Shultz outlines plan to address ghetto unemployment
George P. Shultz, chosen by President elect Nixon as labor secretary, urges aggressive private sector involvement and new training credits to fight urban unemployment among young nonwhites. He proposes Congress appropriations powering individual training and wage subsidies, plus experimental schools in ghettos to empower residents and tailor education to local needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George P. Shultz
Nixon
Shultz
Center For Policy Study
University of Chicago
Graduate School of Business
Indiana State Rose Share Matching Funds for Colleges
Nearly $2 million in matching grants are proposed for Indiana colleges and universities totaling $4,913,177 for 15 institutions. Indiana State University receives three grants including 702,550 for a heating plant and equipment grants of 29,994 and 38,936 for Terre Haute and Evansville campuses. Vincennes University would get 1,166,494 for a new physical education building and 26,749 for Vincennes U, plus 27,144 for Rose Polytechnic Institute. Grants arise under the Higher Education Facilities Act of 1963 and Higher Education Act of 1965, for new buildings and equipment, awaiting final approval by the U.S. commissioner of education.
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Indiana
Indiana Advisory Commission
Indiana State University
Terre Haute
Evansville
Vincennes University
Vincennes U
Rose Polytechnic Institute
U.S. Commissioner of Education
General Housewares offers 200000 shares of common stock
General Housewares Corporation New York filed with the SEC for a public offering of 200000 common shares. Underwriters led by Laird Incorporated. The company, a holding formed from three acquisitions, operates through subsidiaries including J. R. Clark Co Columbian Enameling and Stamping Co and the Fireball Division of Tonka. For nine months ended Sept 30 1968 pro forma unaudited net sales were 14663000 and net income 591000.
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New York
General Housewares Corporation
Columbian Enameling and Stamping Co
Terre Haute
Securities and Exchange Commission
Laird Incorporated
J. R. Clark Co
Spring Park
Minn
Tonka Corporation
Mound
J Howard Wood to Step Down as Chicago Tribune Publisher
J Howard Wood announced he will resign as publisher of the Chicago Tribune on January 1 to devote full time to his duties as chairman of Tribune Co. He will be succeeded by Harold F Grumhaus who was elected president and CEO of Tribune Co in May and is also president of the holding company with 12 subsidiaries and 23 owned subsidiaries.
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Chicago
J. Howard Wood
Chicago Tribune
Tribune Co
Harold F. Grumhaus
Wood
Grumhaus
Chicago Tribune Co
Road Proposal Calls for More Public Hearings
Washington AP A plan to expand public input on federal highways spurs debate among urban planners and politicians. The Transportation Agriculture and Interior departments back two hearings before route and design decisions while critics fear delays and blocked urban freeway projects.
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Washington
Transportation Department
Agriculture and Interior Departments
Volpe
Eisenhower
Department
Transportation
Alan S. Boyd
Nixon
Department Transportation
Supreme Court leaves Sirhan order stand
The Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal challenging a Los Angeles court order that bars persons connected with the Sirhan B. Sirhan case from discussing evidence outside the courtroom. The order, issued June 7, targets attorneys and officials, not news media, to protect fair trial rights ahead of Sirhan’s January 6 trial for Kennedy assassination.
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Washington
UPS
Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Sirhan
Los Angeles Superior Court
Robert F. Kennedy
Superior Court
Kennedy
American Bar Association
Letter from Green Bay Delivers After Six Years
A letter addressed to the William Francis family in Baltimore arrived six years late from Green Bay Wisconsin. Postmarked December 20 1962 it carried a four cent stamp and was received in regular mail delivery.
