Home Loan Costs Drop Kennedy Told
Advisers to President Kennedy say home loan money costs have fallen and may drop further, a sign for buyers and builders. White House experts warn survey results show sav ings and loan associations charging higher rates than expected, with West Coast averages near 7 percent. Local conditions vary, urging shoppers to read regional rates before buying.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
White House
Savings and Loan Association
Savings Association
West Coast
Federal Reserve
Reserve Board
United States
New England
Quotations Show Narrow Gap In Prices
The quotation bulletin notes a higher figure asked and a lower bid in the market. Traders watch the spread as prices firm under cautious trade.
Demand Fails To Aid Beans
Chicago AP reports a fairly steady demand failed to stop a downtrend in soy bean prices on the Board of Trade. Old crop months saw a rallying tendency but finished lower with small losses as May and July retreated from intraday highs. May soybeans at 3.02, wheat up, corn down, oats steady to down.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Wabash Valley Chapter Cancels Meeting Over Flooded Roads
Du bois County chapter of the Wabash Valley Association cancelled its Monday night meeting due to flooded county roads. The group focuses on flood control.
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Jasper, Ind
Dubois County
Wabash Valley Association
Strong Hog Prices Lift Indiana Market Amid Poor Roads
Indianaplis market reports hog prices higher by about 25 cents as receipts shrink due to high water. Detailed bids show various weights and classes with sows, steers, heifers, calves, and lambs at steady to higher ranges, including loads around 1 175 pounds and 24 to 32 dollar per hundredweight for top lots.
Local Livestock Market Prices Report
Market prices show cattle and calves with ranges for weight classes. Steers and heifers mostly range from 21.50 to 26.00 for quality grades, calves around 30.00, with mixed notes on corn oats wheat and beans.
Japan forms Africa desk to strengthen ties
The Foreign Ministry announced the creation of a new section dedicated to Africa to deepen relations with African nations and coordinate policy initiatives. The move signals Japan's intent to expand diplomatic, economic, and cultural links across the continent.
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Tokyo
Foreign Ministry
Japan
Auction notices for May and June sales across Indiana towns
A dense listing of public, executor and administrator sales including real estate, antiques, household furnishings and autos. Locations span Knightstown Fortville Frankton Anderson Egg Hood Shirley and Wayne County with multiple auctioneers and dates from May 10 to June 3.
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Curtis B. Clem
Knightstown
Joe Kellum
Jim Bradley
Walter R. Bagot
Main St
55Th St
H. D. Kirk
Robert Wiley
Clay Wile
Hamilton Bt
Fortville
Echeichel & W. Byrne
Lievd Leeman
Elizabeth Leeman
Frankton
Wayne Phearis
M. Anderson Banking Company
Alice Swan
Fletcher St
Egg Hood
Claude
Daisy Cass
James Bradley
Shirley
Canoey and Wilkinson
Peter J. Petersen
Hendricks Street
Alva Stinson
East 8Th Street
Elbert C. Frazee
Lincoln-Mercury-Comet
14Th St
Coca-Cola Adv
Forse
Mad. Co
County Infirmary
Anderson
Anderson Banking Company
Sarah J. McDanie
Cement Road
First Road
First House
Hector Kirk
Carl S. Downey
Delaware Street
Joe Parr
5Th St
Wayne Pheanis
Osteopath Wins Action Against Medical Society
The New Jersey Supreme Court ruled that Dr. Italo J. Falcone may join the Middlesex County Medical Society despite not holding an AMA accredited four year medical school degree. The decision hinges on his European medical education and related credentials. The ruling notes Falcone lacks hospital privileges without society membership.
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Trenton
N.J
APS
New Jersey
Middlesex County Medical Society
Italo J. Falcone
American Medical Association
AMA
Falcone
New Brunswick
Philadelphia College of Ostepathy
University of Milan
Jersey City Medical Center
St. Peter’s General Hospital
Society
Supreme Court
Space Shares Rise Amid Wide Market Swings on Tuesday
New York AP reports heavy trading and mixed leadership as stocks show gains in utilities, rubbers, drugs, rails, and aircraft missiles while steels, chemicals, and oils slip. The Dow dips, the AP average slides, and volume climbs to the year’s peak since April.
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New York
Associated Press
Ship Festival Opens in Shimoda to Commemorate Perry Arrival
The annual festival marking Commodore Matthew C. Perry and the 1853 arrival of his American fleet in Shimoda will be held for three days starting May 16. The port town lies about 100 miles south of Tokyo.
