Two Indianapolis Executives Die in Plane Crash Near Ciney
Investigators probed why a single engine plane plunged into Taylors Creek bed near Mack Wednesday night killing Kenneth M. Dunn 31 and David Isadore Goldberg 32. Dunn was vice president and national field director at P F Collier Inc and Crowe and Collier Publishing. Goldberg was Dunns secretary. The wreck left little behind, crashing about 100 feet from homes and near Taylor Road after striking a power pole cutting electricity in the area.
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Cincinnati
Taylor’s Creek
Mack
Indianapolis
Kenneth M. Dunn
David Isadore Goldberg
Dunn
P. F. Collier, Inc
Crowe
Collier Publishing Co
Goldberg
Duun
Taylor Road
Publishers To Protest Rate Hike
The American Newspaper Publishers Association and the Associated Press will file objections with the FCC against proposed increased rates for leased wire services. The rates from AT&T and Western Union would raise news media costs about 19 percent, commercial users 2.1 percent, and government users would fall 7.8 percent. Bradford called the plan inequitable and unfair to the press.
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NEW York
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Federal Communications Commission
ANPA
Amory H. Bradford
The
New York Times
Anpa Press Communications Committee
Associated Press
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Western Union
FCC
Bradford
Bond sales reach twenty five million in August figures
Ohio sales of Series FE and H United States Savings Bonds for August surpassed two hundred fifty four million dollars. For the first eight months of 1961 Savings Bond sales totaled two hundred million six hundred thousand dollars, up two percent from 1960. E and H sales in Butler County reached three hundred forty two thousand one hundred seventy four dollars, down six thousand one hundred sixty one from August 1960.
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Ohio
United States
Butler County
State board mulls statewide real estate re appraisal in Ohio
Ohio state board of tax appeals discusses a possible fourth equalization of county property valuations for real estate taxes. Chairman Sawicki says such a survey would take at least two years, with previous equalizations in 1911 1926 and 1952.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Board of Tax Appeals
Edwin F. Sawicki
Named Foundry Head in Buckeye Co Appointment
Cincinnati AP reports Karl H. Presser was named president of Buckeye Foundry Co. a major Southwestern Ohio producer of gray and alloy cast iron for the machine tool industry.
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Cincinnati
Karl H. Presser
Buckeye Foundry Co
Ohio
Driveway Sealing Racket Warns Middletown Residents
William Bartlett of the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce warns locals about migratory driveway sealing operators posing as local firms. They offer one more job with leftover material, demand cash, and rush completion, leaving gooey, undried mixtures and poor results.
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William Bartlett
Middletown Area
Bartlett
Chambers of Commerce
OSU record enrollment hits 27,062 this autumn quarter
Ohio State University reports 25,362 students enrolled on the first day of autumn quarter plus 1,700 at branch centers for a total of 27,062, a record high. Officials expect final numbers to rise several hundred. previous record was 25,40 in 1947. Last fall enrollment stood at 25,151.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
OSU
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