Bankers accused of conspiring to rig money costs in tight economy
In Washington the House Banking Committee hears bankers accused of price rigging while Treasury and policy makers warn of a hard summer economy. Talks on anti inflation and enforced savings spark debate on taxes, wage and price controls, and potential market impact.
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New York
Washington
House Banking Committee
Wright Patman
House Committee
McCracken
William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
America
Martin
Copenhagen
Pierre Rinfret
Industry
William Freund
New York Stock Exchange
Freund
Lord Keynes
Keynes
United States
Congress
Wall Street analysts temper optimism with caution
Bache & Co notes lack of follow through in recent rallies and says 880 is a key level for durability with 860 to 880 as the bottom zone. Tessel Paturick & Ostrau predict a July rally, while Winslow Cohn & Stetson compare current declines to 1966 and 1949, calling it speculative exhaustion. Janeway Service cites bond buying as rates fall, warning the bond rally will start after a credit crisis erupts.
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New York
UPI
Wall Street
Bache & Co
Tessel, Paturick & Ostrau
Winslow, Cohn & Stetson
Janeway Service
Burglary Suspect Caught Bare Bottomed at Liquor Store
Police said an 18 year old was charged with burglary after being observed sliding down an ice chute outside a Southwest Side liquor store completely naked. He told officers he removed his clothes to climb in for ice for a picnic.
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Chicago
Midwest market report shows hog and cattle prices mixed
Indianapolis hogs steady to 50 higher with 1 3 190 230 lb at 26.50 27.00 and sows up to 50. cattle slow, steers 33.75 34.75 for 950 1220 lb, heifers 32.00 33.00, cows 19.00 21.50. Chicago hogs 27.00 27.25 205 220 lb, cattle 25.25 35.75 in parts, lambs 29.25 31.00.
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Indianapolis
USDA
Chicago
UPI
Great Lakes geography: Lake Michigan wholly in the U.S.
Lake Michigan is the only Great Lake entirely inside United States borders. It lies wholly within the U.S. and is bordered by Michigan Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin. Its waters cradle major American cities and serve as a key freshwater resource.
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The
Great Lakes
Lake Michigan
United States
Treasury Balance Washington Fiscal Year Through June 18
Treasury accounts show withdrawals totaling 197 250 452 605.02 and deposits 192 822 989 054.97. Cash balance stands at 7 836 402 791.79 with public debt 361 523 872 923.56 and gold at 10 366 988 248.96.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
English Seminar Speaker from Northwestern at ISU
Dr. Wallace W. Douglas of Northwestern University English Department will lecture at Indiana State University on Thursday June 26 at 3 30 p m in Room 65 of the Science Building. His topic is Composition Past Present and Future. He holds degrees from Colgate Chicago and Harvard. He chaired a conference on college composition for NCTE and spoke at a 1966 Anglo American Seminar at Dartmouth. The public lecture is open.
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Wallace W. Douglas
Northwestern University
Indiana State University
Douglas
Colgate
Chicago
Harvard
MLA
NCTE
British National Association For Teaching of
Dartmouth College
ISU
Names Drawn For Jury Duty Here
The Vigo Circuit Court third quarter 1969 term lists grand jurors Mae V. Bedino Earl Shadley Granville C. Lowe Carl Hale Steve Buriga Carl Mitchell Richard Forbes C Huston Isaacs Carroll Stark William W. King Dale Reece William E. Fox Glen D. Floyd Phyllis A. Irwin Virginia Howard. Petit jurors include Malcolm M. Brown Carson A. Armstrong Leslie C. Kessel Daniel Fenimore Fred Maienschein Martin Hourihan Charles Jacob Stanley Smith Mary Alice Bancks Michael R. McCrisaken Bessie M. Allen Wilma Ferguson Carter St. John Ben Crawford Leroy Fields Richard Archibald Calvin Watson Joseph Liston Harvey E. Kirby Marshall Alexander Harry R. Luzader Melvin McClain Floyd Bombard Laurel Norris.
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Vigo
Mae V. Bedino
National
West Terre Haute
Earl Shadley
Markle
Granville C. Lowe
Carl Hale
Steve Buriga
Orleans
Carl Mitchell
Crystle Rd
Richard Forbes
S. 25Th St
C. Huston Isaacs
Arcadia Dr
Carroll Stark
Wabash
William W. King
N. 7Th St
Dale Reece
William E. Fox
Brazil
Glen D. Floyd
S. 23Rd St
Phyllis A. Irwin
Oak St
Virginia Howard
Prairieton
Vigo Circuit Court
Malcolm M. Brown
Fontanet
Carson A. Armstrong
Arleth
Reed Notter
Leslie C. Kessel
N. 8Th St
Daniel Fennimore
Paige Ave
Fred Maienschein
S. 4Th St
Martin Hourihan
Poplar St
Charles Jacob
S. 20Th St
Stanley Smith
Cedarwood Dr
Harvey E. Kirby
N. 29Th St
Marshall Alexander
Harry R. Luzader
Melvin McClain
Floyd Bombard
S. 26Th St. Dr
Laurel Norris
St. Mary-of-the-Woods
Bids on Cars Taken Under Advisement
Terre Haute police board took six new 1970 Ford cars under advisement after one bid from Jack Thrasher Ford of Terre Haute for 17 581.62. Police chief Glen Means and City Controller Carl Price said no bids were received and cars may not be ready until October with 1969 models unavailable and 1970 pricing not yet established.
