Beauty Care Helps Cure Mental Ills
A London area hospital trialing an experimental beauty salon for mental patients finds revival of interest in grooming aids recovery. Nurses train in skin care makeup massages and manicures to help patients feel normal and regain self care, with broader adoption planned in England and Scotland.
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Mary
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United Press International London
UPI
London
England
Scotland
Eleanor MacDonald
Purdue Pushes Special Biology Teaching Course
At Purdue University 66 high school biology teachers began an eight week institute to upgrade teaching. Supported by 160000 in grants from the National Science Foundation and the Atomic Energy Commission the program offers advanced biology and radiation biology studies. Participants include Hoosiers and out of 500 applicants.
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Lafayette
Purdue University
National Science Foundation
Atomic Energy Commission
Donald L. Barnbrook
J. W. Riley High School
South Bend
Loren Karns
Remington High School
Remington
David Cole
Klondike High School
Klondike
Polio Ends Fatally For Father Of 3
South Bend Indiana physician reports 29 year old Jack Bannister, father of three, died after paralytic polio at Memorial Hospital. He did not receive polio vaccine. his wife and children had varying vaccine doses. The death marks Indiana's first polio fatality of 1998, while Cass County records show three new cases and four counties with polio activity this year.
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South Bend
Ind
UPI
Jack Bannister
Memorial Hospital
Indiana
Bannister
Indiana University Medical Center
Cass County
State Board of Health
Handley Defends Flood Efforts Against Hartke and Holovachka
INDIANAPOLIS UP I Handley rebutted two Democratic critics at a Statehouse news conference Evansville Mayor Vance Hartke and Marion County Prosecutor Metro Holovachka Timed to the Senate inquiry into highway scandals Handley defended flood control progress citing the Upper Wabash plan Monroe reservoir work and levee surveys He dismissed claims of political persecution and said the state police were acting at public request to curb vice operations He welcomed GOP help but will not panic and suggested Nixon or CapEHart may assist as he campaigns for the U S Senate.
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UPI
Handley
Democratic Party
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Vance Hartke
TT & Senate
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Senate
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Marion County
Harry
Truman
Fort Wayne
GOP
Indiana
Richard Nixon
Homer Capenart
Sen
William E. Jenner
Senator Capehart
Fort Wayne Unemployment Rises Substantially
The Labor Department reports Fort Wayne Indiana has seen a substantial rise in unemployment since May, with 9 to 12 percent of the workforce currently out of work. A separate listing notes South Bend and other Indiana centers as also facing higher unemployment, including Lafayette and Marion. A 9 year old boy in South Bend was hospitalized with a frozen hand after fearing to cry for help in a malfunctioning vending machine incident.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Fort Wayne
Ind
Fort
Wayne
South Bend
APIA
John Poltinski
Lafayette
Marion
Courts Audit Multiple Filings and Dismissals in County
Circuit Court lists new suits including Mundy Realty Company against Madison County Board of Commissioners and Planning Commission for declaratory judgment. several divorce actions filed or dismissed in Superior Court 1 and 2. damages for assault and battery. court minutes show hearings missed and actions dismissed for failure to appear.
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Circuit Court Mundy Realty Company, Inc
Madison County Board of Commissioners
Madison County Planning Commission
White, Haymond, Pierce and Beasley
Busby, Davisson, Cooper and Farr
Lillian Martha Martin
Richard John Martin
Robert
Brown
Charles
New Castle
American Security Division
Corporation
Eugene D. Dearing
Bye
Superior Court
Nelda Pitcock
Guy Bitcock
Lawrence H. Robbins
William L. James
Herbert G. Ashton
Jerrald O. Finney
Cirreuit
Janice Wilcox
John Wilcox
Ethel M. Bonge
Lawrence Bonge
Constance A. Martin
Charles N. Martin
Doris Melton
Jimmie Meliton
Leona L. Turner
Earl A. Turner
Shares Stage Slow Retreat From New High Ground
NEW YORK AP The stock market eased back after a sharp advance into this year's new highs. Volume stayed above three million, with 1,217 issues traded. Industrials fell while aircraft, drugs, photography, and tobaccos rose. The Associated Press average slipped to 182.10, with 422 gainers and 543 losers. 152 new highs and two new lows.
