Wheat and soybeans lead mixed crop close in Chicago
Wheat and corn edged lower while oats dipped and rye fell. soybeans slipped as buyers and sellers moved through a volatile session on the Chicago Board of Trade. Trading saw export houses active while commission houses and locals engaged in selling, with May liquidation weighing on rye. Over 24 million people admitted to U.S. hospitals annually.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago Board of Trade
United States
Sluggish sales prompt mixed hog and cattle action in Indianapolis market
Hog prices strengthened with 4,000 head traded. butchers firmer to 50 higher while sow prices held. Cattle and calves showed active trading with steers and cows mostly steady to higher, and feeders steady. In the crop market, No 2 red wheat traded around 1.41, corn 1.14 to 1.16, soybeans 2.88 to 2.92 at country elevators.
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Indianapolis
USDA
Markets at a Glance New York Close
Markets at a glance show stocks lower in moderate trading. Bonds mostly lower with U S government bonds firm in quiet trading. American and Midwest stocks down while London shares hold steady. Grain quotes are mixed with Wheat and corn, soybeans and oats fluctuating as hogs and cattle rise. Top cattle price about 29.50 and pork loin around 53.00.
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New York
UPI
U. S
Midwest
London
Chicago
Space fund clears House amid 1970 manned moon aim
The House approved a $5 billion civilian space program for the year starting July 1 by a 348 to 10 vote. It rejects cuts and shifts proposed by several lawmakers and includes a lunar sample contamination lab. NASA authorization now goes to the Senate as space officials warn the bill may barely sustain the space race with the USSR.
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Washington
UPI
Space Agency
House
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Senate
James G. Fulton
R-Pa
United States
Russia
Car Check Nears 7 000th Vehicle
Madison County's voluntary car safety check neared the 7 000 mark as checks wrapped at Athletic Park Shadyside Park and Fairview Park. Edgewood Plaza center reports were unavailable. about 10 percent of vehicles were rejected with half repaired or corrected and returned. Today is the last day of the voluntary portion.
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Madison County
Athletic Park
Shadyside Park
Fairview Park
Edgewood
Anderson City
Pearson Government Wins Confidence Vote
Ottawa notes the Conservative bid to topple Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson's Liberal government failing 133 to 93. Conservatives charged Pearson used the RCMP to obtain scandalous information about leaders including Gerda Munsinger and an alleged cabinet minister affair.
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Ottawa
UPI
Lester B. Pearson
Pearson
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
RCMP
Gerda Munsinger
Nuclear Navy Frigates Push in $17.8 Billion Defense Bill
The House Armed Services Committee approved a $17.8 billion military authorization with a proviso directing Defense Secretary McNamara and the Navy to proceed with two nuclear powered frigates against his wishes. Key figures include Adm. Hyman Rickover and Rep. L. Mendel Rivers, amid broader raises and missile program funding.
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Washington
Adm. Hyman Rickover
Navy
Senate
Rep. L. Mendel Rivers
Ds.c
McNamara
Congress
Enterprise
Long Beach
Bainbridge
Truxtun
Rivers
Ickover
cNamara
Air Force
Pentagon
Army divisions reduced to training operations for recruits
Secretary McNamara acknowledged that four divisions have become training operations for thousands of recruits instead of Army training centers. The subcommittee noted missing equipment and censoring of trainee numbers. Despite ongoing Viet Nam fighting, they warned readiness deficiencies persist though the war has not matched World War II or Korea in scale.
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Robert S. McNamara
Stennis
Mixed Chorus Sings Thursday at Park Place Church
Anderson College music department stages Mixed Chorus at 9 a.m. in Park Place Church of God. Felix Mendelssohn Hymn of Praise performed by 150 voices directed by F Dale Bengtson with organist Linda Deih. Soloists Ted Corns Barbara Falls Kerry Meyer Connie Reardon frequent Anderson residents. Public invited with no admission charge.
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Andreson College
Park Place
Bloomington
Connie Reardon
Anderson
Robert H. Reardon
Johnson Administration Seeks Textile Price Restraint
Top officials asked 60 textile industry leaders to hold price lines and delay unnecessary capital investment as anti inflation measures. Commerce Department said industry leaders agreed to cooperate “in every possible way” after a 90 minute meeting.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Scholars to meet Windsor for Renaissance Society event
More than 100 scholars from Michigan Ohio Indiana New York and Ontario gather in Windsor Ontario May 13 14 for the Renaissance Society of America conference. They will discuss art literature music language history and philosophy.
