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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1969

Page

13

Home Loan Costs Drop Reported for Kennedy Era

Advisers to President Kennedy say mortgage money costs have fallen and may keep dropping, signaling savings for home buyers and potential sales boosts for builders. But White House economists warn a government survey shows savings and loan rates higher than expected, with West Coast rates around 7 percent and national averages near 6.15 for new houses, 6.32 for used. Officials expect further declines of about a quarter point, while noting regional variation and the need for careful reading of local conditions before buying.

Washington UPI Kennedy White House Savings and Loan Association Savings Association West Coast Federal Reserve Reserve Board Chicago Emma United States New England

Meeting Cancelled By Wabash Valley Association In Jasper

The Du Bois County chapter of the Wabash Valley Association cancelled its Monday night meeting due to flooded county roads. The organization's primary concern remains flood control.

Jasper, Ind Dubois County Wabash Valley Association

Strong Hog Prices Lift Meat Market in Indianapolis

Hog prices rose Tuesday with butcher hogs and sows 25 cents higher as receipts fell due to high water. Steers and heifers sold steady to higher with mixed lots and feeders varying. cows remained steady to strong. Bulls, lambs, and ewes showed firm to modest gains amid limited early sales and varied weights across the market.

Indianapolis American Tobacco Smetican Beth. Steel Scunswick Chrysler Gontainer Duponteels Estimac Kodakorn Bo Acaised General Electric Inter Harvester T al Kgmiberly-Clark Abest Swift & Co Texaco Texas Instruments Union Carbide U. S. Steel Westinghouse

Local Livestock Market Prices and Grains Mixed

Market notes show livestock prices steady with good steers and heifers at 21.50 to 26.00, calves 30.00 down, cows 12.00 to 16.00, and bulls 19.00 down. Grains opened weak for a fifth day, soybeans bounced then fell, May and July deliveries retreated about six cents from intraday highs as futures closed lower. Africa focus shifts as Japan’s foreign ministry creates a new Africa section to strengthen ties.

Zac Vateweeree

Muncie Livestock Market Closes Early at Two PM

New York AP report notes mixed stock activity with hogs steady to higher in 200 to 240 pound range while other issues show irregular trends. Market overall lacks leadership with gains and losses in a wide range as volume rises across 4,298 issues and major indices drift. Calves and cattle prices listed for standard to low-good grades, with steers, heifers, and cows showing varied but steady to lower trends.

New York Mina Hanine Associated Press

Hogs and Trial Tie to $500000 Slander Suit

In Worcester Massachusetts a jury acquitted Willard Page in a 1956 rape case against a student nurse. Page promptly filed a $500000 slander and false arrest suit against the accusers and their escort, promising libel actions if they failed lie detector tests. Hog prices eased and then steadied as markets opened after the verdict.

Willard Page Worcester Page Wall Saulting Leuchester Bailey

British Appeals Court Rejects Spy Pleas for Lighter Sentences

In London the appeals court refused requests by five Soviet spy ring members to reduce their prison terms for stealing British naval secrets. Defendants included Henry F. Houghton and Ethel Gee, with others linked to the ring such as Gordon Arnold Lonsdale and the Kroger couple, identified by the FBI as Worris and Lorna Cohen. Meanwhile at Indiana University, Cmdr. John Ebersole will headline Medical Alumni Day as a former Nautilus officer and IU graduate.

London UPS Admiralty Henry F. Houghton Gordon Arnold Lonsdale Peter I. Kroger Helen Krogers FBI Americans Worris and Lorna Cohen New Indianapolis John Ebersole Medica Indiana University Medical School I. U

Watersheds and Soil Conservation Guide

Soil conservationist explains watershed basics and the link between land management and water. The piece describes how water drains from land into streams and lakes, the role of watersheds in supply and flood control, and how erosion and sediment raise costs for drinking water, power, and farming communities.

van den Bosch

Ohio Policeman to Defend Championship at International Police 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 16-28 on Indiana University's course. Co ordinator Robert F. Borkenstein said the White House police unit will also return to defend its team title. About $3,000 in prizes are offered in this pistol match limited to policemen, with twenty states Canada and Puerto Rico represented last year.

Bloomington Ind C. W. Robison Ohio State Highway Patrol Indiana University Robert F. Borkenstein EU Police White House Washington Canada Puerto Rico

Navy Awards Five Million Gas Turbine Compressor Contract

The Navy awarded Garrett Corp a 5.2 million dollar contract to manufacture gas turbine compressors for starting and servicing aircraft. Intermixed copy mentions apocryphal space rewards and unrelated local notes about a veteran and a body found in Indiana streams.

Washington UPI Garrett Corp Navy

Shares Near Correction After Recent Advance

Wall Street analysts warn the market may correct after a solid advance. Dow Jones reports cautious moves by institutional buyers and large portfolios. If extended, it could lead to a period of consolidation and another test of last month’s lows. The foreign situation is not a current active concern to traders.

