Hoyt to Retire From Indiana Thrift Corporation
Ted Moyt of Indiana will retire as manager of the Indiana County Thrift Corporation and its affiliates effective July 1. Hoyt has served 20 years with the company, during which loan balances rose nearly sevenfold. When he joined, two employees worked there. now eight, including staff in Clearfield office. Hoyt, a 48-year Indiana resident from DuBois, has been active in civic church and fraternal groups.
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Ted Moyt
Indiana
Indiana’ County
Hoyt
DuBois
Schweiker and Clark Set for First of Four Debates
Democratic Sen. Joseph Clark Jr. and Republican challenger Richard Schweiker will clash in the first of four televised debates. WFIL TV will broadcast the 9:30 to 10 p.m. program from Philadelphia with a moderator and mutual questions. They previously debated in Allentown without remarks being broadcast.
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Philadelphia
Joseph
Clark Jr
Richard
Schweiker
WFIL
Wfil TV
Clark
Allentown
Pennsylvania Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Polygraph Tests Aim to Review capital Convictions
In Los Angeles AP reports a polygraph expert from the American Polygraph Association says prisoners convicted of capital crimes may be retested. George Harmon notes Earl Stanley Gardner will advise the group while legal agencies may reopen cases where polygraph results support innocence claims.
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Los Angeles
American Polygraph Association
George Harmon
Association
Earl Stanley Gardner
Viet Children Receive Gifts in Vietnam War effort
Marine Captain Raymond E. Porter reported from Albuquerque that about 400 South Vietnamese children near Hill 2 needed gifts for Christmas. He received 853 boxes totaling 4,920 toys, 3,651 clothing outfits, 1,214 other clothing items, and over 200 pounds of candy by Christmas Day.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Raymond E. Porter
Hill 2
Albuquerque Journal
Spending Up In May
Washington AP reports May military spending rose to just under 8.9 billion dollars, the highest monthly level since World War II. April was 6.83 billion, with January at 6.89 billion as the previous peak. The May total brings 11 month fiscal year spending to 70.08 billion, with the war cost estimated at 27 billion for the year.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Treasury
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Barclay's
Hardware
PHILA
ST. Indiana, PA
Henry Hall Inc
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Vanity Fair
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