Indianapolis Hogs Advance to Market Amid Slow Late Sales
Livestock prices edge upward for hogs and cattle with steady to mixed results as buyers pass on several late lots. No 2 grain bids in Indianapolis show corn at 1.15 and oats at .61, while soybeans fetch 2.24 per bushel. A obit note follows for Lewis Emery v Kirkpatrick, born 1943 in Marion, listing survivors and funeral plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grain Markets
Indianapolis
Lewis Emery v
Doris Edwards Kirkpatrick
Rt. 5
Marion
Anderson
Grant County
Mississinewa
Navy
Grain Prices Close Strong in Aug Crop Outlook
Chicago AP reports an Aug 1 crop production estimate by Bache & Co. and Conrad Leslie tops trade guesses, with soybeans at 858 million bushels and corn at 4,017 million. The report hints at record soybean output and lower corn versus 1963. Wheat and oats edges swing, soybeans modestly higher.
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Chicago
Bache & Co
Conrad Leslie
Emge's Local Livestock Market Report
Hogs traded 25 cents higher with weights 190 to 240 pounds at 24.25 to 24.50 and 248 to 300 pounds at 23.25 to 24.25. Cattle steady with feeder and good steer prices 22.00 to 27.00. lighter grades down to 16.00.
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Indianapolis
USDA
Guardsmen Review Ends Weeklong Camp at Camp Grayling
The 38th Infantry Division Indiana Army National Guard will march before Major Generals Anderson and Schlatter to cap a week of annual field training at Camp Grayling Michigan. Reservists from Indiana Illinois and Michigan join the Guardsmen for the two week event in a ceremony with decorations and the Eisenhower Trophy awarded to Captain Robert E Meadows. One more week of training remains before the guardsmen return home August 15.
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Camp Grayling
Mich
38Th Infantry Division
Indiana Army National Guard
John S. Anderson
State of
Indiana
Noble F. Schlatter
36Th
Indiana Guardsmen
Adjutant General's Office
Officer’s Club
Michigan
U.S. Army Reserve
Hoosier
Grayling
UPD
Hartford City
Ind
Soldier Friday
38Th Infantry
Indiana National’ Guard
Pfe
Robbie Miles
Guard
Two U S Made Chiang Sub Chasers Sunk
UPI reports two American made Nationalist Chinese navy submarine chasers were attacked and apparently sunk by Communist Chinese warships near Quemoy. White House briefings followed with Johnson stressing hope for Southeast Asia peace as Nkrumah sent an envoy to Hanoi amid broader Viet Nam crisis developments.
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Taipei, Formosa
Upi
Quemoy
Russia
Hanoi
Peking
U.S
Quaison-Sacyey
Thej
Sean Rusk
Ler
Johnson
McGeorge Bundy
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Southeast Asia
Nkrumah
Quaison-Lackey
Cscupspast
Uter
Acra
Viet Nam
Republican Congressional Committee
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
National Liberation Front
W. Av’ Well Harriman
Soviet Union
King Constantine Eyes Next Greek Premier
In Athens King Constantine held an all day round of talks with political leaders to decide who should be Greece’s next prime minister. The king’s choice, likely announced Saturday, aims to clarify the fragile political balance. Typhoon Jean devastates Kyushu. 24 killed and thousands homeless as center could sweep toward Hokkaido.
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Athens
UPI
Constantine
Tokyo
Jean
Japan
Kyushu
Hokkaido
Engineers from GM Overseas Visit Delco-Remy Staff in Anderson
Six engineers from General Motors Overseas Operations Division toured Delco-Remy facilities in Anderson this week. They included Synder and Robinson from Detroit and representatives from England France and Germany. The visit covered Delcotron manufacturing regulator and battery plants in Muncie with technical briefings by Delco-Remy engineers.
