U.S. Denies Air Defense Breakthrough
Washington officials disputed London reports that British Vulcan bombers penetrated U.S. air defenses, insisting there was no penetration in the 1961 Sky Shield exercise or since. Air Force Secretary Eugene M. Zuckert and Assistant Defense Secretary Arthur Sylvester said bombers flew prescribed courses and any perceived penetration was unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Air Force
Defense Department
U.S
Eugene M. Zuckert
London
Defense
Arthur Sylvester
Sylvester
Zuckert
Daily Express
Ruth Ann Pasko Guest At Student Event In Indianapolis
Ruth Ann Pasko attended a college student dinner in Indianapolis and stayed overnight with Miss Joyce Cobb. The notice lists numerous dinner and weekend guests from Indiana and California, citing shifts in residences and visiting family members.
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Ruth Ann Pasko
Shirley
Indianapolis
Joyce Cobb
and Age
Joseph Florea
Nora Bean
Lewis Lightner
Howard McClarnon
Wil
Ray Wamkinson
L-Cpl
Rob Sobert Florea
Oceanside
California
Pfc
Don Dreyer
Louis Dice
Floren Merly
Kansas City
Gene Cupp
Lewis Snellen
Berger
Nampa
Idaho
Meritt Ratliff
Ken
Mr. Andnard
James
Edwin Pasko
Ratliff
Westwood
Ray Buchanan
Merton Hunley Michael
Ronnie Carmichael
Elwood Social Activities and Club Meetings
Elwood hosts include Elwood Business and Professional Women's Club meeting at Mrs. Marie Doores home with plans for East Star Inn dinner and World Affairs program led by Mabel Little. Berean Bible Class bean supper set at First Baptist Church. Remocwens Club to entertain Welcome Wagon Newcomers at Elwood Y Center. Lady Lions dinner at East Star Inn with hosts Mrs. Dorris Bishop and Mrs. Jack Mangas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Business and Professional Women's Club
Marie Doores
Elpha Waymire
East Star Inn
Mabel Little
Doores
Elpha Way
Mire
Berean Bible Class
First Baptist Church
Forrest Heller
Remocwens Club
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
Elwood Y
East Main Street
Lady Lions
Elwood Lady Lions Club
Dorris Bishop
Jack Mangas
State Jobless Claims Rise During Week in Indiana
Indiana unemployment insurance claims rose to 55,969 last week from 50,527 the prior week, said Lewis F. Nicolini director of the Indiana Employment Security Division. The increase is linked to curtailment of quarrying construction and outdoor work plus a one week layoff of 4,000 at a large plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Lewis F. Nicolini
Indiana Employment Security Division
Dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Don Carmichael
Michael and Ronnie visited Knightstown in Indiana after the holidays returning to the Sol- Home following Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Carmichael
Michael
Ronnie
Knightstown
Indiana
Rites Today For C Abernathy G Roudebush
Funeral services are set for Charles D Abernathy 83 of Rigdon at 1 30 p m at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home with Rev Dee Henderson and Rev Lloyd Hall officiating Burial will follow at Knox Chapel Cemetery Also funeral rites for Mrs Georgia Helen Roudebush 338 N 9th St Elwood will be held at 10 a m at Robert L Jack ley Funeral Home with Rev R W Wooten officiating Burial in Elwood City Cemetery William Williamson of Bonham Hotel will have services at Dickman Funeral Home New Albany with burial in New Albany Readying hospital notes include Mercy Hospital dismissals Ad-missions and ambulance transfers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Wooten
Elwood City Cemetery
New Albany
William Williamson
Bonham Hotel
Robert L. Jackley
Dickman
Mercy Hospital
Effie Jackson
Main St
Harry House
S. B St
Roy Hoover
Elwood
Hester Clark
S. Q St
York and Dunnichay
EFD
Sue Perkins
S. J St
Elwood Fire Department
Wesley Vinson Dies Monday in Alexandria Farm Family
Wesley Vinson 78 of Rt 1 Alexandria died 8 10 p m Monday at Bradford Nursing Home after a two week illness. A retired farmer he lived northeast of Alexandria on Starr Crossing Road born May 10 1884 he never married. Survived by two cousins Grace Allen Summitville and Joseph Hannon. Funeral home custody Karl M Kyle Funeral Home calling hours set. Last rites 10 a m Wednesday at the funeral home Father Thomas Zimmer St Marys Catholic Church. Interment Starr Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Wesley Vinson
Rt. 1
Bradford
Vinson
Starr Crossing Road
Grace Allen