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Baltimore, Md
William Francis
Baltimore
Green Bay
Wis
Treasury Balance Washington Data For Fiscal Year
Treasury accounts through December 11 report withdrawals of 94 159 816 904 03 dollars and deposits of 78 430 059 203 46 dollars. Cash balance stands at 2 834 766 756 13 dollars with public debt of 362 992 726 762 91 dollars and gold holdings totaling 10 366 963 220 57 dollars.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
Indiana Hog and Cattle Prices Move Higher In Market Report
USDA hogs steady to higher with 1-2 190-230 lb at 19.50 to 20.40. 2-3 200-240 lb 19.00 to 19.75. cows 15.00 to 18.00. calves scarce. Cattle slaughter steers and heifers up to 25 higher. prime 1050 lb steers at 29.00. various grade ranges for 900-1200 lb steers and 850-1025 lb heifers. Sheep about steady with lambs 89-105 lb at 24.50 to 25.00. slaughter ewes 5.00 to 7.50. Market activity at 65 yards and packing plants in Indiana. receipts around 16,000 hogs, 15,800 week age, 20,000 year ago.
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Indianapolis
USDA
Indiana
Covered Bridge Antiques opens in Rockville Indiana
A new tourist oriented shop, Covered Bridge Antiques, opened Saturday in Rockville in the former Noblitt Hardware Store near the courthouse. It is run by John Adams and Mrs. David McFaddin. Adams has chaired the antiques department at the Covered Bridge Festival for two years.
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Rockville
Ind
Parke County
Covered Bridge Antiques
Noblitt Hardware
Courthouse Squire
John Adams
David McFaddin
Adamsas
Bemis Co completes purchase of Harrison & Smith
Bemis Company, after a favorable tax ruling, finalized the acquisition of Harrison & Smith Company Inc through Bemis convertible preferred stock. Harrison & Smith, a 96 year old Minneapolis firm focused on color lithographic printing, will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary with present management. Harrison & Smith sales in 1968 are about 7 million.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Bemis Company
Harrison & Smith Company, Inc
Bemis
Minneapolis
U.S
Harrison & Smith
Minnesota
Lund Press
Mankato Corporation
Mankato Paper Box Co
Mankato
Judson Bemis
William F. Owen
Calvin W. Aurand, Jr
Russell G. Foster
Police Check Club Burglary
Police investigated an overnight break in at Club Idaho 719 Hulman St. Thieves forced rear door, stole whiskey, cash from vending machine, and tried to force a safe open. A Whitestown man reported theft of a stereo tape recorder and about 20 tapes from his car, valued at $300. A separate home theft yielded $125 cash and credit cards.
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Club Idaho
Hulman St
Whitestown
Steve Brunes
Mar! Bland
14Th St
Everett Named to Defend Youth in Purse Case
Danville Illinois youth Frederick J. Cowan 18 appeared in Vigo Circuit Court charged with theft for allegedly snatching a woman's purse from her car near 16th and Eagle Streets after groceries. Judge H Ralph Johnston appointed Warren R. Everett to represent him. arraignment set for Wednesday.
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Danville
Ill
Vigo
H. Ralph Johnston
Warren R. Everett
Frederick J. Cowan
Betty Stultz
Olive St
West Terre Haute
16Th
Eagle Streets
A&p
Wabas Ave
Eagle Street
Johnston
Pimento Masons to Seat Liners at Public Ceremony
Danny J. Siner will be installed as worshipful master of Pimento Masonic Lodge No. 292 in a public ceremony at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Masonic Temple in Pimento. Leonard Utterback will be senior warden. Other officers include Edward Bensinger junior warden Robert Morgan treasurer Vernon Taylor secretary William Longyear senior deacon Paul Huebner junior deacon Floyd Laycock chaplain Dick Laycock senior steward Donald Cook junior steward and Kenneth Seeman tyler. Past masters from the grand lodge of Indiana will install officers: Ralph William master Dean Weeks marshal William C Hall chaplain Bill Fry secretary.
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Danny J. Siner
Pimento
Grand Lodge of Indiana
Ralph William
Dean Weeks
William C. Hall
Bill Fry
Wreckage Found of Air Force Plane Near El Yunque
The Coast Guard announced that the twin engine Air Force plane missing since Saturday was spotted near El Yunque, 23 miles southeast of San Juan Puerto Rico. No survivors were reported among the eight crew and reservists aboard.
