State Court Halts Recount In Indiana Senate Seat Battle
Indiana Supreme Court issues writ halting action in the Dekalb Lagrange Steuben recount contest over Willis Batchelor and Phillip Bir. Bir seeks Senate review and a new tally while John Thomas case also heads to the Senate Elections Committee for possible action.
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Burglary Sentence Given At Ft. Wayne
James D. Greene nineteen hid in the St Patrick s Catholic Church organ loft for nearly a week after escaping a burglary hearing in Fort Wayne Indiana He was sentenced to two consecutive one year terms in separate Indiana facilities Special Judge J Byron Hayes gave a year in the reformatory for first degree burglary and a year on the state farm for the escape Greene was captured in Chicago after fleeing the courtroom.
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Nigeria Feud Deepens After Election Violence and Talks
Nigerian leaders pressed Saturday to avert a regional split after a violent first general election. UPGA rejected results as unfair while Azikiwe signaled possible resignation. Balewa insisted the NNA head the new government amid calls for fresh elections.
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Italian physicist Eligio Perucca dies at 74 in Rome
Prof. Eligio Perucca, eminent physicist and vice president of Italy's Academy of the Lynx-Eyed, died in Rome on Tuesday at age 74. The report notes his leadership in science and his long association with the Accademia dei Lincei.
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Formula Market Grows as US Babies Rely on Formula
UPI reports Mead Johnson survey showing over four million babies fed by formula daily. Ten percent of mothers breast feed, 21 percent use evaporated milk with modifiers, 47 percent receive prepared formulas, up from 24 percent five years earlier. Births near 5.2 million in 1975, with 79 million gallons of formula consumed by year end.
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Hackett Stars In New Musical Comedy Had A Ball
New York review notes Buddy Hackett as a comically bulky grifter in Had A Ball a London hit failing to translate. Alfie star Terence Stamp joins Richard Kiley and Karen Morrow in a fast paced staging with flashy costumes and a mixed reception.
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UAR Delegation Heads to Moscow for Talks
A high ranking United Arab Republic military delegation led by Commander G Gin Mortago departed Cairo for Moscow for talks with Soviet officials. This move signals ongoing UAR Soviet military and political engagement.
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Women urged to decorate with personal style
Joseph W. Fiala of Macy’s urged housewives to reclaim creativity in home decorating at the International Home Furnishings Market. He noted women have shifted from passive buyers to discerning consumers and encouraged mixing colors and periods to express individuality.
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Enrollment Up in Madison County Schools Meeting
At a Monday meeting at the Madison County schools office Superintendent Victor Evans reported a rise in enrollment across four townships. Fall Creek 242 Ingalls 768 Markleville 507 Center Green Twp 601 Jackson Twp 266 Lapel 1000.
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AMC Officials Take Pay Cuts as Sales Slump
Five American Motors Corp executives including President Roy Abernethy reduced salaries in the year ended Sept. 30 1964 to reflect weaker sales. Cuts ranged from 38 147 to 59 702 with bonuses partially maintaining total compensation. The proxy to stockholders notes AMC was the only big U.S. car maker with sales and profit decline. A separate item reports a Blue River Valley Conservancy District hearing set for Feb 10 before Judge Wes Ratliff Jr. in New Castle Indiana on a multi million dollar dam project approved by the state commission.
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McCulloch pushes 10 day rule for disabled president amendment
Rep. William M. McCulloch introduces a constitutional amendment to set rules for when a president is unable to perform duties. The measure allows the vice president with Cabinet majority to declare disability, and requires Congress to act within 10 days of notice.
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New York Business Failures Edge Down in 1964
Dun and Bradstreet reports total U.S. business failures fell to 13 869 in 1964 from 14 776 the prior year and 16 203 in 1962. Week ended Dec 31 saw 166 commercial failures, up from 162 the prior holiday week but well below the year earlier period. Large losses over 100 000 continued to decline, last week at 2 compared with 29, 33 a year before. Our Kitchen Now Open Big 4 Tavern.
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