Red Leaders Use Rodent Tactics Scared U S Commies Run
A Communist party spokesman reports a reduction in U S officers as the national leadership dissolves its ranks to escape federal prosecution for failing to register under the Internal Security Act. The party faces arrests of its Americans and calls to register remain unresolved.
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New York
Communist Party
United States
UPI
U.S
Ter
Eee
National Party
Prom
Supreme Court
Fisher Body Guild Convocations Highlight Careers for Boys
Boys born 1941 through 1950 may enter the GM Fisher Body Crafts competition at South Side Junior High and Anderson High School. Winners earn scholarships up to $5,000 and state awards. distinctions include in‑kind trips and all‑expense coverings.
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Richard Herdegen
Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild
Anderson High School
South Side Junior High School
Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild
Anderson High Auditorium
Don Holder
Michael Gardner
Jim Mier
Val Gardner
Jim Barnett
Craig Priest
Herdegen
Craftsman’s Guild
South Side
Fisher
GML
Istic
Boysithe Assembly
Diman’s Guild
Warren
Michigan
Elisabethville
Moise Tshomb
U.N
Tshombe
Linner
John Priest
Viner
Katangeselo
Detroit
Sons of General Motors Emi
Youth Suffers Skull Injury At Central Avenue School Grounds
Larry Dodson a nine year old boy was admitted to Methodist Hospital Indianapolis after a head injury reported on school grounds. Principal Paris R Capron stated the accident did not occur on school property and the event may have happened after hours on the playground as Ebbertt notes.
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Larry Dodson
Lincoln St
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Anderson Police
Central
G. &. Ebbertt
P Ebbertt
Top US British Delegates Leave Geneva Talks
Britain and the United States chiefs withdrew from nuclear talks in Geneva reporting to the U N General Assembly that the Soviet Union refused to discuss a controlled test ban. The Soviet stance broke Kremlin policy since 1958 and left a deadlock among the three nations.
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Geneva
Britain
United States
U.N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
Kremlin
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Joseph Godber
Dean
Godber
United Nations
Prath
Valerian A. Zorn
General Assembly
So' Vie
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Balaguer Moves to End Crisis With Military Autonomy
Dominican Republic President Balaguer backs a military autonomy plan to resolve the national crisis amid opposition protests. He seeks a seven man ruling body while opponents reject the proposal and escalate demonstrations during a three day national strike.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Joaquin Balaguer
Balaguer
D.R
UPI
Nation hits 185 million residents celebration marks milestone
The 185 millionth person was born about 3:01 17 after noon EST as 185 million population reached a new high. Commerce Secretary Hodges led a crowd of officials and families in the Washington ceremony with a census clock showing the milestone.
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Ores
Census Bureau
Merce Department
Hodges
Luther H. Hodges
Com-Cabinet
Merce
Kennedy Cites 4-H Boys Girls at National Congress
President Kennedy congratulates six 4-H leaders at the 40th National 4-H Club Congress where they receive engraved silver trophies and $4000 in scholarships. winners include Robert Buck Marjorie Whaley Barbara Hagberg and others for leadership citizenship and achievement. Astronaut progress at Cape Canaveral includes Enos the chimp’s flights and a new Atlas booster readiness for manned spaceflight later this year or next.
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U. S
Enos
Cameroons
Chicago
Sysiem
Nos
Kennedy
Santmerhantad
Robert Wayne Buck
Jeadership
Otterbein
Ind
Marjorie Iice
I Whaley
Shellman
Barbara
Hagberg
Schaller
Towa
America
Donald Johnson
Rex
Linda Ann Mark
Gaston
Gene
Local Soldier Chester Kingery Dies in Germany Injuries
Sgt. Chester Kingery, 30, of Anderson, died in Germany after sustaining injuries from a civilian car strike while directing traffic for a U.S. convoy near Wirtheim on November 16. He died at Landstuhl Hospital with his widow Sandra Riggs Kingery and daughter Loretta among his survivors.
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Sgt
Chester
Kingery
Chris
Eva Kingery
Anderson
Viafeawoete
Germany
U.S .Army
Army
Loretta
Yale Theatre Party Set for Community Christmas Observance
Hundreds of Madison County school children expected at the Yale Theatre party sponsored by the Community Christmas Observance Committee. The 9:30 a.m. event offers free admission with optional food donations for the Salvation Army.
