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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1962
Page
3
A U S security official cited Chinese pressure and Russia in relation to a proposed test ban treaty. He noted the plan might delay arms growth but warned the Chinese could test a nuclear device within months, later clarifying the timeline.
United States and Britain push a treaty banning atmospheric underwater and space tests. Kennedy and Macmillan say it could free humanity from radioactive fallout, while Capitol Hill split on the plan. Thurmond calls it dangerous. Gore hails it as feasible and realistic. The issue centers on Soviet reactions and potential Chinese testing.
Sorority gathered at the home of Mrs LaVenda Brummett with co hostess Mrs Donnabelle Keefer. Attendees included Mesdames Sue Little Jackee King Mary Anderson Mary Helen Ellsworth Nancy Keefer Shirley Mean Donnabelle Keefer and the host. Next meeting to be with Wham Can Titles in Summitville.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk explains why the United States cannot afford defeat as he outlines Washington's new mood of confidence in foreign policy. The piece appears in September Reader's Digest now on sale.
ALEXANDRIA David Dyer 17 of 703 Columbia suffered a dislocated left ankle and a broken left leg at Alexandria-Monroe High School Friday during varsity football practice. He was treated at St. John's Hospital Anderson, his fracture reduced, and he returned home by Karl M. Kyley ambulance. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Harold Dyer. Miller rites set for 68 year old Jacob V. Miller at Church of God Monday at 2 p.m. Interment in Park View Cemetery. Friends may visit at 301 S Black St. The Kerr M. Kyle Funeral Home in charge. Melody Masters Quartet of Decatur will sing Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at MRC camp grounds east of Alexandria on Ind 28. Colorado man Alvin L. Sexton 63 of Colorado Springs died after being struck by a car near a bridge in Winchester Illinois. The driver was 18 year old Lee Westfall of Granite City.
The Markleville Home Demonstration Club met at the Keesling home with eleven members present. Mrs Ruth Sparks presided, and the lesson Laundry New Fabrics and Finishes was given by Mrs Sparks. The next meeting will be September 2 in the home of Mrs George Everman.
Markleville report of Amvets Auxiliary and Amvets Post 25 installation with a dinner in a party room. New Auxiliary officers include President Maxine Milburn, Senior Vice Kay Taylor, Junior Vice Virginia Hays, Secretary Betty Williams, Treasurer Mary Hoppes, PRO Mary Markle, Chaplain Florence Creason, and Parliamentarian Doris Shrake, with Mrs. Margaret Hoover installing. New Amvets commander Roy Creason and officers Paulmer Keller, Max Markle, Randall McCormack, Gene Seward, Tom Garrison installed by Jim Crowell. Next Auxiliary meeting Sept 5 at 7 30 pm at Mrs Charles Shrake home. Keith Poor on 30 days leave before Aug 31 travel to San Francisco and Okinawa September 1 for service with the dist CEG Sq.
In Dallas UPI a Texas attorney pressed for a statewide inquiry into alleged oil industry corruption involving the Railroad Commission and state employes amid slant-hole oil theft concerns in East Texas. Also Columbia Presbyterian said former President Herbert Hoover will undergo bowel surgery to remove a benign polyp, with plan for Tuesday.
Mrs Alma Rose Meyer and Miss Patricia Johnson were honored at a double bridal shower hosted by Psi Tota Xi Sorority in the Methodist Church annex. Hostesses were Mrs Helen Irwin and Mrs Mary Jane Brewer. Guests included Mrs Mary Johnson and Mrs Dorothy Hesler along with numerous members and gift senders.
NYC railroad leaders urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to approve a Central Pennsylvania merger as the keystone to a three big railroad consolidation that would reshape eastern U S rail competition. Alfred E Perlman warned rejection could push the NYC toward bankruptcy while Kefauver pressed to block mergers pending the case.
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