Summitville
Joseph Hannon
Karl M. Kyle
Thomas Zimmer
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Starr Cemetery
Cunningham PTA To See Pictures Of World Tour
Alexandria scene reports Cunningham School PTA January meeting set for Thursday at 7:30 p.m. The program features Mr and Mrs James McCarty with world tour pictures after a brief business session. Devotions by Jack King precede the program, public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Cunningham School
Parent-Teacher Association
Jack King
Taylor University
James McCarty
Joe Bannister
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Lincoln Ave
Davis-Strider-Noffze
Linda Caldwell
Community Hospital
Karl M. Kyle
Elwood Council approves 40000 loan for city funds
Elwood city council on Monday night authorized borrowing 40000 from the City Water Works bond and redemption fund for the general fund and street department. Of the amount 30000 transfers to the general fund and 10000 to the street department with repayment due by December 31, 1963. Citizens’ comments covered trailer parks signs and local thistles as meetings continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
City Water Works
City General Fund
Street Department
N. E
25Th Sts
Hadley
S. B and
16Th Sts
Pennsylvania Railroad
S. P St
Singer to Acquire Sensitive Research Instrument Corp
NEW YORK UP I reporter Singer Manufacturing Co. announced it will acquire Sensitive Research Instrument Corp of New Rochelle for an undisclosed cash sum. The firm posted 1962 sales of 3 million dollars and will relocate its facilities to Bridgeport to join Singer’s metrics division after the deal closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Singer Manufacturing Co
Sensitive Research Instrument Corp
New Rochelle
Sensitive
Bridgeport
Singer Metrics
Dismissals From Hospitals Listed In Incomplete Notice
A partial roster of patients and relatives shows individuals dismissed from St. John’s Hospital and Community Hospital. Names include Ann Robertson Elizabeth Fleenor Walter Baughman Carl Carpenter Susie Coffman Frank Hervey Carl Eckhardt Frederick Morris Blanche Boone Delph Michael Binion Margaret Seward Mattie Hart Edna Woods Robert Page Mark Halsey June Quear and others with addresses in Columbus Ave W. 7th St 6th St and various routes and towns. The fragmentary list names several households and a few infants and family links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Carpenter
Andover Rd
Susie Coffman
Nichol
Frank Hervey
6Th St
Carl Eckhardt
Frederick Morris
New Castle
Blanche Boone
Nelle
Robert Page
Mark Halsey
Oxford Rd
June Quear
W. Jackson St
William N. Maddox
Alexandria
Carol H. Wells
W. 2Nd St
Judy A. Brow
Main
Death Suspect Gets Pauper Attorney
Boonville Indiana reports a pauper attorney is appointed to defend Lorraine Dixon Folden a 30 year old Evansville maid charged with first degree murder in the December 22 fatal shooting of Margaret Eskew a 54 year old high school English teacher. Cecelia Eskew 17 Harrison High School student described a dispute over pay for travel time to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
Ind
Evansville
Addison Beavers
Don Ashley
Lorraine Dixon Folden
Margaret Eskew
Eskew
Shares Rally as New Buying Push Lifts Markets
New York prices jumped as heavy trading returned with a 5.41 million share volume the largest since December 31. Dow rose 7.74 to 669.88 as IBM climbed 9 percent to 403.4, aided by optimism on business and a pending tax cut. The AP average gained 2.6 to 251.5 and overall market breadth favored advances with 818 up, 287 down among 1,319 issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Motors
IBM
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Corn Shows Price Firmness Amid Broad Market Weakness
Chicago AP report notes corn futures firming slightly on Tuesday while most commodities on the Board of Trade deteriorated. Wheat fell about 2 1/4 cents, corn rose around a half to one cent with March at about 1.13, rye slipped about 1 to 1 1/2 cents, soybeans moved from slight declines to gains near 1/2 to 2 cents for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Local Livestock Market Prices From Emge
Hogs 190 to 240 pounds 15.25 to 15.75. 240 to 300 pounds 13.75 to 15.00. Sows 13.75 down. Cattle steady with Good steers and heifers 23.00 to 27.00. Choice steers and heifers 27.00 to 30.00. Some entries show 14.00 down and 18.50 down in other notations.
