Machine Pitch Becomes Fatal At Indiana High School
Lewisville Indiana High School senior Aasain Green died after a ball hurled by a machine pitcher struck his temple during the first practice. The incident occurred on the opening day of the term as players stood near the batter's box about 10 feet away. Officials said the device was loaded and briefly used before being set aside as temperamental. Green, editor of the yearbook and Hoosier Boys’ State delegate, died 25 minutes after arrival at hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisville
Ind
UPI
Jly
Oaes Eaedeald Tenis
Iille High School
Ing
Ibi Urat
Green
Robert Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Brain Sur
Comity School
Richard Green
Harold Green
Lew-pene
Ralph Shute _or
Little Henry Isville
Mark Cronk
Shute
Lacey
Bert Lacey
Cronk
Mike
Richie
Team Teaching Discussed At Perry Township Workshop
Dr. Edward E. Glenn superintendent of Perry Township Metropolitan School District spoke at a 1 PM workshop for Anderson elementary teachers at Lindberg School. His topic was Team Teaching in Perry Township. Perry is among the first Indiana districts to adopt team teaching for an entire elementary school. Russell Davis assistant superintendent presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward £. Glenn
Perry Township
Marion County
Anderson
Lindberg School
Notice of Appointment and Final Accounts
Legal notices announce Paul Berish appointed Executor of Creason estate on August 26 1963 in Anderson Indiana with six month claim filing deadline. estate reportedly solvent. Also final account filed for Harry T DeLanter estate no 15691 by Anderson Banking Company with court date August 17 1969 for approval. notices urge interested parties to appear in Madison County Superior Court Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Berish
Creason
Anderson
Ind
Eugene Creagmile
Superior Ciy
Madison County
Harry T. DeLanter
Anderson Banking Company
Bumneee
Davissey
Copper & Farr
Superior Court
Hefosa
Eugene Creagmule
Superior Court of
Indiana
Wilson G. Anderson
Leona P. Block
Lawrence M. Busby
Minnie Ossenberg
Frank W. Ossenberg
Teicha
Calary
Pete
Bains
Reynolds
Bacco
Lorillard
Ametieg
U.S. Treasury
State OF
Madison
Monte Lee Patton
Kenneth. W. Hipes
Esther MM. Hipes
Cleveland Odel Patton
Wayne C. Wilmer
Busby. Davisson
Cooper & Farry
Ugene Creegmile
Beckman, Rotruck
Talks with De Gaulle on Vietnam and Alliance
Paris sources report President de Gaulle and U S Under secretary George W Ball held a warm discussion on Vietnam and the Western alliance. No details were released though U S officials signaled renewed interest in De Gaulle aiding settlement, possibly at Sept 9 news conference. Lance Cpl Michael J Hoppesson wounded in action in South Vietnam, recovering in Okinawa. Earlham-E Rochester program allows three years at Earlham and two at Rochester for dual degrees.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
George W. Ball
Johnson
U.S
United States
de Gaulle
Ball
Elysee Palace
France
China
Viet Nam
Wall Street slips as steel strike delay looms
AP report describes a mixed stock market with an eight day delay on steel strike deadlines. Major industrials fell while Union Carbide traded strongly on blocks. Dow dropped 2.53 to 893.10 as volume rose to 5.18 million amid broader gains and losses.
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New York
Wall Street
Union Carbide
Lit
Dow Jones
Associated Press
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
American Tel
Alcoa
Beth
Steel
Brunswick
Chrysler
Dupont
BIOS
Eastman
Ford
Sasa
General Dynamics
General Motors
Goodyear
Inter
Harvester
Johns-Manville
SLI
Homestake Mining
Nasas
Lynch Co. Ie
Minnesota
Ingee
New York Central
Norfolk Western
Pennsylvania Ry
Radio Corp
Sears Roebuck
Southern Co
Sper Rand
N. A
Wed
Swift & A
Texaco
Fei
J. S. Steel
Rfoe Westinghouse
Bipprox
Stock Quotations From Thomson & McKinnon
Prices listed below show the stock closed yesterday. Parentheses indicate bid and offer levels. The quotation column reflects market activity and settlement values as read by the firm.
Butcher Hog Prices Weaken In Indianapolis Auction
AP dispatch from Indianapolis notes hog prices easing with butchers weaker by up to 25 cents, sows down around 95 cents, fluctuating headcounts. Cattle and calves show steady to active trading with various price ranges for steers, heifers, cows, and vealers. Sheep and lambs remain fairly active with steady to firm trends and spring lamb quotes in the 22.00 to 22.50 range.
Wheat Offsets Sales Flurry On Chicago Board Prices
Wheat futures closed firm on the Chicago Board of Trade despite mixed, light trading and mild selling waves. Soybeans led the losses with more than 2 cents per bushel slip, rye down as much as a cent, while September corn and oats rose slightly and other months eased. Traders noted profit takers in soybeans and generally light, speculative activity throughout the grain pits.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Hogs Steady to Lower Prices At Emge’s Market
Hogs ranged 24.75 to 24.90 for 190 to 240 pounds and 23.75 to 24.75 for 940 to 300 pounds. Sows at 22.75 down. Cattle steady with steers and heifers 24.00 to 27.00, good stock 22.00 to 25.00, some declines noted. Local grain market notes freight impacts and Indianapolis grain quotes show No 2 red wheat 1.35, old crop corn 1.12, new crop corn 97, No 2 white oats 39, No 1 yellow soybeans 2.24.