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Terre Haute
Board of Public Works
Jack Thrasher
the Tribune
Glen Means
Carl Price
Means
Price
Local Court Records Land Fines For Minor Offenses
Phyllis A. Kress two year old from Farmersburg cited for failure to yield from stop with a 17.25 fine. David P. Matherly 17 from West Terre Haute cited for reckless driving with 47.25 fine. Frank L. Pitts 29 of 2145 North 20th Street cited for speeding with 32.25 fine. Guy Myers 51 of Lafayette Avenue cited for public intoxication with 30 and 10 days in jail. David Coleman 36 of North 17th Street cited for public intoxication with two days suspended. Martin W. Haws 18 of Palestine cited for no operator license with 3.25 fine.
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Phyllis A. Kress
Farmersburg
David P. Matherly
West Terre Haute
Guy Myers
Lafayette Ave
David Coleman
N. 17Th St
Featherston Guilty of Cheese Theft at A&P Grocery
Clarence D. Featherston 43 was found guilty in city court of theft for taking a cheese package from the Ninth and Poplar A&P display, eating part, returning it, and swapping for a new package. fined $30 and given five days. Helen A. Clough 27 was fined $3.25 for no operator's license after a June 18 accident with a city vehicle on 13th St. police report details and damages.
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Clarence D. Featherston
S. 112
Ninth and
Poplar
13Th St
Foster Cooper
17Th St
William Terrell
Franklin St
Fire Department
Clough
Young men given suspended sentences in burglary case
Two Indianapolis men, George Burgess aged 19 and Michael Thayer aged 20, were sentenced by Vigo Circuit Court Judge H Ralph Johnston to two to five years in the Indiana State Reformatory on second degree burglary charges linked to the Big Four Auto Wrecking Lot crime. Both were placed on five years of probation.
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Indiana State Reformatory
Vigo Circuit Court
H. Ralph Johnston
George D. Burgess
Michael Thayer
Indianapolis
N. 25Th St
Thayer
Kent Arvin
Burgess
N. George Nasser
Jerry Earl Kyle
Harding
Indiana State Prison
Johnston
Damage suit filed against Terre Haute city and Penn Central
A $25 000 damage suit was filed in Superior Court No 2 alleging injury from an October 11 1968 accident on N 4th Street in Terre Haute where Penn Central railroad tracks were under repair. Plaintiffs sue the city and railroad for negligence.
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Terre Haute
Penn Central Railroad
Superior Court
William J. Brune
James D. Lopp
Stanley Wagner
William H. Wagner
Evansville
N. 4Th St
Penn Central
Synthetic rubber production and use in the United States
The International Institute of Synthetic Rubber Producers reports 22 US producers of synthetic rubber. About 61 percent of output goes to auto tires and 39 percent to conveyor belting hoses and cushioning among other major uses.
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United States
International Institute of Synthetic Rubber Producers
Break-in at Callahan home on 327 S 23rd St reported
Terre Haute police logged a Sunday evening burglary at Joseph Callahan residence 327 S 23rd St. A rug barricade, cut rear screen, and opened cash boxes yielded about 300 dollars in coins and cash. Neighbors saw two cars in the alley. dirt scrapes and a limb trim were noted outside.
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Joseph Callahan
S. 23Rd St
Terre Haute
Callahan
Callahan House
George Mayrose
S. 32Nd St
C. G. Mayrose Cabinet Co
Truman McDaniel
S. 3Rd St
4Th St
Lafayette Ave
Union Hospital
Checks Ready For Vigo County Taxing Units
Vigo County Auditor Burlin Armstrong announced the June tax settlement is complete, totaling 11 605 474.35 with 10 843 845.45 from local property taxes and 633 927.12 from state relief, plus 127 701.78 from banks and buildings. Checks are available in the auditor’s office for pickup. Major recipients include City of Terre Haute 2 290 649.36, Vigo County School Corporation 7 026 201.48, and Vigo County 1 905 139.90.
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Vigo County
Burlin Armstrong
City of
Terre Haute
New Fraternity Alpha Sigma Iota Holds Weekend Meeting
The newly chartered professional broadcasting fraternity Alpha Sigma Iota called its first weekend a success. President Russell M. Beisenhardt praised the event as professionally competent and socially rewarding. James Heatherington of Time-Life Broadcasting spoke on The Television Documentary—I a's Preparation.
