Johnson Pressed to Hold Line on Bank Prime Rates
President Johnson urged stability in interest rates as First National Bank of Boston rescinded a 1.25 percent prime rate rise and Citizens & Southern National Bank of Atlanta reconsidered after Fed actions. Only Union Bank of Los Angeles and Citizens National of Beverly Hills faced possible increases. A modest stock price rise followed the administration’s plea. In Middletown, Thomas N. Hill, retired missionary, will speak on Woman's Day at Sixth St. Christian Church.
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New York
UPI
Johnson
First National Bank of Boyston
Citizens & Southern Nationals Bank of Atlanta
Federal Reserve
Union Bank of Los Angeles
Citizens National of
Beverly Hills
Calif
Alsa
Union Bank
New York Stock Exchange
Washington
White House
Reedy
Boston Bank
Federal Reserve System
Middletown
Thomas N. Hill
The
Christian Churches
Disciples of Christ
India
Ris
Sixth St. Christian Church
Hill
Endd
India Mission
Trinity Church Announces Advent Services and Baptism
Trinity Episcopal Church plans Advent worship with 7 a.m. radio program, 8 a.m. holy communion, 9:15 a.m. church school and sermon, and 11 a.m. service including baptism. Rev. David L. Barclay leads, Bishop John P. Craine to attend.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Episcopal
David L. Barclay
Obituaries for Anderson Residents Bernard Pequignot and Others
Obituary notices list Bernard Pequignot 69 of 518 Marine Dr retired from National Tile and Manufacturing Co died after long illness. Calvin Kampmeier former Anderson Optometist Club president 1938 dies in Tucson. Nellie Veach 92 longtime resident and nurse funeral mass at St Marys. Paul Kovach 83 father of Mrs Yanik dies. services in Butler Pa. Gregg infant Donald W. Gregg II funeral at Harold Rozelle Home. Russell Morton 67 former resident services at Rozelle Home. Edward Plough 84 of 2423 Jefferson Ave services at Elbert Frazee. Orville Hollowell 66 final rites at Baker Brothers. F J Walker 73 father of Stuart Walker dies in Bristol Virginia. Surviving relatives and callers listed. burial plans and funeral homes noted.
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Bernard Pequignot
Bernard
Bert) Lewis Pequig
National Tile and Manufacturing Company
St John’s
Rerio
Versailles
Leota Lucretia
Charles Nichols
Florida
Robert Pequliat
Anderson
Bob
Baker Brothers Funeral
East Maplewood
Calvin Kampmeier
Calvin F. Kampmeier
Tuc Son
Ariz
Nellie Veach
Nellie M. Veach
St. Mary’s Catholic ‘Church
Francis Kienly
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Brown and Butz
Albright Funeral Home
Gene Taylor
Robert Tillett
Joe Armington
Jack Baldwin
George Armstrong
Otto Engleman
Paul Kovach
Paul Yanik
E. 5Th St
Harold E. Rozelle
Thompson Funeral
Butler
Butler North Eer
Czechoslovakia
Kovach
Johnstown
Russell Morrow
Russell Morton
Wallace Deyo
Noble St. Methodist Church
Edward Plough
Edward
Plough
Jefferson
Elbert C. Frazee
Middletown
L. L. Scantland
Memorial Park Cemetery
Orville Hollowell
Orville LeRoy Hollowell
Clark St
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Eugene Vickery
Fairfax Church of the Nazarene
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Trader’s Point
F. J. Walker
Stuart Walker
Bristol
Stuart
Richard Walker
Rocky Mountain
N. C
Virginia
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Obituaries from Madison and surrounding counties note the deaths of Mrs. Ethel Rafert 76 of Fortville and Alexander Mathley 80 of Oaklandon with funeral details at Fisher Funeral Home Fortville and burial at Crown Hill Indianapolis Willard Eugene Franklin 50 formerly of Anderson dies in Grand Rapids Michigan with services in Fortville and interment at Fairview Cemetery Argentina cites eight deaths per thousand residents.
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Ethel Rafert
Fortville
Ethel
Rafert
West Ohio St
Peru
Frank
Nora Stewart
Fortville Club
Indianapolis
George
Stewart
Frank Rafert
Harriett Cooper
Jeane’ Stewart
Fisher Funeral Home
Gilbert Schreiber
Alexander Mathley
Alexander
Leoa) Mathley
Oaklandon
Fisher
John Greenlee
Clon
Linton
Willard Eugene Franklin
Grand Rapids, Mich
Anderson
Poindexter Funeral Home
Fairview Cemetery
Inmates Riot at Indiana Girls School Damages Windows
Eleven inmates at the Indiana Girls School caused damage by smashing seven windows during a riot over parole board access. Six girls were injured, five attempted escape, and one went missing among 70 escapes this year. The incident prompted a special meeting and detention, with the board still considering releases. The report notes the riot was a rare disruption to the docket and highlights ongoing security concerns at Clermont.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Girls School
Arthur Campbell
State Department of Correction
Parole Board
George Phead
Clermont
Janice Hamilton
Gary
Campbell
Phend
Miss Hamilton
Extension of Social Security Benefits for Dependents
Washington reports a major extension of protection for dependents and survivors under Social Security. The plan adds new provisions to retirement benefits and death payments, expanding coverage for workers and families.
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Washington
Social Security Administration
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Beard
Bill Beard
Abullene
Tex
Anderson College
Loop Meytore
John P. Craine
Indiianapolis
Trini
Bishop Craine
HCC
Jerusalem
Arnold
Wesker
Franklin College
Taylor University
Jack Nicholson
Max Atwood
Indiana Central
Anchester
Hanover
Trinity House
Women’s Council
Angel Choir
Franklin
Pilot Howard
Tmark
Manchester
Bob Ransbottom
Taylor
Harold Lawson
Larry Red
Bill Guia
See
Pee
Madison
Willard Franklin
Argentina
Davis Dairy Farms
William BR. Smith
Harold J. Anderson
Paul Schrenker
Smith
West 25Th St. Rd
Smith Auto
Robert H. Lee
Robert Shearer
Ostron Org
LKIE
Philco
Comarall
Catherine & Art Hilligoss
Brisbane
Australia
Jbas
Sunction
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