President Johnson Gifts Ranch And Heirloom To Nugents
Two day old Patrick Lyndon Nugent receives a U S Savings bond from his parents and a Hereford heifer from his grandfather President Johnson. The President plans to gift the Lewis Ranch to Luci Nugent and her husband Patrick J Nugent after their son is born, linking the family to a Texas ranch legacy.
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Austin
Tex
Patrick Lyndon Nugent
U.S
Johnson
Texas
Lewis Ranch
Luci
Patrick J. Nugent
Lynda
Best Herford
White House
Nugent
Hereford Keifer
Lewis-Nugent
Lewis
Nugents
Alexei N. Kosygin
New Jersey
Seton Hospital
WORNIN JUDGE ROY WRAY FACES FINE LIST
Public records show Roy Wray 54 of 1025 6th Ave cited for public intoxication fined 45 dollars. Howard Kruzan 22 of 1824 N 8th St cited for speeding fined 32.25. William Sappingfield 20 of 653 8th Ave cited for speeding fined 32.25. Charles Orndorff 27 of 2119 Arleth St cited for running a signal light fined 13.25. Harry Dunbar 37 of Ash tabula Ohio cited for failure to use truck route fined 13.25.
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Roy Wray
6Th Ave
Howard Kruzan
William Sappingfield
8Th Ave
Charles Orndorff
Arleth St
Harry Dunbar
Ashtabula
Ohio
ISU Workshop Group to Perform Free Symphony Concert
A group of high school and college students and workshop instructors will join the Indiana State University Symphony for a one hour free concert at Tilson Music Hall on Thursday June 29. Conductor Dr Earle R Melendy says the 85 piece orchestra will perform both baroque and pop numbers after weeks of rehearsal. Instructors include Mary Seller Jan Kracht Jane Dobson Herman Matlock Tom Snider Mike Morrow Dale Spurlock Don Neal David Darling and Marta Findlay with ties to ISU Bloomington Indianapolis Martinsville Evansville and Terre Haute.
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Tilson Music Hall
Indiana State University
Earle R. Melendy
ISU
Mary Seller
Woodrow Wilson
Jan. Kracht
Jane Dobson
Brazil
Herman Matlock
Dyer
Tom Snider
New Haven
Ind
Mike Morrow
Terre Haute
Dale Spurlock
Martinsville
Don Neal
Bloomington
David Darling
Evansville
Marta Findlay
Indianapolis Symphony
Two Indiana Men Die in Truck Crash
Two Indiana men were killed in separate collisions involving light trucks and a semi trailer. James Spradfin, 51, of Wabash, died in one crash and Russell Sayer, 24, was killed in the other.
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Associated Press
Indiana
James Spradfin
Wabash
Russell Sayer
Indiana Toll Road and U.S. 24 Traffic Deaths Reported
State police reported multiple fatal and critical injuries from crashes in Indiana. On U S 24 north of Wabash a pickup collided with a semi truck injuring a passenger critically. Near Princeton on U S 41 a panel truck collided with a semi killing Lee McCauley and injuring John Marquess. On the Indiana Toll Road near Gary two men were killed identified as Joseph Leimonas and Lloyd Belden.
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Wabash
U.S
Billy Joe Carlson
Thuless
Tex
Carlson
Lee McCauley
Washington
Princeton
John Marquess
Evansville
Indiana
Gary
Joseph Leimonas
Chicago
Lloyd Belden
South Bend
Will of Wood Hatfield Gageby Admitted to Probate
Commissioner Edward L. Hamilton admitted the will of Wood Hatfield Gageby who died May 17 at 71. Gageby was national advertising manager of Tribune-Star Publishing Co. He left wife Margaret of 1832 S. 29th St and son Franklin of Indianapolis as heirs with 6000 dollars in personal property. Mrs Gageby appointed executrix. Bauer and Bauer counsel.
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Edward L. Hamilton
Wood Hatfield Gageby
Gageby
Tribune - Star Publishing Co., Inc
Margaret
S. 29Th St
Franklin
Indianapolis
Bauer and
Bauer
JAIL W T H MAN AS TIPSY DRIVER
A 49 year old West Terre Haute resident James A Geheb of 9 Sumner Ave was jailed five days after conviction on driving under the influence. The charge was pressed by three women who said Geheb nearly struck them while he was reportedly intoxicated on Thursday evening. Affidavit signed by Janet Murphy Marilyn Wilson and Becky Drake.
