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Highlights from United Press cover broad business moves across markets. Analysts note shifts in investment trends and corporate leadership decisions shaping near term outlooks.
Hospital dismissals and debt ceiling news brief
Dismissals from St John’s Hospital include Mrs Betty Shinkle Gerald Branch Frank Begley Lester Gruel Eugene Little and others. Congress approved a bill to keep the national debt ceiling at 309. billion through Nov 30, with 206 billion current and 285 billion permanent level on Sept 1.
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St. John's Hospital
Betty Shinkle
Gerald Branch
Pearl St
Frank Begley
Walton St
Lester Gruel
Fortville
Eugene Little
E. 7Th
Glishast Condon
Ra Anani
House Way's & Meats Committee
Kennedy
Congress
Congressional Atomic Energy Subcommittee
John Whisler
New Castle
Nancy Fields
31St St
Betty Hubler
Southern Ave
Gav
Lily Pearson
Temperatures dip then rebound across Indiana state
Temperatures fell near record lows for July in Indiana with Indianapolis at 58 degrees just two shy of the July such a low. The Clarke State region saw cool nights and lower humidity before a swift rise in temperatures into the 80s by midweek. Local residents and several named individuals are noted in the scattered OCR fragments.
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Mercury
Indianapolis
Wayne
Lafayette
Court filings outline Indiana cases and bomb scare figures
A roundup lists multiple Indiana cases with defendants Floyd L Shively Basil Gordon Ralph Law and Carl Parry. An affidavit details a second degree burglary charge and a suspected bomb scare at a government building involving William F Lawler Jr and Evelyn Fletcher. The notice mentions hospital stays and a later sanity hearing for a suspect named Wise amidst weather and society notes.
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Carl W. Parry
Second Phoenix
Ariz
UPI
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Cneless
Nathan. Wise
State of Indiana
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Lafayette
William F. Lawler, Jr
Basil Gordon
Ted
Gladys Bronnenberg
Justice Department
Wash
Indiana
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Adlington
Clinkenbeard
Dassice Lawrence and Wise
William F. Law
Miller Ave
Shelter
Mildred Hammond
Evelyn Garriott
Robert L
Central Ave
Fletcher
Jeannie Wilson
Andover
Pres Jr
Robert Wise
Hayden
Pital
R. Walsh
Ernest Stoops
Kerrwood Dr
Weather Violence Brings Nation s Twisters Rain
A chaotic weather era triggers widespread twisters and heavy rain across the nation causing damage and injuries. Report notes victims, emergency responses, and pending weather warnings as communities brace for further storms.
Weather and disaster notes blend with union and legal notices
A dispatch mixes storm impacts from the Midwest to New England with heat relief efforts and a tornado event in South Carolina. It also covers a broad set of legal actions including promissory-note suits and a feed mill fire in Medora Indiana, plus a divorce action and a driving list of court entries.
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South Carolina
New England
Jin St. Petersburg
Flamond
Tiator
George Whitlock
Helen
Whitlock
Jim Powers
Carall Management
Isis
John
Yacht Basin
Auto
Burphen Clark
Hedley and
Sharp
United Finance Corp
Elwoods
Charles Granger
Marysmittees
Neariny
Granger
Gilbert Chambers
Byer
Gaus
Stanford W. Shell
City i
Anderson
Paul B. Crouse
No. 1 Beverage, Inc
Campbell
Medora
Ind
UPI
Jones
Anderson Banking Co
Jackson County
Kim G. Crouse
John P. Troutman
Sterling Brew- Bundy Brothers & Sons, Inc
Ers. Inc
Anderson Distributive
Tors, Inc
Pau B. Crouse
Madison County Beverage Co
Sterling Beer
Damiana
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Obituary notices report Myrtle E Patterson of Noblesville 81 dies at home burial at Stony Creek Cemetery Sarah Simmermon Lapel died in North Webster age unknown survived by one son and 11 grandchildren funeral at Fisher Brothers Lapel Rupert Edward Waldo 37 Upper Montclair N J funeral at Fisher Brothers Lapel burial Brookside Cemetery Heart Fund contributions urged in lieu of flowers
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Noblesville
Myrtle
E. Patterson
Clinton St
Peter J
Polly Kepner Passwater
Wayne
Hamilton County
Bethel Methodist Church
WSCS
Raymond Patterson
Clifford E. McCory
Coaltrin
Lawrence Shaver
South Ninth Street Methodist Church
Stony Creek Cemetery
Sarah Simmermon Lapel
Sarah Flizzabeth Simmerman
Lapel
North Webster
William Simmerman
Ora Sylvester
Fisher Brothers Funeral
Brookside
Robert Waldo Lapel
Rupert
Edward Waldo
Upper Montclair
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Marion C. King
Lapel Methodist
Brookside Cemetery
Heart Fund
Sheldon Cooper
Anderson Banking Company
Anderson Obituaries Funeral rites for Bert Shumard
Obituary notices list Bert Shumard 175 of 2910 Meridian died Sunday with services at 2 p.m. at Brown and Butz Funeral Home led by Rev. Eldon Petry. Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Also noted are Margaret Beannon Nora May Clark Olen Hudson and Harold E Rotelle with family survivors and funeral details.
