Equal Sides in Resources Stir National Defense Talk
At an Indianapolis meeting, 300 reserve officers and civilians studied mobilization with Lt. Col. Mor day noting no overwhelming majority for either side. Lt. Col. Lloyd G. Coutts stressed that wartime success centers on manpower quality as Gov Blanchey and Mayor Bayt opened discussions on national security planning with local civic leaders.
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Inwerree Wee
Marine Corps
Morday
Lloyd G. Coutts
National Resources Conference
United States
Free World
Army
Jack H. Weske
Air Force
Robert S. Puckett
Organization For National Security
Blanchey
Phillip Bayt
World War Memorial
Kenneth F. Zitzman
Industrial College of the Armed Forces
The
Industrial College
Indianapolis
US Budget Pie Slicing Explained 1969
Washington explains how the federal budget for fiscal 1969 will be divided, with protection 64 cents, civil benefits 22, interest on debt 11, and general government 3. Protection covers defense and foreign aid, civil benefits cover farm, veterans, welfare and housing, while who pays includes individual income tax 32 cents and corporation taxes 27, excise 13, other 8.
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Washington
Grain Market Slips As Eisenhower Budget Signals Caution
U S stocks drifted in a light session after President Eisenhower’s budget message called for peacetime spending and farm program cuts. Aircrafts and missile stocks led gains, while rails and utilities rose modestly. grain futures sagged on the outlook for farm subsidies and potential discount-rate moves. Market breadth remained thin with limited trading volume across exchanges.
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Wall Street
Washington
Eisenhower
Chile
Associated’ Press
Chicago
Congress
Board of Trade
Soil Bank
New York
U. S
Fed
York Stock Exchange
Cotton goods market steady as cheap print cloths lead sale
In New York the cotten gray goods market remained quiet with a softer tone as second hand print cloths quoted lower than mill levels. The popular square print cloth moved at seventeen cents per yard for a good average, aimed at quick delivery. The rayon goods market showed weakness while wool goods held steady amid fluctuating prices.
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New York
Financial Statement No 0 C-1727 Jan 14
An official financial statement labeled No 0 with code C-1727 dated January 14 outlines accounting results and district fiscal figures. The document presents balance figures and notes on expenditures and revenues for the reporting period.
Stock Market Notation Snapshot From Historic Listing
An archival stock notations fragment shows mixed figures including a 950 notation and figures like 3s 193 a 0, suggesting an incomplete market quotation from an early listing.
Butcher Hogs Remain Steady Across Weigh Classes
Hog market reports show steady to strong prices Monday with 190 to 240 pound barrows selling $19.50 to $20 and No 1 and 2 weights 19 to 220 pounds bringing about $20.10 to $20.50. Heavier hogs 240 to 270 pounds ranged $18.75 to $19.50, 280 to 300 pounds at $18 to $18.75, and 130 to 160 pounds $17 to $18. Bulls, steers, and cows mostly unchanged, with sow prices $16.25 to $17.25 under 400 pounds and higher weights down to $14 to $16.50. Fort Eustis, Va., details note Grantham and family update with service in European theater and Army transfer. Livestock market mentions mixed weights and grading with hogs and cattle varying by size.
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Virgin
Fort Eustis
PFC
Mack C. Grantham
Rt. 4
Anderson
Fort Leifers
Eustis
Canners and Cutters Light Truck Company
Fleshy Holstein
Shelly Canners Down
Chicago
Delco Tengberers
Gra Ange
Anderson High School
Ohio
Fort
Goodie
Higher Education Faces Greatest Financial Crisis
New York American colleges and universities face a severe $1965 worse financial squeeze than before, with the Ford Foundation noting educational programs and services struggle under mounting obligations. The report highlights cuts in funding, rising costs, and broader financial stress across the sector. Local grain and livestock markets show mixed movement, while public notices include an auction listing and a telephoto operator appointment.
Training Opens Tuesday for Church Leader R
Registration for the annual Leadership Training School sponsored by the Anderson Association of Churches will be held at 6 30 p m today at Central Christian Church. The school dean will speak at 7 p m and sessions continue each Tuesday for five weeks with two 30 minute periods and a 20 minute recess. Denominations from Madison County are urged to participate as area churches expect wide representation. The Rev George Lee serves as dean with Mrs Ruth Hoppes as registrar and Mrs Martha Boyer as hostess.
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Central Christian Church
Madison County
George Lee
Noble Street Methodist Shore
Schoo
Ruth Hoppes
Anderson Association” of Churches
Martha Boyer
Central Christian’ Church
Ment of Christian Education
The
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Boyer
Ronald Waugh
Presbyterian
Low Harris
Fist Methodist
Leon Dailey
South Meridian
Merle Bosworth
East Side
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R.D. Brumfield
Eub
D. E._ Nicholson
Grace Methodist
Lorelei Lacy
First Friends
Norman Folsom
First Nazarene
Frank Krall
Church of the Brethren
Betty Vaught
First Baptist
Stephen Buh
St. John's
Richard Caldwell
Central Methodist
William Elis
Fifth Street
Hospital Dismissals List Names and Addresses
A hospital release list shows multiple patients discharged from St. Johns Hospital. Names include Mrs Harold Bramer Jerome Mist and Mrs Elva Pruitt with their home addresses in Chicago area, plus David Stewart at 202 West 1st Street and infant children with Mrs George McCowan and Mrs Leonard Boatman at listed Madison and 19th Street addresses. Also cited are Mrs Maurice Asher with infant daughter and Mrs Barbara Weaver of 218 West 2th Street.
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Harold Bramer
St “Jerome Mist
Elva Pruitt
David Stewart
George McCowan
Madison St
Leonard Boatman
Maurice Asher
Noblesville
Elbert Fant
Barbara Weaver
Justices Strike Down Baxley Union Permit Law
The Georgia Supreme Court voided a Baxley ordinance requiring permits to solicit dues paying members, ruling it violated First Amendment speech rights protected by the 14th Amendment. Justice Whittaker stated the measure imposes an unconstitutional prior restraint and tied to mayoral and city council will.
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Wahittaker
Whittaker
Rose Staub
Latics Iment Workers Union
Miss
Post Office [Department
Sunshine 4 Health
Sun Magazine
U. S. Court of Apt
Post Office Department
Douglas
Alabama
Jeremiah Reeves Jr
Kinsey third book set for May publication date
The Kinsey Institute announced the third Kinsey report on sexual behavior will be published May 14 by Harper & Bros. McCall's magazine will publish exclusive first excerpts for its March and April issues, with Wardell B. Pomeroy noting some sections will not appear. The article also notes McCall's exclusive access lasts through April 20.
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Bloom Vw1un, Inc
Kinsey
Nancy
Institute For Sex Research
McCall's
Harper & Bros
Institute
Gary Drive Starts Against Drug Addicts in Gary
Police Chief John Foley announced two campaigns to remove drug addicts from Gary, aiming to jail addicts or force them out of town after 25 arrests on Sunday. He said a new law makes it a crime for addicts to appear in public places, calling this a pivotal moment to dismantle the drug operation in the city.
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Gary
Gary (Ap
John Foley
Townley
Foley
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