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Grain Market
Indianapolis
Farm auctions and public sales in Indiana region
Local bids list cattle lambs calves and hogs with prices per hundred weight and down payments. Auctions include Steadbent Pheanis Shirley Pendleton Middletown and Anderson with multiple livestock categories, household goods and real estate proposed for sale during September and October.
Hogs and cattle market results from Chicago AP report
In Chicago with USDA data hogs sold around 25 cents lower overall while 210 to 225 pound butchers brought 24.50 to 24.75, sows 21.75 to 22.50 for 350 to 400 pounds, boars 16.50 to 18.25, and 450 to 500 pound hogs about 22.00. Slaughter cattle and calves 1500 head, slaughter steers steady with loads at 29.00 for 1250 to 1300 pounds, large choice steers 27.00 to 28.50, mixed good and choice 900 to 1250 pounds at 25.00 to 26.25, heifers 800 to 1000 pounds 23.75 to 24.50, mixed good and choice 23.25 to 23.75. Sheep 300 head, spring slaughter lambs and shorn ewes steady, choice and prime 90 to 105 pounds at 24.00 to 24.50, good and choice 22.50 to 24.00.
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Indianapolis
USDA
Aneset
Alexandria Pike
Anderson Sale
Wayne Good
Pheanis
Steers
Tameriei
Limerick
N. Main St
Shirley
Utility
Noona
Pererars
John W. Sellers
Wayne
Tosis -Househain
Letown
Ind
Bill Harter
J. M. Yelton
Mig
Corporation Line
Bill Hatter
Sat
Thomas Kelley
Lambs Sale
Lincoln St
Anderson
Spring Lambs
Egg Hood
Lloyd W. Humble
Adams
Pendleton
Bradley & Kellum
Jean E. Carmack
Sherman ‘ Gt
Eye “Hood
Personality Property & Livestock
Middletown
John J. Dillon
Honey Creek
Mort McShurley
EM Sant Dillon
Stoners
S.E
J. H. Kellum
Cial iv
R.K. Farms Inc
County Coun
St. Rd
Murphy and
Wake- Ett
Jesse
George
Bob) Mann
Dillon
John P
Daley
la Porte County
Indiana
Robert E. Jackson
George Crittenberger
OFS Association
Ithe Association
Fort Wayne
Bite
Moore
Anus
Tals Farm
Kirk
Cleo Richardson
Endleton Lane
Madison Ave
J. Bradley J
Weltigs New Guinea
Cedric Ts. Plessie Davis
Marks of
New York
Folkner
Ste
Andria
Ing. H. D. Kirk
Ang Ho
Mythimage
Hoosier
Rudy Pozzatti
Chicago
Dead Youth Questioned in Father's Stabbing Case
In South Bend, 18 year old E Scott Banish questioned in the Aug 22 knife killing of his father, S Sgt Edward Banish, at their home. He had been missing since clues tied to Warren Dunes and later claimed to be a seaman using the name Daniel McFarland to enlist, denying knowledge of his father’s death. The U.S. attorney post for Southern Indiana was approved for Richard P Stein by the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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South Bend
Ind
Edward Banish
St. Joseph County
E. Scott Banish
Warren Dunes Park Beach
Mich
Fort Wayne
William J. Locks
Young Banish
Joanne
Coos Bay
Ore
Daniel McFarland
Locks
U.S
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Richard P. Stein
U.S. District Court of
Southern
Indiana
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Hoosiers
Fair New York
Ball ‘State University Ensemble of
Six Harps
United States Pavilion
Joseph E Levine
Marcello Inten Mastroianni
Vitor de Sica
Es Brassy Pictures Crane
Oas
Joseph ’. Levine
OFEN
Rio
Zane
John Wayne
Debbie Reynolds
James Stewart
Universal
James Cteinast Wihram
Doug McClure
Glenn Corbett
Patrick Wayne
Katharine Ross
Rosemary Forsyth
Phillip Alford
Paul Fix
James Best
Carto
Daly
Steck-a
Bermuda
Hoog Drug Ca
Michael J. Hoppesson
Janet Mason
Marine Corps
Chu Lie
South Viet Nam
Camp Kue Army Hospital
Okinawa
Hoppes
Corps
Anderson High School
Richmond, Ind
Earlham College
University of Rochester
N.Y
Earlham
Rochester
New York Stock Exchange
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem, Jones
Onehlin
Vanteetaam Chant
Auemam
Iwikd
Westinghouse
John Doe
Wisala
Nellie M. Limbrock
Charles W. Limprock
Sherman Street
Hazelwood
Jean £. Carmack
Busby, Davisson, Cooper and Farr
West Locust Street
Allis Chalmers
Wood Bros
Drew Ford
Woods Bros
David Bradley
Fall Creek Valley
Locust Street
Wayne Holwager
Pleasant Valley
Oliver
Minneapolis Moline
MTA
John Deere
John Dees
M-M.t.a
John Deare
t-John Deere
Tate
Blackhawk
Colby
Sears
Wis
J.D
New Midwest
Dodge
Broadbent & Pheams, Inc
Wayne Pheams
iLocal
Emge
Muncie Livestock
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