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Bert ‘Shumard
Meridian &T
Brown, and
Butz
Eldon Petry
Church of the Brethren
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Margaret Beanbon
Margaret Branson
H St
Monroe Schuster
Central Christian Church
Baker Brothers Funeral
East Maplewood Cemetery
Nora May Clark
Frankeeeccles
Clark
Middletown
Olen T. Hudson
Fort Worth
Anderson
Madison County
March
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G. R. Bateman
Pilgrim Holiness
Area
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Anderson Memorial Park
Hammond Plumbing Company
Pilgrim Hollece
Arnod McFarland
Chesterfield
Robert McFarland
Goshen
Bryant
Stoyle McFarland
John
Ruby) Schuyler
Cora Hurst
Detroit, Mich
Waltz
Hiday Funeral Home
Hoadley
Leonard Boudin
Srl Waller J
New York
Summitville
Jar
Three IU Students To Be Surrendered
Clyde Ankrum dies in Cottageville West Virginia funeral services held Monday in West Virginia He is brother of Glen Ankrum of Anderson and the late Harley Ankrum of Alexandria
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Cottageville
W. Va
Glen Ankrum
Anderson
Harley Ankrum
Alexandria
West Virginia
Venue Change Requested In Byrd First Degree Murder Case
Defense lawyer Ferdinand Samper asked for a venue change in Warren Byrd’s first degree murder trial in New Castle. Byrd, serving a life term for the death of his first wife Tweatre in 1960, seeks a fair trial outside the current jurisdiction. Judges and prosecutors did not set a new date, with discussions continuing this week.
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Ind
Ferdinand Samper
Bar
Samper
Wesley Ratliff
Warren Byrd
Bloomington
UPI
Wieee
Thomas Hoadley
Byrd
Indiana
Indiana University
Lois
Fifth Drive-In Vespers Set at Tipton County Fair Grounds
The Fifth Drive-In Vesper service of the summer will Sunday evening at 6 p.m. at the Tipton County Fair Grounds south of Tipton. The Cathedral Under the Stars is sponsored by First Baptist Church of Tipton. The hour long program offers music and a gospel message open to all with no admission charge.
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Tipton
First Baptist Church of
Kennedy era labor talks at stake with carriers unions
Reports from the Labor Department describe resumed negotiations after a carrier and union stance restatement. A top executive and lawmakers pressed for bargaining, noting past slumps and promising potential production gains and strategic investments amid a stalled two year work rules dispute.
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Wirtz
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Congress
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Interstate Commerce| Commission
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College Students Print House Numbers on Curbs
Students earning funds for school print curb numerals with city approval. The uniform house numbers aid navigation at night and in emergencies. No charge is made for the service but donations are accepted by students visiting homes.
China Hurls Continued From Pare One Governments
Observers say broadcasts stressed the ideological rift between Moscow and Peking and noted the failure of recent Sino Soviet peace talks in the Soviet capital to bridge their differences.
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China
Moscow
Peking
Sovet
Lodge Approved For Viet Nam Post
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr was quickly approved by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to become ambassador to South Vietnam. He praised the Viet Nam effort and vowed to do his best, calling it a great opportunity. Walter Reuther criticized Congress for not delivering on civil rights pledges at Kennedy events. Democrat Fred Rooney won a special election in Bethlehem Pa to fill the late Rep. Walter vacancy.
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