Christian Home in Greencastle to Hold September Cornerstone
The Greencastle Christian Home retirement house, for 60 residents, advances toward occupancy by July 1 1964 with September cornerstone ceremony. Ground broken last December 17, February cold halted work, and interior work continues. Apartments priced from 10000 to 27000 with monthly maintenance around 160, nonprofit Foundation uses FHA loan for 1.25 million.
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Greencastle
Ind
Greencastle Christian Home
Jackson
Market
Poplar
Seminary
DePauw University
Federal Housing Administration
Iowa ruling upholds jobless benefits in rough language case
Des Moines Iowa UPi The Iowa Employment Security Commission ruled that a worker who quit after his foreman swore was entitled to unemployment benefits. The panel noted that construction work is rough hot and demands a type of person who may not be careful with language.
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Des Moines, Iowa
Upi
Iowa Employment Security Commission
Green Castle Christian Home Planned for Retirees
A new Green Castle Christian Home in Indianapolis will house retired residents with dining, utilities, laundry, nursing care for a limited period, maid service, and operating expenses covered by a maintenance charge. Longardner Hobson and Brown designed it, Leslie Colvin of Indianapolis contracted construction.
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Longardner, Hobson and Brown
Indianapolis
Leslie Colvin
Greencastle Christian Home
Clinton residents injured in Alabama bus collision
Four Clinton residents including a mother and her two young children were treated in Troy Alabama after a double decker bus crash. Mrs Mary Goldner two children Michael and Johnny and Miss Sherry Nardi were transported from the Troy hospital and were to return to Clinton Monday. Thirty four injured nationwide with eighteen still hospitalized in Troy Sunday night.
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Clinton, Ind
Clinton
Troy
Ala
Mary Goldner
John Goldner
Michael
Johnny
Sherry Nardi
Hodges to Represent U S at European Trade Fairs
Commerce Secretary Luther Hodges will be the U S representative at three international fairs in Europe. He will visit Zagreb on Sept 7, Brno on Sept 9, and Bari on Sept 10, meeting officials and exhibitors.
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Washington
Luther H. Hodges
U.S
Europe
Hodges
Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Brno
Czechoslovakia
Bari
Italy
Toy expert says Soviet toys lag Western designs
Frank Caplan of Creative Playthings says Soviet era toys are inferior to Western ones though folk toys are high quality. He notes Soviet educators encourage creativity and expose children to varied experiences while American manufacturers push quick finished products. Caplan advocates more exploration by children and cites his tour through Moscow Kiev Budapest and the Middle East shaping an exhibit tour this fall.
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Princeton
N. J
UPD
Soviet Union
Frank Caplan
Creative Playthings, Inc
Caplan
Creative Playthings Foundation
Harvard
National Science Foundation
Republic
Moscow
Kiev
Budapest
Hungary
U.S
City College of New York
Columbia University
United States
Facl
Middle East
Orient
Kansas City
Denver
Philadelphia
Houston
New York
Newark
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Williamsburg
Call Off Search For Muncie Family In Indiana
Indiana searchers end nine days of futile effort for five McCoy family members missing since Aug 9 after a single engine flight from Gallopolis Ohio to Muncie. Civil Air Patrol logged 3300 miles in Indiana without results while Air Force units extended aerial hunt into final day.
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Indianapolis
Muncie
Indiana
Ohio
George McCoy
Gallopolis
Civil Air Patrol
Tipton
Franklin
Indiana-Ohio Line
McCoy
Air Force Search and Rescue Command
Kansas City
Anderson Municipal
Air Force
Connersville
Madison
Cynthiana
CAP
Virginia
Marion
Fireman Dies in Indianapolis Blaze
Lt. Roy Pope age 38 Indianapolis fireman died after being found slumped in a smoke filled room at a burning furniture store He helped fight the blaze at Charles Bruning Co Damage estimated at 75000 dollars.
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Indianapolis
Roy Pope
Pope
Charles Bruning Co
Moonshiner Kills Two Officials Fleeing With Daughter
In Alabama a moonshiner Troy Thornton killed Sheriff Herman Cook and Police Chief Neil Pace with a single shotgun blast then wounded another officer. He fled in a car driven by his 18 year old daughter Carolyn into thick woods as more than 250 officers scoured the area. Thornton, 40, was a twice convicted moonshiner facing cancer a doctor said he could live only months.
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Littleville
Ala
Troy Thornton
Thornton
Colbert County
Herman
Red) Cook
Neil Pace
Don Files
Ray Murray
Carolyn
Murray
Training Need Frames Seminar on Jobs and Vocations
A regional notice outlines a training seminar focused on career pathways and employment opportunities. It highlights the role of CSRS RSA and local agencies in guiding participants toward vocations and job readiness.
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Vacyair
Uae
Thornton exchange ends with multiple shots fired
Officers approached Thornton who fired a shotgun while in tall grass. He taunted them and refused to quit. He shot twice killing Cook and Pace, then fired again injuring Files as he allegedly loaded another rifle.
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Ficers
Thornton
Murray
Cook
Pace
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