Coal Industry Sees Trade Hurdles Hurt U.S. Mines
G. Don Sullivan of the National Coal Association and Michael Widman of the United Mine Workers of America testified to a House subcommittee on imports and export barriers. They blamed dump price residual oil and Canada West Germany export limits for distress, urged immediate tighter quotas on residual oil and opposed Canadian natural gas imports.
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Washington
UPI
Don Sullivan
National Coal Association
Michael Widman
United Mine Workers of America
House
Canada
West Germany
Sullivan
Widman
U.S
Oil profits shore up eastern coal regions costs
Mine workers president Thomas Kennedy, read by Widman, warned that residual oil imports threaten coal towns in Pennsylvania and West Virginia. He estimated 55 million tons of coal displaced and 20 000 miners unemployed, urging government action to save jobs and tone down oil competition.
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Nies
Thomas Kennedy
Widman
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kennedy
Local Livestock and Grain Prices and German Debt Payment
Local market prices show hogs at 40 cents higher with 190 to 240 pounds at 16.65 to 17.15 dollars and 240 to 300 pounds at 15.40 to 16.15 dollars. sows at 14.25. steers and heifers varied from 20.00 to 23.00 for good and choice. Local grains list corn shelled at 2.22 and other feeds with oats and beans noted. Germany paid 587 million dollars toward a 1953 loan, Bonn reports show all but 200.37 million repaid.
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Washington
West Germay
United States
Bonn
Shares Drop Sharply As Market Extends Slide
New York stocks fell sharply on Monday with a late recovery attempt, led by declines in the Dow and AP averages. Losses touched 1 to 2 points for many names as electronics and growth stocks weakened amid reports of price cuts in components and continued steel sector weakness. Trade volume rose on the NYSE and Amex as bonds also slipped.
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New York
London
Dow
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Treasury
Muncie Livestock Market Closes Promptly at Two P.M.
Market ends by 2:00 p.m. livestock arriving late carry over to next day. Hogs quoted higher with weights 200 to 220 pounds at 17.25 to 17.50, 220 to 240 at 16.75 to 17.00, 240 to 280 at 15.75 to 16.25, 280 to 330 at 14.75 to 15.25, roughs 14.75 and down. Cattle prices show steers and heifers mostly steady to firm across weight classes with ranges from 7.00 to 23.00 for various grades.
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Ae Norgete
Ccos
Acacnceseaus
Stock Quotations Noted in Courtesy Thomson & McKinnce
Quotations enclosed in brackets of parentheses indicate higher prices for SES CNS OES and other listed stocks. The report reflects market bids and offers with emphasis on quoted ranges and available figures.
Hog market posts sharp gains as supply clears fast
Chicago AP reports strong hog trade with prices surging up to 50 cents, top at 17.50 for 190-215 lb mix. Massive 7,000 head run clears early. cattle at 24,000 head, largest since December, with slaughter steers easing up to 50 cents on light weights and more on heavier cattle.
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Chicago
Grain Futures Close Firm In Mixed Day of Trade
Chicago grain markets ended mostly firmer after an early downturn. Rye led gains on reports of limited Argentine production and dry western Canada weather, while soybeans fell on stalled maritime talks before recovering. Corn and wheat posted modest moves as oats rose.
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Chicago
Canada
Auction Sales Notice for Real Estate and Household Items
Public auction listings include the Executor's Sale of Obert E Eckhardt real estate at 2210 Brown Street Egg Hood with auctioneers Myron Bond and others on June 24 at 1 PM. Also Rollie J Bond real estate in Markleville auctioned by Omer Jessup and Joe Kellum at 10:30 AM, and Virginia Lemaster household items at 144 miles east of 109 By Pass on Cross St Road. Wardell Flatford and M Hood listed as auctioneers for a 1719 E 17th St Wardell Flatford sale.
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M. Anderson Banking Co
Obert E Eckhardt
Brown Street
Egg Hood
Myron Bond
Rollie J. Bond
Markleville
Omer Jessup
Joe Kellum
Aucts
Virginia Lemaster
Cross St. Rd
Johnnie Flatford
E. 17Th St
Wardell Flatford
Egg M
Hog Prices Rise Across Weights at Indianapolis Market
Active trading as hog prices gain 2 to 50 cents with strongest moves under 230 pounds. No. 1 and 2 butcher hogs of 190 to 220 pounds bring 17.25 to 17.75, 125 head mostly No. 1. barrows 180 to 240 pounds 16.75 to 17.50. Cattle and sheep steady to weak. lambs steady, ewes 3 to 4.50.
