with a 16.50 fine. Wayne Woods 38 of 26 Crescent Dr fined 23.25 for speeding. Gail Barth 43, RR 1, fined 13.25 for running a red light. Paul Vogel 18 Bridgeton fined 7.25 for driving on a beginner permit without a licensed driver. Elizabeth Goldman 21 of S 5th St fined for speeding. Judy Gilbert 22 of 2327 Locust St fined 16.50 for running a stop sign and no license. George Fitzpatrick 16 RR 7 fined 7.25 for false auto registration. Thomas Boyd 18 with no address fined 28.25 for speeding and no operator license.
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William J. Francis
10Th St
Paul Vogel
Bridgeton
Judy Gilbert
Locust St
Thomas Boyd
Philadelphia
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Carriers Back Urban Renewal Phase Two in Terre Haute
Members of the Terre Haute Motor Carriers Association vote unanimously in support of Urban Renewal Phase Two. In a letter to Emanuel Garland, executive director of the Terre Haute Department of Redevelopment, association president William Hawkins says the project will improve freight flow and ease congestion affecting pickups and deliveries in the city.
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Terre Haute Motor Carriers Association
Emanuel Garland
Terr Haute Department of Redevelopment
William Hawkins
Terre Haute
Historical Picture Sunday at Vigo County Museum
Four newly purchased color films will debut Sunday at 3:30 p.m. in the Hulman meeting room, Vigo County Historical Museum. Curator Dorothy P. Clark and projectionist Bert Lammey announce the titles Pioneer Blacksmith Canals Towpaths West and Long Journey West, depicting life in America's early growth. Showings by appointment for schools, scouts and groups, free admission.
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Vigo County Historical Museum
New Hulman
S. 6Th St
Dorothy P. Clark
Local Historical Society
America
Bert Lammey
Sanitation Grant Aids Hammond Waste System
The Hammond Sanitary District received a $300,000 federal grant on Friday to fund a waste conveyance system. The project, designed to carry wastes from Highland and Griffith to Hammond’s district, will cost about $1.61 million.
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Hammond, Ind
Hammond Sanitary District
Highland
Griffith
Hammond
Snowstorm Dumps Heavy Snow Across Central U S
A snow laden storm across the center of the nation left up to a foot of snow in spots from northern New Mexico to Kansas and into Missouri by nightfall. Flagstaff Arizona recorded over 14 inches, southeastern Colorado more than a foot, and parts of Kansas up to six inches as the system moved eastward bringing rain to the Texas Gulf Coast and lighter showers from Arizona to Mississippi. Miami reported 68 degrees as wintry cold prevailed elsewhere.
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New Mexico
Kansas
Missouri
Flagstaff
Ariz
Colorado
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandles
Texas Gulf Coast
Arizona
Mississippi
Miami, Fla
Emmanuel EUB Church Opens New Edifice for First Services
The Emmanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church on Highway 150 in northwest Vigo County will hold its first worship services on Sunday December 19 after four area churches united in October 1964. A 9:30 a.m. church school, 10:30 a.m. worship led by Pastor T J Wilson, and 7:30 p.m. evening service are scheduled with dedication planned for January 2 at 2 p.m. Bishop Reuben H Mueller will preside.
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Emmanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Highway 150
Vigo County
Evangelical United Brethren
Marion
Ernest Forster
Gilbert Shew
Ralph Hudgens
Wayne Thomas
von Baum
Mary Utterback
Elmer Knight
Ellen Matthias
Howard Creasey
Carl Miller
Don Boatman
Charles Adams
C. H. Garmony
Debutantes Fling Through Bourbon Street In Rain
A Dallas debutante party hosted by Teddie Lee Wynne brought 40 couples and escorts to New Orleans in the rainy French Quarter. The group toured Bourbon Street after chartered jet and bus travel, escorted by marshalling, with Wynne covering the tab. The night featured Dixieland bands, Texas jokes, and A&M fight songs as revelers moved between venues despite the downpour.
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New Orleans
Dallas
Teddie Lee Wynne
Texas
Wynne Chilton
Miss Chilton
Texas A&m
James Coleman Jr
Chilton
Wynne
Gemini Six Lift Off and Twin Flight Dawns
The article recalls a dramatic liftoff of Gemini Six aboard a Titan II rocket and a 1,200 mile chase, celebrating a symbolic dawn with a triumphant tandem flight.
Public Welfare Has Yule Party
The Vigo County Department of Public Welfare hosted a Christmas party at the U S Prison Clubhouse on Thursday for employees and guests. The Sweet Adelines from Terre Haute directed by Mrs Lynn Thomas performed Santa appeared and gave gifts to children. Tim Jones four delivered a spoken and sung piece as his father Jack Jones chaired the committee. About 85 attended with Judge Ralph Johnston, Victor Aldridge and Welfare Board members among honored guests.
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U. S
Vigo County
Santa
Tim Jones
Tim
Jack Jones
Dorothy Hayhurst
Ralph Johnston
Victor Aldridge
County Welfare Board
Girl Injured In Wreck Involving Two Cars
A two car crash Friday left Stacey Wisely three seriously injured and her mother Shirley Wisely and brother Keith injured. Stacey remained in serious condition Saturday at St Anthony Hospital. Keith was admitted in satisfactory condition. The other driver David Norton 22 from Indianapolis Indiana State University student was arrested and charged with failure to yield right of way and improper brakes. he is to appear in City Court Monday.
