Tax Benefits Spur Business Investment, 1962 Outlook
Evidence mounts that last years tax benefits to business are boosting spending on plant machinery and equipment. Officials anticipate a moderate acceleration in 1962 with a longer boom potential into the mid 1960s if taxes fall, aided by a $10 billion tax cut and depreciation rules. A Commerce survey of about 10 000 corporations will measure tax impacts.
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Washington
Walter W. Heller
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Heller
Treasury
Commerce Department
Local Students Sweep Prizes in Indiana Salon Art Contest
Marvin H. Jones of Sullivan earned $30 top prize in oil painting at Indiana University for the second annual Indiana Salon of Collegiate Art. Other $25 firsts went to Martha Miller, Cathy Wiggs, and James Romay. IU students won additional placements. Sixty-six entries from 14 campuses were displayed at Memorial Union. Judges included Berkshire, Du, and Zisla. Prof. Hope presented prizes at the opening reception for the March 17 to April 7 exhibit.
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Bloomington
Indiana
Indiana University
Marvin H. Jones
Sullivan
Anderson College
Martha Miller
Ft. Wayne
Saint Francis College
Cathy E. Wiggs
Terre Haute
St. Mary of-the-Woods
James Romay
Cleveland
Ohio
Jean Weiffenbach
Cincinnati
Carol Schille
South Bend
I. A
Kathy Koop
Jerry Flower
Floyds Knobs
Hoosier
Memorial Union
Robert
Methodist Men Lenten Breakfast Speaker Dr Fribley
Dr. Robert W. Fribley will address the fourth Methodist Men Lenten breakfast at Park Place Methodist Church this Saturday. He is senior minister at First Methodist Church, serving four years, and a World War II chaplain with a history as a high school and college athlete.
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Robert W. Fribley
Park Place
Fribley
First Methodist Church
Fridley
DePauw University
Boston University
Central Methodist Church
Richmond
Anderson
Three From Here Now At Kentucky Ministers Meeting
Anderson residents are featured as leaders in the Kentucky State Ministers Meeting of the Church of God in Louisville. Dr. Hillary C. Rice and Dr. E. E. Wolfram, with Mrs. Wolfram, lead sessions at the First Church of God hosted by Rev. Lawrence C. Reynolds. Topics cover ministerial ethics, organizational efficiency, and layman relations. Dr. Robert H. Reardon of Anderson College is due to speak April 18 20 at Lexington for the State Youth Convention.
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Anderson
Kentucky
Church of God In
Louisville
Hillary C. Rice
E. E. Wolfram
First Church of God
Lawrence C. Reynolds
Andersonian
E.A., Reynolds
West Fifth St
Rice
Park Place
National Board of Pensions
Church of God Here
Wolfram
Anderson College
Lexington
Church of God
Oxygen Nitrogen Plant To Be Built In Antioch California
Linde Company of Union Carbide will build the first on site oxygen nitrogen plant on the West Coast at Antioch California for E I Du Pont De Nemours. The pigments department will use the gases in titanium dioxide production at the new multi million dollar facility nearing completion in Antioch.
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San Francisco
UPI
Linde Company
Union Carbide Corp
Antioch
Calif
E. I. DuPont de Nemours and Co
Pigments Department of
du Pont
U S Socialite to Wed Asian Prince in Sikkim
Hope Cooke a 22 year old New York socialite will marry Crown Prince Palden Tondup Namgyal in Gangtok Sikkim in a ceremony valued at 100000 dollars. The wedding will involve 14 red hat lamas and about 800 guests. Cooke will become Princess Hope of Sikkim and later a naturalized Sikkimese citizen.
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Sikkim
Hope Cooke
New York
Princess Hope of
Miss Cooke
Sarah Lawrence College
Bronxville
N. Y
U. S
Grace of
Monaco
Duchess of Windsor
Palden Tondup
Namgyal
India
Mt. Kanchenjufig
Ehrlich Named To Staff Of Banking Firm
William A. Ehrlich is appointed assistant manager of the insurance department at Citizens Banking Company. A Amherst Wisconsin native, he trained in fire underwriting and valuation after naval aviation service and a 1950 Ohio University business degree. He worked with Chicago and Indianapolis firms before joining the Anderson bank. Ehrlich and his wife with three children plan to move to Anderson this month. Papyrus, made by laminating strips of reed, is not true paper.
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William A. Ehrlich
Citizens Banking Company
Ehrlich
Amherst
Wis
Naval Aviation
Ohio University
Chicago
Indianapolis
Anderson
Citizens Bank Insurance Department
Presbyterian Church
Masonic Lodge
Kiwanis Club
Sears Roebuck Announces Four Staff Changes
Sears Roebuck announces personnel moves at the Anderson store. William Beasley moves to Marion Ohio as manager. Gene Goodman becomes operating assistant manager here. J A Gates named merchandising assistant to Goodman. George Calicutt becomes credit manager. Walter Veerkamp named local merchandise assistant manager in charge of Soft Lines.
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Sears, Roebuck and Company
Richard R. Fillbrandt
William S. Beasley
Marion
Ohio
Mr. Beasley
O. E
Gene) Goodman
Sears
Goodman
Kalamazoo
Mich
J. A. Gates
Gates
George C. Calicutt
Lima
Walter W. Veerkamp
Anderson
Cincinnati
Soft Lines
Markleville ceremony to install Biddles as officers
Mr and Mrs James W Biddle will be installed as worthy patron and matron of Markleville CES during public ceremonies at 8 p m Wednesday in the Markleville Masonic Hall. Mrs Biddle teaches vocal music at Highland High and Mr Biddle coordinates distributive education at Anderson High School.
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Dana Biddle
Biddle
Florence Moore
Ruth Williams
Martha Belle Shaw
Common IRS tax itemizing errors listed by director Dietrich
Indianapolis Internal Revenue director Sterling M. Dietrich releases a list of unallowable deductions for itemized federal income tax returns. The list includes funeral expenses social security taxes dog licenses hunting and fishing licenses and various taxes and penalties. Dietrich notes unallowable deductions must be disallowed on audits and the taxpayer pays the tax difference.
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Sterling M. Dietrich
Internal Revenue Office
Indianapolis
Indiana
Dietrich
France Sets Off Sahara Nuclear Blast
Algerian government alleges France detonated an underground atomic device in the Sahara on Monday triggering protests from Algeria Syria and Morocco. Ben Bella summoned the French ambassador and urged France to halt Sahara testing as Geneva discussions warned against a ban evading test.
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Algiers
France
Sahara
Algeria
Paris
Alain Peyrefitte
Syria
Morocco
Ahmed Ben Bella
Nigeria
Geneva
Ben Bella
Georges Gorse
Gorse
Charles de Gaulle
Peyrefitte
de Gaulle
Adenauer Starts Italian Vacation
Bonn West Germany Chancellor Konrad Adenauer began his standard four week Italian vacation at Cadennabbia on Lake Como. He flew from Bonn to Italy and will stay at a resort area during the holiday period.
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Bonn
UPI
Konrad Adenauer
Cadenabbia
Lake Como
Safety tips for driving in a thunderstorm and brake warnings
In a lightning storm stay in your car as it is relatively safe. Slow down and proceed with care when rain begins. If visibility is poor pull off the road and wait for the storm to pass. Do not park under a tree or on soft ground. If brakes feel spongy or fail when stopped press the brake pedal firmly and seek help.
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