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Indianapolis
Spl
De Gaulle Faces Test Of Career
Paris reports Charles de Gaulle confronts a dual threat from right wing extremists opposing Algeria policy and mass farmer protests over prices and surpluses. Peasant unions plan road block actions in 19 central departments June 27 while Debre's cabinet boosts market support and infrastructure to ease pressure.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Home Economic Front
Brittany
Normandy
France
Michel Debre
de Gaulle
Williams to Attend Harvard Summer School Arts and Sciences
Richard L. Williams, son of Mr and Mrs Clyde L Williams, will attend the Harvard University Summer School of Arts and Sciences in Cambridge Massachusetts. The term begins June 26 and he will reside in Dunster House Suite A-41.
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Richard L. Williams
Clyde L. Williams
Nichol Avenue
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Williams
Dunster House
Leach Commencement Attended by Several Families
Linwood Mrs T M Mc Indoo and son Jim of Muncie Robert Stanley and family and Robert Speedy and family visited Mr and Mrs Thomas Stanley and daughter Eunice and attended Leach School Commencement Eunice was a graduate Mrs Maude Ohler returned home after St Johns Hospital Anderson Gail Dietz a patient Veterans Hospital Indianapolis Patty Wise returned home after Fort Wayne visit Mrs Decia Fessler entertained Lafayette Township Home Economics Club Mr and Mrs Earl Coy visited Kenneth Coy and family near Muncie William Watkins and family near Perkinsville visited Mr and Mrs Robert Watkins
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T. M. McIndoo
Jim
Muncie
Robert Stanley
Robert Speedy
Thomas Stanley
Eunice
Leach School
Maude Ohler
St John's Hospital
Anderson
Gail Dietz
Veterans Hospital
Indianapolis
Patty Wise
Fort Wayne
Decia Fessler
Lafayette Township
Earl Coy
Kenneth Coy
William Watkins
Perkinsville
Robert Watkins
X Ray Unit Opens In Elwood For Public Screenings
A mobile Chest X Ray unit sponsored by Madison County Tuberculosis Association visited Elwood for Excello Corporation employees. It will be at Dietzen Bakery today from 12:30 to 5 and 6 to 8 p.m. It moves Wednesday to Summitville near the Kraft Food Company plant, open 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.
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Elwood
Madison County Tuberculosis Association
Excello Corporation
Dietzen
Summitville
Kraft Food Company
Swank To Address Jaycee Meeting
Parole Officer Raymon Swank will give a humorous talk on his experiences with juveniles at todays Jaycee meeting at Farris Cafeteria. Swank has been a regional scout director and a local high school principal. Local Jaycee officers plan to attend a regional officers forum at Winchester on July 9. Jaycees plan to operate a parking lot during the Free Fair in July.
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Raymon Swank
Jaycee
Farris
Swank
Winchester
Jaycees
Whetstone Brotherhood And Sisterhood Ice Cream Supper
The Whetstone Brotherhood and Sisterhood hold their annual ice cream supper at Whetstone Church near Anderson on Brown Street Road. Guests include members and their families with serving starting at six o clock. James Hoppes is president and Smithson Davis serves as general chairman for the event, with a business session at eight in the evening.
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Whetstone Brotherhood and Sisterhood
Whetstone Church
Anderson
Brown Street Rd
Smithson Davis
James Hoppes
Russia Credits Science for WWII Victory Says Soviet General
A Soviet general in Moscow asserts that Soviet military science supremacy won World War II for Russia. He argues German militarism failed against the socialist state, contrasting its doctrine with Soviet methods.
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Moscow
UPI
Russia
School Board Seeks Bids For Parking Lots and Playgrounds
The School Board has advertised for bids to resurface the high school parking lot the gym parking lot and the playgrounds at Shadeland Park Place Hiawatha and Meadow Brook.
