Dr Joseph Black Elected Head of I U Alumni Group
Dr Joseph M Black Seymour physician was elected president of Indiana University alumni by mail ballot. Beulah Hall of Walton was secretary, Thomas Cookson re elected treasurer. Executive council members named include James Fields Evansville Parker Graves Robinson IL John Peterson Indianapolis Mrs James H Rogers.
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Seymour
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Walton
Thomas A. Cookson
James E. Fields
Evansville
Parker Graves
Robinson, Ill
John D. Peterson
James H. Rogers
Indianapolis
Black
I. U. Alumni Association
Indiana State Medical Association
Large Rose Acres egg production plant near Cortland opens
Construction of a vast chicken house complex owned by Rose Acres Farms Inc. near Cortland expands one of the world’s largest egg production operations. The facility covers over two acres with seven long wings and an eighth loading dock, featuring automated grinding and feeding systems.
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Pentagon inspired by napkin diagram roots Rose Acres Farms tale
Weather records for Seymour note unofficial downtown and 2 a m readings while Ruth Everhart reports official data. The feature recounts David Rust, Rose Acres Farm president, describing how a five sided Pentagon concept grew into multiple winged buildings and linked chicken operations across four sites with cannibalism reductions and beak shaping practices.
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Rose Acres Farm, Inc
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Rose Acres Farms
Astronauts White and McDivitt to be honored in Chicago parade
Chicago will host a noon ticker tape parade for Edward H. White II and James A. McDivitt with a greeting by Vice President Humphrey and local leaders. A 6 000-student Q and A session follows and a fireworks display caps the celebration as civil rights groups plan protests over school segregation.
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Washington
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McDivitt
Richard J. Daley
Illinois
Otto Kerner
Money Available For Local Work And Business
The Federal Reserve reports a large money supply with liquidity higher than in years past. National figures show money in circulation up, with bank deposits averaging 930 dollars per resident locally, up from 792 two years ago. There is ample funds for business use in the Jackson County area.
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Dong Xoai Battle Yields About 100 Vietnamese Troop Killed
Vietnamese rangers found about 100 bodies from the 7th Airborne Battalion near Dong Xoai, amid Viet Cong attacks across Vietnam. U.S. forces moved to Phuoc Vinh to protect the airfield while airstrikes hit targets in North and South Vietnam. Casualty tallies grew with 18 Americans dead or missing and roughly 600 Vietnamese dead or missing in the Dong Xoai fighting since Thursday.
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Phuoc Vinh
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Demilitarized Zone
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Thuan Loi
Spurgeon Confirmed Brownstown Postmaster by Senate
President Johnson’s nomination of Raymond P. Spurgeon as Brownstown postmaster was confirmed by the U.S. Senate along with two Indiana postmasters at Economy and Guilford. Spurgeon has served as acting postmaster since November 15, 1963, and remains a part time farmer. He lives in Brownstown with his wife Dorothy and nine year old son Michael.
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Spurgeon
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Judd Attends Chamber Meet in Fort Wayne ICEA Conference
Robert H. Judd, Seymour Chamber of Commerce executive manager, returned from the Indiana Commerce Executives Association two day spring conference in Fort Wayne. He will be program chairman next year for the conference at the Holiday Inn on Ind 46 near Columbus. Registration ended Saturday noon and the closing session followed. A. J. Barron led a Thursday panel on local chamber expectations and John V. Barnett led a panel on Indiana needs for the ICEA and Indiana Chamber of Commerce leadership.
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Indiana Commerce Executives Association
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Fort Wayne
Judd
Holiday Inn
Ind. 46
Columbus
Chamber of Commerce
A. J. Barron
General Telephone Company of Indiana
John V. Barnett
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
After Action Tour Editors Study Alabama Image
The Daily Tribune editor and 46 other newspapermen visited Alabama last week on Gov. George Wallace's Editors Tour. The four day, 480 mile trip covered seven sites, contrasting rural poverty with integrated facilities, and included Selma scenes linked to civil rights tensions. The writer plans further statewide discussions to form a balanced view of the state.
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Detroit
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California
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