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Tokyo
Shimoda
Matthew C. Perry
Muncie Livestock Market Closes Promptly at 2 PM
The Muncie livestock market ends sales by 2:00 p.m. Late arrivals carry to tomorrow. Hogs steady to 25 cents higher with weight-based ranges from 15.50 to 17.75. Veal and beef categories show mixed quotes and lambs and sheep mostly steady or lower.
Livestock Market Prices Include Steers Heifers and Cows
Range of prices shown for cattle categories with bids for good and choice steers 23 to 25 dollars, standard to low good 17 to 21, utility 14.50 to 17, choice heifers 22 to 24, good to choice 20 to 23, standard 16 to 20, cows 13 to 15.50, canners and cutters 14 to 17, bulls 14.50 to 20.00.
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Dee
Deste Duues Ouas
Shares Near Correction After Advance
New York investors weigh a market correction after a recent advance. Dow Jones notes cautious buying by institutions and possible tests of last month’s lows if the Dow fails to sustain 700 on expanded volume. Analysts see technical moves and limited signs of a boom amid improving business signals.
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New York
Wall Street
Dow Jones Financial News Service
Dow Jones
Kenneth Ward
Hayden, Stone & Co
Ward
Vienna to Create Quiet Tourist Areas in Austria
The trade ministry plans vacation zones with noise controls to protect public health and boost tourism. An investigating committee found noise from vehicles harms health and reduces visitor numbers.
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Vienna
Trade Ministry
Austria
Final Settlement of Estate No 14326 Edison County
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of Albert James Titus deceased to appear in the Superior Court of Edison County Anderson Indiana on May 18 1961 show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Clerk Eugene Creagmile presiding. Frank J Magers attorney for estate. May 3 10
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Superior Court
Edison County
Anderson
Indiana
Eugene Creagmile
Madison County
Frank 1. Magers Aheeney
Hogs Steady to Strong in Chicago Market Report
The butcher hog market remained steady to strong with top bids at 17.75 for about 70 head of 190 to 210 pounds. Mixed grades 1s and 2s sold in the 17.25 to 17.60 range, while heavier offerings traded around 15 to 16.50. Slaughter steers and heifers showed strength with modest gains, vealers and bulls steady, and slaughter lambs active with prices up to 19.50 for prime springers and 17.50 to 18 for good to choice.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Corn Judgers Are Honored In District and State Plans
Markleville High School Corn Judging team earned third place in the District contest at Alexandria. The squad Bob Hastings Wayne Williams Gary Pate Lanny Myers coached by Tom Garrison will enter the State competition during the State Fair. The Markleville Garden Club to sponsor a Bake Sale May 13 at W. H. Hardy's store Markleville. East Christian Church Homebuilders class will host a Pancake Day May 13 in the church basement. Adams Township Farm Bureau met in the school gym with Jack Robinson presiding. Joe Whistler led a Policy Development discussion. Pet and Hobby Committee presented a Mothers and Fathers day program with each mother given a plant and each father a handkerchief. Refreshments served to 45 members and guests. Mrs Madge McClough visited with Mr and Mrs Ross Ham. Jeanine Collier returned home with her mother Mrs Robert Collier Mrs Marvin Stohler and Mrs Jack Grandison from Hanover College for a stay then returned to Hanover after an appointment in Indianapolis.
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Alexandria
Bob Hastings
Wayne Williams
Gary Pate
Lanny Myers
Tom Garrison
Markelville Garden Club
W. H. Hardy
East Christian Church
Adams Township Farm Bureau
Jack Robinson
Joe Whistler
Pet and Hobby Committee
Madge McClough
Ross Ham
Jeanine Collier
Robert Collier
Marvin Stohler
Jack Grandison
Hanover College
Jeanine
Hanover
Indianapolis
Collier
Welcome Red Church Into Council Would Welcome Red Church Into Council
A Protestant expert on international affairs argued that building cross frontier ties offers a better chance than war to resolve world tensions. Dr. C Frederick Nolde of New York welcomed the Russian Orthodox Church seeking World Council membership as a major ecumenical advance.
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New York
Commission of the Churches On International Affairs
World Council of Churches
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Russian Orthodox Church
World Council
Nolde
Ecumenical Movement
Grand Jury to Probe Carnival Death in Logansport
Cass County grand jury will meet Thursday to investigate the death of carnival worker William Abney 27 of Paris Kentucky. Phillip Fowler 26 of Kokomo admitted beating Abney with a wrench during an argument over sleeping in a truck while both men worked for Drago Amusement Co at a Logansport shopping center carnival.
