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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1967
Page
3
The UPI summary cites a U.S. pacification agency report stating 66.1 percent of South Vietnam's 11.26 million people live in areas secure from Viet Cong, with about 6 million in contested or VC dominated zones. The report notes shifts in security and sustained pacification efforts.
Indiana report notes Governor Branigin comments support higher savings interest. Backers press for raising ceiling on rates while some board members resist. In Elkhart a fire caused by an electrical short destroyed Crossroads Travelers plant. loss around $30,000 with no injuries.
The Indiana Public Service Commission approved Fort Wayne’s petition to franchise rural Allen County areas for water service and to issue 500000 dollars in mortgage bonds for construction. Fort Wayne objected to competing lines and asked to intervene to protect its own water and sewer network.
President James B. McCahey Jr of the Chicago South Shore & South Bend Railroad urged a comprehensive Chicago area transport survey at a legislative hearing. Snowstorms delayed public sessions but he outlined the railroad’s aging equipment, a $9 million upgrade plan, and a regional study to guide decades of transportation planning including a possible Lake Michigan tunnel.
Four New York to Illinois passenger routes face hearings as Rep. Myers notes the ICC may extend routes for a year if demand exists. Mayors from Indianapolis and Muncie attend a HUD session with Weaver to learn about urban renewal programs. Attendance included leaders from Baltimore Cleveland Birmingham and Jacksonville.
Environmental Protection Agency style winter safety tips urge layering and cautious travel to avoid blizzards and carbon monoxide risks. The Navy announces Seaman Apprentice Donald Duck, assigned to the escort ship Falgout at Pearl Harbor, sharing lighthearted notes on his unique name and its social ripple.
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