Georgia to switch to popular vote for governor
The U S Supreme Court declined to rule on counting ballots as Georgia seeks a shift from the county unit system to a popular vote for governor. Gov Vandiver plans to convene the Democratic State Committee to set primary rules ahead of the Sept 12 nominating election.
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Atlanta, Ga
U.S. Supreme Court
Georgia
Supreme Court
Ernest Vandiver
Democratic State Committee
Vandiver
Associated Press
John M. Harlan
Georgia Democratic Party
Marvin Griffin
Carl E. Sanders
Advertisement for COLONAID laxative claims aging colon relief
Ad claims aging colon causes constipation and promotes COLONAID as a three part solution. It highlights prevention of dry waste, tightening of colon muscles, and gentle nerve reflex action to stimulate mass movement. Claims hospital safety for expectant mothers with overnight relief and offers an introductory size for 43 cents.
Berlin Stay Again Stressed
American Ambassador Walter C. Dowling asserted that the Soviet Union will not end Western hold on Berlin and that Washington aims to keep Western presence and access to Berlin. He spoke at Bonn University, stressing the U S commitment to Berlin’s freedom and links to the Federal Republic of Germany.
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Bonn
UPS
Soviet Union
United States
Berlin
Walter C. Dowling
Russia
Federal Republic of Germany
Markleville Youth To Take Part In Program
INDIANAPOLIS Thirty six high school pupils named to join a science training program at Butler University this summer. Juniors in the top 20 percent from 27 schools will study physics mathematics and chemistry under a National Science Foundation grant led by Dr. William Bessey. The seven week session ends August 3 with Robert Gustin of Markleville among the participants.
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Indianapolis
Buller University
Indiana
Pennsylvania
National Science Foundation
William Bessey
Butler
Robert Gustin
Markleville
RCA unveils EMU-3G electron microscope with 20 improvements
Radio Corp of America announced a new electron microscope model EMU-3G built in Camden New Jersey. The device features simplified controls and easier setup reflecting over twenty enhancements.
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New York
UPI
Radio Corp. of America
Camden
N.J
School Board Meeting Deferred to Wednesday Evening
The school board meeting scheduled last night was postponed until Wednesday evening per Superintendent G. E. Ebbertt. Routine business will be transacted.
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G. E. Ebbertt
Yelton to Speak at Exchange Club Noon Meeting
Fred Yelton Delco Remy safety director and roads committee chairman will speak at today noon YMCA Exchange Club meeting. Jack Finney serves as program chairman.
Inconclusive Wall Street Market Session
New York stocks posted an inconclusive day with more advances than declines yet major averages slightly lower. Polaroid Xerox IBM Litton Zenith led active list while Dow fell 3.97 to 574.21 and S P 500 slipped 0.15 to 55.74 amid mixed volume and modest economic gains.
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New York
Polaroid
Xerox
International Business Machines
Litton Industries
Zenith
Dow Jones
Associated Press
Standard & Poor
Commerce Dept
American Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
American Tel & Tel
Ark & la Ewe Alcoa - Womaoem
Avco
Balt Gas & Elec
Beth
Steel
Brunswick
Oem
Chrysler
Dupont Ey
Kodak
Iubenn Ae
Resinsisens
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Caas Inter
Harvester
Manville
New York Centralee
Ewe Olin Mathieson Parke
Davis
Pennsylvania
Pfizer
Pierce
Ae Radio Co of
Sears Roe Uck
Southern Co. Saintines
Standard Oil
N.J. i Amen
Quotations In Stock Markets From Thomson & McKinnon
Quotations include in brackets the higher bid and the lower offer as reported by Thomson and McKinnon. The note explains market price actions and quotation conventions used by the firm.
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Thomson & McKinnon
Grain Futures Rise On Moderate Demand Amid Slack Trade
Chicago grain futures gained as demand slackened and activity dwindled on the Board of Trade. Wheat trimmed losses while soybeans climbed nearly two cents on old crop months amid expected tight soybean meal inventories. Rain and hail in Kansas spurred harvest delay rumors, and export business remained light with some short covering providing support.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Kansas
Notice of Petition to Issue Bonds for Madison County School Township
Taxpayers of School Township notified that a petition by 50 or more owners seeks approval to issue bonds of $25,000 to fund school bus acquisition. A remonstrance may be filed within the statutory period. The Advisory Board on June 13 1962 determined to issue the bonds, with 4 percent interest. Net assessed value and existing debt are cited, with petition process to be reviewed by the State Board of Tax Commissioners.
