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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1961

Page

3

Westinghouse Chief Vows Ethic Drive After Price Fixing

Westinghouse president Mark Cresap testified to Senate investigators promising to make ethical business practices a way of life. He outlined steps to curb price-rigging, including affidavits when executives meet competitors, an internal antitrust section, and a law professor advisory board. General Electric has fired most of the similar offenders.

Washington UPID Mark W. Cresap Jr Westinghouse Electric Corp Senate Antitrust Subcommittee Westinghouse Cresap General Electric Philadelphia Westinghorse

May breakfast at Summitville WSCS parish gathering

The WSCS of Summitville Methodist Church held its annual May breakfast in the church annex. After the meal, Mrs. Fred Overshiner led the meeting with devotions by Mrs. Tom Miller. A district talk was given by Mrs. John Simmonds of Anderson. Attendees included many local members and guests. two notable notices reported: Eugene Johnson's heart attack and the birth of Ronald Eugene to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Doult.

Summitville W.S.C.S Methodist Church Fred Overshiner Tom Miller D. Sayson Denny W.S.C.5 John Simmonds Anderson Overshiner Harold Doult Ronald Eugene Clyde Denny East Walnut St

Wabash and White Rivers Fall Remain Above Flood Stage

Indiana reports show the Wabash and White Rivers falling on Wednesday but still above flood levels at southern points. Key readings include New Harmony at 21.9 feet and Hazleton White at 27.4 feet with flood stages 10 and 16 feet respectively.

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