Mrs Opal Watts Hosts Church Guild Meeting
SUMMITVILLE The Guild of the Christian Church met at the church with Mrs Opal Watts as president. Mrs Laveda Browns circle hosted. Ruth Castor lectured on Hong Kong its people and customs. Devotions were given by Mrs Maxine Oberholtzer. Refreshments followed served by the hostesses to a group of members and guests. The Union Circle met at the home of Mrs Mary Watson with the vice president Mrs Stella present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summitville
Guild of the Christian Church
Opal Watts
Laveda Brown
Ruth Castor
Hong Kong
Maxine Oberholtzer
Darlene Dudley
Deanna Leer
Phyllis Cunningham
Norma O'Dell
Pat Forrest
Doris Dudley
Maxine
Union Circle
Colorado
Mary Watson
Stella
Hogs Prices Show Irregular Movement In Chicago Market
CHICAGO AP Hog prices were irregular Tuesday with 190-220 lb mixed No 1 and 2 at 16.50 to 17, mixed 1-3 at 15.75 and up, heavier hogs 14.75 to 16, sows 14.50. Slaughter steers high choice and prime 29.25 to 29.75, good grade 25 to 27.25. heifers 24.50 to 27.75, some prime 28.75. Bulls 19.50 to 21.50, lambs steady to 50 cents lower at 20.50, 17.50 to 19.50 for mixed good and choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Venice
Indianapolis
Spl
Muncie Livestock Market Report and Club Meeting
Live stock pricing shows HOGS STEADY at 200 to 240 pounds, 15.55 to 16.50, up to 14.25 for 280 to 330 pounds. COWS steady with canners 10.50 to 14.00, bulls 15 to 20. The Pettigrew club presiding held a gathering with Mrs. Petti grew giving devotions and Mrs. Martha Wooley directing. Eight members and one guest attended. next meeting set with Stella Pettigrew on Feb 6.
Hog market mostly steady with mixed outcomes in Indianapolis
Hog prices remained near steady levels with sows unevenly lower and barrows in the 16 to 17 dollar range. Heavy cattle prices showed mixed shifts as steers and heifers held and cows weakened late. Lambs and ewes were largely unchanged with light premiums for lighter woolly lambs and cull ewes at modest prices.
Four directors elected to three year terms in South Bend
SOUTH BEND Ind UPI three attorneys were among four men elected as directors for three year terms. Named to three year terms were George A Bariscillo Jr Bradley Beach New Jersey attorney Paul Benson South Bend retired professor of English at Notre Dame Morton R Goodman Los Angeles California attorney and W Lancaster Smith Dallas Texas also an attorney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
UPI
George A. Bariscillo Jr
Bradley Beach
N. J
Paul 4. Benson
Notre Dame
Morton R. Goodman
Los Angeles
Calif
W. Lancaster Smith
Dallas
Tex
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Burt Lancaster
Billy
C. Abernathy
G. Roudebush
Washington Beat
Roscoe Drummond
New York Herald Tribune
Drummond
The
Anderson Herald
Bill Maddox
Anderson
Elwood Council
Geore Stout
Duck Creek
N. C. St
Anderson St
S. 16Th St
Stout
Stockdale
Henery Cassel
Herbert Waymire
Union Valley Christian Church
Giogio Venturi
National Congress
Maitres D’hotel
Rome
St. John’s Hospital
Ann Robertson
Elizabeth Fleenor
Columbus Ave
Walter Baughman
Jackson
Norman Delph
Pitt St. Michael Binion
Norris Dr
Margaret Seward
Ingalls
Mattie Hart
Cedar
Edna Woods
Brittie Leever
Robert L. Perry
Margie Rodriguez
Pendleton
Anna McCormick
Mamie Perry
Morton St
Lois Coffman
Chesterfield
Joe R. Lines
E. 4Th St
Norma Porter
23Rd St
Hubert Cox
Emege
Leopold
Belgium
Paris’ Orly
Brazil
Indiana Business College
Meridian G
Muncie Livestock
Owen
Hardin & Son
East 11Th Sp
Meridian St
CAIL
Center PH
Ford
Fred Welker
Ford, Inc
Meridian Street
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