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San Juan
P.R
Air Force
el Yunque
Here
Coast Guard
Notices offer free theater passes and rentals at local venues
Darrel Manche is invited to the Tribune Star 6th floor classifieds office to identify himself and receive two free passes to the Grand Theater to see Gone With The Wind. Rent a Santa outfit for parties and novelty give aways advertised. Metallic paper dress special priced at $5. The Pink Pussycat advertises evenings. Family room now open at Terre Town Inn 2301 Lafayette.
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Darrel Manche
Morris Ave
Tribune-Star
Santta
Pussycat
Hyte Library Site Choice Due Thursday
The Hyte Center board of directors will choose a site for the Charles T. Hyte Center Library Thursday at 8 p.m. The library will be housed in a restored railroad car donated anonymously, with Penn Central transporting the car from Indianapolis to Terre Haute and Milwaukee Railroad aiding in roadbed prep.
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Charles T. Hyte Center
Hyte Center
Andre Hammonds
Rene Aybar
Howard L
Jerry) Harbaugh
Edward N. Howard
Hyte
Penn Central Railroad
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Jim Bertram
Milwaukee Railroad
Vigo County
U.S. Office of Education
National Professional Journal
Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce
Aybar
Howard
Pfizer Moves Latin American Management Center to Coral Gables
Pfizer to relocate its Latin American Management Center to Coral Gables in late January under vice president Mere dith C. Hough announcing. The unit oversees Pfizer operations across Latin America and links with centers in Brussels Hong Kong and Sandwich England. Pfizer’s Latin American investment exceeds 65 million dollars with plants across Argentina Brazil Mexico Venezuela Colombia Chile and Peru and about five thousand employees in the region. Initial Coral Gables staffing will be about 30 people.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Chas. Pfizer & Co., Inc
Meredith C. Hough
Pfizer International
Management Center
Pfizer
Latin America
Europe
Brussels
Asia
Hong Kong
United Kingdom
Sandwich
England
Argentina
Brazil
Mexico
Venezuela
Colombia
Chile
Peru
Vigo County bids for two new stokers due December 27 1968
Vigo County Indiana through its Board of County Commissioners invites sealed proposals for two new stokers to be installed at the Vigo County Home. Bids due 10:00 A.M. CDT December 27 1968 at the County Auditor's office Terre Haute read aloud then. Requires Form 95 non-collusion affidavit 10 percent certified check or bid bond. right to reject bids reserved.
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Vigo County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Terre Haute
State Board of Accounts
Burlin F. Armstrong
Board of Commissioners
Indiana State University
Terre Hau
Indiana State University Board of Trustees
Indiana State University Searc OF Trustees
Pavilions at Southlake Open for Party Reservations
Southlake facility announces new party rental options with contact number 533 3175 for booking details and availability.
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Southlake
Lodge Notices and Classified Advertisements Beat Crowd
Social Lodge No 8 F&AM meets Monday December 16 at 7 p.m. to install 1969 officers with a public ceremony at 8 p.m. All Master Masons and families invited. Also numerous local ads offer hearing tests, insulin supplies, jars for sale, weight loss aids, wigs, electrolysis, room and board, Christmas cleaning, employment trainee positions, and various sales.
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F&am
P.m
Waynee, Payton
W. M
Robt
Lucas
Secy
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Taylor Long
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Snelling & Snelling
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Eddy
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Clara’s
Ohio
Huffer’s
Smith’s
Fenwood Beauty Shop
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3Rd Ave
Spelterville Inn
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Lincoln Service
Pekengese
CBS
Columbia Group
N. Fruitridge
Glass Workers
Waukegan-Gurnee, Illinois
Jon M. Burns
Waukegan-Gurnee
Glass Corporation
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