U S Denies Air Defense Breakthrough
Washington officials rebut London reports that British Vulcan bombers penetrated U S air defenses during the 1961 Sky Shield exercise. Air Force and Defense Department leaders said there was no penetration then or in the past six months, noting bombers flew prescribed courses and were shot down in game rules.
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Defense Department
Lefl
Defense
Arthur Sylvester
Mo Pener
East Jean
Sylvester
Main Street Christian Church
East Star Inn
Mabel Little
Zuckert
Tually
Elpha Waylway
London
U.S
The
Daily Express
Elwood Club Schedules Dinners And Meetings Tonight
Elwood social items note the Elwood Women’s Club meeting at Mrs Mae Dooves home and a Remocwens Club event. Elwood Lion's Club dinner is at East Star Inn with Mrs Dorris Bishop and Mrs Jack Mangas hosting. Berean Bible Class bean supper at First Baptist Church with devotions by Mrs Forrest Heller.
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Elwood
Essiomal Women's Club
Remocwens
Mae Dooves
Elpha
Elwood Y Community Waymire
Sharon
Hnemace Machine
Daalacal
Elwood Lady Lions Club
East Star Inn
Dorris Bishop
Jack Mangas
East Star
Berean Bible Class
First Baptist Church
Forrest Heller
Indiana Jobless Claims Rise in Week
Indiana unemployment claims climbed to 35,969 last week from 50,527 the prior week, per Indiana Employment Security Division director Lewis F. Nicolini. The rise reflects curtailment in quarrying and outdoor work plus a one week layoff affecting 4,000.
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Indianapolis
UPS
Indiana
Lewis F. Nicolini
Indiana Employment Security Division
Shirley
Ruth Anni
Pasko
India
Mianapolis
Don Carmichael
Iit
Joyce Cobbchael
Ronnie
Knightstown
Joseph Florea
Nora Bean
Andj
Lewis Lightner
Howard McClarnon
Wiljwere
Florealmerly
Kansas City
California
Gene Cupp
Lewis Snellen
Berger
Nampa
Idaho
Jand
Meritt Ratliff
Ken
Inard
James
Edwin Pasko
Ratliff
Westwood
Ray Buchanan
Merton Hunley
Michael
Ronnie Carmichaels
Rites Today For C. Abernathy G Roudebush
Funeral services for Charles D. Abernathy 83 Rigdon will be at 1 30 p m today at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home with Revs Dee Henderson and Lloyd Hall officiating. Burial in Knox Chapel Cemetery. Georgia Helen Roudebush 333 N 9th St Elwood dies Monday afternoon rites at 10 a m today at Robert L Jackley Funeral Home with Rev R W Wooten officiating burial in Elwood City Cemetery.
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Robert L. Jackley
Elwood Council Hears Citizens Plaudits Gripes
Elwood city council approves borrowing forty thousand dollars from the water works fund for street and general department needs. Funeral services set for William Williams at New Albany with burial there. Mercy Hospital reports dismissals and admissions. EFD Ambulance responds to local call.
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Elwood
Elwood City Coun
New Albany
William Williams
Bonham Hotel
City Water Works
Robert L. Jack
City General Fund
Dick-the Street” Department General Man
New Alfendibany
Mercy Hospital
Effie Jackson
Mair
Harry House
Jane Bourff
S B
Roy Hoover
Edwood
Hester Clark
St. York and Dunnichay
Sue Perkins
S. St
Elwood Fire Department
Wesley Vinson Dies at 78 in Alexandria
Wesley Vinson 78 of Rt. 1 Alexandria died at 3 10 p m Monday at Bradford Nursing Home after a two week illness. A retired farmer he lived near Alexandria on Starr Crossing Road born May 10 1884 never married Survivors include two cousins Mrs Grace Allen Summitville and Joseph Hannon Body taken to Karl M Kyle Funeral Home for calling Last rites 10 a m Wednesday at Father Thomas Zimmer of St Marys Catholic Church Interment Starr Cemetery
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Alexandria
Wesley Vinson
Rt. 1
Bradford
Vinson
Starr Crossing Road
Grace Allen
Summitville
Joseph Hannon
Karl M. Kyle
Father Thomas. Zimmer
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Starr Cemetery
Cunningham PTA Opens World Tour Picture Night
Alexandria residents attend Cunningham School PTA meeting on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Fourth grade students present flag ceremony before a short business session. Mr. and Mrs. James McCarty share world tour photos and comments for the public.