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West Terre Haute
Court of Justice of the Peace
Andrew Atelski
James A. Geheb
Sumner Ave
Ateski
Geheb
Janet Murphy
Marilyn Wilson
Becky Drake
Man Shot Self After Domestic Trouble
Max Reed, 21, of 1709 North 16th Street, is in serious condition at Union Hospital with a self-inflicted 38 caliber gunshot wound. Detectives say he confessed domestic trouble as the motive and was shot in the side by a pistol bullet.
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Max Reed
N. 16Th St
Union Hospital
Reed
Embroider This Wall Hanging For Summer All Year
Pattern 610 offers a 15 by 1954 inch transfer with easy stitches for a romantic cottage garden rose arbor. Price notes include 35 cents per pattern plus 15 cents for first class mailings and special handling. Send to Laura Wheeler in New York for the Terre Haute Tribune Needlecraft Dept. Box 161.
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Rose Arbor
Laura Wheeler
The
Terre Haute Tribune
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Diggers Return in Maine After Worm Bait Strike
About a dozen blood-worm diggers returned to work in Wiscasset after a 14 day strike against Sheepscot River area ball dealers. Meanwhile about 40 diggers continued walking out seeking a per hundred worm fee hike from 2.50 to 2.75. Sandworm diggers were not on strike, bait dealers reported.
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Wiscasset
Maine
Sheepscot River Area
Hoffa Leniency Request Denied in Tennessee
James R. Hoffa's bid to shorten or suspend his eight year prison term was denied by U.S. District Judge Frank W. Wilson. The judge ruled that the motion should be denied and no sentence modification would be made.
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Chattanooga
Pioneer Post to Sponsor Public Dance at Legion Hall
Pioneer Post No. 346 of the American Legion will sponsor a dance this Saturday night in the Wayne Newton Legion Post ballroom at 1346 Wabash Ave. from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The event is open to the public.
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Pioneer Post No. 346
The
American Legion
Wayne Newton Legion Post
Wabash Ave
United Fund Sets Fall Campaign Goal
The United Fund Board meets this afternoon to set the Fall Campaign goal after months of prep. Citizen budget committees cut agency budgets from 612 434 to under 500 000, compared with 474 081 allocated last year. Report by Jack Ragle of Graham Ragle Grain Company. General Allison Maxwell leads the fund as president at Hulman Field.
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United Fund Board
Jack Ragle
Graham-Ragle Grain Company
United Fund
Allison Maxwell
Indiana Air National Guard
Hulman Field
New Target Date for Bus Delivery
City Attorney Frank Crawford states a new delivery target of July 15 for six 25 passenger buses after talks with W Robert Graham of Coachette Co Dallas Texas. Crawford sought a confirming letter and notes the original May 15 date was pushed forward.
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Frank Crawford
W. Robert Graham
Coachette Co
Dallas
Tex
Crawford
Post Office Dials Back as Hartshorne Reels from Unlisted Number
In Hartshorne Oklahoma residents are told not to call the local post office whose number is unlisted. Post master Bill Morgan says listing the line would flood it with inquiries and hinder mail delivery.
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Bartshorne
Okla
Hartshorne Post Office
Bill Morgan
Combat Operations Center at Cheyenne Mountain
The contractor noted delays as the chassis or units were slow to reach the Texas plant. The Combat Operations Center of the North American Air Defense Command sits inside Cheyenne Mountain near Colorado Springs Colorado.
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Texas
Combat Operations Center
The
North American Air Defense Command
Cheyenne Mountain
Colorado Springs, Col
Golden Hour Services Slated at Local Spiritualist Church
Services are set for 2 30 p m and 7 30 p m Sunday at Golden Hour Universal Spirit Church 820 Lafayette Ave Rev Keith Thomas of Psychic Science Spiritualist Church Indianapolis will preside A noon dinner and coffee hour between services are planned.
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Golden Hour Universal Spiritualist Church
Lafayette Ave
Keith Thomas
The
Psychic Science Spiritualist Church
Indianapolis
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IBM
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W.T. Grant CO
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Wabash Plaza
Brown Ave
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Carol Brent
Bermuda
Jamaica
M.L
Canvas Oxfords
Ceara
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