Cassini Fined Ten Thousand In Probation Case
WASHINGTON AP Cassini fined 10000 and placed on probation after pleading no contest to charges tied to a failed agency. Nizer said Cassini’s public relations firm collapsed as clients fled, leaving his income dependent on a Broadway column and commissions. The case also touched on his personal life and moves after the sentence. Cincinnati AP The Gas firms plan to purchase Law Gas Co and its affiliates affecting 1300 customers in southeastern Indiana.
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Cincinnati
Cinpial Gas & Electric Co
Fasegeaneas
Te Law Gas Co
Law Gas Transmissions Corp
Eastern Indiana Gas Corp
Indiana
Resignation and Awards at First Baptist Church Meeting
Mehea and others discussed resignations as Mrs. Nolin Watkins was elected vice president. Poems were read by several members and prizes awarded to Mrs. Nolin Watkins Mrs. Elizabeth Carson and Miss Mabel Digel. An evening bean supper followed the closing business meeting led by Mrs Wings n at the temple.
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Elizabeth Ca
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Evening Classes To Open Monday In Elwood School
Elwood public schools offer a 1 semester program from January 10 to March 10 with classes from 6 30 to 9 p m on Mondays and Tuesdays. Enrollment requires ten or more participants per class, fees are $2 per class plus books if needed, and some classes cover blueprint reading operation and office machines.
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Slwood
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Willkie
Schooloary
Five drivers charged at Elwood Court in 1964 session
Elwood court saw five people appear with Judge Michael E. Tancey. Michael W. Sigher, 18, pleaded guilty to speeding. fined eight dollars and license suspended. A 28 year old man pleaded guilty to a different charge. fined one dollar and costs. William Bell, 47, to return Feb 28 for failure to yield. Claude Casto, Royalton Route 4, did not guilty on headlight charge. Lowell Butcher, 48, pleaded not guilty to overweight axle. freed of major charge. Claude Downham, 40, overweight axle fine $45.75 paid in advance. Old Timers to Meet at Moose Hall at 2 p.m. dues payable to P.O. Box 156 Elwood.
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Michael W. Sigher
William Bell
Ith St
Casto
Lowell Butcher
N.ith St
Gully
Ing
Claude Downham
Anderson
Moose Hall
P.O
Lavinia Meritage
Superior Court of
Madison
W. N
Indiana
Hannah and Hazlett
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Ivan D. Heritage
Egg M. Hood
Sid M. Clevland
Alexandria Social Activities Highlighted by Club Meeting
The Willing Workers Club held a social evening with games, contests, and devotionals led by Mrs. Mob Cracken. New 1964 committee appointments were announced, and refreshments were served to members including Mrs. Robert Meyers and Mrs. Helen Ohler.
funeral service for Garry Wayne Sattler announced
Elwood will hold a Monday funeral for Garry Wayne Sattler 14 of 140 N 13th St who died Thursday evening at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home. The Rev John O Bryan of Zion Chapel Church will officiate burial at Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home until 7 pm tonight.
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Garry Wayne Sattler
N. 13Th St
Copher
West German Leaders Push Open Berlin Wall Pass
Bonn and West Berlin officials urged the East German Communists to renew Berlin wall passes with no time limit and broaden them to allow East Berliners to visit West Berlin. Erhard and Brandt pressed for a reciprocal, unlimited arrangement tied to travelers rather than a single closure, signaling a broader push for easing postwar travel restrictions.
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Four Americans Die In Argentineairliner Crash
Buenos Aires AP report: an ALA Airlines jet caught fire and crashed near Zarate, 25 of 31 aboard died, including four Americans. Named dead: Bruce 45 Sunnyvale. Jalil. Mrs Goldie Ryan 81 Albuquerque. Thelma Ryan. Tom Jewel 4 Elbert. Survivors in critical condition.
