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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1962

Page

7

Protest Delinquent Teens and Argentine Cabinet Crisis

A Madison County protest over youth arrests led to arrests after two teens were charged with assaulting Patrolman Ernest Barth during a cafe disturbance. The incident names Frank Morgan and Raymon Newsom among others. Separately in Buenos Aires, President Guidobuffeted by army chiefs faced resignations as the cabinet crisis deepened, with ministers including interior and defense chiefs offering to quit amid martial tensions and a massive power outage affecting 2.5 million people.

Morgan Barth Madison Harold Sapp Anderson Thel Newsom Frank Morgan W. 15Th St Raymon Newsom Newsom Sherman St Rors Ernest Barth Cedar St Officer Barth Buenos Aires Jose Maria Guido Carlos A. Adrogue Argentina

Critical GOP Sessions Start Tactavaning at the hamafi NE Lab

Madison County Republicans gather for pre tinct level sessions with representatives from multiple facets of the party. The event titled designed to map strategy and consensus across factions and local committees.

Curtis Clem Arrow Ave GOP County GOP County Central Mike Seybert GOP Hyde Shres Everett Harris Robert White William Heard Curis Clem Madison County Republican

Fifty Flags Presented To Anderson By Local Merchants

Anderson received fifty new 3x5 foot American flags Monday from the Local Retail Division to promote flag display on patriotic occasions. Mayor Ralph R. Ferguson accepted the flags for the city, with light pole brackets also donated. Phil Rossin and Mike Martin represented the Retail Division, while Bill Sparks of the city light department agreed to install the brackets on downtown poles.

Anderson Ralph R. Ferguson City Eight Department Phil Rossin Mike Martin Association Ofre Tail Merchants Bill Sparks City Light Department

West New Guinea Transfer Talks Set for Wednesday

United Nations announced formal negotiations on transferring West New Guinea from Dutch to Indonesian sovereignty would begin Wednesday in New York. A U.N. spokesman said talks on technical aspects followed over three hours of private discussions among Dutch and Indonesian officials with acting Secretary General Thant. Thant had spoken with Ellsworth Bunker and was joined by Dutch envoy Van Roijen and Netherlands ambassador Schurmann as UN sources indicated progress toward a signed agreement.

United Nations N.Y. Gupi West New Guinea U.N Thant Jin Ellsworth Bunker U.S Netherlands Indonesia J. H. van Roijen Washington C.W.A. Schurmann United’ ‘Nations

Public hearing on Anderson Project A meets strong opposition

A crowd over 200 filled the Anderson High School auditorium to weigh the public utility of Andersons Urban Renewal Project A. The Anderson Redevelopment Commission defended the plan for a followed by a short public remonstrance and questions, highlighting the area bounded by Nichol and John Streets toward the NYC railroad and Lincoln Street.

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Astronauts Set Records In Moscow Space Effort

A chaotic report details Russian space activity with mentions of Popovich and Titov in orbit. It notes breakfast, mock landings near Volga, and discussions of future private space ventures amid political GOP activity in Moscow and the Central Committee.

Ing Frederick Moscow Russia James Altayst Volga Moscow Rachal Popovich Amene Sennis

Tailor Shop Feud Ends In Death Of Charles Kirby

A scissors-wielding inmate fatally stabbed Charles Kirby aged 29 at the State Reformatory Pendleton. The attacker Nelson Johnson 22 of Nashville was jailed after reports of prior threats and minor infractions. Both prisoners were parole violators serving one to ten year terms. Kirby had an armed robbery conviction in Knox County 1953 and Johnson a forgery sentence from Bartholomew County.

Charles Kirby State Reformatory Pendleton Hopkinsville Nelson Johnson Nashville Aeace Mac al Buck Johnson Kirby Knox County Bartholomew Golden Mont Oeington Robert Long West

West Berlin Police Quell Anti-Red Riot

West Berlin police fired tear gas and drew pistols to disperse an anti-Communist demonstration that turned violent near Hast- Kimmy andeen. The riot followed claims of a wall anniversary protest with clashes at bars and pockets of vandalism as East and West Berlin tensions rose. Local officials reported injuries and an ongoing inquiry into the incidents, with the border and protest dynamics under scrutiny.

West Berlin Berlin UPI Kirby Dohogan East

Two Killed In Gary Apartment Argument

In Gary Indiana a neighborhood dispute in a central district apartment left a man and a woman dead. Thad Davis, 37, admitted firing the shots with a .38 caliber pistol. The victims Connie B Marberry, 33, and Willie Watkins, 35, died at Metho Hospital. Detectives said the incident occurred late Monday afternoon.

Gary Ind Nessa Westinot New Guinea Thad Davis Indonesia Gary Metho Connietween B. Marberry Willie Watan Ikins

Court Clears Way For Showdown On Eliminating Railroad Jobs

The U S appeals court cleared the way for an early showdown over plans by railroads to slash thousands of jobs and alter schedules. Five unions representing about 210,000 workers urged the court to extend an injunction while the carriers sought emergency relief. President Kennedy faced a potential work stoppage as unions prepared to file briefs and pleadings by 5 pm. Oral arguments were set for Wednesday as the case heads toward possible快速 action to prevent a strike.

Cicago Chi Court of Appeals Washington Nation Elmer J. Schnackenbergimen U.S Dist Joseph Sam Perry T ‘Peals Perry

Safety Board Ends Cox Hearings in Hartford City

The story reports on the safety board hearing over former detective captain Cox. Witnesses Dr Charles Armington and Lawyer John Walsh testified as Cox faces possible permanent dismissal or reinstatement. The article notes Cox’s prior suspension tied to a circulated statement by criminals implicating Det Captain Sam Adams in a 198 Hartford City burglary.

Lunu Vostok UZ Pavel Popovich Vostok TV Charles, Armington John Walsh Safety Board Cox John Heiden

4 H Swine Carcass Show Scheduled Today In Anderson

An Anderson 4 H Swine Carcass Show is scheduled today at the Packing Plant on W. Eth St. with shows featuring Grand Champion Hampshire and Poland China barrows. The event uses standardized carcass evaluation and includes a lie detector element.

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Kennedy Delays Out WASHINGTON Meeting on Tax Cuts

President Kennedy urged Congress to act before adjournment to stimulate the lagging economy with a top to bottom tax cut and other measures. He warned a delay could deepen the recession while backing retroactive credits and targeted relief. Actor Judge Harold to discuss notable cases.

Washington UPI Kennedy Congress Alto Con Simum Gress Harold Actor Evi Thana Supreme Court Rotary Vorder Nation Club YMCA Lawrence Busby

Citizens in Lorient Dump Sardines on Street Protest

In Lorient France angry fishermen protested against low prices by dumping their entire sardine catch in the streets. The scene showed residents with their noses in the air as locals voiced frustration with market conditions and prices affecting their livelihoods.

Lorient France

Weather notes with high near 80 and sunrise sunset

The report records a high near 80 for today and again near 80 yesterday. It notes tonight near 3 law and tomorrow near 80, with Taw sunrise at 5:43 am and sunset around 73 p.m.

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