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Alpha Sigma Iota
Russell M. Beisenhardt
Eisenhardt
James Heatherington
Time-Life
Indianapolis
Heatherington
Indiana State University
Personal ads offer hearing aids wigs and services
BELTONE Hearing Aid Center offers free hearing evaluation and home visits. Margaret Morgan's Wiggery advertises hand tied wigs. Globe News Stand lists adult books and Calif movies. Taylor Long at Kruger Buick provides transportation options. Dr M C Grainger chiropractor and Wiglets offer hair options. Electrolysis and wig services featured. Complete wig sales at Enchanted Cottage. Harvey Greenwood Drugs listed. Local items with phone numbers and addresses.
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Beltone
Merchants Bank
Margaret Morgan
S. 17Th St
Indiana Public Printing Bid Notice for Marginal Forms
The Indiana Department of Administration Printing Section seeks sealed proposals for Class 17 marginally punched continuous forms printing for state offices and institutions, excluding Purdue University Indiana University Indiana State University Ball State University and state supreme and appellate courts. Bids due July 7 1969 with bonds and affidavits. contracts awarded July 21 1949 to lowest or best bidder.
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Department of Administration
State Office
Indianapolis
Indiana
State of
Purdue University
Indiana University
Indiana State University
Ball State University
State Supreme and Appellate Courts
Department of Administration, Printing Section
Want Ads Deadlines and Cancellation Rules
Advertising deadlines vary by edition. The Tribune takes cancellations until 10 A.M. for evening ads, the Star until 5 P.M. Cancellations before the schedule ends incur charges only for days the ad appeared. A cancellation number is provided as a receipt.
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Evening Tribune
Star
Tribune-Star
Wabash Ave
Terre Haute
Ind
Lodge Notices Called Meeting of Social Lodge No 8
Social Lodge No 8 F and AM invites brethren to a meeting on Monday June 23 with St John’s Day Dinner at 6 30 p m and MM degree at 7 30 p m Visiting brethren welcome Harold L Lawson W M Robert L Lucas Secry
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F&am
St. John’s Day
Harold L Lawson
W.M
Robert Lucas
Seacy
In Memoriam Mary C. Reedy
In loving memory of our mother Mary C. Reedy who passed away June 23 1968. A year has passed since she went away. We miss her still with each passing day. Sadly missed by daughters and sons.
Non-Resident Divorce Notice and Bidding Notices
The Indiana Vigo County Superior Court notifies Dallas Conway of a divorce action where he is a non resident, with trial set for August 1969 in his absence. Separate notices announce Eastern Express bidding on miscellaneous freight and Indiana State University bids for library shelves and end panels with bid deadlines and bonding requirements.
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Indiana
Vigo County
Joyce Conway
Dallas Conway
William J. Brighton
Robert Howard Brown
Wig Sales and Child Care Ads in Local Notices
Local classified items list beauty shop offers at 10 percent off and wig products at 3106 Fenwood Ave. plus multiple home child care and babysitting services with contact numbers. Also an ad promoting U.S. Civil Service tests for men and women with a free job prospect booklet via Lincoln Service, Box 94, Tribune.
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Tribune
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Quesney
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Wall St. Charter
Indianapolis Livestock
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Usda -Indiana
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Aaron
Daeros
W. W. Douglas
Frank L. Pitts
N. 20Th St
Martin W. Haws
Palestine
City, Railroad
Calif
Globe News
Taylor Long
Kruger
Buick
M. C. Grainger
9Th St
Alcoholics Anonymous
Box
Enchanted Cottage
Harvey Greenwood Drugs
Wilfred Zander
Lodge
Eastern Express, Inc
Wabash Avenue
Supply Dist
Barnsville
Waltham
Massachusetts
Murray Mfg. Co
Jericho
ITC
Fairfield
New Jersey
Phil Koons Tire Service
Bristol
Pennsylvania
C. Alside, Inc
Akron
Ohio
C. Organist Fabrics, Inc
Passaic
Apeco
Evanston
Ilinois
Penny
Seaboard Finance
Miller Shoes, Inc
Dover
State Board of Accounts
Indiana State University Board of Trustees
Peas
BY. J. Kenneth Moulton
Clara
Huffer’s Beauty Shop
Smith’s
Fenwood Ave
3Rd Ave
U.S. Civil Service
Gigi
Chili
7Th Ave
Seal Point
Diel Lake
Riley
Reward
Krausbek
Tours and Transportation
Rockville
Fee
Sandy
Snelling & Snelling
Lic
Ph. Rosemarie
Glenshaw
Snelling & Snelling, Lic
Rosemarie
Linda
Haas Home Nursery
29Th
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