Official Tells Of Securities Scandals Fear
INDIANAPOLIS AP A state official fears a major scandal could erupt in the Indiana intrastate securities market. Secretary of State Charles O Hendricks says he is holding his breath until out of office. Officials seek Congress action to tighten rules as the federal SEC wants registration for brokers and mandatory self regulatory membership. The department has a small staff, a limited budget, and seeks an entrance examination for intrastate salesmen. Intrastate securities are issued within a single state and sold by new firms with variable pricing.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Charles O Hendricks
State Securities Department
Indiana General Assembly
Congress
Federal Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
National Association of Securities Dealers
Martin K. Edwards
Rites Today For Charles Coover
Funeral services for Charles C. Coover 75 will be at 2 pm Saturday at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home. Interment Jones Cemetery. Rev Joy Arthur officiating. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Alexandria
Charles C. Coover
Gaston
Karl M. Kyle
Joy Arthur
Jones Cemetery
Byrd
Raymond J. Horn
Muncie
Arville Renner
IOOF
Mr Horn
Dale Stewart
Husband indicted for murder in Bloomington shooting
Monroe County grand jury indicts 82 year old Will Manese for second degree murder in the fatal May 21 shooting of his wife Minnie Manese 72 in their Bloomington home.
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Bloomington, Ind
Monroe County
Grand Jury
Will Manese
Minnie
Bloomington
Bowling, 30c at Rains New AMF balls
AMF introduces new bowling balls priced at 30 cents with holes plugged available at Rains. Each ball features improved grip and balance, selling for $16.95.
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Rains
Elwood Garden Club and Needlework Group Gather in June Events
Elwood Garden Club hosted by Mrs Thomas Bohlander with guest speaker Joe Brinduse of Pendleton on birds and feeders. Tour to Friendship Gardens Michigan planned for June 25 with Frankton Garden Club. June 18 deadline to join. July 11 garden tours planned. breakfast and lunch at Mrs Roy Gessler’s. Needlework Club of East Main Street Church, led by Esther Waymire, met with devotions and pink decor. next meeting June 27 at Miss Ethel Frazee’s. Kappa Delta Phi to hold husband party at Elwood Conservation Club with a committee of Dorothy Knick and others.
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Elwood
Thomas Bohlander
Elwood Garden Club
Harley Maddock
James Keith
Gus Meyers
Elwood Club
Frankton
Bessie Gray
Texas
Jim Judy
Lulu van Tine
Helena Smith
Althea Fields
Grace Mays
Veda Jarrett
Ruth Williams
Alberta Mey
Harold Stone
Bohlander
Roy Gessler
Gus Meyer
Daisy Legg
Golden Circle
East Main St. Christian Church
Esther Waymire
Betty McCoy
Thelma Bess
Evelyn McClure
Dolly Copher
Iris Bridges
Oonal Cable
Eunice Mays
Ethel Frazee
Pauline Renner
Ethel Curtis
Legg
Kappa Delta Phi Kappa Delta Phi Sorority
Elwood Conservation Club
Dorothy Knick
Dorothy Heaton
Mary Jane Lewis
Barbara Baker
Lillian Utez
Betty Mcintyre
Warren named head of Alex Union in election
Daliel Warren was elected president of Local Union 12857 District 50 at Alexandria National Gypsum Company. Other officers elected include Vernon Draper as vice president Donald Tobin recording secretary Martin Patz financial secretary Patrick Mening Harold Doss and Arlis Frost as trustees. Vacation Bible School at the Christian Congregation Church ended with a picnic at Bedah Park for children and workers. Sunday program and display of the children’s work at 7:30 p.m. is open to all parents and friends.
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Alexandria
Daliel Warren
Alexandria National Gypsum Company
Vernon Draper
Donald Tobin
Martin Patz
Patrick Mening
Harold Doss
Arlis Frost
Christian Congregation Church
Bedah Park
Food Fair acquires control of Fox Markets chain
Philadelphia based Food Fair Stores Inc has gained effective control of Fox Markets Inc a Los Angeles chain of 39 supermarkets and drug stores. Food Fair is purchasing up to 4 million dollars of Fox convertible preferred stock which may be converted into 65 percent of Fox Markets outstanding common stock.
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Philadelphia
Apt
Food Fair Stores, Inc
Fox Markets, Inc
Food Fair
Fox
Estil Hall shifts from Paul’s Barber Shop to Earl’s No 2
Estil Sammy Hall leaves Paul’s Barber Shop and takes a new post at Earl’s No 2 located at 425 Pendleton Avenue. The move places Hall in a fresh barbering setting serving the local community.
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Estil (Sammy) Hall
Paul's
Earl's No. 2
Pendleton Ay
Services Held Today For Miss Barnhill
Funeral services for Eva IT Barnhill who died Thursday at Dickey Nursing Home will be at 2 p.m. at First Methodist Church Elwood with Rev. Ralph Johnson officiating. Burial will be in Elwood City Cemetery. The body will lie in state at the church after 12 noon.
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Anna Mae Byrd
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Thomas Zimmer
Park View Cemetery
Davis-Strickler-Noffze
Elwood
Eva IT. Barnhill
Dickey Nursing Home
First Methodist Church
Ralph Johnson
Puriai
Elwood City
Clark Chapel
Two Are Fined In Elwood Court
In Elwood court Friday morning Judge Michael E. Tancey heard two defendants and a third paid a fine in advance. Donald F. Pitcock pleaded guilty to reckless driving, fined 5 dollars plus costs, plus a suspended 25 day jail sentence and a two weekend license suspension. Harvey Lesh pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct, case continued indefinitely. George W. Giggerstaff paid in advance, fined 28.75 dollars for reckless driving. An accident at S F and 13th Streets injured Cleve Riley and Betty Ruth Pace, with 500 dollars damage to each vehicle and Riley receiving a knee injury treated at Mercy Hospital. Pace treated for knee cuts.