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Alexandria
Cunningham School
Jack King
Taylor University
James McCarty
Joe Bannister
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Lincoln Ave
Davis-Strider-Noffze
Linda Caldwell
Community Hospital
Karl M. Kyle
Hospital Dismissals and City Council Notes
Dismissals from St Johns Hospital include Miss Ann Robertson Mrs Elizabeth Fleener Walter Baughman and Blanche Boone. Transfers listed for Carl Carpenter Bill Maddox Carl Eckhardt and Frederick Morris. A $40 000 borrowing plan allocates $30 000 to the city general fund and $10 000 to the street department with repayment by December 31 1965. Council discussed trailer parks stop signs Canadian thistles trash pickup and requests for traffic changes near N E and 35th streets. A prayer meeting is planned at the home of Mr and Mrs Herbert Waytmire. Dismissed from Community Hospital include William Maddox Alexandria Carol Wells Judy Brow and others.
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St. John’s Hospital
Ann Robertson
W. Nth
Elizabeth Fleener
Columbus Ave
Walter Baughman
Jackson Ist
Carl Carpenter
Andover Rd
Bill Maddox
Susie Coffman
Nichol
Community Hospital
City General Fund
N. E and
35Th Sts
Hadley
S. B and
16Th Sts
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pi St
Geore Stout
Duck Creek
N. C St
Anderson St
S. 16Th St
Stout
Stockdale
Syntch
Henery Cassel
Muncie
Herbert Waytmire
Union Valley iCiristian Church
Robert Page
W. 11Th St
Mark Halsey
Oxford Rd
Local Livestock Market Prices Near Summitville
Summitville reports livestock market prices with hogs shown by weight and category. Hogs 190 to 240 pounds bring 15.23 to 15.75, 240 to 900 pounds 13.75 to 15.09, and various cattle classes listed with steer and heifer prices around 23.00 to 27.00. Church guild news notes Opal Watts presiding and activities of hostesses and members.
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Emge
Robert L. Perry
Darlene Dudley
Deanna Leer
Margie Rodriguez
Phyllis Cunningham
Norma
Pendleton
Dell
Anna McCormick
Rt. 2
Downjrest
Doris Dudley
Maxine Caer
Lois Coffman
Chesterfield
Good Steers & Heifers
Caldwell
Dorothy Vinson
Joe R. Lines
E. 4Th St
Choice Steers & Heiers
Rue
Castor
Death Suspect Gets Pauper Attorney in Evansville Case
Evansville maid Lorraine Dixon Folden, 30, was appointed a pauper attorney by Circuit Judge Addison Beavers to defend her on a first degree murder charge in the fatal shooting of employer Margaret Eskew, 34, at the Eskew home east of Evansville. Eskew’s 17-year-old daughter Cecelia, Harrison High School student, said the quarrel centered on pay for travel time.
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Soonville
Ind
Evansville
Addison Beavers
Don Ashley
Boonville
Lorraine Dixon Folden
Margaret Eskew
Eskew
Singer to Acquire Sensitive Research Instrument Corp
Singer Manufacturing Co. announced it will acquire Sensitive Research Instrument Corp of New Rochelle for an undisclosed cash amount. The company will move its facilities to Bridgeport to join Singer Metrics division after the deal closes. Sensitive reported 1962 sales of about $3 million.
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New York
APT
Singer Manufacturing Co
Sensitive
Research Instrument Corp
New Rochelle
Bridgeport
Singer Metrics
Stocks Rally As Trading Peaks In Early 1963
In New York on Tuesday, the stock market advanced sharply on heavy trading as optimism grows over business conditions and a possible tax cut. The Dow rose 7.74 to 669.88 as IBM climbed to 403 and the Associated Press index gained 2.6 to 251.5. Volume reached 5.4 million shares, the largest since December 31, with motors leading the gains and all major groups advancing.
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New York
Motors
IBM
Associated. Press
New York Stock Exchange
Irregular hog prices and market activity report
CHICAGO AP hogs showed irregular strength with 1,319 lots traded, 818 advances and 267 declines. Mixed heavy weights sold at 16.50 to 17. Mixed grades near 29.25 to 30.73 for prime, with heifers steady at 24.50 to 27.73. Corn, wheat and soy futures fell or rose modestly, reflecting a broad market pause on Tuesday with slight gains and broader losses.
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Ameripadiigh\ jean Stock Exchange
Eeeaneu
U.S
Zoey
Chicago
Board of Trade
Hogs Steady to Mixed as Markets Open in Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS Spl. Hog prices opened steady to 25 cents lower with no big shifts in The more uniform No 1 and 2 barrows at 16.25 to 16.50, 85 head at 16.75 to 16.95. Mixed 180 to 230 pound hogs traded 15.50 to 16.25, heavier pigs at 14.75 to 15.75, and lighter loads from 12.75 to 14.25 for lighter weights. Steers and heifers steady, cows weak to 1.00 off, bulls steady to weak, with a wide range across weights and lots noted.
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Indianapolis
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Washington Beat
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Anderson Herald
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Brazil
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