Investment firm stock delivery dispute in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis a hearing opens into irregular stock sales by Dobich Securities Corp amid a fatal helicopter crash that killed president Michael Dobich. Investigators will probe why buyers did not receive securities when two weeks to 30 days delivery was expected.
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Indianapolis
Senmien Cishapals Securities
Alexandeer
U.S
Jeffers
Dobich Securities
Michael Dobich
Dobich
Ex-School Official Dies In Louisville
Dr Zenos B Scott Sr long time Louisville schools superintendent died at 88 in a local hospital. He led the district from 1920 to 1923 and 1937 to 1944 and is remembered for his reforms and service to education in Louisville.
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Louisville, Ky
Zenos B. Scott Sr
Louisville
Shreb Beat New Top In Pop Beat Shows Rock Heritage
Hollywood reports detail Shindig and other TV music shows aiming at youth with a rock n roll emphasis. Anne O'Neill, a genial 25 year old former Enid DJ, hosts and explains the popularity of English acts and the push toward natural, uncontrived performances. The article discusses top 40 trends, television formats, and the shift away from formal image toward personality driven acts.
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Anne O'Neil
Em- O'Neill
Enid
Okla
KGWA
Hollywood
UPI
Aoe
ABC
Shivaree
Lloyd/Welk
Thaxton
Tony Bennett
Ray Charles
Tousie
O'Neill
Frankie Avalon
New York
Elvis Presley
Hoosier Delegation Backs Silver Content Bill Vote
Indiana’s congressional delegation voted along party lines as the House approved an administration bill to remove silver from dimes and quarters and reduce silver in half dollars. Six Hoosier Democrats supported, four Republicans opposed, with Ralph Harvey not voting. A Coast Guard unit recovered the body of E. M. Knight, 64, Jeffersonville, who drowned in the Ohio River on Tuesday.
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Washington
UPI
Indiana
House
Ralph Harvey
Jeffersonville
Ind
U.S. Coast Guard
E. M. Knight
Ohio River
Summer church ventures span world wide religious work
The article notes youths from the United States aiding a Mexican village synagogue and teaching languages while various camps and ecumenical projects expand globally. It cites Mitshav and Torah corps, park ministries, and work camps across Asia Europe and the Americas involving hundreds of denominations and thousands of young people.
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Venta Prieta
United States
Mytelini
Greece
Walla’ Walls
Wash
Babb, Mont
Anchorage
Alaska
Dietrich Bonhoeffer
Fred
Quimby
Anderson
Kerry Quick
Columbia
S.C
William Morris
Marietta
Mobile
Lera Townsend
Munchesey
National Park
Asia
Africa
Europe
Americas
Work ‘Council of Churches
Mitshav Corps
Torah Corps
Christian Parks Ministry
National Council of Churches
Charles V Hall 60 dies after six month illness in Anderson
Charles Victor Hall 60 of 1 E 9th St died early Wednesday at Shipley Nursing Home after a six month illness. He was an Anderson resident 30 years, retired Delco Remy machine operator, and member of the Eagles Wade. Three sisters survive in Indianapolis and Madison. nieces and nephews remain. Friends may call Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home after 2 p.m. today. Services at 1 30 p.m. Friday at the funeral home led by Rev. Harvey King. Interment in Mendon Cemetery near Pendleton.
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Charles Victor Hall
E. 9Th St
Shipley
Anderson
Delco-Remy
Eagles
Wade
Clara &. Baxter
Bernice Middleton
Indianapolis
Flora Reed
Madison
Harold E. Rozelle
Mariner-4 Near Mars Eyes First Martian Snapshots
The Mariner-4 probe skimmed 9 000 miles from Mars traveling 11 000 mph while its camera and tape system activated. Signals reached Earth 12 minutes after transmission as the 21 planned pictures were set to be sent, with first images expected around 8 53 a.m. EDT.
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Earth
Hawaian
South Pole
Mariner- 4
United States
Soviet Union
Mariner
Fat Earth
Snx
UPI
Pasadena
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JPL
America
Cosmic Eye
Igbtecep
Wtta
William H. Pickering
Mariner-4
Couple files two lawsuits over 1963 Broadway wreck
Rose Bozell and Elmer D. Ritter sue Joseph Michael Hunt and his father John L. Hunt for injuries from a rear end collision on Broadway at Grand Avenue on Aug 4 1963. Bozell seeks 15000 dollars and Ritter three thousand? plus damages.
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Broadway
Hunt
Ile
Campbell and Jones
Bowling IPS Carry and Cash in on Pin Action
Instructional tips from a pocket pamphlet on position stance and approach for better bowling pin action. Don Carter advertises copies for ten cents with SASE to a Chicago address.
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Don Carter
O National
Ate
North Wacker Drive
Chicago
Urban League study aids school project in East Side
The Urban League backs a school activity to test parental cooperation in a project opened to any interested child at Westvale School. q E Ebbertt and C T White arranged facilities while East Side Daily provides milk for mid morning lunch.
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Davis
Gold Teens To Stage Car Wash Saturday
The Anderson Gold Teens will stage a car wash Saturday at the South Meridian Church of God from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Proceeds go to the New Castle State Hospital to support better mental health.
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Anderson Gold
South Meridian Church
Delco Remy Veteran Holds Distinctions and Posts
800 Delco-Remy continued From Page One ergency and later commanded the 5th Infantry Division, USAR. He is a life member of the Scabbard and Blade, the Military Order of the World Wars, the American Legion, BPOE, Heroes of 78, and Sojourners. He also is a past master of Homer, Ill., Masonic Lodge and a member of Scottish Rite Consistory, Danville, Ill., and of the Medinah Shrine Temple of Chicago.
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Page One
Ergency
5Th Infantry Division
USAR
Scabbard and Blade
American Legion
BPOE
Heroes of 78
Sojourners
Homer, Ill
Masonic Lodge
Scottish Rite Consistory
Danville
Ill
Chicago
Derby Day Outlook for Area Boys Track
Derby outlined from page one as first heat at 3 p.m. More information will unfold daily as the region’s biggest day for area boys moves into focus.
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Area Boys J
Rainfall Record Reported in Maui Islands
Heavy rainfall data notes Maui in the Hawaiian Islands group recording 562 inches annual total.
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Honolulu
Maui
Hawaiian Islands
Galaxon Fat Loss Pill Ad Ensures Money Back Guarantee
An over the counter fat loss tablet named Galaxon promises weight reduction with a money back guarantee. The ad claims easy swallowing, a $3.00 price, and a refund upon returning the package to the druggist with no questions asked at Walgreens.
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Walgreen
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