New York API Wall , Street Dow Jones Financial News Service Wall Street Dow Jones

Markleville Corn Judging Team Wins Third at District

Markleville High School Corn Judging team placed third in the district contest at Alexandria. Members Bob Hastings Wayne Williams Gary Pate Lanny Myers coached by Vocational Agriculture teacher Tom Garrison will compete at the state fair. Bake Sale May 13 at W H Hardy's store in Markleville. Pancake Day May 13 at East Christian Church basement. Adams Township Farm Bureau met in school gym. Jack Robinson led meeting. Joe Whistler discussed Policy Development. Pet and Hobby Committee presented a Mothers and Fathers day program with a plant for mothers and handkerchiefs for fathers. Refreshments for 43 attendees. Mrs Madge McClough visited with Mr and Mrs Ross Ham. Jeanine Collier returned to Hanover College in Indianapolis with her mother Mrs Robert Collier Mrs Marvin Stohler and Mrs Jack Grandison.

Markleville Marklesville High School Alexandria Bob Hastings Wayne Williams Gary Pate Lanny Myers Tom Garrison Markelville Garden Club W. H. Hardy Markiejville 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 Grandson Hanover College Jeanine Hanover Indianapolis Collier Grandison

Organization Man's Wife Faces Corporate Strain

New York Ledger outlines how the wife of an organization man navigates a work dominated life. A professor notes corporate husbands often forego vacations, while wives shoulder social pressures and coordinate domestic duties amid executive demands.

New York Imate Stich Che Aimee Aoe Pitts Hoboy Asburgh Burgh Graduate School of Poe Pgh Ofm Ueirj Gee Industri Ieee Agnew Teibe

Auction Sales and Real Estate Offers May 10-24

Auction items include real estate, autos, and personal property across Indiana and New Jersey. Listings note multiple auctions by Joe Kellam, Jim Bradley, and Walter R. Bagot with dates May 10 through May 24. Also covered are executor sales, public notices, and a legal discussion on medical society membership and AMA accreditation.

Curtis Clem Knightstown Joe Kellum Jim Bradley Walter R. Bagot Main St 56Th St Kirk Trenton N.J Robert Ey New Jersey Osteopath Wiles Hamilton St Fortville County Medical Society V. Byrne Good Reeman Pan See Medical School Lower Ashit Elizabeth Midwest Dllesex County Medical Society Acem Cane Fully& Co Re- Anderson Banking Company Dow Fletcher St Egg Hood American Medical Association Jones New Brunswick Claude Daisy Cass Joe Kel Philadelphias College of Ostepathy Sunrey AMA Shirley and Wilkinson al Ion Nes Ward Stier i Petersen Sursery Milan Ama College Dricks Street H. D. Kirk Surioneargery Jersey City St. Peter’s General Hosdat Pital Falcone Loval Lpad Coca-Cola Adv Supreme Court Anderson Ray Sarah J Jel Becaus Horih Frankton

Market views mix on earnings and policy shifts

L C Hooper of W Hutton & Co notes the market has absorbed poor first quarter earnings and hints at influence from firmer international policy. He says Washington aims to regain initiative in the cold war, with business improving but not signaling a boom. Vienna eyes tourist areas as part of plans to limit noise and vehicle damage affecting public health and tourism.

L. C. Hooper W. &. Hutton & Co Washington Vienna API Trade Ministry Austria Oe Tost

Would Welcome Red Church Into Council

Dr O Frederick Nolde of New York, director of the Commission of the Churches on International Affairs, says cross frontier ties offer a better chance than war to settle world tensions. He welcomes the Holy Synod of the Russian Orthodox Church applying for World Council membership, viewing it as a step in the ecumenical movement toward peace with justice and freedom.

Anes O. Frederick Nolde New York Commission of the Churches On International Affairs World Council of Churches International Missionary Council Holy Synod of the Russian Orthodox Church World Council Nolde Ecumenical Movement

Grand Jury Will Investigate Death in Cass County Indiana

The Cass County Grand Jury will meet Thursday to investigate the death of carnival worker Phillip Fowler aged 26. Police say he was beaten with a wrench and died after being found in Madison County. Court documents show final settlement accounts and heir notices related to the decedent’s estate, with clerks and attorneys identified.

Logansport Ind Cass County Grand Jury Phillip Fowler Libert James Joy al Breet Kokome Madison County Andersen, Ling William Abney Indiana Euge Creagmilfe Suneriiz Frank T Mageks Altarhey

Carnival worker clash leads to wrench attack in Logansport

Report states Fowler told officers he struck Abney with a wrench during an argument over sleeping in a truck at a Dragon Amusement Co carnival in Logansport's shopping area. The piece notes numerous auto plants across 42 states.

Dragon Amusement Co Logansport Fowler Abney Jover

State Supreme Court Upholds Zoning Board In Removal Order

Indiana Supreme Court upholds the Kokomo zoning board’s removal order against auto wrecking yard operator Harry V De Schamps. The ruling affirms denial of a permit to run the yard in a jet in a none industrial area. due process claim rejected for not being raised earlier.

State Supreme Court Indianapolis GPL Indiana Supreme Court Board of Zoning Appeals High Court Howard Circuit Court Harry V DeSchamps Kokomo Kokoro Board of Zoning Appeals de Schamps

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