Illini Central rail head faces heat seat service order
The Illinois Central Railroad was ordered by the Illinois Commerce Commission to improve daily commuter service for about 70 000 riders into Chicago including heat and seating and to adjust ticket prices. IC executives warned of a possible court fight as critics attacked the move while noting the cost could reach about 100 million dollars.
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Illinois Central Ilroad
Commission
Chicago
Illinois Central System
Paul H. Re
Istrup
Reistrup
Anthony Scariano
Scariano
Republican Park Forest
Long Island
New York
Indiana to distribute 20.7 million in property tax relief
Indiana will mail 20.7 million dollars in property tax relief payments to 92 county treasuries under a 1967 act. The 20,668,659 figure equals 8 percent of adjusted gross income taxes and 8 percent of sales taxes from July through October 1967. A second distribution covers late 1967 and 1968, with the program ending unless renewed.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Treasuries
John Gallagher
State Tax Board
Larry Mohr
Marion and
Lake
Mohr
Crawford County
Church Revenues Report: 53 Cents of Philanthropic Dollar to Clergy
In a New York analysis about church giving, the report finds that roughly 53 percent of every philanthropic dollar goes directly to church groups, outlining the distribution of funds and spending patterns across faith organizations.
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New York
Royal Couple Survives Famed Seven Year Test
LONDON. The Earl of Snowdon and Princess Margaret mark seven years of marriage since May 6 1960 amid public interest and a recent tiff over a kiss with Britt Ekland. Snowdon, a photographer and design adviser, remains a popular yet unofficial figure in royal life. They have two children, Viscount Linley and Lady Sarah, and split may include Balmoral and jet-set breaks with the Aga Khan.
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London
UPS
Earl of Snowdon
Britt Ekland
Peter Sellers
Aga Khan
Sardinia
Princess Margaret
Snowdons
New York
Bahamas
Kensington Palace
Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Snowdon
Caernarvon
Prince Charles
Prince of Wales
Margaret
Viscount Linley
Lady Sarah
Prince Andrew
Balmoral Castle
Scotland
Rev Grant Swank to Lead Nazarene Youth Week Revival
Guest evangelist Rev Grant Swank leads the First Church of the Nazarene annual Youth Week revival with services at 7 PM each evening and 10 30 AM on Sundays January 28 and February 4. Swank previously spoke at the Zone Youth Banquet dinner.
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First Church of the Nazarene
Grant Swank
Swank
Two More American Soldiers Seek Asylum in Sweden
Two medics from the 2nd Field Hospital in West Germany join about 22 U.S. deserters seeking political asylum in neutral Sweden. Pfc Edward B Murray of New Jersey and Pfc William C Jones of Missouri cited opposition to the Vietnam War. An antiwar torchlight march in Mannheim drew 800 demonstrators urging GIs to visit Sweden.
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Stockholm
UPS
Sweden
Asia
Europe
Edward B. Murray
Woodbury
N.J
William C. Jones
St. Louis
2Nd Field Hospital
Piermasens
West Germany
Vietnam
U.S. Army
Mannheim
Germany
Waiters vanish at Hollywood Foreign Press meeting sparks Globe debate
Hollywood insiders joke about waiters absent from Beverly Hills venues during Foreign Press Association meetings. The piece notes the Golden Globes split best picture into musical or comedy and drama, lists nominees, and contrasts with Oscar prestige. Announced February 12.
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Hollywood
UPI
Hollywood Foreign Press Association
Beverly Hills
Foreign Press Association
Doctor Dolittle
Alan Bates
Rex Harrison
Julie Andrews
Faye Dunaway
Lincoln
Chicago Butcher Hogs Sell Higher at Stockyards
Chicago stockyards reports show butcher hogs 25 to 50 cents higher with 5,000 head receipts. Mixed 1-2 hogs sold 19.25 to 20.00, about 300 head at 20.25. Mixed 1-3s 18.75 to 19.75. 1-3 sows 15.50 to 17.00. Slaughter cattle steady. steer and heifer prices top 28.50 to 29.00 for primes. high choice 28.00 to 28.50. Woolled slaughter lambs steady at 23.50 to 24.50.