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General Motors Overseas Operations Division
Delco-Remy Division
Anderson
Ibn. ‘Synder
General Motors
Detroit
A. Robinson
England
France
Germany
Delco Remy
Delcotron
Muncie
Delco-Remy
R.D. Campbell
B.E. Farrer
EJ. Newill
CW. Pettit
JL. Johnson
P.C. Kline
W.G. Herridge
C.L. Dusenberry
W. E. McCarty
AE. Beaty
Communist China Claims Submarine Chaser Attack Near Islands
The article reports Communist China saying two submarine chasers were attacked when intruding into fishing grounds near Namor Island in Kwangtuang and Tungshan Island in Fuki en provinces. It accuses Nationalist ships of a sabotage mission and notes the Nationalists claim two of their gunboats were attacked and have since lost contact while patrolling Quemoy.
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Suh
China
Namor
Kwangtuang Province
Tungshan
Fukien
Peking
Quemoy
Herbert Posts in Cage At All American Draw
Herbert posts in the All American event as the strongest field in 26 years. Jim Anderson faces a tough bracket after the Wednesday drawing. Derbytown hosts the 252 champions with Eastman Kodak providing film and cameras. Entertainment includes Frankie Avalon Glenn Ford Fess Parker Emmett Kelly Jr and Jane Pilotti.
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U.S
Frankie Avalon
Glenn Ford
Fess Parker
Emmett Kelly Jr
Jane Pilotti
America
Awards End Page One Champion Photographer Named
Awards in rabbit and livestock categories announced with multiple recipients. Eric Owens named champion photographer with a trophy. Madison County Livestock cash prize to Beverly Washburn. Food and food preservation honors awarded to a list of individuals including Connie Kendall and Lisa Redden.
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Page One
Eric Owens
Douglas Burks
Charles Zigler
Beth Stohler
Jeff Clark
Mike Southard
Cindy Hockwalt
Orlie
Jim Morris
Martin Mockwall
Chesterfield Western Auto
Brockway Glass Company
ILH
Harter
Alexandria Kiwanis Club
Alan Heath
H. H. Harter
4 H Horse Judging Draws Local Entrants
The listing names 4 H members and judges for horse judging with contestants including Bobbette McCune Brenda Weston Bobbette McCune Linda Rees Keith Pershing Pam Gillespie Beth Maddy Ronnie Johnson Doug Painter and Russell Hiatt. Judging begins this morning with Edgar Terrell of Bowling Green serving as judge.
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Bobbette McCune
Brenda Weston
Linda Rees
Keith Pershing
Pam Gillespie
Beth Maddy
Ronnie Johnson
Doug Painter
Russell Hiatt
Edgar Terrell
Bowling Green, C
Traffic changes on Lindberg Road and bypass plan outlined
The city commission explains eliminating three outlets on Lindberg Rd at 1st 2nd and Albert streets and opening a secondary access road to connect Ind 32 with Lindberg Rd. The plan follows federal traffic law urging rapid bypass around commercial districts with construction of the four lane bypass expected next year.
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Conun
Lindberg Rd
2Nd
Albert Streets
Sterling Bol‘var
Elma St
Find. 109
Ind. 32 i
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Obituary notices report multiple deaths across Madison and surrounding counties. Included are Lewis Q. Webb a guard at Pendleton Indiana Reformatory. Mrs Clemma Simmerman Pressnall 88 of Anderson. James W. Boles 40 Indianapolis construction worker. Jeanette Manczur 37 Indianapolis. and Jesse Snow Jr. 36 Michigan City. Burial and funeral details listed for each, along with surviving family members and service locations. The notices mention related memorials in Noblesville Lapel Redkey and Indianapolis areas.
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James W. Boles
Indianapolis
Anderson
Sells and Rowe
Geor Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
East Maplewood
Forest Hills School purchases custodial and maintenance gear
Forest Hills School officials authorize purchase of custodian and maintenance equipment. They also plan land acquisition from the redevelopment commission of Anderson and expand the Anderson High School site for future growth.
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Page One
Forest Hills School
The
Redevelopment Commission of
Anderson
Anderson High School
Johnson signs civil rights bill as Negro clerks enter Registry
President Lyndon B. Johnson signed a landmark civil rights bill, marking progress toward desegregation. He urged Black citizens to register and vote, stressing education and responsibility to advance national interests. The ceremony in the Capitol followed remarks by civil rights leaders and supporters.
