Leading Purdue Economist To Speak At Pendleton Meeting
Purdue University Agricultural Economist Edward E. Carson will lead a farm outlook discussion at 7 30 p m Monday October 12 in Pendleton New Elementary Building Multipurpose Room hosted by Fred Wolf Yong Teacher. Harald Berry notes focus on drought impact on prices hogs cattle and feed crops with long term prospects and inflation effects, plus job opportunities and currency demand.
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Edward E. Carson
Purdue University
Harald R. Berry
Pendleton High School
Pendleton
Fred Wolf
Yong
Carson
Harold R. Berry
Berry
Harold Berry
115th Riley Anniversary Observance In Indianapolis
The Hoosier poet James Whitcomb Riley born 115 years ago is remembered with a program by Children of P. B. C. No. 9 at his Lockerbie Street home. A Riley Memorial wreath will be placed on his tomb at Crown Hill Cemetery. The Riley Hospital for Children, funded by the association, has treated over 130000 children in four decades. Local ceremonies include Greenfield students visiting Riley’s birthplace and statue, while critics note Riley’s dialect yet praise his genius.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Indiana
Lockerbie St
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Crown Hill
Riley Hospital For Children
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Spoat
West Main ‘Street
Court House
Four Somali Raiders Killed by Kenyan Police
Four Somali raiders were killed by tribal policemen in Kenya's northeast region near the Somali border. One Kenyan policeman also died in the clash, authorities said, amid ongoing border tension and raids.
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Tshombe Loyal Gendarmes Desert to Bush with Weapons
About 500 former Katanga Province gendarmes reportedly loyal to Congo Premier Moise Tshombe deserted to the bush with their weapons, according to a Saturday report from Elisabethville.
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Elisabethville
the Congo
UPIK
Katanga
Congo
Moise Tshombe
Local Girls Graduate From Nursing School
Miss Anne Collier Miss Dorothy Dickerson Miss Joy Ford and Miss Janice Fulks, all of Anderson, were among 50 in Class B-14 who graduated last week from the School of Practical Nursing of Indianapolis Public Schools. Ceremony at Arsenal Technical High School featured speaker Richard H. Emery. A pinning ceremony and lunch preceded. Each received a diploma and medal. Dickerson Collier and Ford trained at Methodist Hospital, Fulks at Community Hospital in Indianapolis.
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Anne Collier
Dorothy Dickerson
Joy Ford
Janice Fulks
Anderson
Tthe School of Practical Nursing
Indianapolis
Arsenal Technical High School
Richard H. Emery
Gideon Society
Leach
Paul Wetzel
Dickerson
Collier
Ford
Methodist Hospital
Fulks
Community Hospital
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Dog author notes reader praise for neurotic dog book
The Daily Mail reported Eric Gurney, author of How to Live with a Neurotic Dog, received a note on manila paper from a woman saying her dog enjoyed the book. The item highlights reader feedback and the public reaction to the canine themed work.
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London
VPI
The
Daily Mail
Eric Gurney
Fire Prevention Week Proclaimed by President Johnson
President Lyndon B. Johnson issues a proclamation designating the week beginning October 4, 1963, as Fire Prevention Week and urging federal, state, and local action to disseminate fire safety information and reduce preventable fires nationwide. The proclamation calls on the Red Cross, chambers of commerce, unions, farms, schools, and information agencies to promote fire safety year round and supports community fire departments.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
American National Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Herun
Washington
United States of American
George Ball
Ten More Years for South Viet Nam War Study Says
A Royal Institute study in World Today warns it may take at least ten more years to defeat Viet Cong guerrillas in South Viet Nam even with U S aid. It also predicts a decade of fighting in Malaysia and urges continued Western involvement and regional cooperation to deter broader conflicts.
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London
UPI
Royal Institute For International Affairs
Viet Nam
U.S
the World Today
Malaysia
Southeast Asia
United States
Brit Lain
South Viet Nam
Rome Council Takes Action Toward Unity
Vatican council moves toward Christian unity by admitting Catholic fault in the split and allowing Catholics to attend other denominations services. It also addresses divine revelation and lay roles as over 2,000 church leaders approve shared blame for the schism and invite Protestant and Orthodox brethren to seek forgiveness. In a separate matter, Roy Baldwin’s first degree murder trial in Columbus, Indiana, was moved to Jackson Circuit Court at Brownstown.
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Vatican City
UPI
Ecumenical Council
Warden of God
Columbus
Ind
Roy Baldwin
Lonnie Casey
Jackson
Brownstown
Nicholson File to Install Six New Annealing Furnaces
Nicholson File plans to spend 310000 on six annealing furnaces to replace the current system. Frederick Ludy states the program will reduce scrap and meet customer demand as R and D engineer Nichols Anderson leads the effort with E Blair LeFevre and Lothair Henning noting decades of service. Donald graduates benefit from quick placement as the project advances under engineering leadership.
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Frederick Ludy
Nichols Anderson
Lothair Henning
E. Blair LeFevre
Nicholson
Donald
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