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Stacey Wisely
St. Anthony Hospital
Willie Wisely
Shirley Wisely
Keith
Lth
Ohio Sts
Stabbing Inmate Wounds Prisoner In U S Penitentiary
Charles K. Henderson Jr. 26 of Birmingham Alabama is in fair condition at Union Hospital after a Thursday chest stab wound from a homemade knife during a dispute over a TV program. John Henry Hall 35 of Miami Florida, held on a 25 year sentence for post office robbery and assault, is jailed in connection with the incident. FBI investigated. charges possible for Hall include assault with a deadly weapon.
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U. S. Penitentiary
Charles K. Henderson Jr
Birmingham
Ala
Union Hospital
Henderson
John Henry Hail
Miami
Fla
Preston G. Smith
Hall
Smith
Federal
Lewisburg
FBI
U. S
Workman killed in Indianapolis site accident
A bucket from an excavating machine struck and killed Woodrow Strong, 38, in Indianapolis on Friday at a shopping center construction site east of the city on U S 40.
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Indianapolis
Woodrow Strong
Here
U. S. 40
Seal Campaign Reaches 80 Percent for Rockville Visit
Vigo County Tuberculosis Society pushes to reach 80 percent of a 25000 dollar Christmas Seal goal with executive secretary Mrs Julie Miller reporting at the Terre Haute House. John Dinkle chair reports committee findings from a tour of Indiana State Hospital for Chest Diseases at Rockville. The group will brief a General Assembly panel on potential Rockville hospital closure. Also set are dates for 1966 Xray surveys with local industries the weeks of Feb 7 and 28, food handlers week of March 21, and the public week of June 6.
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Vigo County
Rockville
Vigo County December tax settlement totals 6.76 million
Vigo County Auditor A Leroy Lewzader announced December tax settlement amounts to 6 755 316 with 3 818 010 going to Vigo County School Corp and 1 500 712 to Civil City of Terre Haute. County units receive 1 436 594 and parcel by parcel apportionment to township units lists Fayette Harrison Honey Creek Linton Linton Busseron Conservancy Lost Creek Nevins Otter Creek Pierson Pierson Busseron Conservancy Prairie Creek Prairie Town Riley Sugar Creek Seelyville West Terre Haute and others with state payments totaling 25 000 for state fair board tax forestry levy and special fees. Treefrogs or treetoads have sticky pads enabling them to cling to smooth surfaces.
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Vigo County
A. Leroy Lewzader
Vigo County School Corp
Terre Haute
Fayette
Harrison
Honey Creek
Linton
Linton - Busseron Conservancy
Lost Creek
Nevins
Otter Creek
Pierson
Pierson- Busseron Conservancy
Prairie Creek
Prairieton
Riley
Sugar Creek
Seelyville
West Terre Haute
State
State Fair Board
Randy Sees Stars End on Earthly Mountain
A tribute to a man named Randy who inspired others to reach for space while his life was tragically cut short in a fatal collision on a mountain. The piece honors his vision of the stars and notes his impact on those chasing ambitious goals.
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Randy
Space
Moon
Martine Caidin’s Airborne Gemini Titan Commentary
Martin Caidin, sole local expert on Gemini Titan action, provides vivid blow by blow radio poetry from the sky. He chases the rocket in his single engine Bonanza, unable to rendezvous yet, while others sweat near Pad 19 two miles away.
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Martin Caidin
Cocoa Beach
Marty
Pad 19
Wednesday Titan II Launch Described In Poetic Ode
The narrative recalls a vivid broadcast from 9,000 feet above Cape Canaveral as the Titan II lifts. A dazzling plume, trailing jet fighters in pursuit, sets a pace beyond belief with the rocket accelerating into a gleaming sky, described in breathless, near biblical terms.
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Marty
The Last Schirra
CAPT. WALTER SCHIRRA, USN, 43, likely finished with space work. He won’t be used again in Project Gemini and may be too old for the Moon mission when the road to it is built later this decade. A tribute notes his stature and career.
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Walter Schirra
USN
Les Whitten
Washington
Schirra
Judges to Speak to Gerstmeyer Government Classes
Gerstmeyer High School government classes will hear two Circuit Court judges Tuesday. Vigo Judge H Ralph Johnston will address the morning class of 120 pupils and Vermillion Judge Frank Fisher will talk to the afternoon class of 110 pupils. Both will explain the state judicial system with emphasis on local courts and a question and answer period will follow each lecture. Seniors Tom Hunt and Nancy Pierce will welcome and introduce the speakers.
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Gerstmeyer High School
Circuit Court
Vigo
H. Ralph Johnston
Vermillion
Frank Fisher
Johnston
Judge Fisher
Tom Hunt
Nancy Pierce
Tommy Mont to Speak at Terre Haute Rotary
Terre Haute Rotary Club will observe College Guest Day Tuesday noon at the Terre Haute House Mayflower Room lunch eon with DePauw University football coach Tommy Mont as guest speaker. Rotarians are urged to bring sons or daughters in college or arrange a college student guest. The club hosts 40 boys from the Gibault School Monday night at the Indiana State Arena for ISU versus Alberta.
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Terre Haute Rotary Club
Terre Haute House
DePauw University
Tommy Mont
Gibault
Indiana State Arena
ISU
University of Alberta
Christmas Party For FOP Lodge Children
The Fraternal Order of Police hosted its annual Christmas party for active members’ children at the lodge clubhouse west of the city. About 70 children received gifts during Friday night festivities.
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Fraternal Order of Police
Lodge
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