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Johnson
Capitol Rotunda
Martin Luther King Jr
Roy Wilkins
James Farmer
Oothers
Senate Chamber
Capitol
Steve Lincoln
Mrs Nora Richardson dies after illness at 69
Mrs Nora Alcorn Richardson 69 widow of Gordon Richardson of Anderson died Friday at St John’s Hospital after illness since March. She worked for Guide Lamp Division since 1958 and belonged to the Madison County Democrat Club Killbuck Retirees Club and UAW CIO Local 663. Born Sept 24 1897 in Kentucky she moved to Anderson in 1932 from Connersville and survived by three daughters Eunice Boone Pendleton Helen Bienert Anderson and Edith Jane. services pending at Appleget Mortuary in Lawrence with final rites at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Burial there follows funeral rites Monday at 10 a.m. by Rev Joseph Espey Church of God. Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery with friends invited after 7 p.m.
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Clemma Pressnall
Clemma Simmermore Pressnall
John Tway
W. Hartman Rd
Community Hosital
Pressnall
Anderson
Ninth Street
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Hancock County
Greenfield
Hiran
Neva) Hensel
Carmel
John
Mary) iTway
Lois
Robert McQuinn
Simmerman
Knightstown
Chester
Bessie
Dayton
Rogers
Monticello
Florence Bach
Will
Sewell Simmerman
Noblesville
J. Elbert Sim
Baker
Lockport
John C. Hastings
Nora Richardson
Nora Alcorn Richardson
Meridian St
Gordon Richardson
St. John’s Hospital
Guide
Madison County Democrat Club
Killbuck Retirees Club
Uaw-Cio
Kentucky
Connersville
Eunice Boone
Pendleton
Helen Bienert
Edith Jane
Keith Webster Hale
Middletown
Gail/Hardy
Lawrence
Richardson
Bert Hardy
Ruth Russo
Fay Carney
Cincinnati
Appleget
Margaret Sturm
Lillian, Schutte
Hamillside
Ruse
Baker Brothers Funeral
Joseph Espey
Tthe Church of God
Anderson Memorial Park
Monterey Man Dies After Years of Illness
Survived by parents, a daughter Capri, three sisters and many relatives. Jean Jones of Indianapolis Janet Buckles of Fresno Judgebenece of Satellite Beach Fla are listed as survivors. Monroe Short 44 of Monterey Tenn son of Linnie Short 2606 Walton St died Friday morning. burial in Tennessee. Widow Velma a daughter Stella South of Lawrenceburg Tenn mother and eight Anderson sisters plus Pearl Tinch of near Monterey Tenn also survivors.
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Capri
Jean Jones
Indianapolis
Janet Buckles
Fresno
Calif
Judgebenece
Satellite Beach
Fla
Monroeshort
Monterey
Tenn
Linnie
Short
Walton St
Bu’rial
Tennessee
Vel‘ma
Stella
Lawrenceburg
Mesdames Hattie Bilbrey
Ollie Phipps
Irene Breeding
Ann Plummer
Gertrude Key
Frankes Wood
Reba Miller
Anderson
Mrs. Pearl Tinch
Hampshire Ram Leads Fair Sheep Show Presented By Thurston
Stephen Thurston exhibited the top Hampshire ram in district competition. Barry Jarrett of Lapel showed the best single Corriedale ram and pair, and also the top Corrie Dale ram. W R Butler won all four Shropshire classes.
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Stephen Thurston
Barry Jarrett
Lapel
W.R. Butler
Shropshire
Funeral Rites Today for Mrs Rosa J Churchman
Alexandria funeral services were held at 2 p.m. for Rosa J. Churchman 75 wife of Arthur Churchman affair led by Rev Dwight McCurdy of the Alexandria Church of God with interment in Park View Cemetery at Davis Strider Noffze Funeral Home.
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Alexandria
Rosa J. Churchman
Arthur Churchman
Davis - Strider - Noffze
Dwight McCurdy
Alexandria Church of God
Park Vetw
Hammond Man Faces Drugs Sale Charge
Hammond Ind AP former president of Lake County Pharmaceutical Association Wald Stoltz 61 owner Stoltz Drug Store arrested on charges of unlawfully dispensing drugs. He reportedly exchanged seems and paragoric for merchandise provided by two plain clothes state police detectives.
