White House Historical Association funds support upkeep bills
The White House Historical Association reports 414 785 dollars raised for upkeep through August 31 1986 while expanding acquisitions and staff costs. A call for reuse of pencils and clips is noted along with a postal workers fundraiser and public interest in sustaining White House Park Services. President Johnson discusses long term development with Vietnamese officials and US aid programs. The House approves a 600 raise for member stationery allowances, and Export-Import Bank approves a 5 598 000 loan to Israel Airlines for a Boeing 707 jet.
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Gary Post-Tribune case upends lower court ruling
Indiana appellate court splits eight to while reversing judgment for Merchie Prattier against Northwest Publica tions. It orders trial on whether tavern owner C D Tully owed duty to protect patrons during a holdup and if Pratt was harmed by the robber.
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Indiana Corn Arkansas Hog Plane Prizes Clash In Contest
Spokane Washington reports the strategic air command competition where the 305th and 43rd Bomb Wings vie for the Fairchild Trophy as the best bombing and navigation unit. local wagers include a hog and a bushel of corn between Arkansas Jackconvills chamber and Bunker Hill base council amid a tight first round. Col Howard J Fry leads the 305th amid last year’s third place finish by the 205th and 43rd Wing’s Wednesday round progress.
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DAR chapter thanks papers for Constitution Week support
Rik-tha-we-nund Chapter of Indiana thanks editors for cooperation during Constitution Week. A copy of the editorial will be sent to the Indiana chairman and placed in a scrapbook for display at the Continental Congress in Washington. Letter signed by Mrs. William E. B. Schofield, Regent. FX actor to direct Hollywood segment of Bob Hope program.
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Richmond Radiotelephone Sale Approved in Indiana
The Public Service Commission approved the sale of Richmond Radiotelephone Inc to General Telephone Co. General will operate mobile service in the Richmond area and set rates. The PSC also authorized United Telephone Co. to borrow 33.739 million for working capital and improvements.
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