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New York
Ith
Wall
Associated Press
American Motors
American Stock Exchange
Grain futures rise on strong buying amid mixed market
Chicago stock desk reports a broad uptick in grain futures with soybeans leading gains after a late rally. Wheat, corn, oats, rye climb while hog and cattle markets vary. traders cite meal and oil demand as factors and note exporters offered little in exports.
Hogs and cattle prices ease through Indianapolis market
The Indianapolis hog market opened 50 cents lower and eased further to 25 to 50 cents slower. Bulk 200 to 260 pound hogs sold around 99.75 to 23.25, with various weights and grades trading from about 19.50 to 26 for steers, heifers, cows, and bulls. Wealers and calves showed steady to firm demand with sheep and lambs steady, and sows under 209 pounds priced around 20.50.
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Indianapolis
Spl
Plowing Contest Chooses Indiana State Entrants
In Wabash Indiana the annual Indiana state plowing contest will select two young farmers to represent the state in the national event August 21 22. Current entrants include contour and level land contests with Bills Dluzak Bob Pitt Hartmansperger Fred Jacobsen Sam Williamson Norman Comer Harold Miller James Deck Wilford Oldfather Ron Weaver Bruce Provine.
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Wabash, Ind
UPI
Indiana
Wabash
Bill Dluzak
Bob Pitt Hartmansperger
Fred
Jacobsen
Miami
Sam William- 86Son
Wayne
Norman Comer
Harold Miller
James Deck
Wilford
Oldfather
Ron Weaver
Bruce
Muncie Livestock Prices and Local Obituaries
Livestock market notes show hogs steady to 25 cents lower with various weight ranges. calves and lambs also move within typical ranges. Burns victim Christine Stoner, four, buried in Rushville after Sunday death from matches. Verne Patty, 28, Carmel curator at the Statehouse museum, dies in Indianapolis with funeral Friday in Carmel.
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Rushville
Ind
Christine Stoner
Carthage
Indianapolis
Verne Patty
Statehouse
Carmel
Bond Markets Dip As 1958 Law Changes Hover
U S government bonds settled under 1958 law changes with losses up to three quarters of a point while corporate issues showed irregular trading. Rails held a narrow range. utilities and foreign bonds moved higher. Big board corporate volume totaled 3.27 million compared with 5.41 million yesterday. Extreme cold reported unofficially in Fairbanks Alaska with minus 100 degrees near McKinley.
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New York
U.S
Dry goods markets show quiet trading in New York
In New York, AP reports quiet trading in cotton and gray goods with a small amount of cloth sold at last week’s high spot prices. Wool goods remain quiet and rayon goods buyers for spun and filament are slow.
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New York
Auction Sales At Local Properties This Week
Public notices list multiple auctions: July 30 at 7 P.M. for Ralph Gauls appliances on 722 E Bin V Bythe, Auk. August 2 at 1 P.M. for Huts Kabrich real estate at 735 W and St Elbert Wheichel, Auk. August 2 at 3 P.M. for Mr and Mrs Robert Rebbins sale 1 mile south of Grant Madison line on State Road 4, Everett E Corn auctioneer. Also August 2 at 12:30 P.M. for sale of personal property at 316 So Walnut St Yorktown by Ruscoe C Hartzell administrator.
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E. bin V. Bythe
Auck
Kabrich
Everett E. Corn
Auch
Iaturney
Ruscoe C. Hartzell
Walnut St
Yorktown
Clen Conway
Mary E. Miller
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Marion
Youngstown
William Rogers
Haviland
Cash
Roscoe C. Hartzell
Lennington and
Leadington
Atty's
Clayton Conway
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