Money tight shapes Indiana gas, oil order context
An Indianapolis report notes a tight money climate influencing public service and energy markets. The PSC previously approved Trunkline Gas Co. to sell 40 million dollars of oil and gas assets, amid broader economic concerns and mortgage-related adjustments affecting underwriters and refunding provisions.
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St Lo Hero Davis Named U S Legion Head in North Dakota
John E. Davis, 53, former North Dakota governor and McClusky bank president, was named national commander of the American Legion. A war hero from St Lo, Davis led troops in combat, later built a political career as a Republican, serving in the State Senate and as governor.
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Lake Baikal Declared World’s Deepest Inland Lake
IRKUTSK Russia Lake Baikal lies east of the Sayan Mountains as the deepest inland body of water. It covers about 12 150 square miles and reaches a depth of 15 700 feet.
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Belt buckling urged during Labor Day weekend in Indiana
Indiana safety officials renewed a campaign urging drivers to buckle up during the 78 hour Labor Day weekend from Friday 6 p m to Monday midnight. The slogan Buckle Up and Live cites 47 percent of Indiana traffic fatalities in 1965 could have survived with seat belts. If patterns hold, nearly 20 highway deaths may occur in Hoosier during the holiday. 18 died in the 1965 period. Police checkpoints show more belts in use as law requires new cars to have belts, increasing the chance to save lives.
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Tourism in Czechoslovakia hits 3.7 million visitors in 1965
Prague reports a steady rise in tourist arrivals over a decade with 3,715,000 visitors in 1965, up from 35,000 in 1956. About 2 percent of last year's Czech tourist traffic originated from the West, mainly West Germany.
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