Killer Suspect Arraignment Held In Ohio
Huffman, sought in Chicago for the 1959 torture murder of his common-law wife, was arraigned in Cleveland and held on 100000 dollars bond. Returned to County Jail, he had lived nearby 16 months, was unarmed, and found with a bullet shell. Police traced him after a Post Office notice led to the arrest.
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Cleveland
Ohio
UPD
Huffman
Chicago
Cleveland Freight Co
White Oak
N.C
Henry Wilson
Nation's Retailers Report Good Season
Dun and Bradstreet figures show holiday retail sales near the 1959 level despite northeast snow storms. A late buying rush and the extra shopping day after Christmas lifted week ending Dec 28 by 11 to 15 percent from a year ago. Autos and apparel rose while furniture and major appliances eased. Fed data show department store sales Dec 24 up 30 percent from last year.
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New York
UPS
Dun & Bradstreet
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Coffee break theft at Milwaukee shop ends in missing cash
In Milwaukee a young man entered a cleaning shop, helped himself to coffee, and sat by an unlocked safe. He left after a chat and the clerk found $72 missing from the safe. The incident follows a trend of theft during coffee breaks at legitimate businesses.
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Milwaukee
Re—S
Public Auction Listings Roundup
Multiple sales dates and locations listed for auctions and public sales. Includes Joe Stokes Real Estate Auction in Alexandria East 6th St H D Kirk Auctioneer Brock Joshua Basicker sale Mechanicsburg Morton McShurley Auctioneer Eva Jackson & Sons sale 18 miles NW of Muncie Ellenberger Bros Admin sale 11 miles west of Guide Lamp and more.
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Joe Stokes
Alexandria
6Th St
H. D. Kirk
Brock-Joshua Basicker
Mechanicsburg
West 1St House
Morton McShurley
Mon
Eva Jackson & Sons
Annual Meeting of Anderson Federal Savings and Loan Association
Members of the Anderson Federal Savings and Loan Association will meet at the association office 11th at Jackson Anderson on Monday January 16 1961 at 3 30 p m to transact all business.
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The
Anderson Federal Savings and Loan Association
Association
Jackson, Anderson
IMF Approves Turkish Currency Stabilization Support
The International Monetary Fund authorizes Turkey to draw up to 37.5 million dollars in fund currencies over the next year and Turkey will receive an 8 million dollar credit from the OECD. The measures back a currency stabilization program started in 1958 and aim to aid Ankara's economic plan.
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Washington
UPI
Turkey
Organization For European Economic Cooperation
Mine Worker Benefits Down
The United Mine Workers of America cut monthly pensions from 100 to 75 dollars due to welfare fund strain. The board cited rising pension costs, declining fund income, and uncertain duration with a promise to restore benefits when fund income improves. An official noted the $100 monthly pension has been in place since 1949.
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Washington
UPI
United Mine Workers of America
Board of Trustees
Union
Welfare and Retirement Fund
United Mine Workers Journal
Film Blacklist Case Aims at Major Studios
Attorneys for 12 Hollywood actors and writers sue major studios to end what they call a blacklist in the motion picture industry. They seek 7.5 million dollars in treble damages for alleged lost income since 1947 and name Nedrick Young Albert Maltz John Howard Lawson Gale Sondergaard Shimon Ruskin among plaintiffs. Defendants include Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Columbia 20th Century Fox Warner Brothers Disney MPAA and more.
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Washington (Ap
Communist Party
Nedrick Young
Albert Maltz
John Howard Lawson
Herbert Biberman
Lester Cole
Robert L Richards
Frederick I. Rinaldo
Philip Stevenson
Gale Sondergaard
Alvin Hammer
Mary Virginia Farmer
Shimon Ruskin
Maltz
Young
Miss Sondergaard
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Columbia
20Th Century-Fox
Warner Brothers
Universal-International
Walt Disney Productions
Allied Artists
Motion Picture Association of America
MPAA
Association of Motion Picture Producers
U.S. District Court
Stock Market Ends Year in Cautious Tone
NEW YORK AP The 1960 year end closes with soberer mood than 1959. Dow Jones fell from 679.36 to 566.05 then rose to 615.89. Analysts warn of a choppy 1961 with possible shocks from Kennedy administration, though some expect a continued early year recovery.
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New York
Wall Street
B. K. Thurlow
Winslow, Cohn & Stetson
Lawrence Lewis
Pershing & Co
Kennedy
Lewis
Hogs and cattle prices updated on Muncie radio schedule
Broadcast page lists livestock prices including hogs 200-220 lb at 18.35, 220-240 lb at 17.85, and steers and cows with ranges from 15 to 27 in various categories. Also shows a daily program grid with 10:00 to 12:45 talk and music slots and a note market closed Monday Jan 2.
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Ascoce
Miss Brooks
Amos
Andy
Mike Wallace
WHBU
Anderson
Cincinnati
Nac
St Francis
Church of the Air
Moscow
Methodist
Billy Graham
London
Sunda
CBS News
Cleveland Orch
Cadle Tabern
White House
Monitor News Insurance
Ans
Eee
Johnny Dollar
Conmoment
Howard K. Smith
Capitol
Navy
Cme
Israel
Gilbert Torches
Stock Quotations Clarified By Quotation Formatting
Quotation marks indicate the higher figure was asked and the lower was offered. brackets or parentheses signal the bid and ask range in stock quotations. The notice explains how to read price listings in the market data column.
