Congress Moves On Kennedy Bills In Congress
AP report notes Congress pressing ahead on Kennedy proposals amid House Senate spats. Key items include a revised sugar quota bill backed by Dirksen, a debt limit increase to 308 billion dollars, and moves on international trade, higher education and elderly medical care financing. Debates focus on funding versus loans for colleges and possible amendments to welfare measures before mid July votes.
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Minnesota
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Aeronca Receives Merit Award for Annual Report
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp's annual report to shareholders won a merit award in Financial World magazine's 1962 survey. The 12 page report, entered in the aircraft equipment and supplies division, was praised for context design and topography from 5,000 entries. It highlights Aeronca's activities plans programs and major products with financial details.
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Financial World
Aeronca
Richard J. Anderson
John A. Lawler
Lawler
S. J. Kuderer
Market owner seeks transfer of liquor permit to Gilbert
Mabel Fornshell of Homan's Market at 401 Oxford State Road seeks to transfer a C-2 liquor permit for carryout beer and wine to Jay P. Gilbert of Gilbert's Market at the same address. Announcement made today in Columbus.
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Homan’s Market
Oxford State Road
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Gilbert's Market
Columbus
Cincinnati Lawyer Slain After Estate Fight Turned Fatal
Albert Knaian 70, a rug seller, confessed to killing J. Robert Sagmeister 49, Cincinnati attorney, over a disputed $100,000 estate claim. Sagmeister had represented Mrs Helen Stagge in a suit dismissed previously. Knaian claimed a promise of the house was owed for his care of the woman. Knaian surrendered at Central Police Station after the shooting at Sagmeister’s office near the Tri-State Building.
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J. Robert Sagmeister
Cincinnati
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Helen E. Stagge
Hotel thieves loot Jerry Lewis suite in New York
In midtown New York a five room hotel suite used by comedian Jerry Lewis and Patti Lewis was looted of about 185000 dollars in jewels while the couple was taping a TV show. Police found no forced entry and the pendant worth a few hundred dollars was noted as lost. Insurance covered part of the jewelry. no arrests or recoveries reported.
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