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Sunnyvale
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Goldie Ryan
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Rosario
Ernesto Eran
Iyaumis
Muncie Livestock Prices Show Steady Gains Across Weights
Market summary from Muncie reports steady cattle and sheep activity with varied weights. Steers range from 18 to 28 dollars per hundredweight, heifers up to 21.50, utility cattle 12 to 16, lambs 18 to 19 dollars, and slaughter sheep around 25 to 30 dollars per hundredweight. Prices quoted for 40 to 280 and 90 to 590 pound categories indicate overall stable demand.
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Stags
Ili
Grains Show Little Change on Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago market closes with grain futures mostly unchanged except soy slight weakness. Wheat near 2.21 to 2.25 per bushel, corn around 1.20, rye steady, soybeans about 2.75, with slow activity and minor late short covering. Indianapolis bids note truck-delivered No 2 red wheat 2.06 and No 2 yellow soybeans 2.63 with corn offerings around 1.07 to 1.12.
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Board of Trade
Srain Market
Indianapolis
Robert Kennedy to Stay in Cabinet Post for Awhile
Robert Kennedy said he would remain in his cabinet post until after the November presidential election and was unsure about his future then. He indicated he might campaign or do anything the Democratic Party wished, with possibilities including teaching or business if he left government service. He noted polls showing him near Senator Humphrey for the vice presidential nomination but did not commit to any specific path.
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Massachusetts
R| Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Sargent Shriver
Kennedy
Peace Corps
Jin
Steady Hog and Cattle Prices Reported Across Markets
Indianapolis meat market report shows hog prices steady to 25 higher with sows strong and top cattle and calf loads steady. Feeder cattle and steers mixed, example loads include 1061 lb heifers at 22.25 and a few standard to low choice cows 21.00 to 30.00. Wool lambs and slaughter ewes quoted at 4.06 to 6.00, overall market quiet but steady across categories.
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Usda
Market Wrap Mixed Tone As Stocks Struggle
Shares turned down slightly amid a broad lower trend in major sectors, with eight of 15 active stocks advancing and six declining. Tektronix led activity as tobacco, aerospace, electricals, copper, chemicals and building materials mostly slipped. The industrial average hovered near 174 and the Dow at about 222, while US government bonds eased marginally and volume reached 5.27 million shares.
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Tee Foote
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Lorillard
Sones
Iso
Weves
Control
Sears der Gul
General Dynamics du Pont
Jersey
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American Stock Exchange Fecs
Lowes
Turbulent Stock Quotations and Market Notes
Fragmented stock quotation text references Parke Davis Pennsylvants Ry and an approximate volume. The readable portion hints at a financial note or securities listing but lacks complete data or clear actions.
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Pices Tia Bia
Iisas
Ea Parke Davie Pesnayivants
Her Ch i Twin & Co
Local Livestock Market Prices and Grain Report
Hogs 90 to 220 pounds fetch 14.90 to 15.15, 120 to 240 pounds 14.65 to 14.90, up to 260 pounds 14.15 to 14.40, 60 to 280 pounds 13.65 to 13.90, 80 to 300 pounds 12.90 to 13.15. Sows 12.50 and down. Good steers and heifers around 29.00 to 21.00. Local grain market notes from Farm Bureau Elevator: wheat prices, oats, corn 68 lbs, beans.
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Ocal
Emre
Farm Bureau
Chicago Hogs Top At S16
Chicago hog market activity turned out a brisk week with 41 000 head offered, up from last holiday week. High choice and prime slaughter steers sold to 90 cents under and most items were steady. sows and heifers showed firm prices with mixed lots trading near 20 to 23.25 dollars per hundredweight.
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Butcher Og Mar
Mae Gat
Supreme Court Overrules Trial in Indiana Slayings Case
The US Supreme Court orders a new trial for Leslie Irvin, accused of six Indiana killings, amid debate on publicity and juror impartiality. Justice Arterburn warns the high court has overstepped, urging reasonable limits on abstract rulings. Amos Jackson concurs with the outcome but disputes the reasoning.
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