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McAwe Palyy Odlutey
Ley State
Salvation Army
Willliam B. Harper
Thastra Narhi
Soviets veto Kuwait admission at United Nations
In a Security Council vote, the Soviet Union vetoed a UAR backed resolution to admit Kuwait as the UN’s 104th member. Valerian Zorin cast the lone negative vote, with 9-1 in favor and 1 abstention. Officials noted a growing rift between Moscow and Cairo over Kuwait’s status.
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United Nations
Soviet Union
United Arab Republic
U.ar
Kuwait
Valerian A. Zorin
Security Council
Zorin
Iraq
Moscow
U.A.R
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Colpmn
Nicholson To Lead Panel At Ball State
Dr. Rober A. Nicholson to preside at a two day conference in Muncie sponsored by Anderson College Ball State Taylor University and Marian College Underwritten by the Ford Foundation. Sessions feature Dr Charles F Gallagher Dr George Beatty and Prof Wadie Jwaideh with topics on The Near and Middle East religion and The Arab World Today The event opens Friday at 2 30 p m in the Pittenger Student Center Ball State Campus and is open to high school teachers college university and general public.
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Disamo Gravey
Park Place Church
Anderson Rotary Club
Rober A. Nicholson
Nietak
Anderson College
Indiana
Ball State
Forum Teachers College
Pittenger Student Center
Con
Ballin
State
Taylor University
Mation College
Muncie
Ford Foundation
John Thompson
Indiana University
N Edicar
Charles F. Fallagher
George Beatty
Wadie Jwaideh
Gallagher
Near
Middle East
Beatty
Jwaideh
Richard W. Burkhardt
Eoe
Yule Seal Sale Aims for $23,000 in Madison County
The Madison County Tuberculosis Association launches its annual Christmas Seals drive with a goal of 23 500 for 1961. The effort funds TB research and control programs, aided by leaders Harriet Toner and Vemma Whitworth. Seals come in four colors and are sent with greeting cards and packages.
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Madison County
Son County
Tuberculosis Association
Charlotte Brown
National Lever
Tary
TV Association
Harriett Toner
Anderson Newspapers
tuber,Inc
Vemma Whitworth
Good Morning Start The Day With a Chuckle
Berlin reports a West Berlin newspaper joke about an East Berliner trader who jokes he will swap a lavish villa for a hole in the wall. The quip reflects light humor amid postwar notes and daily life in the sector.
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Berlin
UPT
West Berlin
Wil
Bole
Police hold man for investigation of multiple thefts
Anderson man Bryant C. Cornett, 23, is being held for investigation after a jeep, rifle, two transistor radios, and a jeep were stolen. The wrecked vehicle at Ohio Ave and Noble St linked him to the theft, with police noting he used the alias John A. Riccio as federal authorities review other possible warrants.
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Anderson
Bryant C. Cornett
Pitt St
Ohio Ave
Noble St
Harry Elmore
Cornett
Eddie Reels
Central Ave
John A. Riccio
Indiana State Budget Eyes Hundreds Of Projects
Indiana budget officials report a slate of expenditures and requests approved by the State Budget Committee totaling about 11.97 million dollars for conservation and university expansion. The panel considered projects for state parks and forests, campus facilities, and infrastructure including heating, roofing, and new dormitories while approving several items and deferring others for further review.
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Indianapolis
Department of Conservation
Starved Hollow State Forest
Morgan
Indiana
Monroe State Forest
Raccoon Lake
Brown County
State Park
Indianal
Lincoln State Park
Dunes State
Clifty Falls State Park Inn
Union
Jasper
Pulaski State Forest
Purdue University
Shakamak State
Park and Jackson - Washington
Ball State Teachers College
Indiana State College
State Forest
William Ruff
Trease
Hendricks
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
A newborn at St. John's Hospital to Mr and Mrs Julig Black of 219 Cottage Ave joins the area. Also listed is a birth to Mr and Mrs Phillip Wariel on the following day in Anderson and vicinity.
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Anderson
St. John’s Hospital
Julig Black
Cottage Ave
Phillip Wariel
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