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Windsor, Ont
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
New York
Ontario
Renaissance Society of America
Florida Governor Runoff Battle Tight as Votes Count
Incumbent Hayden Burns and Scott Kelly of Lakeland traded leads in the Florida governor primary. With 883 of 2,561 precincts reporting, Burns had 129,836 votes to Kelly 130,998 and Tallahassee's Sam Foor trailed with 3,815.
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Miami
UPI
Hayden Burns
Scott Kelly
Lakeland
Florida
Burns
High
Kely
Sam Foor
Tallahassee
Political Subdivision Names and Voter Numbers Listed
Unofficial list shows names and numbers for county assessor candidates and county commission and council members. Notable entries include Joe L. Brogdon and Owen F. Dewsbury among assessor contenders and Carroll Beckner among South District council figures, with various numeric identifiers.
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Joe L. Brogdon
Jess L. Carpenter
Joe L. Davis
Owen F. Dewsbury
Robert L. Graham
Frank Landaker
Maurice Lowe
Mary Castor Morgan
Chester J. Ravage
Robert Stoops
Harry P. Blake
Tom Broderick
County Commission South Dist
Carroll Beckner
Jesse §. Biddle
Luther D. Puckett
County Council
Dale Bright
George R. Danforth
Joe Hartman
Thomas E. Kelley
Vernon G. Shipley
Lester Sigler
County primary results highlight auditor and recorder races
Bowman edged Egbert Hood for the Democrat county auditor nomination as official returns confirm. Brogdon faces Republican Roy L. Boicourt in November. Boicourt ran unopposed in the GOP primary for auditor. Opal Gilliam, unopposed in the GOP primary for county recorder, will oppose Democrat George W. Early in November after Early’s unofficial victory Tuesday over three challengers. Other unofficial winners include Republicans Kenneth Bays Joseph A. Clark and Robert Humphrey for state representative and Democrats William T. Sebree Carlin F. Dawson and arrest French Jr. for state representative. The county canvassing board began tallying official results at the courthouse, with complete township, school board, and delegate/precinct committee returns expected today. A total of 606 absentee ballots can be sent to precincts Tuesday. The courthouse closed yesterday to all but voters, while election officials fielded questions about voting and marriage licenses.
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Egbert Hood
Brogdon
Roy L. Boicourt
Boicourt
Opal Gilliam
County Recorder
George W. Early
Kenneth Bays
Joseph A. Clark
Robert Humphrey
William T. Sebree
Carlin F. Dawson
French Jr
Tuesay
County Election Board
Kreager
Murphy
Staten
Rocker
Heidt
Melangton
Oakes
Popcheff
Sanders
Indianapolis
Indiana General Assembly
Richard C. Bodine
D-Mishawaka
St. Joseph
Republican Action Committee
Marion County
H. Dale Brown
House
John Brademas
South Bend
Lee H. Hamilton
Columbus
Andrew Jacobs Jr
Indianalis
Charles A. Halleck
Rensselaer
E. Ross Adair
Fort Wayne
A A. Ehlers
South
House of Representatives
Senate
GOP
State Committee
Indiana primary returns glimpse amid partisan battles
Delays in reporting opened with 1965 law extending voting hours to 7 p.m. and allowing late voters to cast ballots. Indiana politics showed contests across House and Senate races, with incumbents unopposed in several districts and organizational battles shaping the GOP and Democratic delegations.
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Two local obituaries detail the deaths of Mrs. Margaret Crosley Pendleton and Leigh Roy Gentry. Crosley, 34, of Pendleton, died after a brief illness at St. John’s Hospital. burial at Anderson Memorial Park. Gentry, 39, formerly of Perkinsville, was killed in Canoga Park California and funeral arrangements set in Lapel with burial at Brookside Cemetery.
