Dispute Over Dumping Atomic Wastes in Illinois
Illinois congressman Rep Kenneth J Gray charged his district was not under consideration for atomic waste dumping though state officials and the sanitary engineer said the notion was a misimpression. The issue arose amid a Chicago commission meeting planned for Friday to discuss waste materials legislation and isotope inspection.
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Mrs Schalk Hosts Bethany Aid Society
Bethany Ladies Aid met at Moonville Road home for May gathering with Miss Mary Bronnenberg presiding and devotions by Mrs Perry Hobbs. Announcement made of June 30 meeting with Mrs Elmer Hodson entertaining and Mrs Virgil Hull co-hostess. list of attendees includes local residents and visitors.
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Earl Schalk
Chester Broadbent
Bethany Ladies’ Aid
Moonville Rd
Mary Bronnenberg
Perry Hobbs
Elmer Hodson
Virgil Hull
Bertha King
Hampton
Iowa
D. A. Pugh
Rockford
Albert Rediker
Marleston Dean
Ward Chambers
Adam Burton
Charles Conrad
Harold Land
Charles Johns
Wesley Scott
Chester Lewis
Howard May
Kermit Pugh
Charles Barger
Leslie Smith
Harry Landis
Virgil Lawler
Robert Fish
Joe Jones
Chester Wean
Cecil Johns
Pearl Bronnenberg
Mildred Hull
Linda Dean
Marilyn Pugh
Janet Maxwell
Plumbed Homes Move Toward Shared Bathrooms
About 24 percent of new U S homes now feature two or more bathrooms. The share reflects gradual shifts in housing design and consumer demand shaping residential layouts nationwide.
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Truck Average: One Truck Per Sixteen People in U S
A U S study notes about one truck for every 16 persons in the United States. The finding highlights vehicle ownership density across the country.
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Indiana Democratic platform vows right to work repeal and mental health reforms
The 1960 Democratic platform draft approved in Indianapolis calls for repealing the right to work, reappointing the legislature, and creating a separate mental health division with a new unit for retardation issues. It favors school reorganizations, local control tweaks, no tax increases, and property tax burden shifts while criticizing Gov Handley’s stance on federal aid.
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Greyble McFarland
Democratic State Committee
State Health Department
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Harold W. Handley
Household Heat: Coal Still Powers About a Third of U.S. Homes
About 35 percent of all U.S. homes are still heated by coal, reflecting slow fuel shift in domestic heating. The figure highlights continued reliance on coal for warmth amid evolving energy options.
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Shipping fuel use on Great Lakes freighters debated
About half the Great Lakes freighters burn coal as their operating fuel. The statement highlights fuel choices among bulk carriers and implications for efficiency and emissions in a regional shipping sector.
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Hoosier Says He Was Robbed In Barcelona
Arthur Stephaner of South Bend says his trip to Barcelona began May 16 with four Spaniards at a night club. He alleges his drinks were drugged then he was beaten robbed and dumped into the harbor while losing $450 in traveler’s checks. The Spanish Chamber of Commerce lent him funds to continue.
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Barcelona
Arthur Stephaner
South Bend
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Spanish Chamber of Commerce
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