Foreign phone chaos in New York hints at global outages
A sweeping critique details telephone failures in New York City during a harsh spell, noting half hour dial tones and waiting lines, while contrasting better systems in Brazil and France. The piece cites AFUT figures on France’s cost, a Paris fire event with no phones, and broader disruption across the Dark Continent and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Gio
France
New York City
Les Halles
Paris
Maus
Moscow
Black Africa
London
India
Johns Manville Posts Higher Second Quarter Sales and Earnings
Johns Manville Corp reports in Alexandria that second quarter 1965 sales reached 152.287 million, up from 141.67 million last year, with earnings of 12.078 million or 72 cents per share, vs 9.729 million or 58 cents. Year to date sales total 274.49 million and earnings 19.309 million or 15 cents per share. Burnett cites strong activity, construction gains, and higher selling prices. Johns Manville serves global markets as a major producer of construction materials and industrial products, and a leading producer of asbestos, diatomite, perlite, and gypsum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Daring Manville Corp
C. B. Burnett
Burnett
Johns Manville
Gerald Hollowell Dies In Hospital Rites Set Saturday
Gerald Hollowell 41 of 703 Maple St Frankton died Thursday at Mercy Hospital after a year of ill health. Korean War veteran, Montgomery Ward employee, survived by widow Lorraine Quick Molloell, two daughters Cathy and Melissa, son Paul, parents Gaynell and Pauline Hollowell, sister Max Eileen Stull. Funeral Saturday 2 pm at Tanntcay Funeral Home with Interment in K of P Cemetery Frankton. Friends may visit mortuary after 1 pm Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlwood
Gerald
Red) Hallowel
Maple St. Frankton
Mercy Hospital
Madison County
Gaynell
Pauline York Hollowell
Montgomery Ward Company
Anderson
Ringel Glass
Elwood
Byorance Quick Molloell
Cathy
Melissa
Paul
Gaynell Hollowell
Max
Eileen Stull
Mercy Hospital Patient List Fragments
Fragmented hospital record lists multiple admissions and dismissals at Mercy Hospital. Names include George Lei sure, M St. Agpola Cood Knight, N. Dhil J. Somfard, Mrs. Minnie Cartton, Linda Sullivan, Pamela J, Ralph Simpson, James Welborn, Mrs. Fred Kincaid, Edgar Spearman, with addresses in Gas City, Frankton, Clovis, Swayzee, and Cl: St. A newborn son to Mr and Mrs James Jones is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
Elwood
George Leisure
St. Agpola Cood- Knight
A Stichael
Gas City
Hillam Parks
N. Dhil J. Somfard
Minnie Cartton
Frankton
Mar
Severn
K Sly Linda Sullivan
Mts N. Fifth St
Pamela J
al Ten
Clovis Standridge
Ralph Simpson
Swayzee
James Welborn
Fred Kincaid
Edgar Spearman
Main St
James Jones
Town Board vetoes Little League aid in Frankton
A group of Little League patrons urged the Frankton town board to fund a ground purchase for a baseball field but the board denied the request for funds. Board members Verle Hughes Kenneth Hurst John Alexander and town clerk Bob Ludlow discussed other projects. next meeting set for Aug 11. Bay Church Site Rev Robert Morphew announced Lawhoard Baptist Church will buy four acres south of Frankton from Mrs Lloyd Alexander for a temple site with construction planned to begin in spring 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankton
Verle Hughes
Kenneth Hurst
John Alexander
Bob Ludlow
Bay Church
Robert Morphew
Lawhoard Baptist Church
Afrs
Lloyd Alexanter
Club Picnic Held At Callaway Park
ELWOOD US Community Club met Wednesday at Callaway Park for a club picnic. Grace was offered by Myrtle Butler and Ellen Nok for devotions. Tall tally was answered by Genevieve Blake, May Sprong, Lona King, Myrtle Batley, Ellen Hook and Thelma Smith. The next meeting is set for August 20 at 11 20 a.m. at the MCL cafeteria in Mounds Mall Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Vty Park
Picio Grace
Myrtle Butler