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Hammond
Ind
Lake County Pharmaceutical Association
Wald Stoltz
Stoltz
West Plans Arms Control Proposal at Disarmament Talks
The United States Britain Canada and Italy will present two main points at the 17 nation disarmament conference. Nuclear powers will not supply atomic weapons to non nuclear countries and non nuclear nations will renounce such weapons. The plan is to be unveiled at the next Thursday meeting in Geneva.
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Geneva
UPI
The
West
United States
Britain
Canada
Italy
Four Youths Continued From Page One Injured girl in fair condition
Norma Dietz 7 of 911 College Ave remained in fair condition at St John’s Hospital after Thursday afternoon when she was thrown 94 feet by a car on E 10th St. An accident report corrected Patty Riggins 13 of 3803 Rangeline Rd. as a passenger on a motorbike driven by Douglas E. Graham 16 of 1126 Winding Way. she was treated and released at St John’s.
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Norma Dietz
College Ave
St. John’s Hospital
E. 10Th St
Patty Riggins
Rangeline Rd
Douglas Siler
Marion
Douglas E. Graham
St. John's Hospital
U.S. May Strike Could Endure Yet In Negotiations
U.S. May warned a strike could continue after industrial negotiators refused to raise their offer of 9 cents an hour. The union won 11.5 cents as part of a four month postponement and now seeks an 18 cent wage-benefits package atop the $4.40 average hourly wage. Pensions insurance and unemployment benefits are also at issue.
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Indianapolis Hogs
John Kirkpatrick
van Buren
Incc
Phyllis Justice
Betty
Clyde Edwards
Jones Funeral Home
Paul King
Marlion
Lewis Dale Kirkpatrick
U.S. Navy
Groton, Conn
Emge
Austin
Tex
James C. Cross Jr
University of Texas
Fort Worth
Dallas
Shina
Lin- Piao
Ince
Mary Kay Wilder
Sherry West
Altrusa
Dottie Goldsberry
Judy Mercer
Deana Chambers
Malynna Jones
Pfaff
Mississippi
Texas
Alabama
Virginia
Justice Department
Louisiana
Georgia
South Carolina
North Caro
King
Derby Downs
Akron
Ohio
Chevrotel
Chevrolet
Community
Jackson
Tha Stata
Delca
Ed Thompson
Madison County
Paul O'Neill
O'Neill
Abe Kursch
Tempiste
Ed Fulton
Thompson
Jack Troup
Commissare
George Kilgus
Aumonier
Charles
Ted
Red China
Madison
Lewis Webb
Fortville
Fisher
Lewis Q. Webb
Petry
Gravel Lawn
Liam Thomas Dean
John Cheesman
EUB
James Boles
Augusta Campbell
Augusta A. Campbell
West Side Nursing Home
Dunnen Cha Sanamambhkan
Jeanette Manczur
Manczur
Groffago
Bellaire
Ave
Cloyd Lauber
Columbus Ave
St. Mary's
Francis
New Orleans
Kienly
Redkey Smith and McNeelan
Hme
Holton
Moscow
Harold E. Rozelle
Imore
Iiet
Nam
Edward Kehrer
William Kehrer
Sistersville
W. Va
Hanoi Radio
Jesse Snow JR
Jesse B. Snow Jr
Michigan City
Jesse B. Snow
Ridge Road
Madison Avenue
New ‘Buffalo
Blanche
Cora Lee
Kelly Bernice
Donald Snow
Three Oaks
Flora Wainscott
Cicero
Lama Naahnare
Au Nep
Harrison Thurston
Harrison Sylvanus Thurs
Johnson'ston
North Webster
Cohterenni
United Nations
Viet Cong
National Liberation ‘Front
Owen Mateos
Summitville
George
Almira Thurston
Indiana Medical School
Phi Chi Medical Fraternity
Ella Shannon Thurston
Broadway Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Bur
Catherine Silver
Harrison
Thurston
Atlanta
George R. Thurston
Wabash
Moorer-Miner
Crown Hill Cemetery
Mumneg
Imonroe
Mrs. Churchman
Hammond Man
Walter H. Brosher
Conservation Club
Frea
Pine Manor
Mounds Park
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