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Park Place
Hiawatha
Meadowbrook
Fined in Anderson City Court list of violators
In City Court Fined in Anderson City Court Monday by Special Judge William Norton were Darvin Reavis 31 Summitville two counts of speeding 5 and costs on each 30 days suspended Charles Shuman 17 2442 Meridian speeding 1 and costs Paul Williams 19 2711 Meridian St improper muffler 1 and costs Vinson Forester 21 Rt 2 dis obeying traffic signal 1 Jeffery Rees 19 433 W 4th St reckless driving 1 and costs James Pherson 18 2119 Central Ave improper muffler 1 Frank Burrows 16 717 Vermilion Court blocking traffic 1 and Oren Case 66 2928 Columbus Ave disobeying stop sign 1 and
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Darvin Reavis
Summitville
Charles Shuman
Meridian
Paul Williams
Meridian St
Vinson Forester
Rt. 2
Jeffery Rees
4Th St
James Pherson
Central Ave
Frank Burrows
Vermillion Court
Oren Case
Columbus Ave
Hospital Dismissals Listed At St John’s
Dismissed from St. John’s Hospital are Mrs Montie Chandler of 2026 Nichol Ave Dr Thomas Costello of 232 W 7th Mrs Effie Clem of Middletown Roger Ellis of 823 Alhambra Dr Mrs Jessie Austin of 512 W 17th St Mrs Gillis Wilmouth and daughter of Alexandria Mrs Hershel Kennerly and son of Fortville Mrs Robert Morris and daughter of 410 Golf Club Rd Mrs Hollis King and daughter of 909 Henry St Mrs Walter Sides and daughter of Pendleton Mrs Frances Maupin and daughter of Markleville Mrs H F Jones and son of Markleville James Steger of 1225 W 4th St Mrs Jean Baker of 1424 Meridian Mrs Betty Gibson of 1327 State Road 67 West and John Dollar of 709 Meridian St.
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Montie Chandler
Nichol Ave
Thomas Costello
Effie Clem
Middletown
Roger Ellis
Alhambra
Jessie Austin
Gillis Wilmouth
Alexandria
Hershel Kennerly
Fortville
Robert Morris
Golf Club Rd
Hollis King
Henry St
Walter Sides
Pendleton
Frances Maupin
Markleville
H. F. Jones
James Steger
4Th St
Jean Baker
Meridian
Betty Gibson
John Dollar
Meridian St
Indianapolis Group Sues To Stop Castro Tractor Deal
A group from Indianapolis petitions the 7th U.S. Circuit to halt talks by a private citizens committee with Fidel Castro over a tractors for prisoners swap. The suit claims the Tractors for Freedom Committee violates the Logan Act and seeks enforcement.
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Indianapolis Group
Chicago
Indianapolis
U. S.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Citizens
Cuba
U. S
Robbery at Marsh Foodliner Netted About $600
In Marion Indiana three men robbed the Marsh Foodliner Supermarket Saturday night. A gunman with a sawed off shotgun hidden in a black sling approached the office as if to cash a check. When the manager moved to cash it the shotgun was revealed and the men fled with roughly six hundred dollars.
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Marion, Ind
Marsh Foodliner
Jim Graft
Graft
State Jobless Drop 11 100 in Indiana May
Indiana unemployment fell by 11 100 from April to May according to Lewis F. Nicolini director of the Employment Security Division. He noted a faster recovery than in 1954 or 1958 though students entering the labor market could slow the decline. Manufacturing employment reached 554 000 mid May while non manufacturing jobs stood at 833 500.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Lewis F. Nicolini
Indiana Employment Security Division
Nicolini
Classified advertising rates and policies overview
The advertisement rates are listed as weekly 29c per line per day, three days 33 4c per line per day, and one day 42c per line per day with a two line minimum and a $1.00 charge. Monthly rate is $6.00 per line with cash payments receiving 20% off if paid within seven days.
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Herald
Bulletin
Classified advertisement index and section listings
A scanned page lists cataloged classified sections such as Employment Announcements Special Notices Canine Livestock Rentals Real Estate Financial Automotive and display categories with numbered subsections and descriptors for each listing type. The page serves as a guide to available classes including Help Wanted Farms Real Estate Vehicles insurance and services.
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Ecco
OGG Too
Bocccncenneneunen
Iniuaoaaseieia Eoeee Knvcessmienceenen
Thanking Friends for Kindness and Support
The Gellett Bousman family expresses sincere gratitude for kindness and sympathy during illness and bereavement of their husband. They thank Dr. Harry A. Bishop, Rev. Howard Knight, Fisher Bros., Everybody's Oil Corp., farmers and friends who aided farming last fall and spring, and Fran and Kathleen West for devoted help.
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Howard Knight
Fisher Bros
Everybody's Oil Corporation
Fran
Kathleen West
Gellett Bousman & Family
Local personals and handyman ads from Meridian area
A collection of 3 personal notices and ads for services and trades. Harold Holt now at Gilson's barber. carpet, drapery and floor store ads. driveway and patio work available. small motor repair and lawnmower service offered. two remodeling and plastering listings. tree trimming insured. ceramic tile installation and ceiling work. various local business names and phone numbers. Continuous listings reflect neighborhood services and personal notices in Meridian.
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Harold Holt
Gilson
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