Rains Delay Farm Work in Indiana Fields
Indiana farmers lag about 12 days behind normal spring scheduling as of last week says agricultural statistician Robert E. Straszheim. Plowing for corn and soybeans is two-fifths done versus the usual two-thirds. only a few acres planted and tomato growers report half their planned acreage could be set. Wheat stands at 9 inches, oats 3 inches, with slow growth and soils saturated limiting field work to half the possible time.
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Smith-Corona reports $1.913 million federal tax refund
Syracuse based Smith-Corona Marchant Inc said on Wednesday it received a federal income tax refund of $1,913,212 to bolster its cash position. The refund supports the firm’s liquidity as it moves to strengthen finances.
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Dooley Items Donated To Notre Dame By Family
The personal effects of the late Thomas Dooley III missionary doctor in the Laos jungle are donated to the University of Notre Dame by his family.
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Dooley
South Bend, Ind
Exchange Borrowings Rise to 2.945 Billion on NYSE
Borrowings by New York Stock Exchange member firms increased by 328 million dollars in the four weeks ending April 26 to 2.945 billion. The rise partly reflects credit extended to customers subscribing to AT&T financing. Borrowings were 2.923 billion in the same period a year earlier.
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New York Stock Exchange
American Telephone & Telegraph
Nixon Launches nationwide speaking tour with Ohio stop
President Nixon spoke to about 1,100 at a $100 plate dinner in Columbus addressing supporters. He arrived on a sunny spring day to a warm welcome from a small airport crowd, continuing his nationwide tour since the election.
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Nixon
Nixon Urges GOP to Field Strong Candidates for 1964
Nixon spoke in Monterey and praised Eisenhower while saying the party must mount a robust slate of national contenders by 1964. He warned that Democratic gains would loosen fiscal restraint and push big spending and taxes, urging a massive Republican effort to counter Kennedy’s programs. He criticized Kennedy for failing to ask sacrifices and said the administration would gain a green light to spend more if Democrats win big.
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De Gaulle Presses for Algerian Referendum on Future
De Gaulle argues for a free Algerian vote on their future, insisting no group can decide for them. He favors close association with France and warns that failure to reach accords could lead to partition to shield those wishing to stay French. Rebels call for full independence before any association.
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France
Algeria
Diplomat's Plane Missing After Africa flight
U S diplomat Bouchier 39 logged 13 000 flight hours. The plane left Brazzaville then Fort Lamy before radio contact over Edjele Algeria near the Libyan border. A vast search by French aircraft followed as no further contact was made.
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French Congo
Fort Lamy
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Edjele
Algeria
Precinct Officer Remains Active After 38 Years
Probers check in her home at 830 West 15 Street where she has served as a precinct election officer for several elections. She said no dis.
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Contamination Rain, Plumbing, and Cottage Cheese Reports
Reports cite increased septic tank failures amid contamination rain. Complaints of out of state cottage cheese spoilage noted, while local cottage cheese rated Grade A. City Attorney Campbell discussed a safety ordinance for trampolines. several injuries were reported last year. Board of Health and Safety Board approved the ordinance. Dr. Armington and Dr. Jones presided at yesterday’s meeting.
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Jack Campbell
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Urban League awards list for gala banquet
The Urban League presents awards to Judge Carl T. Smith Zebedee Christian Mrs Norman Beck Russell Murdock Mrs Rosa Marsh and Mrs Juanita Berry The benediction will be given by Reverend Farr Peterson pastor of Wallace Temple AMF Zion Church banquet open to public with over 300 expected attendees per William B Harper executive director of the League
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Zebedee Christian
Norman Beck
Russell Murdock
Rosa Marsh
Juanita Berry
Farr Peterson
Wallace Temple Amf. Zion Church
William B. Harper
The
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Involuntary Car Check to Begin Citywide
Enforcement officers plan a city and county voluntary check as soon as possible to enforce vehicle standards. The initiative aims to conduct area inspections and ensure compliance throughout the region.
Police extend voluntary check in front of City Hall
Traffic Captain Fred Richardson and Police Inspector Robert Graham said the voluntary check in front of City Hall continues at least through today starting at 9 30 a m to aid night workers. Special checking lines will be created at various places and times.
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Fred Richardson
Robert Graham
City Hall
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