Steel drop marks sharp weekly US output decline
The nations steel production fell 8.5 percent last week to 1,957,000 tons from 2,138,000 the prior week, the American Iron and Steel Institute reported, the sharpest drop in 22 months. Orders for durable goods slid while nondurable orders rose slightly. Supreme Court ruling limited FPC merger approval in the El Paso Natural Gas Pacific Northwest case. Jersey Central backed a merger with Norfolk and Western but sought stock arrangements. a state election candidate process and birth certificate reapportionment debates are noted.
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UPI
American Tron and Steel Institute
Washington
Commerce Department
Sc. Washington
Supreme
Federal Power Commission
el, Paso Natural Gas Co
Pacific Northwest ° Pipeline Corp
Plate
Commission
Perry M. Shee
Jersey Central
ICC
Norfolk and Western-Nickel Plate Halbosi
Acces
N&l
Jackson Town
Alabama House
Phillip D. Halsey
Jackson First Grade Roundup Is Friday
Districting continued from pare one wors consecutive terms and his barred James E. Folsom from taking for re election in 1953. Folsom known as Big Jim sits back this year attempting to become the first man to win three terms. Folsom and the other six candidates have pledges to maintain separation of whites and Negroes. The Democratic nomination is tantamount to election in Alabama. A runoff if necessary will be held May 29. Sen. Lister Hill seeking a seventh term runs against Donald Hallmark of Montgomery and John Crommelin a retired admiral. Alabama lost one congressman because of population drop but under a unique plan the mine winners will run statewide in the May 29 runoff and the low man will be eliminated. AM mine congressmen seeking re election and three have primary an position NUCLEAR SHARING FAVORED Washington official George C. McGhee said the United States favors greater sharing of nuclear weapons responsibilities among North Atlantic allies unless the legislature acts before the November general election. Kennedy administration will get a test in Texas as former Secretary of the Navy John Connally seeks the Democratic nomination for governor in a six way race. Others include Gov. Price Daniel Attorney General Will Wilson former Texas Highway Commission Chairman Marshall Formby far right Edwin Walker and Don Yarborough. Most candidates have accused Vice President Lyndon B Johnson of building a giant political machine by sending Connally to run for governor. GOP candidates are publisher Roy Whittenburg and oil drilling contractor Jack Cox. On May 1 primary voters line up in Florida West Virginia New Mexico Indiana and Ohio.
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Lister Hill
Donald Hallmark
Montgomery
John Crommelin
AM Mine
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Navy
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Price Daniel
Will Wilson
Texas Highway Commission
Marshall Formby
Edwin Walker
Don Yarborough
New Frontiers
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Roy Whittenburg
Jack Cox
Florida
West Virginia
New Mexico
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Ohio
Edwards Afb
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UPI
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Joe Walker
National Aeronautics
People’s Church
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Charles Fra
King’s Chapel
Alexandria
Jones
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Jackson Street
Walker
Monhaye Desert
Heigs Muncie
Sis
Los Angeles
Aeronautics and Space Acts
NASA
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Gulf of California
James Lover
Pacific Ocean
X15 Up 48.5 Miles as Nasa Test Flight Sets Record
Obituaries from Anderson and nearby towns note Alwilda Foust 75 who died in Alexandria nursing home with services in Harold B. Rozelle Funeral Home and burial at East Maplewood. Ernest W. Templeton 73 of 525 Ruddie Ave died at St John’s Hospital after a year as a school bus driver. services at Polhemus and Shirey Funeral Home. Flight pilot Joe Walker reports X15 rocket plane reached a peak altitude near 255000 feet with potential spaceflight implications as NASA tracks data and confirms the record amid late-pace notes from Edwards AFB.
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Alwilda Foust
Anderson
Farrington
Alexandria
Harold B. Rozelle
Howard H. Western
Fifth Street Methodist Church
East Maplewood
Ernest Templeton
Ernest W. Templeton
Ruddie Ave
St. John's Hospital
Richland
Township
Templeton
Friends Church
Gilman
Gilman Lodge
Viola
James W
John
Woolf
Sancet Pairmount
Clean-Up Push Aids City Health Effort Anderson
Department heads urge residents to obtain tight lid garbage cans to curb fly breeding. Anderson Refuse Service backs the drive toward a cleaner healthier city. A boy injured by flying glass near Pinckney New hospital plans 142 bed capacity to be reached in months. WKZO tower blown down by high winds. power outages hit Michigan towns. Heaviest damage centered in South Bend Logansport Kokomo. Police report 70 mph winds toppled two autos and a trailer.
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Anderson Refuse Service
Pinckney
Mich
Michigan
WKZO
Kalamazoo
Diana
South Bend
Logansport
Kokomo
Kentland
Storm damages and flood toll across Illinois and Indiana
A severe storm system struck northwest Ohio through Illinois and Indiana, causing factory roof losses, wind damage, and widespread power outages. Tornado alerts were issued for parts of Illinois, Michigan, Kansas City, and St. Louis with later all clears. In Illinois, towns like Rantoul and Carrollton reported damaged buildings, toppled trailers, and disrupted telephone lines. South Bend and Logansport suffered injuries, downed power, and fire incidents. Weather forecasts called for mild temps then a warm, unsettled week with more showers.