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Thomson & McKinnor
Offerec
March of Dimes Poster Girl Visits Kennedy Villa
Linda Breese four year old national poster girl for 1961 March of Dimes will visit President elect Kennedy at his seaside villa. She will attend Kennedy's 11 am news conference and have her picture taken with him. Her parents live in Columbus Ohio and she underwent a spinal operation at the Infantile Paralysis Foundation Center.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Linda Breese
John F
Kennedy
Dean Breese
Bristol Road
Columbus
Ohio
Pierre Salinger
Linda
National Infantile Paralysis Foundation
Salinger
Rifleman Firing on Vehicles Sought in Okinawa Crisis
Police on Okinawa conducted an island wide search for a rifleman firing at cars buses and store windows. One bus driver suffered cuts from broken glass as authorities believe a powerful air rifle is being used.
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Naha
Okinawa
UPI
Stocks end volatile year with heaviest year end on record
New York stocks concluded 1960 with heavy volume and mixed trading. Volume reached 5,300,000 shares, the largest year end since Oct 17 1958, while the Dow averaged 615 and 130.85 for lows, with 1,281 issues trading, 546 gainers, 498 losers and 237 unchanged.
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New York
UPI
Retail sales edge past 1959 peak despite storms
Dun and Bradstreet figures show Christmas season sales nearly matched the 1959 record period. Week before Christmas was sluggish but the week ended Dec 28 saw dollar volume rise 11 to 15 percent higher than the previous year in spot checks by the agency.
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Northwest
Dun & Bradstreet
ICC approves 3.5 million guarantee for New Haven payroll loan
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized a government guarantee of a 3.5 million bank loan to the New Haven Railroad to cover payroll and cash needs, a sum 1 million less than the railroad had requested.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
New Haven Railroad
ICC
Du Pont to raise industrial paint prices 3 percent
Du Pont Co. announced a nationwide price hike of about 3 percent for a broad range of industrial finishes effective January 3. Prices for automotive finishes remain unchanged.
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du Pont Co
Sonnabend sells remaining Studebaker holdings
A. M. Sonnabend, who failed in the Studebaker-Packard Corp. presidency race, says he has sold his remaining holdings in the auto company. Asked if the sale reflected concern, he replies, My action speaks for itself.
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Studebaker Stock
A. M. Sonnabend
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Auto
Philip Morris Chief Reports 1960 Cigarette Sales Rise
President Joseph F. Cullman III of Philip Morris Inc said 1960 cigarette sales reached a 470.9 billion unit record, up about four percent from 1959. He cited strong demand and industry growth in the year.
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Joseph F. Cullman III
Philip Morris, Inc
Computer Rivals Hot Rod Car In Teenage Interest
New York reports two teenagers Charles Sidebottom of Kansas City and Rodger Gruenwald of Milwaukee sought RCA guidance to build electronic computers. RCA engineers declined, saying the project was too large and would cost a teen at least 5 789 years of allowance to repay according to RCA computers.
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Hot Rod Car
New York
Charles Sidebottom
Kansas City
Rodger Gruenwald
Milwaukee
RCA
Railroad Plea to Discontinue Trains Refused
INDIANAPOLIS RP The Indiana Public Service Commission rejected the Pennsylvania Railroad request to end two Logansport to Louisville passenger trains. The panel said loss of northbound train No 95 and southbound No 94 would help the railroad financially but sufficient alternate service would not be available. Trains stop at Frankfort Indianapolis Columbus Seymour and Jeffersonville.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Public Service Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
Logansport
Louisville
Frankfort
Columbus
Seymore
Jeffersonville
Havana Mayor says China and Cuba wage common struggle
Havana Mayor Jose Llanusa told Peiping that Communist China and Cuba are waging a common struggle against a common enemy the United States, as reported by the New China News Agency. Mayor Peng Chen of Peiping called Cuba a small country at the gate of U.S. imperialism.
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Tokyo
UPI
Havana
Jose Llanusa
Peiping
China
Cuba
United States
New China News Agency
Peng Chen
U.S
River Course Juneau
The Yukon river rises in Canada and runs 2,200 miles, with about two thirds of its length crossing Alaska.
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Juneau
Yukon River
Canada
Alaska
Classified Advertising Rates and Policies
The People's Marketplace lists pricing for one day to one month classified ads per line and per paper. Discounts apply for cash or advance payment, with deadlines for Bulletin at 9 a.m. and Herald at 3 p.m. prior to publication.
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Herald
The
Bulletin
Credit Extended to Telephoned Patrons
A brief note states that credit is extended to individuals who have access to telephones, outlining eligibility based on telephone service. The item underscores the role of phone access in extending lending terms.
Chicken Prices and Grain Bids From Indianapolis Report
AP notes Indianapolis prices for fried chicken parts with eggs listed by size and price. Capital Grains in Indianapolis reports truck delivered bids for grain including No 2 red and white wheat corn oats and No 1 soybeans with moisture specifics.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Capital Grains Indianapolis
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the People's Marketplace
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Alexandria Pike
Sam Flatford
Sunbeam
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