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Chicago
Farewell Tribute From First Baptist for Newsoms
Members of the First Baptist Church presented a gift to associate pastor Rev. Ronald Newsom and his wife during Sunday worship as appreciation for two years of service. James Gray, church trustee chairman, made the presentation. Newsom leaves for a similar post with Memorial Church in Fort Wayne.
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First Baptist Church
Ronald Newsom
James Gray
Newsom
Memorial
Fort Wayne
Vacation Church School Leaders Clinic Set Here
A clinic for administrators of Vacation Church Schools is scheduled for Friday March 22 at Noble Street Methodist Church. Sponsored by the Anderson Association of Churches with the Indiana Council of Churches Miss Shirley Wotton will lead the meeting from 9 a.m. to noon. No pre registration or fee.
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Noble Street Methodist Church
Anderson Association of Churches
Indiana Council of Churches
Shirley Wotton
Department of Children’s Work
Rosemary Back Wins Art Prize At Hoosier Salon
INDIANAPOLIS UPI The $500 top prize at the 44th Hoosier Art Salon went to Rosemary Browne Back of Indianapolis for an oil portrait. The show featured 238 works from 970 submissions with a total purse over $7,000 across merit and purchase awards to artists from Indiana and beyond.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Hoosier
Rosemary Browne
Indinapolis
Cincinnati Teachers Union Goes On Strike For Higher Wages
The 700 member Cincinnati Teachers Union began a strike for higher pay on Monday. Two other unions, including engineers and lunchroom workers, refused to cross picket lines. Officials said heat shortages and a lack of staff forced the closure of 17 public schools while 86 schools remained open.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Demos Claim Precise Poll Shows Possible Hoosier Candidates
The Brighton Poll by Rep. William Brighton finds former Indiana Governor Matthew E. Welsh and ex-Lt. Gov. Richard O. Ristine as top mentions for the Democratic and Republican gubernatorial nominations. It notes Ristine has not ruled out 1968, while Welsh may delay if his campaign is not viable.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Matthew E. Welsh
Richard O. Ristine
Gordon St. Angelo
William Brighton
Dterre Haute
Democratic State Organization
St. Angelo
Johnson
Welsh
Ristine
GOP
House
Otis Bowen
Bbremen
Purdue
Earl Butz
Richard C. Bodine
Mishawaka
John J. Dillon
Bodine
Robert L. Rock
Dillon
Shenandoah Plans Math Career Night
Shenandoah High School mathematics department will host Math Career Night at the school on Wednesday January 31 from 7 to 9 p.m. College and industry representatives will outline programs and answer questions for parents and students. A second session on Wednesday February 7 from 7 to 9 p.m. will feature math faculty meetings and detailed explanations of the secondary school math program.
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Shenandoah High School
Auction Sales Roundup in Indiana Farms
Public sales listed by multiple auctioneers in Indiana during February feature farm equipment tractors dairy herd and livestock feed and household goods. Listings include locations near Anderson Muncie Linwood Pendleton and Alexandria with timings February 3 6 8 10 and 10 1 30 PM.
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Margaret Lawson
Nichol Ave
Anderson
Wayne Phearis
James Mozinge
Hampshire
Muncie
St. Rd
Eaton
Ind
Eaton- Wheeling Pike
Ellenberger Bros
Cora E. Miller
Kenneth Coy
Linwood Rd
Ysm
Morris Wilson
Alexeandria
Bethel Pike
H. Kirk
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South Bend
FARS
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Jaycees
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God's Children
Wilson Boys Club
Boys Life
Popular Mechanic
Tony Carter
Eric Carter
Ledell Parker
John Hadley
John Ploehn
Herald
Margaret Tony
Anthony Armstrong Jones
Armstrong Jones
Lord Snowdon
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Kenneth C. Griggs
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Tokyo
Japan
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Vacation Church School Leaders
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Oklahoma City
Travelers Protective Association
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Anderson Motor Hotel
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Hoosier Salon
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Terre Haute
Peter Bruning
Hickox
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