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Elwood
Michael FE. Tancey
Donald FE. Pitcock
K St
Harvey Lesh
S. I St
George W. Giggerstaff
Springfield
Ilinois
S. F
13Th Sts
Cleve Riley
S P St
S. F St
Betty Ruth Pace
S. G St
13Th St
Riley
Mercy Hospital
Elwood Fire Department
Pace
Local Woman Graduates Cum Laude at Franklin College
Mrs Brenda Abbott Gray daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Abbott 233 Elva Sr graduated at Franklin College recently with praise cum laude She was active in campus organizations majored in elementary education and will teach in Indianapolis
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Brenda Abbott Gray
Donald Abbott
Elva Sr
Franklin College
Gray
Indianapolis
Hospital Dismissals List From Two Hospitals
Dismissals reported from St. John's Hospital and Community Hospital include numerous patients and infants. Names span multiple towns and streets such as Paul Lennon 208 West 38th Street Raymond Anderson 1632 West 15th Street and infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira Bronner Orestes. Additional surnames include Swindell Gray Sutton Kempher Atkins Land Dowell Hughes Anson Lamb May Harmon Abbot Snodgrass Ice Ward Ward and more residents of Alexandria Middletown Yorktown Markleville Upland Chesterfield and other locales.
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Paul Lennon
Raymond Anderson
Robert Gray
Woodlawn
Ina Swindell
Tower Apts
Jesse Rolling
Walton St
Ralph Reynolds
Fannie Sutton
Jeanine Kempher and Son
Kevon
Ruby Atkins
Middletown
John Steven
Elwood
Diane Sanders
Pitt
Maxine Ballard
Agnes Sawyer
Pendleton
Ralph Crisler
Audrey Hayes
Markleville
Cora Wells
Yorktown
Edith Stevenson
Meridian
Grace Mills
Chesterfield
Community Hospital
Oneda Sloan
Alexandria Joseph Land
E. 38Th
Sharon Dowell
Dewey St
Maggie Hughes
Alexandria
Alvin Anson
Albert Lamb
Frieda May
Cecil Harmon
Ira Bronner
Orestes
Forrest Bingaman
Arrow Ave
Loren Binkley
St Charles Abbot
Evelyn Watson
Cedar
Legislators Raise Alarm Over Tax Ruling in Indiana
Indiana lawmakers from both parties warned a judge's decision declaring the 2 percent sales tax unconstitutional could force another special session. The debate touched on brackets, potential property tax effects, and the governor's role in calling further sessions.
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Indianapolis
General Assembly
Indiana
Edwin K. Steer
John L. Niblack
Marion
Richard O. Ristine
Senate
State Revenue Board
Guthrie
Niblack
D. Russell Bontrager
R-Flkhart
Bontrager
Richard Newhouse
Morristown
Joel Rhodes
Centerville
Marshall F. Kizer
Plymouth
Kizer
House
Charles W. Edwards
R-Spencer
Edwards
Robert L. Rock
D-Anderson
Supreme Court
Rock
Farm Bureau Group To Honor Fathers At Tuesday Meeting
FELWOOD Boone Township Farm Bureau to hold Tuesday evening meeting at Duck Creek Boone Township School at p.m. Special speaker Mr Wright from the ASC office. Fathers will be honored. Committee in charge includes Mr and Mrs Ralph Broyles Mr and Mrs Grover McMahan Mr and Mrs Jay Broyles and Mrs Maxine Thurston. Radio announcement notes Bible message energy and inspiration. Vacation Bible School set by First Baptist Church June 17 to June 2 from 8:45 am to 11:15 am.
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Felwood
Boone Township
Baptists’ Bible School
The
First Baptist Church
Mindszenty Receives Papal Conclave Notice in Vatican
Vatican confirms Cardinal Mindszenty received formal notice of the papal conclave schedule. Analysts doubt he will attend from Hungary where he seeks asylum at the US legation in Budapest after 1956 Soviet intervention. The news comes as other rites mark Pope John XXIII’s passing.
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Vatican City
UPI
Jozsef Cardinal
Mindszenty
Rome
Vatican
John XXIII
Hungary
Cardinal Mindszenty
Budapest
Legation
Pope John
St. Peter’s Basilica
Msgr
Biagio Budelacci
Papal
Kennedy Pledges New Racial Moves in Washington Rally
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy told about 2500 Negro demonstrators in Washington that civil rights gains are solid but more must be done. He defended FBI limits, noted gains in Justice Department hiring, and urged equal opportunity from government and private sectors amid calls for housing and employment reform. The march from White House to the Justice Department highlighted demands for fair housing and jobs. A second brief item notes that about 3.5 percent of U.S. children have divorced parents.
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Washington
UPI
Afty
Robert F. Kennedy
Justice Department
Julius Hobson
Congress of Racial Equality Core
Kennedy
FBI
Jackson
Miss
Eisenhower
Department
White House
District of Columbia Administration
Pennsylvania Avenue
Gas Pit Tragedy Claims 3 In Richmond
In Richmond Virginia a gas filled pit beneath a condemned house killed three men including two firemen Captain Harvey S Hicks and Douglas P Evans 39 while attempting a rescue. A fourth worker was hospitalized as conflicting reports spoke of a cave in and a gas leak from a broken main.
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Richmond
UPI
Capt
Harvey S&s. Hicks
Douglas P. Evans
Hicks
Evans
St. Philip Hospital
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