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Logansport, Ind
Cass County Grand Jury
Phillip Fowler
Kokomo
William Abney
Paris
Drago Amusement Co
Logansport
Fowler
Abney
Automaker Plants Spread Across Forty-Two States
The report notes that automobile or assembly plants operate in forty-two states, reflecting broad geographic distribution and manufacturing footprint across the country.
Worcester man acquitted of rape to sue accusers
Willard Page 24 of Worcester was acquitted of rape charges in Superior Court after nearly four years. He promptly filed $500000 in slander and false arrest suits against the accuser and her escort, Roger Salmonson, saying tests could prove his innocence. His attorney F Lee Bailey said tests would be used if defendants take lie detectors.
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UPI
Willard Page
Worcester
Page
Leuchester
Roger Salmonson
Salmonson
F. Lee Bailey
Fach
Bailey
British Appeals Court Rules Out Reduced Sentences For Spies
The London appeals court rejected pleas for lighter sentences from five members of a Soviet spy ring that stole British Naval secrets. Henry Houghton claimed a bribe offer. co defendants included Ethel Gee Gordon Lonsdale Peter Kroger and his wife Helen, with the Krogers linked to Morris and Lorna Cohen of New York as the FBI identified.
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UPS
Admiralty
Henry F. Houghton
Peter J. Kroger
Helen
Pioneer speaks at IU Medical Alumni Day
Cmdr John Ebersole a medical officer with service on the atomic submarines Nautilus and Seawolf will be the principal speaker today at Indiana University Medical School Alumni Day. He is an IU medical graduate.
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Indianapolis
John Ebersole
Indiana University Medical School
I. U
Space reward plan to honor first astronaut proposed
Air Force veteran Ray Connett of Evansville Indiana proposed that every family donate 1 to the spaceman to ensure America’s first astronaut lives comfortably. He floated the idea Saturday as a nationwide fund to provide a secure future for the pioneer in space.
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Evansville, Ind
UPI
Air Force
Ray Connett
America
Connett
Organization Man's Wife Has Troubles
New York UPI reports Dr. Robert J. Agnew of the University of Pittsburgh says the corporate wife faces tough changes as husbands advance. He notes mobility, home management, and constant support while managing eight rooms of furniture in a six room house.
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New York
UPI
Robert J. Agnew
University of Pittsburgh
Graduate School of Business
Agnew
New York City
Boise
Idaho
Honeybunch
Corporation
Hubby
Jon Blow
PTA
Eve
P. S. Agnew
Watershed concepts explained by a soil conservationist
Phil Van Den Bosch defines watershed as land area draining to a point and explains how runoff, sediment, and flood risks impact towns, farms, and ecosystems. He notes practices like crop rotations and better pastures slow water, increase soil moisture, and improve water storage and quality.
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Phil ‘van den Bosch
Supreme Court backs zoning board in removal order
Indiana high court upholds Kokomo board of zoning appeals order to remove auto wrecking yard on a lot in Komomo addition. The ruling affirms the permit denial and dismissal of due process claim for lack of prior appeal, preserving the injunction against De Schamps.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Supreme Court
Board of Zoning Appeals
High Court
Howard Circuit Court
Harry V DeSchamps
Kokomo
de Schamps
Ohio Policeman to Defend Championship in Police Pistol Match
Patrolman C W Robison of the Ohio State Highway Patrol will defend his individual title at the third international police combat pistol match June 16 18 on Indiana Universitys practical course. The White House police unit will defend its team title. About 3000 in prizes are offered. Last year twenty states Canada and Puerto Rico were represented.
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Bloomington
Ind
C. W. Robison
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Indiana University
Robert F. Borkenstein
White House
Washington
Canada
Puerto Rico
Navy Awards Garrett $5.2 Million For Gas Turbine Compressors
Washington based Garrett Corp wins a Navy contract worth 5.2 million dollars to produce gas turbine compressors for starting and servicing aircraft. The award signals ongoing defense procurement and industrial defense collaboration.
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Navy
Washington
UPI
Garrett Corp
William R. Gray Found Dead After Jump Near Mooresville
The body of 76 year old William R. Gray of Mooresville was recovered from White Lick Creek Sunday night, hours after witnesses say he jumped into the stream about a half mile west of Ind 267, north of Mooresville.
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Martinsville
Ind
William R. Gray
Mooresville
White Lick Creek
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