J. F. Kennedy Bust Starts To Discolor
In New York a 10 foot white Vermont marble Kennedy memorial in Brooklyn’s Grand Army Plaza is hidden behind a wood work shack after browning within weeks. Borough President Abe Stark halted final payment as tests found rust stains from iron in the marble. The Vermont firm denies fault, suggesting surface iron oxides from moisture. replacement slabs are planned.
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UPI
John F. Kennedy
Brooklyn
Grand Army Plaza
Abe Stark
Stark
Port Morris Tile and Terrazzo Corp
Vermont Marble Co
Proctor, Vt
Foster D. Snell, Inc
New York City
Vermont Company
Marble Company
Indianapolis Bank Bandit In Green Robs Chapel Hill Branch
A bandit wearing Christmas green and armed with a shotgun robbed the Chapel Hill Branch of People's Bank and Trust Co in Indianapolis. He demanded money, pushed the manager, and forced the teller to fill a messenger bag with cash. About 5,247 dollars were taken before the suspect fled in a green late model car toward the east. The man appeared in his early 30s, wore a pea green coat, a turtleneck, and a stocking mask.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Chapel Hill
People’s Bank and Trust Co
Jerry Johnson
Westside
Johnson
Esther Haggard
Steedl
Marines Jingle Bell Special brings Christmas cheer in Vietnam
U S Marines from the 1st Amphibian Tractor Battalion decorated a amtrac with holiday decor and Santa Claus aboard. Sgt Ronald G Grover of San Diego led the 36 hour effort tossing candy to villagers as the vehicle traveled along dirt roads and down the Han River to a Vietnamese sampan community.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
Hoa Binh Tren
Gior Nhan Loai Than Thien
1St Amphibian
Santa Claus
Ronald G. Grover
San Diego
Calif
Amirack
Grover
Han River
France State Auditor Will Be Candidate
Indiana State Auditor Mark L. France announced his candidacy for renomination and reelection as auditor of state on the Democratic ticket in 1966. A Huntington native and former Fort Wayne public accountant, France spoke at a staff meeting in Indianapolis after outlining his progress in reforming the auditor's office.
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Upii
Mark L. France
France
Fort Wayne
Huntington
Indiana Department of Revenue
Internal Revenue Department
Office of Price Administration
Spring Pig Crop Will Probably Total 46 Million
The Agriculture Department predicts a spring pig crop of 46 million, up 7 percent from this spring and signaling expanded swine production. December 1 farm totals show 543 million hogs and pigs, 7 percent below a year earlier, with 17 percent kept for breeding and 83 percent for slaughter. A unrelated note mentions Santa candy and cookies distributed by Marines in 1965.
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UPI
Agriculture Department
Pepo
Santa
1St Marine Division Association
Seattle
David Duffy
Syrabuse
N.Y
U S style Christmas for Vietnamese troops’ children
In Saigon Captain Donald Dillon arranged gifts for about 1,600 children of Vietnamese transport terminal personnel. He wrote to U S toy firms, securing toys and 16,000 balloons. Tennessee Governor Frank Clement proclaimed Vietnamese Loyalty Day and local Elks provided many toys. Packages will be distributed Friday with canned meats fruit candy and fruit cake.
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Winchester
Ind
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Vietnmamese
United States
Dillon
Viet Nam
Carol
Frank Gi Clement
Tennessee
the Elks
Knoxville
Tenn
American conductor invited to lead Philadelphia Symphony
David Zinman, an American conductor living in the Netherlands, will conduct six Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra concerts in the 1986 87 season per an announced plan. The report notes the blue whale’s heart weighs about 1000 pounds.
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the Hague
UPI
David Zinman
Netherlands
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Indonesian Red Party activity banned in Atjeh
In Atjeh North Sumatra the Indonesia Communist Party PKI was banned by the army amid a crackdown on communism. Antara news agency reported the ban at a rally of about 2,000. the PKI is now banned in nine of Indonesia's 18 military districts. Sukarno had urged moderation.
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UPI
Indonesia Communist Party
PKI
Abjeh
Sumatra
Sukarno
Antara
Alshak Djarsa
Atjeh
Indonesia
Canadian Aid Totals 15000 for East Pakistan Disaster
The Canadian government plans to give 10000 to relief efforts and the Canadian Red Cross 3000 for victims of the cyclone tidal wave disaster in East Pakistan last week. Side Var nes to continue coverage.
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Toronto
Canadian
Red Cross
East Pakistan
Varnes
42000 Women Employed In New Delhi Survey Says
An AP report from New Delhi notes 42000 women are employed in the Indian capital, with both government and business sectors participating in recruitment. The finding is part of a broader survey across the region.
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New Delhi
India
Washington
Ness
Virgin Island
United States
Denmark
West Berlin Wins Dispute Over Security Office Control
West Berlin city council prevailed in an 11 month clash with the Western allies over control of Berlin security oversight. A communique said the security office was reorganized and incorporated into the West Berlin Interior Department, a move allies called a defeat. The decision sparked political furor as CDU and Socialist groups questioned legality and strained relations with the allies.
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UPI
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West Germany
FBI
Christian Democratic Parity
Railroad Buys Indiana Land For Development
INDIANAPOLIS UPI The Norfolk and Western Railway said it will purchase 625 acres near Valparaiso as part of its Indiana industrial development plan. Governor Branigin noted the railroad plans several park developments statewide and hinted at locations, with the site seven miles north of Valparaiso at the Indiana Toll Road interchange with Indiana 49.
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UPI
Norfolk & Western Railway
Branigin
Valparaiso
Indiana
Herman H. .Perler
Railroad
Indiana Toll Road
Bicycles Help Renew Faith in Memphis Boy
In Memphis David Ward a 13 year old, who bought a Christmas tree and towels for a blind neighbor with his earnings as a drugstore delivery boy, had his bicycle stolen but received swift help. Sympathizers sent money and two bicycles along with offers of support from neighbors and strangers including a Negro man who delivered a bicycle and another who brought one to his home. The boy, shy and bewildered by the outpouring, could hardly believe people cared.
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Tenn
David Ward
David
Brady Neals
Two Killed During Sofia Jewelry Holdup
In Sofia Bulgaria a bandit and a militiaman were killed during an attempted holdup of a state owned jewelry shop. One robber and a militiaman were injured in the gunfire. Two holdupmen escaped.
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Bulgaria
UPI
East German Soldier Escapes to West for Asylum
A six year old East German soldier fled to West Germany under cover of darkness and asked for political asylum, border police reported. A light earthquake struck the Liege area Tuesday, causing slight damage and a telephone overload affecting 400,000 residents for about 30 minutes.
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Germany
UPI
Liege Liege
Belgium
Liege
Classified Ad Rates and Policies for The People’s Marketplace
Classified advertising details including office hours rates per line per day for three day and one day ads two line minimum rate 1.00 monthly rate 6.00 with cash discount 20 percent. Ads run in The Herald and The Bulletin deadline 5 p.m. prior to publication credit extended. Phone 643 3371.
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Bulletin
Classified Display and All Classifications Listing
A fragmented page shows a broad classified catalog with sections for Employment Merchandise Real Estate Automotive and services. It includes categories like Cemetery Lots for Sale Building Materials Antiques For Sale Apartments for Rent and Real Estate Wanted among others. The jumble hints at a local classifieds listing within a newspaper page.
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