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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1971

Page

3

Federal Reserve reports May industrial gain signals recovery

The Federal Reserve Board reports May industrial production rose seven tenths of one percent, following a three tenths rise in April, as the nation’s economy shows signs of pickup. The First Baptist Church announces its Daily Vacation Church School running June 14 to 25, with classes from Nursery to Junior levels and a special program for mentally retarded children, led by superintendent Mrs Donald Davis and general superintendent Mrs Vivien Walters. A reception for teachers and students will be held June 25 at 6:45 p.m. in E. J. Smith Memorial Hall featuring a film Timmy Church Mouse.

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Industrial output climbs as GM strike ends and auto sector leads

The federal report notes a renewed rise in industrial production since January, led by automobiles after the General Motors strike settlement. Auto assemblies rose about 5 percent to an annual rate of five million units, while production of furniture and consumer staples picked up in May. Machinery and defense equipment edged up slightly.

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Commerce Dept reports April inventory gain at 710 million

The Commerce Department says manufacturing and trade firms added 710 million to inventories in April, down from revised March gains of 860 million. Most growth occurred in trade with retailers up and wholesalers up 275 million, while manufacturers increased stocks by 125 million after February reductions.

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AEC Resumes Underground Nuclear Tests With Low Yield Shot

The Atomic Energy Commission said it will resume underground nuclear testing with a low yield weapon at the Nevada Test Site. The Embudo shot, under 20 000 tons, will be fired in Yucca Basin about 75 miles northwest of Las Vegas. This follows the halt after last December's Baneberry incident and aims to prevent radiation leaks under new guides.

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Navy to replace bell bottoms with unified dress code

Navy announces a major uniform overhaul replacing traditional bell bottoms with a single dress for officers and enlisted sailors by July 1 1975. The change includes a blue work uniform for enlisted personnel, a jumper shirt, and cost details. The plan aims to boost morale and standardize appearance across ranks.

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Three Whites Plead Innocent In Slaying Of Negro Girl

In INDINOLA Indian Territory three white defendants including Jerald Drew and Torey Me Pie pleaded not guilty to charges in the slaying of an 18 year old Black girl. They sought change of venue and separate trial hearings.

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Noon Optimist Club to Hear Johnson on Senior Services

Johnson Mayne, administrator of the Americana Nursing Home, will speak at the Noon Optimist Club meeting. His topics are The Way Home and Medicaid and Medicare and their impact on senior citizens. The club meets Thursday at 12:15 p.m. in the Old Room at the YMCA.

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