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Anderson School
Madison County
Schoo
Madigan County
Burns
State Board of Tax
Hogs Hit 19 Per Hundredweight In Chicago Market Rise
In a third straight advance the Chicago hog market topped 19 a hundredweight Monday for the first time since January 10. Demand remained active for 6,000 head, with lighter Monday volume the smallest in eight weeks. Prime offerings and mixed grades ranged up to 28 to 28.50 for heavy weights, while lighter weights and other grades sold lower. Heifers and bulls showed gains or steady prices as lambs held at 24.50 to 25 in a steady sheep market.
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Indianapolis
Spl
Chicago
Public Hearing on Alcohol Permits in Madison County Indiana
Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Madison County Indiana schedules an 8 am June 25 1962 hearing at the Commissioners Court Anderson to review applications for beer wine liquor permits. Attendees may provide information on applicants fitness and permit propriety for multiple local businesses including A and P Tea Co Anderson Hotel Co Williams Pharmacy Hook Drug and others. Public participation is requested per the Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission.
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Alcoholic Beverage Board
Madison County
Indiana
Commissioners Court
Anderson
Isue
A. & P. Tea Co., Inc
MG Worden
Mgr
Jackson St
Anderson Hotel Co
Sam L Stone
Meyer Rosin
Chicago
Illinois
Beer Liquor, & Wine Retailers
Meridian St
Robert H. Gouker
Columbus Ave
Williams Pharmacy
Tom N. Williams
Wilth
Sydney Williams
W. 8Th
St. Anderson
Harold N. Hays
Harry A. Middleton
Superior Court
East 38Th Street
Multiple June auctions listed across Indiana properties and goods
Public notices announce real estate and household goods auctions on June 21 and June 23 in Fortville Pendleton Elwood Emporia and surrounding areas. Auctioneers Richard Jarrett George Weber Thomas Dale Franklin Bernice Throneburg H. D. Kirk Elbert Whelcher Jim Brad ley Joe Kellum Elbert Frazee Billie Foust Zola Southworth conduct real estate and estate sales with locations including 41% So Maple St Fortville 1919 Arrow Pendleton 4110 E 38th St and more.
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Richard Jarrett
Maple St
Fortville
Indiana
Joellum
George Weber
Arrow
Elbert Whelcher
Thomas Dale Franklin
S East St
Pendleton
Jim Bradley
Joe Kellum
Bernice A. Thorneburgh
H. D. Kirk
James Boruff
S. 4Th St
Elwood
Elbert Frazee
Land High School
Charles Lawler
Billie Foust
Emporia
State Rd
W. V. Byrne
Egg M. Hood
Bernice A. Throneburg
H. D Kirk
Zola Southworth
Business Effects Of Share Decline Debated In 1963 Outlook
New York AP reports mixed indicators as Wall Street's drop prompts debate over impact on business. S B Laurie of Josephthal & Co argues the hit will be minimal and not another 1929, while Shearson Hammill & Co notes uncertainty but suggests a brighter side. They caution recessions shorten and warn market shakeout discounts a downturn, with excesses from last year corrected.
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New York
Wall Street
S. B. Laurie
Josephthal & Co
Shearson, Hammill & Co
Ocean rivers carry vast dissolved and suspended loads
New Orleans reports rivers deliver about two and three fourths billion tons of dissolved materials to the oceans annually, with even larger amounts of suspended materials also flowing toward the seas.
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New Orleans
Muncie Livestock Market Closes Early at Two P.M.
Muncie livestock traders are told to stop arrivals by 2 p.m. with carryover to the next market day. Hog and cattle quotes are listed with weights and ranges, including hogs 18 to 19 dollars per cwt and steers up to 25 dollars for good and choice. Calves and lambs show steady to higher values across categories.
Local Livestock Market Prices and Grain Rates
HOGS rise 35c with 190 to 240 lb at 17.50 to 17.09 and 240 to 300 lb at 16.25 to 17.25. Sows and heifers trade around 14. CATTLE reports Good steers and heifers 21.00 to 24.00, Choice 24.00 to 26.00. Grain prices list shelled corn 1.56, corn 0.99, beans 2.11, wheat and oats shown in figures due.
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Cic Sc Tditennens
IGE
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Hugo Gale
Cumberland
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Earl Berkheimer
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Donald McCarty
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Melvin Reynolds
Ken Ridenour
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Dowling
Bonn University
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Eva Marie Saint
Warren Beatty
Pia
Karl ‘Malden
San Francisco
Pius
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Lyric Theater
N. Jimois St
SOX
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Mewrose
Anderson Ticket Office
Joyce Jones
Anderton Travel Bureau
Anderson Bank
Viola Fisher
New Anderson Bus Station
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Wilma Casey
James Collins
Victor Mature
Susan Hayward
Hans Christian Andersen
Loley Eorioon
Muncie Livestock
Arctic Desert
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Arctic Ocean
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Smith & Wesson
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