Dependents Would Get Veteran Loans Bill Proposed
Senator Birch Bayh of Indiana announced a plan to extend Veterans Administration loan benefits to dependents of service members killed in the line of duty. The measure targets homes businesses and farms and stems from a widow who lost her husband while serving. Bayh warned it faces long odds this year but aims for momentum next year alongside other Senate actions. He also cited progress on a freedom of information bill and a presidential disability measure, hoping Senate passage this year would spur House action next year. Bayh favored ethics upgrades in public service and noted his belief that tax return disclosures by senators aren’t essential to prove integrity.
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Suspect Held in Slaying of Indianapolis Widow
INDIANAPOLIS AP An escaped mental patient John Benkowski 34 kept without bond until arraignment Friday on murder charge in the death of widow Hattie Schmidt 67. He fled from a Michigan mental facility June 20 and allegedly argued with the woman after she rejected him. The body was found in her downtown apartment with a butcher knife in the chest autopsy cites strangulation as the cause.
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John Benkowski
Pontiac
Mich
Hattie Schmidt
Spurgeon Davenport
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Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Mowrey In Indiana
A surprise birthday party was held for Mrs. Ralph Mowrey at the Cross Roads home of Mr and Mrs James Mowrey in Middletown. Attendees included local families from Pendleton Yorktown and Daleville as well as eighteen Ball State music students in the Summer Concert Band and Ball State Teachers College.
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Middletown
Ralph Mowrey
James Mowrey
Cross Roads
Rex Miller
North Webster
Ward Collins
Dan Mowrey
Pendleton
Ted Mowrey
Yorktown
Alva Ben
Bow
Farrie Melson
Daleville
Leda Mowrey
David
Beth
Sheila Mowrey
Ball State Teachers College
Gregory Eichhorn
Ball State
E. C. Eichhorn
Donald Benfield
Lawrence Clinton
Ball Hospital
New path out of debt by Family Debt Counselors
Bill and Marilyn faced 2261 in debt as creditors pressed. The non-profit Family Debt Counselors offered a plan that rescued hundreds of families and could be started in towns, with August Reader's Digest on sale.
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Bill
Marilyn
Reader's Digest
Silver Dollars Back in Minting Amid Senate Pressure
The House, yielding to Senate pressure, agreed to resume producing silver dollar coins. A $600,000 fund covers minting 45 million coins, part of a larger $6.2 billion appropriation to fund the Treasury and Post Office departments and related agencies for the upcoming year starting July 1.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Treasury
Post Office
White House
Federal and corporate notices surface in brief items
FDIC signals push for remedial legislation after bank failures this year. Court allows American General Life Insurance to swap shares with Maryland Casualty, pending Balamen suit. Steel production hits low in week, up 22 percent from year ago. Rayette buys remaining Tip Top Plastic stake. Continental Motors lands Army contract for multi fuel engines. GE wins Air Force awards for CX HLS and tech support. Douglas Aire gets Phantom aircraft rack contract. Foster Forbes Glass reports six month sales of 9.09 million with earnings per share up. Aid arrives in Algiers for Annaba survivors of a munitions ship explosion that killed at least 106.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
American General Life Insurance Co
Houston
iMaryland Casualty Co
American General
Maryland Casualty
Balamen Company
Share Prices Retreat Again on a Trading Day
New York stocks fell again Tuesday as dealers showed growing signs of resistance amid light trading since June. The broad decline in blue chips continued, with steels and select issues sparking a small recovery in the final hour as losses were trimmed across the list.
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New York
Stock Quotations Show Dow Off 3.70 at 897.35
Stocks closed with a net loss as the Dow Jones industrial average dipped 3.70 to 897.35 amid reduced volume and lingering profit taking. The 831 issues on the New York Exchange saw 635 down and 428 up, with 15 most active gains outnumbering losers six to four. Neighbors for Raber adds Schricker and Vickard to support Raber’s bid for the 2nd District.
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Harvester
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Minun
IBM Lynch Corp
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National Tile
New York Central
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Ivania Ry Pierce Industries Radio Corp
Sears Roeouck Southern Co
Sperry Rand
Standard Oil
N. J
Ind
5S & Co
Olgo
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Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Raber Camp
West Lafayette
John Raber
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Charles Halleck
Henry F. Schricker
Agriculture
Claude Vickard
Raber
Muncie Livestock Market Reports Lower Hog Prices
Chicago AP USDA price snapshot shows hogs mostly steady to 5 cent lower with 4,500 head traded. Cattle and calves mixed to steady, with steers 17.25 to 23.00 and heifers 12.00 to 22.00. cows steady to higher. Lambs and mutton higher, with spring lambs 22.00 to 23.00 and slaughter lambs largely steady.
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Chicago
USDA
Local Livestock Market Prices At Emge's IOOS
Local market prices show steer and heifer values with good steers trading around 20 to 22 dollars, cows at about 11 to 13 dollars, bulls near 16 to 18 dollars, and weights listed from 200 to 300 pounds. Market appears steady for most classes with some downward adjustments noted for sows.
Oilman Held In Jail For Salesman Murder
Evansville Indiana UP I reports Hubert L Cokes a 44 year old oilman and gun collector is jailed on murder charges after a shooting that left Richard Kallio a 46 year old Washington DC salesman dead. Cokes testified he struck Kallio with a gun barrel during a debt dispute but did not know the weapon fired until later. Kallio had been living in Washington DC and was well known as a public links golfer and former weight lifting champion. A grand jury bound over Cokes after a preliminary hearing. Local railroad dividend news followed with Chicago South Shore plus grain market notes from Farm Bureau Elevator.
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UPI
Hubert L. Cokes
Kallio
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Richard Keith Kallie
D. C
Cokes
Leo
District of Columbia
Kallie
Chicago
Chicago South Shore & South Bend Railway
From Farm Bureau
Weaker Hog Prices Put Pressure on Indiana Market
Cattle and hog markets show slow to weak activity with hogs mostly down 25 cents. Prices vary by weight with 200-225 lb hogs at 17.65 to 17.75 and 260-300 lb at 16.00 to 17.75. Cattle and calves also slow, with steers and heifers down and vealers 20 to 24 dollars. Grain bids for truck-delivered corn and wheat listed, plus local ad for Japanese foods store.
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Indianapolis
USDA
AFAP
Loral Mills
Rhodium and Iridium Price Increases Announced
Newark based Englehard Industries raised rhodium by three dollars per ounce and iridium by ten dollars. New rhodium pricing sits at 157 dollars per ounce for large quantities and 160 dollars for small lots, while iridium ranges from 90 to 95 dollars per ounce based on quantity.
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Newark, NJ
UPI
Englehard Industries Inc
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