Forests to Furnish Supply of Chemicals
New York reports that within ten years U S forests could supply more chemicals than wood as breakthroughs in lignin gluery by products and tall oil and sulphate turpentine expand. Firms like St Regis Georgia Pacific Rayonier Kroehler and National Starch eye wood derived alcohols yeasts cyanide chemicals. current wood chemical sales total about 60 million dollars.
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New York
UPI
St. Regis Paper Co
Georgia-Pacific Corp
David Luke
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co
Rayonier Inc
Kroehler Co
National Starch & Chemical
Little Maidens 4-H Club Holds Meeting at Linton-Stockton High
The Little Maidens 4-H club met at Linton Stockton High School building and opened with the pledge led by Kay Harmon. Pamela Engle led the 4-H flag pledge as members sang one verse of The Star Spangled Banner. Donna French demonstrated, Joyce Brown spoke on safety, and Carolyn Fordyce suggested marching in the Fourth of July parade. Connie Dix was introduced as next year's home economics leader. Carolyn Fordyce appointed club reporter in Christine Evans's absence.
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Linton-Stockton High School
Kay Harmon
Pamela Engle
Donna French
Joyce Brown
Carolyn Fordyce
Connie Dix
Di‘ania Fordyce
Jean Naval
Kathy Spinks
Carolyn
Fordyce
Christine Evans
Brown County Playhouse Opens 12th Season With Arms and the Man
Bloomington reports the Brown County Playhouse begins its 12th season Friday June 24 with Arms and the Man by George Bernard Shaw. IU Theater veterans lead with Elaine Kerr and Jack Tillinghast. production directed by Lee Devin and produced by Lee Norvelle. Performances run weekend nights and July 1 2 3 8 9 10 with tickets at $1. Cast includes Tom Angotti Sandra Haseman Karen Brooks Dudley Thomas and David Shelton. Sets by William Krafting costumes by Duane E Reed lighting by Ward Resur.
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Elaine Kerr
Indianapolis
Captain Bluntschli
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Elmira
N.Y
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Gary
Sergius
I.U
David Hawes
Lee Norvelle
Duane E. Reed
Peru
William Krafting
Merchantville
N.J
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Playhouse Presents The Silver Whistle and Charley's Aunt Bill
Mister Breger graduate students present The Silver Whistle July 15 16 17 22 23 24 29 30 31 and Aug 5 6 7 Charley's Aunt runs Aug 12 13 14 19 20 21 26 27 28 at the Playhouse.
Burglar Says He’s Not a Beatnik in Denver Theft Case
A couple of beatniks were jailed for allegedly stealing $4,000 in furnishings from plush apartment lobbies to furnish their own “way out” apartment. One inmate told the Denver Post reporter, I’m a burglar, not a beatnik.
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Denver
UPI
Denver Post
Four Plus One in Palmer Family Twins Tale
In Memphis Tennessee three year old Linda Fay Palmer is the only Palmer child without a twin in a family with four twin pairs and nine children under five. Eldest twins Robert Lee and Ruby Lee are not yet five. Loretta Lonella Ezell Estell Earl Earline form the rest of the twin sets.
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Memphis
Tenn
UPI
Linda Fay
Robert Lee Palmer
Palmers
Linda Jay
Robert Lee
Ruby Lee
Loretta
Lonella
Ezell
Estell
Earl
Earline
Bernstein Starts Scoring The Rat Race Film
Elmer Bernstein and his staff began scoring The Rat Race for William Perlberg George Seaton Production. Bernstein provides a modern musical score for the film adaptation of Gordon Kanin's Broadway hit.
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Bernstein
Hollywood
Elmer Bernstein
William Perlberg
George Seaton
Gordon Kanin
Bible Thought on Psalm 22 29 and eternal life
The meditation notes that all must bow before God as dust and no one can preserve their own soul. Only Christ can grant spiritual life through his righteousness and holiness. Accepting his righteousness, a person gains a living soul in righteousness.
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Christ
Jesus
Space saving furniture shelves at the International Market
The article highlights compact furniture designed for small rooms. Wall free pieces include a desk and bookcase hanging from bed footboards, plus a Danish modern corner unit with dresser chest and commode. Under window cabinets and a slim chiffonier maximize storage in tight spaces. Freestanding sofas and fully finished back radios add variety.
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Chicago
UPI
Sanford Wallack
Crop Prospects Improve Says FAS On Soviet Crops In 1960
The Foreign Agricultural Service reports late spring rains and warm weather in European Russia brighten 1960 crop prospects. Dust storms in southern Ukraine and northern Caucasus harmed winter crops but resowing to corn and expanded wheat in new lands cushion losses. About 340 million acres sown to spring crops, 103 percent of planned, with corn plantings up 12 percent to 62 million acres. Butter and other surplus foods available to non profit camps.
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Washington
UPI
Foreign Agricultural Service
European
Russia
Ukraine
Caucasus
Volga
FAS
New Lands
Causasus
Soviet Union
United States
Agriculture Department
Devastating quake and tsunami strike Pacific region
The disaster triggered by the quake battered Pacific shores including Japan. Earthquakes have been frequent since, with heavy rains causing landslides. Two killed in Valdivia Province on Tuesday. Death toll estimates reach up to 10,000 with damages around 500 million dollars.
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Santiago
Chile
Concepcion
Valdivia
Pureto Montt
Pacific
Japan
Judge sentences youths for spelling test fraud in Alabama
Circuit Judge Hubert H. Hall finds two youths guilty of attempt to take a driver's license test for another. Both receive 30 days in jail and $50 fines each after one admits mis spelling his friend's name on the test.
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Mobile
Ala
UPI
Hubert H. Hall
U S Business Notes Signals Appliance Industry Recession
General Electric Westinghouse and Frigidaire units of General Motors cut staff at multiple factories to trim heavy inventories. Reports indicate Philco Corp plans broad layoffs as part of rebalancing the sector.
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General Electric
Westinghouse and
Frigidaire Division
General Motors
Philco Corp
Treasury bill yields rise after five weeks of decline
Interest rates on Treasury bills climbed for the first time in five weeks as demand slackened. Market observers attributed the rebound to weaker buying, with yields moving off the low seen since late August and some spillover from corporate purchases.
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Treasury
Studebaker Packard Offers $100 Discount on Vehicles
The Studebaker Packard Corp breaks with industry custom by granting stockholders a $100 reduction on car and truck purchases. The move aims to revive lagging sales and boost demand.
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Studebaker + Packard Corp
Allis Chalmers to Acquire Half Interest in Consolidated Systems
The Allis Chalmers Manufacturing Co announced plans to buy a 50 percent stake in Consolidated Systems Corp a Monrovia California electronic systems engineering firm. Consolidated Systems is a wholly owned subsidiary of Bell and Howell's Consolidated Electrodynamics Corp.
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Allis- Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Consolidated Systems Corp
Monrovia, Calif
Consolidated System
Bell and Howell
Consolidated Electrodynamics Corp
Khrushchev Delays Return to Moscow
Khrushchev postpones his Moscow return to confer with Poland's Wladyslaw Gomulka. Gomulka was to join East European leaders at a summit in Bucharest, with Western observers expecting major decisions after his arrival. Discussions reportedly focused on revisions in Communist bloc policy after the Paris summit fiasco.
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Romania
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Poland
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Gomulka
Paris
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