Eight to Receive Purdue Honorary Degrees at 112th Commencement
Purdue University will award honorary degrees at the 112th commencement to eight former staff members. Recipients include Harald A. Bolz dean of engineering at Ohio State, James J. Campbell president of Consumers Power, C. Jelleff Carr of the Army Research Office, James E. Goodman executive VP of GM, Robert F. Hurt president of Lockheed Propulsion, Raemer Schreiber Los Alamos official, Robert C. Wheeler executive VP of Corn Products, and Ernest C. Young dean emeritus of Purdue Graduate School.
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Lafayette, Ind
Harald A. Bolz
College of Engineering
Ohio State
James J. Campbell
Consumers Power Co
Jackson, Mich
C. Jelleff Carr
Army Research Office
Arlington
James E. Goodman
General Motors Corp
Robert F. Hurt
Lockheed Propulsion Co
Redlands
Cal
Raemer Schreiber
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
New Mexico
Robert C. Wheeler
Corn Products Co
New York
Ernest C. Young
Purdue Graduate School
Funeral rites for Sharon Wilson today at Copher and Fesler
Sharon Wilson of 215 N 6th died in Mercy Hospital Monday. Her funeral is at 10 a.m. at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home. The Rev. Maurice Kessler will officiate. Burial follows in Elwood City Cemetery. She was injured in a May 16 auto crash.
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Elwood
Sharon Wilson
N. 6Th
Mercy Hospital
Copher
Frankton
Juan Castro
Point Isabel
Joseph Dutchatan
Ft. Wayne
Frank Harting
Idress Davenport
N. D St
Raymond Bousley
Boyt A. Haisley
Fairmount
Lynn A. Ball
Alexandria
James Dickey
Ray Wardwell
S. A St
June Cole
James Pitcock
Harrison Sr
Charles Brewer
J St
Indiana Credit Unions See Asset Rise to New Highs
Federal data show Indiana credit unions boosted total assets by 13.3 percent to exceed 159 million dollars, with member totals and loans also climbing. The report notes rising savings and loans per member amid a period of growth across the state's credit union sector.
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Chicago
UPI
Department of Health, Education ‘and Welfare
Indiana
England
Elwood Church
Siened
Fire damages Elwood home on 1336 St G St
Fire at 1336 St G Street in Elwood caused extensive kitchen damage and smoke damage throughout the house of James Whitehead. The blaze started when a can of gasoline spilled and was ignited by a hot water heater flame, with the Elwood fire department reporting the damage.
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Elwood
James Whitehead
St. G St
Elwood Fire Department
Iwood
Double & Saddle Club
King Ranch
S. J St
Scripps Stock Sale Challenge Sparks Antitrust Debate
The Justice Department pressed Scripps Co to divest from the Cincinnati Enquirer citing alleged control of the Enquirer along with the Post and Times-Star. The suit, filed in U S District Court, seeks a court order to require sale of stock and argues the action would curb restraint of trade and monopoly under antitrust laws.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
UPI
Justice Department
E. S
Scripps Co
Cincinnati Post
Times-Star
Cincinnati Enquirer
Enquirer
the Post
Washington
U.S District Court
Scripps
The
Post
Cincinnati Enquirer, Inc
Elwood Court Cases Heard
Court session reviewed several matters in Elwood with remarks on fair handling. The proceedings touched on disputed actions involving Scripps and the Engulrer while addressing compliance concerns and potential remedies.
Elwood Community Notes Include Church, Court, and Club
Elwood church activities feature First Baptist class on Nehemiah themes and Bible study led by Mrs Cornelious with a social hour and games. Elwood court reports several youth speeding and reckless driving cases with fines and future dates while the Jolly Women's Club gathers at a member home for a June 9 meeting.
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Elwood
First Baptist Church
Rom
And
Ans
Kenneth Sigler
William Cornell
All Christian Sciencejoys
Julius
Marvin Field
Jerusal
Nehemiah
Christian Science Radio
Unitak
Ome
New York
Chicago
Mel of Man’s Sonship
Amazon River
Michiel Tancey
Stephen L. Pierce
Rily Elwood
Phillip J. Scaletta
Fr. Wayne
Fred Roller
Creddish
Fel/St
Jimmie Harvey
Anderson
Noble Mull
Fred. Smith
William Cornelious
Land
Willard Anderson
Led
Shirley Gregory
Costs
Douglas L. Goodwin
Alice. Byers
Ethel Clark
S. H St
Ruth Plake
Ethelspear
Lambert
Tipton
Stephen Dean
Lucille Rominger
Jolly Women's Club
John R. Frye
Maude Barnes
Marie Robertson
Earl Caldwell
S. A
Sar St
Joaah Gardner
Nancy Ball
Thelma Vandergriff
Mary. Jane Leisure
Aulta Low
Delano Dalton
Mount
Arthur C. Eckle
Battle Creek
Mich
William H. Ogden
Judy Hoover
West Va
Kim-Khat
Warren Commission
Amanda Beeman
Dauble C. Farley
Ypsilanti
Ng Fox
Kay Hen
PSCI
Ward L. Swinford
Dricks
Daisy Fox
Iderson
FBI
Secret Service
Patty Mauck
Opali
Robertson
Warren Commis- Hoover
Hall
Indianapolis
Opal Hoover
Kennedy Death Site Studied
Dallas police re-enactment of President Kennedy's assassination examined the Texas School Book Depository Building as the sole firing location. A government spokesman said the Justice Department waited after discovering the stock, with the anti rust division rekindling interest following a recent complaint whose filer remained undisclosed.
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Dallas
Kennedy
Texas School Book Deposit
Tory Building
The
Dallas Times
Justice Department
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Indiana Credit Union
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Red Cross Nursing Home
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Barbara Taylor
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Margaret E. Wallace
Martha L. Glidewell
Herald
Yorktown, Ind
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