Uranium Industry Faces Growth Pains As Mills Move In
The uranium industry plans for many customers beyond government buyers as oil and copper firms buy deposits and build mills. About 12 mills exist or are planned within two years. production costs and capital requirements limit small operators. US Atomic Energy Commission buys ore through 1966, aiding prices. Vanadium adds value. transition to a commercial market is anticipated as demand grows.
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Sam
West
Walter E. Scott, Jr
Colorado
Scott
Robert Palmer
Colorado Mining Assn
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Palmer
AEC
Allan Jones
Grand Junction
Colo
Commission
Metropolitan planning bill to be presented to General Assembly
Indiana Economic Council discussed a metropolitan planning bill Monday in Indianapolis with Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce representation from eight counties including St Joseph Howard Tippecanoe Vanderburgh Lake Henry and Delaware. John Lamb and Sterling Pittman led planning talks as part of the Chamber program for 1956 57.
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Indiana Economic Council
Indianapolis
Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce
John K. Lamb
Sterling Pittman
Tom McChesney
Chamber
Amog
St. Joseph
Howard
Tippecanoe
Vanderburgh
Lake
Henry
Delaware
Chamber Planning and Zoning Committee
Metropolitan Planning Commission
Lamb
Airlines set to cut fares to Europe from Cannes
Sixty four I A T A airlines voted to cut trans Atlantic fares reducing European vacation costs by about 100 dollars. Officials plan to announce the deal tonight with a 20 percent reduction on 16 day excursion tickets starting in October and a second cut with no time limit on third class service starting in April 1958. The accord blends pressure from American carriers TWA and Pan American with European airline wishes for a slower decrease.
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France
International Air Transport Assn
I.A.T.A
Trans World Airlines
Pan- American
Driver survives crash into utility pole near Seelyville
An early Sunday crash on U S Highway 40 in Seelyville left the front end of a car damaged after George T. Strickland 36 of Indianapolis collided with a utility pole. Strickland said he was returning to Indianapolis after an all night ride to Terre Haute and appeared to have fallen asleep at the wheel. he escaped injury.
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Seelyville
George T. Strickland
Indianapolis
Estates Bustle as Henry Street and Naselroad Filed
Two estates valued at 18 700 and 1 500 filed in Probate Court. The Henry Street will names several children and St Benedict Church as beneficiaries with Pearl Stroot receiving two thirds and the rest divided among nine children. Naselroad estate leaves real property to sons Emmett Floyd Clayton Thomas Clark Murrell and daughters Mary Hazel Drexa Esther Ruth and one grandson Paul Naselroad. Emmet Naselroad named administrator with a 1 500 bond.
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St. Benedict Church
William Naselroad
Henry Streot
Pearl Stroot
Edward
Harry Stroot
Chillicothe
Ill
Edward Stroot
Marion
Ind
Frank Stroot
South Eleventh Street
George Stroot
North Fruitridge Avenue
Clarence Street
South Ninth Street
Margaret Meehling
Marshall
Mary Williams
West
Terre Haute
Frances
South Sixth Street
Helen Dowell
South Third Street
Elberta
Betty) Neukom
Miami
Fla
Naselroad
Willow Springs
Esther Stevens
Maine
Mich
Ruth Evinger
North Twenty-first Street
Paul L. Naselroad
Dayton
Ohio
Emmet
Clinton Court Fines Tallied In Weekend docket
Clinton City Court reported a busy weekend with six offenders in trial. Rex and Verrill McCauley were fined 1 dollar and 14 dollars costs for public intoxication in Blanford. Lawrence Grady and Leon Catterson also faced 14 dollars costs for public intoxication on North Ninth and South Main streets respectively. James D. Haun paid 15.75 for failure to yield right of way on a county road. Grover Crist Jr. faced multiple charges after a Saturday disturbance at the Eagles Lodge, totaling 46 dollars in fines and costs with a suspended 30 day jail term for disorderly conduct and an additional 14 dollars for resisting arrest.
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Rex McCauley
Dana
Verrill McCauley
St. Bernice
Blanford
Tony Ugo
Lawrence Grady
Paris
Ill
North Ninth Street
Leon Catterson
South Main Street
James D. Haun
R. R
Robert Wiot
Grover Crist, Jr
New Goshen
Eagles Lodge
Newport
Ohio's Mad Killer Still at Large
Alfred Buck Wilson, 37, sought in a three state manhunt for killings of two sisters and a teenage girl. Police said he fled a dragnet and may be near abandoned quarries north of Warren Ohio with a luger, as authorities extend searches into Kentucky and West Virginia.
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Alfred
Buck) Wilson
Wilson
Kentucky
West Virginia
Hazel Botts
Geraldine Brown
Nancy Worthington
Fringe Hoodlum Ralph Rizza Found Slain Near Crete
Police probe the murder of Ralph Rizza 40 said to be a fringe hoodlum with ties to top syndicate figures. His body was found in his car on the Calumet Expressway near Crete and shows blunt force trauma and a cord around the neck. Suspected mastermind Sam Hunt is named in police statements.
