Hodges Sees U.S. Economy Improving on Multiple Fronts
Secretary Hodges reported broad gains in April including higher personal incomes, wages, factory sales and new orders. Industrial production rose 2.4 percent, nonfarm jobs increased, and durable goods orders up four percent. He noted Europe stronger than the U.S. and outlined a $1.5 billion annual international accounts deficit. The Housing Agency approved Charlestown Indiana’s community improvement program for federal aid.
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Leach School Enrollment Set Thursday
The annual spring enrollment for Leach Elementary first graders joining in fall 1961 will be Thursday from 1 to 4 PM. A Madison County Health Board speaker will discuss health, with Mrs. Griffiths outlining the Speech and Hearing Department. Enrollment requires birth certificate and health information for children six by November 1 in Lafayette Township.
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Trucks Haul Water To Illini Community
Two trucks brought 22 000 gallons of water to Braidwood Illinois while the town repairs its water pump. Civil Defense said more trucks would arrive from Ft Sheridan and Creve Coeur. Farmers from Peotone donated vehicles to relay water for 14 days. Health officer Felix Tornabene urged residents to boil water as a precaution.
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YMCA Offers Swimming Classes for Young Children
The YMCA opens enrolment this week for six to eight year old children in two age groups. Courses run June 12 to 30 and July 10 to 28 with IS lessons, Monday through Friday afternoons. About 130,000 gallons and over 300 children were involved last year. 85 percent learned to swim.
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Social Security Benefits Reach 11,000 in County
A Madison County report shows December 1960 benefits totaling $743,200 with 11,000 local residents receiving old age or disability payments. The data notes a national rise in beneficiaries under the 1960 changes, and highlights averages for couples and widows. Funeral services for Eva Truitt Pendleton are announced.
Congo Parliament Crisis Deepens Amid Leadership Split
In Leopoldville the Congo crisis widens as Kasavubu and Gizenga clash over parliament's reconvening. Gizenga orders a Kamina session, claiming Lumumba's legal succession, while Kasavubu seeks Leopoldville reopening. Diplomatic observers doubt widespread attendance despite UN guarantees. separate Indiana data notes December 1960 old-age payments reach 416,923 people totaling $26.6 million monthly and $325 million for the year.
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Anderson Student Honored At College
Jerry Lewis son of Mr and Mrs Jack Boyd was one of ten students chosen from the University of Cincinnati for special recognition. Daleville obituary notes Ray Huffman aged 76 lifelong resident died at home Tuesday. Survivors include his widow Arzella and two daughters.
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Action Downtown CenHaged From Page One
Anderson merchants launched ACTION Downtown, a forward looking program to enliven the shopping district with style shows novel programs and constant presentation of goods. The plan aims to attract shoppers and spur growth employment and improvement in the downtown area.
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Baccalaureate Continues For Frankton Schools Graduates
The Frankton Schools hold a baccalaureate with 81 graduates led by Ben Richwine and Carol Swackhamer as president and vice president of the Wass. Speakers include Lynn Gibson of Bridgeport and Harold of Anderson. Exercises set for May 26.
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Jurors Hear Continued From Page One Aired By Salient
Jurors hear continuation of proceedings from Page One in a case aired by Kenneth and Helen Salient. The report emphasizes ongoing testimony and contested evidence as the trial progresses with key figures named in coverage.
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Russell L. Bryan obituary page note from Anderson era
Russell L. Bryan, 45, of Muncie, formerly of Anderson, died Tuesday morning at Ball Memorial Hospital in Muncie. Born January 3, 1916, in Gas City, he moved from Anderson to Muncie in 1953. A 1936 Anderson High School graduate, he attended Ball State Teachers College and served in naval duty during World War II. He was a member of St. Marys Catholic Church in Muncie and the Green Hills Country Club.
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Paul Brust 49 Dies At Elwood
Paul Brust 49 of 2165 A Street Elwood died at Mercy Hospital at 6 30 p m Tuesday of a heart ailment after nine months illness Born Switzvan Indiana March 22 1912 he was son of Frederick and Daisy Brust He married Audrie Trimble February 4 1942 A World War I Army veteran he was a member of the American Legion Eagles Lodge and Prudential Insurance for eight years A resident of Elwood 14 years he belonged to the Denver Cola Presbyterian Church and attended the Baptist Reh City church here Surviving are the widow one son Bruce a daughter Sharon a sister Mrs Paul Indianine Palmer Anderson and a brother Lowell S Brust Dugger Services will be held at 9 am Thursday in St Marys Church Maneie burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Eichmann Hears Continuation From Page One
The court heard testimony about a clergyman arrested in 1940 for protesting against Jewish treatment and saved by a Nazi doctor who cited a dead grandfather. Survivors are listed for several families. Burial details and funeral home arrangements follow for multiple individuals including Alma L McKown and Lucy Wood. The article also covers the defense and prosecution in Eichmann’s case and fragments about postwar trials and testimonies.
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Franklin College hosts central Indiana Baptist meeting and moonwatch briefing
Seventy pastors and laymen from four central Indiana associations joined Franklin College for a weekend of meetings and a luncheon. The event included observations by the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory moonwatch team and plans to form the Smithsonian List Associates of Franklin College to organize further communication and satellite tracking activities.
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Shareholders Vote New Rail Merger
Shareholders of New York Chicago and St. Louis Rail Road known as Nickel Plate approved a plan to merge with Nor folk Western Railway. The deal includes acquisition of the Wabash Railroad and Sandusky Line, linking three lines. Pennsylvania Railroad owns a third of N and most of Wabash. Masons slate session May 24 in Masonic hall for Royal and Select Masters degrees.
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Bolling Named President of Quaker School
Dr Bolling named president of the Quaker school succeeding Dr Tom Jones. An educator and international affairs analyst he has served as professor and general secretary, joining the faculty in 1948 and taking the post in 1958. He has wartime reporting experience and led overseas news efforts in Europe and the Mediterranean. The article notes his family ties, radio TV appearances, and expected family additions.
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61 Assembly Bobble Delays Credit Union Law Start
INDIANAPOLIS AP A legislative miscue delays the effective date of a tightened credit union law until acts are published and distributed, likely late summer. The July 1 start date is void without an emergency clause. past misplacements and a 1958 Noble County fraud probe underpin the unsettled measures and a former manager faces embezzlement prison time.
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Korea unrest spurs U N and U S calls for order
Gen Carter Magruder and U S chargé d affaires Marshall Green urged military chiefs to restore civilian authority in South Korea. The State Department cautioned it could not comment amid fluid events as Chang’s regime faced unrest. Despite aid plans, unemployment and rising prices press the nation. The U N command reported few troops active and little public backing for the coup. About 3,600 reserves remained in Seoul and other cities as turmoil lingered.
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Emmy Awards Honor Macbeth Cast And Italians Die In Crash
The Macbeth stars Maurice Evans and Judith Anderson won best single performance while Maurice Evans and Judith Anderson acknowledged Shakespeare's influence. Fred Astaire added another Emmy for best program achievement in variety. In Foggia Italy three Italian airmen died when two jet planes collided Tuesday.
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