Farm Price Indices Show Mixed Moves in Oct–Nov
The Indiana farm price index fell one percent from mid October to mid November as grain and livestock prices declined. meanwhile the U.S. farm price index rose one percent, with constant indices for farm purchasing power and U.S. wholesale prices. Major declines hit cattle lambs broilers and oats, while whole milk apples wheat eggs soybeans and baled hay rose. Turkey and wool prices stayed unchanged.
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Noble Street Church Xmas Party Saturday
Noble Street Methodist Church hosts a Christmas party for children with an annual program led by Mrs. Maurice Kellam. The event includes a Pareneeererae program and various feed-price ratio notes as preparation for the season.
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Elderly Man Arrested In Murder Case In Grantsburg
Charles J. Ulrich, 70, was arrested in Grantsburg Wisconsin for the Nov 17 killing of Mrs. Jean Anello 47 owner of a pizza restaurant near Siren. Ulrich signed a statement admitting the shooting after a dispute over a $20 debt. he appeared in court awaiting attorney assignment.
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Arabs mourn and clash as Algerian unrest spreads
A French officer described Campus Casbah friction while Paris judges grave Algiers and Oran events. Debre convened an urgent cabinet session as fighting continued in Oran and Algiers remained the Arab flashpoint. Pope John XXIII prayed for peace amid the bloodshed. A Moslem was shot while trying to hang an Algerian rebel flag, and Arabs paraded the body on a truck.
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Anderson Obituaries Summary of local deaths and services
Obituaries from Anderson honor Mrs. Cora Summers 66 wife of Jesse Summers of Holton Indiana with service in Holton then burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Surviving: husband two sons Keith and Charles three daughters plus other relatives. Also notes memorial for Mrs Chicie Breeck of Sarasota and Leona Leach 62 Indianapolis with service and burial details.
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Anderson
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Deaths in Madison Area Rosa Steiner
Rosa E Steiner 84 of Daleville died about 11 a.m. Monday at home. She was born Feb 22, 1876 in Madison County and lived in Daleville 50 years. Survivors include husband Moah three daughters a sister and several relatives. Services Wednesday at Daleville Christian Church with burial at Anderson Cemetery. Friends may call after 1 g p m today.
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Exchange Club to Hear Drug Salesman in Noon Meeting
F James Forbergh, professor and drug firm representative, will speak at the Anderson Exchange Club noon luncheon in the YMCA Old Salem Room on "Prescriptions for Tomorrow." George Williams will introduce him as program chairman.
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Kennedy plans foreign policy shakeup and cabinet talks
President elect Kennedy named a long view world affairs stance and stressed more than anti Soviet policy. He planned meetings on agriculture secretary and a 11 30 am appointment with Ralph Bradley while weather and a Monday return to Washington affected his schedule.
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Snowstorm Halts Travel and Speech in Major Disruption
A heavy snowfall cripples streets with blocked autos while stock and commodity exchanges suspend activity. A Greyhound bus bound for Hartford becomes stranded. crowds endure long waits as officials report a period of rapid change and economic strain.
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Storm and Political Fallout Across Multiple States
A sweeping winter storm disrupted rail and road traffic from Chicago to Boston, delaying elections and stalling campaigns. Reports of power outages, crashes, and fatalities linked to shoveling and icy conditions compounded political tensions over Illinois electoral votes. Simultaneously, Congo peace proposals faced stiff East West opposition as diplomats seek a resolution with expanded U N authority. Weather outlook improves north while central regions face rain later in the week.
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Byrd Favored in Electoral College, Nixon Defeat Implied
The article argues Byrd would be among the top three in the electoral college and, if elected, would carry the South with southern lawmakers likely to vote for him. It notes Republican delegations, facing Nixon’s defeat and Kennedy liberalism, would align with Southern senators to ensure Byrd’s selection.
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Justice Rejects Ingersoll Steel Plant at New Castle
Fragmented obituary and court brief mix notes survivors for Mrs. Leach and family. The piece also covers a dramatic racing accident, a landmark school case ruling, and a Supreme Court order on Communist Control Act challenges with multiple associated deaths and funerals.
Hospital dismissals and local obituaries at St Johns area
Dismissals from St Johns Hospital include Delbert Cochran Elwood Dr C V Rozelle 43 Forrest Terrace Mrs Elmer Edgecomb 517 wy 2nd St Mrs Merle Jones 262243 Pitt St Mrs Ben Ashby Pendleton Mrs William Klett 714 Columbia St William Hill 1057 W 13th St Mrs James Griffith 2512 W sth St Mrs Lothar Henning Rt 1 Anderson. William Fleet of 1916 Ohio Ave died at 1 30 pm Sunday at St Johns Hospital. He lived in Anderson 73 years and played baseball in the Three I League and Eastern League. He attended the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church and worked at Ames Shovel and Tool Works North Anderson and later with Simtena Rancona. Burial details follow at local funeral homes. Elizabeth Anne Vaughn died Saturday afternoon in Gravette Ark aged 72 mother of Dr W K Vaughn Guide Lamp Medical Director. Massey Ernest Leroy 50 of Altillo Texas and Mrs James Massey of Alexandria are listed as survivors along with grandchildren. Clarence C Price 76 of 1825 W nth St died Saturday, services Monday 1 30 p m at Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home with burial at East Maplewood Cemetery. Satellite time announced for Echo satellite viewing in Indianapolis noting 7 12 p m CDT Tuesday.
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Boston
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Clash Tightens as Lao Fighters Hold Paksane City
In Paksane Province Communist Pathet Lao guerrillas number about 2000 with Capt Kong Le’s force of 500 red-kerchief troopers defending the city. The U S embassy orders Americans to remain off streets as tensions rise with more Soviet planes reported.
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Westvale Christmas Program Tonight at 7 P.M.
Westvale plans a Christmas program Thursday night at 7 p.m featuring art music and academic displays by students. The event showcases the students' interest in Christmas themes with a pageant and performances.
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