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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1961

Page

24

Judges Uphold Action Ending $950,000 Suit

Indiana Supreme Court split ruling kept in place a dismissal of a long dead judgment against Hammond tied to Bar rett bond issues. The estate of William Bartlett sought to stop abandonment, arguing the case should not be voided, while Hammond won on grounds the suit had lapsed years ago. The court said prompt action was needed to maintain an emergency mandate, with one dissent.

Indianapolis UPI Indiana Supreme Court Hammond High Court William Bartlett Lake Superior Court 5 Richard Zilkey Harold Acter Arch Bobbitt Porter

Congo Chiefs Oppose Home Rule Move

In Leopoldville tribal chiefs oppose home rule as demands to carve the Congo into many small states grow. The Coquilhatville conference backing President Kasavubu approved 19 states for a federation with a strong center, while locals seek four more states and potential new applications.

Leopoldville the Congo UPI Congo Coquilhatville Joseph Kasavubu

Iron ore reserves in Cuba rank fourth worldwide

Cuba holds large deposits of iron ore along with manganese copper tungsten and other vital minerals. The island ranks fourth globally in iron ore reserves according to the report, signaling significant mineral wealth for the region.

Havana Cuba Island

Kentucky Blended Whiskey 65 Percent Grain Neutral Spirits

A 65 percent grain neutral spirits blend defines the Kentucky Blended Whiskey. Since 1869 the product has marketed as uniform and fine. The label underscores a traditional heritage and consistent composition across batches.

Kentucky

Methodist Church Class Colors and Motto

The class colors are charcoal gray red and white the class flower is the happiness rose and the class motto is Let the knowledge of the past be used for the future.

Bill to Seek Curb on Gas Rate Raises

Washington senior senator John A Carell plans a bill to ban pipeline companies from raising gas rates without Federal Power Commission authorization. The measure aims to stop pyramiding of disputed rate increases, citing Colorado Minnesota Michigan Illinois and Tennessee as examples. Kil led by train Earl W Patton 54 a La Porte farm hand was killed by a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train near Union Mills last Monday.

Washington UPI John A. Carell Federal Power Commission LA Porte, Ind Earl W. Patton la Porte Baltimore & Ohio Union Mills

Bourguiba Lodge Hold Conference in Tunis

In Tunis President Habib Bourguiba met Henry Cabot Lodge honorary president of the American Institute of International Studies for about an hour. Lodge praised Bourguiba as a great statesman and called the meeting an honor and privilege. Treasure Island near San Francisco is noted as the largest man made island in the U.S.

Tunis Tunisia UPI Habib Bourguiba Henry Cabot Lodge U.S United Nations Bourguiba Lodge United States Treasure Island San Francisco

Crude Oil Imports Inquiry Ordered by Patman Panel

Rep. Wright Patman directs a House Small Business Committee subcommittee led by Rep. Tom Steed to probe foreign crude oil import programs. The inquiry aims to examine policy effects, regulatory oversight, and potential vulnerabilities in oil supply security.

Crude Oil Imports Inquiry Washington UPI Wright Patman D-Tex Patman Small Business Committee Tom Steed D-Okla

Import program under scrutiny weakens domestic oil industry

Patman said the objective was to determine whether the import program was weakening the domestic oil industry and fostering monopoly control.

Tion Patman

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