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Lima
Kansas City
St. Louis
Douglas
Illinois
Chicago
Michigan
Madison County
Benton Harbor
Ilinois
Chanute Airy
Matthew Welsh
Department of Public Welfare
Philippines
Rantoul
Ilinois Bell Telephone Co
Champaign
Mansfield
Springfield
Carrollton
Hardin
Joliet
Chica
Ballwin
India
Weather Bureau
South Bend
Carolyn Davis
Somo
Logansport
Essex Wire Co
Asst
Robert Crispen
Ed Bailey
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Franco In Vigoro State of Health Denies Rumors
Generalissimo Francisco Franco is described as in a very vigorous state of health for the next seven months by his surgeon Dr. Angel Garaizabal who called reports of ill health absolutely false. He eats well sleeps well and works hard, dismissing speculation about injuries from December. Government spokesmen deny widespread concern over Franco's condition.
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UPI
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May Martin Lapel dies. funeral set in Lapel Church
May Martin Lapel widow of Dr. C. T. Martin dies in Joplin Missouri. Services at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Lapel Methodist Church conducted by Rev. Marion King. Born in Lapel, she died Saturday at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Lapel. Louis Mills Noblesville dies. service at 2 p.m. today at Coaltrin Funeral Home Noblesville. Burial Crownland Cemetery Noblesville. Friends received at funeral home.
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Staunton
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Wilkinson
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Sulphur Springs
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First Church of the Nazi
Robert C. Reiley
Perry
Okla
Carl Stokesberry
Tonkawa
C. L. Stokesberry
Etta Green
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
East Maplewood Cemetery
Marvin Baker
North Anderson
Lak
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Rt. 1
Frankfort
Mae Hollingsworth
Clinton Count Hospital
Clinton County
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Adelia Young Chittick
Lilly Johns
Chittick
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Harry
Rt. 4
Frank Ofort
Carl
Florida
Phillip
Rossville
Donald
Kokomo
Vernon
Opal Rice
Mabel Benge
Huntington Andi
Esther Hollingsworth
Harold
Rt. J. Rossville
R. P. Chit’ Tick
Miami, Fla
Manford
Moore and Brown
GC. Chapin
Geetingsville
May Martin
Lapel
May. Huffman Martin
C. T. Martin
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Lapel Methodist Church
Marion King
Joplin
Fisher Brothers Funeral
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City Court Fines And Citations For Obeying Traffic Signals
Lincoln Abbott 21 of Lynn Li disobeyed traffic signs and costs. Richard Denson 19 of Markleville cited for speeding and improper muffler with $1 and costs. Kathleen Harlan 17 of Greenbriar Or disobeyed stop sign with $1 and costs. Frank Livingston of 1912 Webster St. cited for disobeying traffic signal with $1 and costs.
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Lynn Li
Richard Wayne Denson
Markleville
Kathleen Ann Harlan
Greenbriar Or
Frank B. Livingston
Webster St
Shell Burn Telephone seeks loan for dial service upgrade
The Shell Burn Telephone Inc of Sullivan County asks the Public Service Commission for about 140000 to finance dial service conversion for its 774 customers and seeks approval of a 10 to 1 stock split and a new rate schedule. The period includes tentative residential rates and business charges.
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Shellburn Telephone Inc
Sullivan County
Public Service Commission
Finace
Dial
Ind
Army guard realignment details amid Lebanon and nearby towns
The report outlines changes affecting the 139th Artillery and the 2nd Reconnaissance Squadron with re alignment of units around Lebanon, Darlington, Kokomo, Huntington and nearby areas. It notes Army Guard manpower at about 10 000 and mentions exotic geographic references alongside a deputy’s political endorsement for sheriff.
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139Th Artillery
Pipe Creek Women Host Candidates Gathering
More than 100 members and guests of the Pipe Cross Township Women's Republican Club met Monday night to discuss 1962 election issues and introduce Madison County GOP candidates in the May primary. Mary Hasecuster presided. Frank Preston and R. H. Roberts were among officials present.
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Pipe Cross Township
Local Aid Nett Estimated For Madison County
Madison County could receive roughly 50 in local aid estimates. Bennett said talks are ongoing with three local adel groups to finalize allocations and terms.
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Madison County
Bennett
Adel
Kennedy Speech Addresses Gold Flows and Steel Policy
President Kennedy calls for steps to stem gold outflow, reduce the balance of payments deficit, and meet international obligations. He urges inflation control, industrial modernization, and stronger U S market position while greeting chamber leaders and joking about a Massachusetts native as president. Railroad grade crossing accidents noted as a recurrent Sunday issue.
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H. Ladd Plumley
Worcester
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