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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1962
Page
1
Hundreds of Muscovites jam an abstract art exhibit denounced by Premier Khrushchev as absurd. The hall remains open, with mixed reaction and debate on whether the works are art or horrors.
The Soviet press backed Khrushchev as Pravda criticized abstract art and jazz as unfit for Communist realism. Algerian authorities reportedly plan new courts to try groups spreading anti government propaganda.
A car retrieved from Shan non's Lake west of Glenns Valley is thought to be the vehicle that wounded Indiana state Trooper Harold Archer. Archer, 33, of Indianapolis, was in fair condition at St. Francis Hospital Beech Grove with a bullet graze to his right temple.
The article reports on a federal bid to halt a Lockheed walkout with a court injunction. U.S. District Judge Jesse Curtis in Los Angeles issued a temporary restraining order to prevent further strike action pending a hearing. The piece notes mediation efforts and potential Taft-Hartley actions, plus related local bridge project discussions and longshoremen’s terms.
A spokesman cited by Nehru discussed withdrawals and troop movements along the front with signs of thinning in rear areas and none in the front. He noted reconnaissance planes monitoring Chinese actions while Peking claimed Indian planes breached borders near Walong. Reports spoke of Chinese withdrawals only from Walong and villagers lamenting the retreat.
Charles Dennis age 71 funeral services set for 10:30 a m Tuesday at Davis Strider Noflz Funeral Home with Rev Herschel M Reed of First Christian Church officiating. Interment Park View Cemetery. Viewing at the funeral home. Thomas Thomas manager of Hall Insurance Agency announces his office as collection headquarters for Gam Rath Disposal Company the citys new garbage and trash collectors.
Thomas Lee Richards 72 of 1217 Victory Ct died Sunday at Community Hospital after months as a patient. He worked in Guide Lamp production and belonged to First Methodist Church survived by wife India Manship Richards a stepdaughter Edith Lake Indianapolis a stepson Melvin Manship Pendleton five step grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Laura G Runyan 30 of 2015 Main St died Sunday night at St Johns Hospital after a month’s illness resident of Anderson 60 years and longtime Banner Store saleslady was a member.
Rosa B. Pyle of Elwood died Monday at 103 Main St after a sudden illness. She was born April 10, 1886 in Indiana and resided in Anderson about 29 years. Deward H. Coulter, 60, of 3200 Raible Ave., died after illness. he worked 28 years at Delco Remy Plant 10. Final arrangements incomplete. services to be at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with East Maplewood Cemetery.
A midwest heat wave continued for a second week while the Outer Banks suffered erosion. Minneapolis and St Paul recorded a full week without freezing, a seasonal record. Warmer trends appeared in the Northwest and East, with 14 degrees at Omak Washington and 17 at Elkins West Virginia, as snow touched the Rocky Mountains.
The report notes Kennedy says Khrushchev agreed to withdraw within thirty days. Arthy Sylvester discusses bombers in transit and a spokesman says withdrawal is being implemented. The piece also touches on Chrysler being exonerated in a separate civil case and U.S. military positions around Cuba.
Bethlehem Steel announces a 4336 008 purchase and plans for a 10 million ton plant near the port site in Lake County Indiana. The project includes a new 100 ton er and port facilities, supported by the Midwest Steel Division and National Steel Corp. Local officials note zoning supports heavy industry and the plan could boost freight traffic on the Chicago South Shore line.
Officials question Kennedy's handling of assignments on India and China policy. The report suggests misstatements, data disputes on employment figures, and debate over military aid and port plans tied to Bethlehem Steel and U S involvement in the region. Darlene Flowers obituary notes infant death. several Anderson area notices follow.
A crowded daily timetable lists sessions at 2:00 for Rotary Red White and Blue agriculture Pleasant Valley Ladies Aid and Mounds Kiwanis. 6:00 events include Chief Anderson Lions Anderson Newspapers and Tri-Hi. 7:00 8:00 and later show Highlanders Tri Gamma Epsilon Sigma Alpha Kappa Delta Phi and various swim and basketball activities with Brockway and Anaconda/Emge matches noted.
Prime Minister Wasi At-Tall submitted a new cabinet made up of the same ministers from the outgoing ministry. He and his cabinet resigned last week after parliamentary elections, and King Hussein asked him to form a new government.
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