Johns-Manville Forms Flooring Division to Compete
Johns-Manville announces creation of the Johns-Manville Flooring Division effective January 1, 1962. The new unit consolidates flooring from the Building Materials Division to focus on the resilient flooring market with an in house research team at Manville New Jersey and five regional sales and service organizations at plant locations including Waukegan Winds? Louisiana and Chillicothe.
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Johns- Manville
Ing Products
A. &. Higoee
Stamford
Johns - Manville
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Higbee
Cadaa
J-M
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New Due
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Hero
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Ohio
Iti
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California
Ing
Grand Rapids
Michigan
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Feral Motors
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Estes
General Manager
Pontiac Motor Division
Act of Regents
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Witten
Jobins
GMI
Air Cole
Dent
Johns-Manville Research
Theneering School
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Re Patterns and Designs
Manville Specialty
Johns-Manvillelin
GMT
GM Division
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Case Institute of Technology
University of Michigan
Michigan State University
GMS
GM Management
Cole
Ixmudsen
William H.doermner
Sagiinaw
Charles A. Chayne
Richard C. Gerstenberg
Lawrence R. Hafstad
Harold P. Rodes
Louis G. Seaton
Jack F. Wolfram
Oldsmobile
Swindler Posed as College Teacher Takes Funds in Michigan
A man posing as Alfred H. Witten, a Ferris Institute business instructor, swindled banks and merchants in Big Rapids and Grand Rapids, totaling at least 12,000 dollars. Police issued a wide search for him and a 19-year-old Ferris student connected to the case.
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Big Rapids
Mich
UPI
Alfred H. Witten
Ferris Institute
Patinas
Grand Rapids
UN Members Behind On Assessments Total 103 Million
The United Nations reported member arrears of 103,852,015 as of Nov 30. Congo operations account for 55,497,890, with Thant warning of possible default if solutions fail. Deficit could hit 107.5 million by December and 170 million by June next year without relief. Only 15 of 103 members paid Congo bills in full. the United States contributed its share plus a voluntary aid to aid developing nations.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
United Nations
Congo
Thant
General Assembly
U.N
United States
Scheduling Board Promotes Diverse Campus Activities
A historic campus timetable lists multiple clubs and events across the day. Included are Christian Business, Thrifty Wives Luncheon, White River Victoria, Phi Chi Epsilon, Anderson Hi-Y, and vigorous swim sessions for women and girls.
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Phi Chi Epsilon
Man Accused of Fraudulent Auto Finance and Open Account Purchases
Prosecutor Harper details a 1962 automobile financed fraudulently for 2600. He also notes 1200 in clothing and 1100 in furniture plus 1525 in appliances bought on open accounts. He adds allegations of writing bad checks against a newly opened account.
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Harper
Continental and National Airlines Agree to Merge
Washington Continental and National Airlines boards approve in principle a merger. CAB and shareholders must still approve. If completed, Continental gains transcontinental routes amid a year of major mergers following United and Capital.
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Washington
Notre Dame to Open 3 Million Computing Center
Notre Dame plans a $3 million computing center announced by Rev. Theodore Hesburgh. Sperry-Rand donated $1 million toward the project. The center will house a Remington Rand Univac 1107 memory system able to perform 250,000 arithmetic operations per second on a new campus quadrangle near the eight million Memorial Library under construction.
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South Bend
Notre Dame Memorial Library
Bonanza Airlines pushes youth and travel fare ideas
Bonanza Airlines promotes reduced fares for youths clergy and tourists and offers unlimited travel plans to attract new customers. The carrier reports 110 percent traffic growth on routes with special fares and argues lower prices open new markets beyond lagging economy.
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Robert J. Sealing
UPI
Washington
Bonanza Airlines
Bonanza
Arizona
California
Filda
Utah
Ing
Iam
United States
Spe
Robert Henry
Henry
Three Face Indictments In Slaying
Three men were indicted on charges of murdering a Bakalor Air Force Base engineer and the wife of a state highway department district engineer. Cockrum faces murder and wounding counts for the Nov. 28 break in at Mrs. Marilyn Rice’s Browns town home. The Jones brothers are charged in the fatal shooting of Gerald Shibe, an engineer at Bakalor, near Seymour. The grand jury acted after police in Chattanooga reported statements by Robert Jones about killings.
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Brownstown
Ind
Bakalar Air Force
Jack T. Cockrum
Marilyn Rice
James
Cockrum
Rice
Robert A. Jones
Edward E. Jones
Chattanooga
Tenn
Gerald Shibe
Seymour
Bakalor
Jackson County
Chatanooga
Robert Jones
Shibe l
Chicago
John P. Womack
Shibe
Seyimour Navy
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Ferris
Hiram Walker
Hiram Walker & Sons Inc
Feora, Ill
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Indianapolis
State Livestock and Sanijsary Board
Indiana
Air Transport Association
JFK
Miami Beach
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Kennedy
Deletlows
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Gates
Illinois
Webb
Steve Webb
Ogdenburg
Wis
R. W. Moran
West Plains
Algy Olson
Waupaca
PR Ae Ea
Bulletin-Herald
American Industrial Bankers Association
Madison County
Rambler
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