FHA Uses Out of State Ads to Sell Florida Foreclosures
The Federal Housing Administration launched an experiment to sell Florida foreclosures through full page ads in Boston Cleveland and Detroit marks first time it advertised out of state. Florida homes priced 7000 to 15009 in Tampa St Petersburg and Orlando areas. About 2000 inquiries in five days.
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Attempted armed robbery charge in Indiana rest stop incident
South Bend police charged 26 year old John W. Gunn of Niles Michigan with attempted armed robbery of a Fort Dodge Kansas truck driver at a Gary rest stop on the Indiana Toll Road. Gunn was arrested after police found his ID near the scene and the driver overpowered the assailant.
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Niagara Mohawk to spend 12.6 million on western New York expansion
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp will spend 12.6 million dollars in 1964 for expansion and improvement of its electric service in western New York, according to Charles J. Wick, administrative vice president of the company's western division.
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Wool Payment Filing Deadline Set for 1963 Marketing Year
Madison County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee reminds producers to file wool and lamb payment applications by January 31, 1964. Payments cover shorn wool and unshorn lambs marketed April 1, 1963 to December 31, 1963, with records used to compute national price averages. Water marketings qualify for 1964 payments starting January 1.
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McGraw Edison to Acquire Daven Division of General Mills
McGraw Edison Co reports the purchase of the Daven division of General Mills for an undisclosed cash amount. Daven operates plants in Livingston New Jersey and Manchester New Hampshire producing precision components for electrical and electronic industries.
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Battle over control of Indiana electric power
INDIANAPOLIS UPI In a dispute between the Federal Power Commission and the Indiana Public Service Commission the issue focuses on who governs power manufactured and sold wholesale to municipalities and rural cooperatives in Indiana The PSC ordered the Public Service Co of Indiana to testify about how much energy it generates in state and the commission noted the utility appears to generate more power than it sells A future hearing on excess power will not affect rates but will define the relationship between service rendered and power manufactured The FPC began the fight by ordering Indiana and Michigan Electric Co Inc to submit records on production and sale within Indiana The PSC said jurisdiction over intrastate electric utilities had never before been questioned
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Labor Bureau Sets Release For New Outlook Handbook
The Occupational Outlook Handbook edition will be issued by Adolph O. Berger regional director. It covers qualifications earnings and prospects across occupations. Projections through 1975 foresee rapid white collar growth engineers scientists technicians teachers nurses and accountants rising while farmers decline. The labor force grows from 73 million to 3 million with young workers entering the market.
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Ex-Convict Among 10 On FBI Most Wanted List
Arthur William Couts, also known as Arthur Coytes and Richard Lane, is named on the FBI ten most wanted fugitives list as an armed Pennsylvania escapee and former convict. He fled after an attempted Philadelphia robbery on July 1 and was paroled in 1963. He is described as 5 ft 10 in, 169 to 176 pounds, with brown hair and hazel eyes, bearing tattoos including twin hearts on his upper right arm and chest markings. The FBI notes a lengthy criminal history dating to 1949 and warns he is extremely dangerous.
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Vietnamese Rebels Pledge Allegiance at Cao Dai Temple
General Duong Van Minh toured Tay Ninh and received a pledge of Cao Dai support in the junta’s anti Viet Cong campaign. About 15 000 followers listened as Minh promised unity and victory while some leaflets urged Tho’s removal. The Cao Dai sect, claiming two million followers, backs the military rulers but Hoa Hao seeks autonomy.
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Outmoded Laws Keep 20 Million From Balloting
Chicago report in Today's Health says outmoded registration and election laws barred about 20 million Americans from voting in 1960. Brendan Byrne cites residence requirements as exclusionary, noting eight million moved before elections could not register. Eleanor Roosevelt missed voting while ill, under state absentee rules.
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New Admiral Color TV Offered at Frank Krall’s
A brand new Admiral Color TV is advertised at Frank Krall’s with a sale price of 349.95. The ad highlights the model’s color display and affordability for shoppers.
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Maharaja Tashi Namgyal Cremated In Sikkim
The body of Maharaja Sir Tashi Namgyal of Sikkim was cremated in Ganatok after 25 days. The ceremony in Gangtok was attended by the new Maharaja Palden Namgyal and his wife Hope Cooke of New York, with the queen mother also present. The late ruler died in Calcutta December 2 at age 71.
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Snow Storm Dumps Snow in New England
A fast moving storm dumped snow on New England on Thursday. The Weather Bureau in Boston predicted up to 3 inches in Massachusetts and Rhode Island with lesser amounts in Connecticut and parts of northern New England.
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Kentucky Paper Bag Plant Sold to Equitable Paper Bag Co
Georgia Pacific Corp. said it sold its Covington Kentucky paper bag plant to Equitable Paper Bag Co. for an undisclosed cash price. The move concludes the plant’s ownership by the company and transfers operations to the buyer.
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Suit blocks Kennedy honor road rename in Marion Indiana
A Grant Circuit Court judge issued a temporary injunction to stop renaming part of River Road in Marion to John F. Kennedy Road. Harald Firemuth and Frank M. King sought relief claiming the change would cause undue time and expense to update property records and documents. A Jan. 15 hearing was set to decide if the injunction should stay or be lifted.
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Jack Edwards
US Soviet air service pact eyed within a month
Washington reports progress on a direct New York to Moscow air link with Aeroflot and Pan American possibly starting two weekly summer flights. FAA chief Halaby cited technical, navigation, and noise standards as hurdles while noting the Tu-114 may be used, replacing by winter with one weekly per airline.
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Allied and Italian firms form unrethane chemicals venture
Allied Chemical Corp and Milan companies Manifattura Ceramica Pozzi and Preamina Montefluoro join to create a jointly owned firm to produce unrethane chemicals in Italy. The plant is planned for Ferradina in the far south of Italy.
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