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Ralph Rizza
Calumet Expressway
Crete
Ill
Rizza
Underworld
Sam
Golf Bag) Hunt
Grains Record Modest Gains On Board of Trade
Chicago June 2 modest gains were posted across grains as prices opened mixed then firmed. Lack of selling pressure encouraged buyers while some export business aided wheat and soybeans. New crop corn and soybeans rose on short covering with estimated Chicago arrivals listed.
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Board of Trade
World Bank marks 10th anniversary with 150th loan
The World Bank, celebrating its decade, grants a $75 million loan to India, lifting total loans to nearly $2 billion. Since inception, 149 loans have been issued to 43 countries. The Tata Iron and Steel Co. will use funds to raise capacity to two million tons.
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Washington
World Bank
India
Tata Iron and Steel Co
Food distribution costs keep food expensive worldwide
Rome report notes farm prices fall but marketing and distribution costs keep food out of reach for many. The FAO's 1956 assessment says large parts of the world still have underfed populations despite lower farm prices.
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Rome
Italy
the Food and Agricultural Organization
Rhee Sees Unity of Korea Soon
President Syngman Rhee told 10 000 people in Seoul that Korean reunification prospects are brighter than ever due to allies awakening to the failure of the armistice. The remark came at a ceremony marking the sixth anniversary of the Korean War’s start.
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Seoul
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Boxing results from various cities reported by AP
In Detroit Duke Harris won a decision over Ramon Fuentes. In Milan Duilio Loi stopped Fred Galiana. In Mexico City Ricardo Moreno defeated Frankie in a knockout. In Hollywood Billy Evans stopped Paul Armstead. In Havana Hoacine Khalfi drew with Fernando Silva.
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Duke Harris
Ramon Fuentes
Los Angeles
Milan
Italy
Duilio Loi
Fred Galiana
Spain
Mexico City
Ricardo Moreno
Frankie
Hollywood
Billy Evans
Pasadena
Paul Armstead
Havana
Hoacine Khalfi
Aleria
Fernando Silva
Uba
White Sox sweep Yankees as Doby belts two three-run homers
In a doubleheader at home, Major League star Lary Doby slugged three-run homers in the first inning of both games, lifting the Chicago White Sox to 14-2 and 6-3 wins over the New York Yankees. Joe Nuxhall pitched a full nine for the Reds, becoming the first visiting left-hander to complete a game at Ebbets Field since 1954. The Reds also took game one of the doubleheader 10-6.
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Doby
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Joe Nuxhall
Redlegs
Nuxhall
Ebbets Field
Markets at a Glance: Mixed Trading Across Sectors
United Press reports stocks and bonds showing irregular activity in quiet trading. U.S. government bonds dip slightly while American and Midwest equities move unevenly. In Chicago, grains rise with wheat corn rye oats soybeans and lard futures up. Hogs gain 25 to 75 cents, top 17.00. cattle steady to 50 higher, top 23.00. weaner up to 20.00. sheep mostly 1.00 lower, top 22.50.
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Market Reports From Chicago and Cincinnati June 25
Chicago hog and cattle prices show receipts around 17,000 cattle and 7,500 hogs with various weight classes and steady to higher trend. Cincinnati produce lists eggs butter and potatoes with USDA and local prices. Chicago produce notes unsettled poultry and cheese prices. Cash grain reports show wheat absent, corn around 1.52, oats 1.74, soybeans 3.00, with meal and oil price ranges.
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Chicago
USDA
Cash Grain
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Local Markets Livestock Hog Prices Rise Steadily
Local Markets reports salable hogs totaling 250 head with bulk Barrows and gilts No. 1 through No. 3 at 14.50 to 16.40 for 160 to 240 pounds. No. 1 and No. 2 125 head at 15.10 to 16.40 for 180 to 220 pounds. Weights 245 to 275 pounds at 14.99 to 15.65, around 300 pounds at 14.00 to 14.40, sows 10.25 to 13.75. Markets steady to 0.40 higher.
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Stocks Decline in Light Trading On June 25
New York stocks edged lower in a thin session with most leaders showing small moves. Declines hit steels motors oils and rails while gainers included aircrafts mercantiles chemicals utilities and some special issues. Dow Jones industriales slipped 0.05, rails 0.70, utilities 0.11, and overall 65-stock averages down 0.30.
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Mergenthaler Linotype
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Illinois Power
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Newmont Mining
Kennecott
Anaconda
Southern Railway
Bendix Aviation
Fansteel Metallurgical
Hudson Bay
Freeport
Studebaker-Packard
Motors
Filtrol
American Dynamics
Eastman Kodak
Cities
Dow-Jones
Two Detectives Shot in Battle. Two Convicts Held
In Indianapolis on June 25 two detectives were wounded by gunfire after a crime spree linked to a $10 loan attempt. Samuel W. Woodson and Ivo E. Harding confessed to wounding Detectives Fred Whisler and John T. Morris as they stole $1,090 from the Bell-Air Drive theater’s robbery. Police surrounded Woodson in a field and Harding was arrested later. Harding’s brother Paul faced a separate auto theft arrest.
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Samuel W. Woodson
Ivo E. Harding
Woodson
Fred Whisler
John T. Morris
General Hospital
Harding
Bell-Air Drive
Indiana
Gerald D. Curts
Whisler
Morris
Paul Harding
Morgan County
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