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Pendleton
Margaret Crosley
Charles Crosley
St. John’s Hospital
Leigh Reoy Gentry
Leigh Roy Gentry
Perkinsville
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Lapel
Leon Lutz
The
Prairie Baptist Church
Brookside
Gentry
Canoga Park
Calif
Obituary notices cover several Madison County figures
Blanche Moore 70 of Anderson widow of Armour Moore died Tuesday at St John Hospital after a yearlong illness. Funeral services at Cornell Bright in Pendleton with burial in Huntsville Cemetery. Also notices for Edward Greer of Daytona Beach and Herman Looper of Rickman Tennessee, with services in Daytona Beach and Tennessee respectively. Final rites for John Lipton at St Marys Church and New Castle residents Henry Garner and Grace Hankins, plus multiple other local obituaries and funeral arrangements. Johnson to attend Sen Pat McNamara's funeral in Detroit with President Johnson, wife, and 20 senators traveling by air.
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Blanche Moore
Anderson
Armour Moore
St. John’s Hospital
Cornell Bright
Pendleton
James Willyard
Pendleton Methodist Church
Huntsville Cemetery
Moore
Madison County
Charles Scott
Charles E. Moore
Rt. 3
Beulah Frampton
Connersville
Glen Jarrett
Ralph Scott
Morris Scott
Frankton
Edward F. Greer
S. Beech St
Orman Peach
Fla
Daytona Beach
Warner Press
Florida
East Side
Church of God
Corrinne Clevenger
Diana Greer
Douglas
Reginald Greer
New Castle
Henry Garner
Rt. 1
Yadkin County
North Carolina
Cadiz’ Christian Church
Farm Bureau
Henry County
Loma
May
Johnson
Washington
Senate
Detroit
Pat McNamara
D-Mich
White House
McNamara
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Holy Name Church
Voting Machines Run Smoothly in City Elections
The article notes common voting errors as voters failing to push levers fully to cast ballots. No paper ballots were needed and only a minor fault occurred at 22nd and Lincoln Streets, quickly fixed. Election officials report high turnout in school districts and that the new absent voter law functioned well with all absentee ballots dispatched by 3 p.m.
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22Nd
Lincoln Sts
Election Board
Funeral services for Maude D Likens at Baker Brothers
Funeral services are set for Maude D Likens 76 wife of Noble O Likens Rt 6 Thursday at 1 30 p m at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Ministers Rev William Lawson Perkinsville Methodist Church and Rev Edwin Helm Emmanuel Methodist Church will officiate. Interment in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may pay respects at the Baker mortuary. Eastern Star to conduct memorial rites at 7 p m tonight at Baker Brothers Mortuary.
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Jennifer
Herbert Laycock
Elwood
Walter Laycock
Rt. 3
Anderson
Jeannette Brown
Rt. 2
Cornell Bright Funeral
Bright Funeral Home
James Willyard
Pendleton Methodist Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Robert Vandenbark Wilkinson
Robert D. Vandenbark
Greenfield
Nameless Creek
Condo Funeral Home
Simmons
Wilkinson
Grace Hankins Markleville
Grace Alice Hankins
Largo
Fila
Rector Funeral Home
Robert Carter
Middletown Church of God
Thomas Krause
Thomas J. Krause
Scatterfield Rd
Harold E. Rozelle
John Siner
First Methodist Church
Roy Shannon
Roy C. Shannon
Muncie
Rebecca Bryant
Piepico
Elm Ridge
Shannon
Maude D. Likens
Noble O. Likens
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
William Lawson
Perkinsville
Chapter House under siege delays election day chaos
An ornate Chapter House trapped by fire and blockage stalls voting as a locksmith, fire department, and electrician race to restore access. By afternoon polls finally open, with officials noting election day chaos and perseverance.
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Arison
Chapter House
Man 94 dies from grass fire near Decker Indiana
Burns from a grass fire fatally injure 94 year old Henry Ecker in Decker near Vincennes. His son William 57 rushed to help but could not save him despite his efforts. A stray note mentions apes lacking tails including gorilla chimpanzee gibbon and orangutan.
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Vincennes, Ind
UPI
Henry Ecker
Decker
William
The Sower Bronze Stature Guards State Capitol Park
The bronze statue titled The Sower sits atop Lincoln's State Capitol as a prominent landmark. Local officials note its enduring symbolism of growth and civic duty. Visitors view the sculpture during tours and refer to it as a city icon.
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State Capitol
Lincoln, Neb
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