The Register Promotes Community Service and Progressive Reform
The Register pledges to serve the public welfare by reporting local happenings and supporting progress, reform, and statesmanship across political lines.
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1964
Page
2
The Register pledges to serve the public welfare by reporting local happenings and supporting progress, reform, and statesmanship across political lines.
REA Express subsidiary delivered 145 highway trailers to a railroad for piggyback service. The railroad, after a survey, chose REA Leasing Corporation to provide the service rather than buy trailers and develop support operations. The move aims to cut costs and speed goods movement, illustrating REA’s resilient, flexible enterprise.
Governor Nelson Rockefeller's son Michael, 23, and a Dutch companion on an anthropological expedition to New Guinea capsize in a dugout canoe. The companion was rescued, but Michael disappeared as Dutch Navy Papuan canoes and Australian helicopters searched the sea. The governor joined the long, costly hunt with no success.
G W Bowen visited Bakersfield and San Diego to see his children. Don Ellis returned from France after three years service. Mrs. Carrie Belcher and Mrs. Ethel Bennett vacationed in Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice D Jones and son spent Christmas with relatives in Washington. Edna Griffin donated Pink Lady time in Vandalia. Olga Alton died December 24 with services December 27. Pvt Kent Crawford left Friday for Korea coast.
A midwestern stock broker notes that emotional makeup influences investing since markets rise and fall on supply and demand. He cautions against mood swings from 50 cent moves, urges a calm plan, a cash cushion, and clear goals before joining the shareowner class.
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