Ellen Nok Ind
Genevieve Blake
May Sprong
Lona King
Myrtle Batley
Ellen Hook
Thelma Smith
MCL
Alexandria Social Activities China shower honors Miss Cyn thia Elaine Jackley
Miss Cyn thia Elaine Jackley guest of honor at a china shower hosted by Mrs Ralph Mahoney and Miss Susan Mahoney. The event celebrated her upcoming August wedding to Richard Dis of Yorktown. The gift table featured a white bell with yellow ribbons. tea table displayed a cut glass goblet with yellow heart roses. Attending were numerous local residents and relatives from Yorktown Warsaw Anderson and Ft Wayne. The Huth Bible Class and Elmery Lee Auditorium events are noted with planned demonstrations and a 4-H practice show July 27 at the 4-H horse and song ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Cyn_thia
Elaine Jackley
Ralph Mahoney
Susan Mahoney
Jackley Willl
Richard Dis
Yorktown
Mes
Vicki Graham
Vicki Millspaugh
Seth Pruden Atx
Rhondadlewine
Filans
Debbie Austin
Robby Joe Anderson
Barbara Craib
Brenda Craib
Jeri Craib
Karen Craib
Hal Cunningham
John Atcherson
Mack Hutcheson
Beth Leg
Soldier On Leave Honored At Dinner
Mr and Mrs Wright entertained their son Spee Steven Wright home on a 10 day leave from Fort Myer Virginia. Guests included Cohen Dempsey Ryeritt Rhoads Turner Hunter Hayden Wright and others from Frankton Pendleton Lapel and Anderson. Celia Dailey led Frankton Pops Club with Catherine York chosen queen. Crossed Spurs 4 H Horse and Pony Club met at Sara Boston home with plans for July 21 meeting at 7 30 pm at the Legion Hall Crossed Spur location noted as south near Roine British Isles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srankton
Ronald Wright
Spee
Steven Wright
Fort Myer
Jack Cohen
West Lafayette
Wibur Dempsey
Markleville
Robert Ryeritt
Lapel
Robert Rhoads
Farlvilles
Michael Turner
Lonnie Hunter
Anderson
Minnie Hayden
Pendleton
Floyd Hayden
Gary Wright
Ronnie Wright
Frankton
Wright
Ft. Myer
Horse — and Pony Club
Sara
Boston
Carl Sayre
British Isles
Roine
Scouts Visit Great Lakes Center Weekend Event
Troop 240 Scouts visit Great Lakes Naval Training Center with Scoutmaster Chet Kreegar and several leaders and Scouts including John Barger Robert McHenry Abel Brent Barger and David Brant. A community dinner honors Pvt Virgil Neodler furloughed from Fort Knox amid a North American Christian Convention attendance in Detroit Michigan. Farmers in Britain buy timed firecrackers to scare birds in grain fields.
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Pada Ied
Boy Scouts of
Oop BH
the Great Lakes
Naval Training Center
Chet Kreegar
Charles Toppin
Harry Cox
John Barger
Robert McHenry
Dens Abel
Brent Barger
David Brant
Frank Cam
Abel
Bruce Cox
Keith Given
Ack Lattel
Bruce Mamison
Kirk Mast
Tom Leffel
Donald Russell
Jeff Singer
Steve Stewart
Bob Bates
Steve Leffel
Terry Heath
David Tay
Fred Welborn
Chris Lewis
al Hurley
Virgil Neodler
Pvt
Virgil Neodlon
Fort Knox
Richard Hunton
Wridge
Bellflower
Calif
Jack Stanley
Jerry Riddle
Bertha Needler
Chris
Arichael
Dott Stanley
Conventln
Lonis Kineman
Boyd Kitoster
Joh Johnson
Ernest Nicoson
Perry Hobbs
Detroit
Mich
It can manage the whole team and travel the season
The passage describes coordinating a full team with nine players, substantial equipment, and travel by bus, promising efficiency and fuel economy as part of the team's operations. It emphasizes logistics, transport, and an upbeat performance standard.
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Newswick
Neil
New York
Jean- Srancoisi
Jerry
AFUT
Barker
Provente
South Afria
Johannesburg
Gerald Hollowell
Page Lock
Terre Nante
Ralph Niebarger
K of P-Toor
As Mortuery
Friay
FBLC
Little League
Club
Callaway Park
Great Lakes
Great, Britain
Leland Webber
Pastor's Council
Bible Church
W. 29Th
Wm. t+ Phillips Ssndey School
John ‘Merk Holland Teccher
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Eberbach Motors, Inc
Young America
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