Three Hurt In Wrecks Here In Anderson
An Anderson man is in critical condition after a two car collision at E 27th and Monroe Street. Lee, 63, of 2% E Webster St, suffered head and knee injuries. William A Lee was identified among the injured. Damages to cars totaled about 1400 dollars. A second accident caused injuries to Pearl Richardson, 49, of Middletown, with lacerations and possible internal injuries after losing control of her car at a local intersection.
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Anderson
St. John's Hospital
Monroe Sis
Lee
William A Lee
Taylor
Mary Nell Taylor
Rt. 1
White Corner Tavern
Monroe St
San
Pearl Richardson
Middletown
Boston
UPI
Bernard
Goldfine
Sher
Chesterfield
Pole
Switzerland
Mildred Paperman
New
Bel Coin Launderelle
Joe's Tavern
Postoffice
Packey’s Tavern
Family Shoe Store
Western Auto Supply Store
Standard
Anderson Bank
Pick and Pay Market
Dominican Clash Wounds Six as Dozen Arrested in Street Brawl
In Santo Domingo Dominican Republic late Monday a wild street brawl left at least six people wounded and about twelve arrested. The melee appeared to involve rival street gangs breaking into violence across the city streets.
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Santo Domingo
D. R
UPL
John Hlavalek
Police Seek Forger After $12,000 Haul
State police hunt a middle aged well dressed man who allegedly obtained 12000 dollars from banks in Franklin and Alexandria by false pretenses. He is said to carry 5000 in cash and a 7000 cashier s check using the names ELC Davis and G H Barton.
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Frankiin
Alexandria
Community Christmas Sing program details announced
The annual event at Anderson High School gym starts at 3 p.m. December 17 under the Community Observance Committee. The program features choral ensembles including Barbershop Chorus and St Marys Boys Choir, with soloists, a Madison Heights junior high number, and piano accompaniment. A broad set list includes traditional carols and modern festive tunes.
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Anderson High School
General Motors
Anderson
Richard Dennis
St. Mary’s
Judith
GM Appeal Filed In US Court At Cincinnati
General Motors Corporation has appealed to the Sixth Circuit Court in Cincinnati Ohio challenging an NLRB ruling that an agency shop is a proper subject of collective bargaining The appeal follows a Kennedy administration reappointment to the board and contests the board’s reversal of a prior decision.
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Cincinnati
General Motors Corporation
Sixth Circuit
Ohio
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Kennedy
Second Concert at Park Place Church of God
Mrs. Shirley King Coolidge headlines the second of four Chancel Organ Concerts at Park Place Church of God tonight at 8. A special choral group directed by Dr. Robert A. Nicholson of Anderson College will perform seasonal music. Open to the public with no admission charge, the Eastside church sponsors the series with local music patrons.
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Shirley King ‘Coolidge
Hartung
Laos Peace Conference Sees West East Pact Unfold
In Geneva the Laos peace conference issued a wide East West agreement within a three nation control commission to supervise a looming neutrality treaty. U S delegate Sullivan said the pact sets a pattern for peaceful settlement though demobilization of Pathet Lao rebels remains a major hurdle.
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Control Commission
U.S
William H. Sullivan
Geneva
China
Chang Wan-fu
Laos
Prince Boun
Britain
Soviet Union
Souvanna Phauma
Soueen
Changphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Vientiane
Bon Oum ‘Lment
W. Ave
Plaine Des Jarres
Rell Harriman
Far
Japan Experts Claim Record Hen Lays 12 Eggs in One Day
Tokyo AP reports local agricultural experts believe a hen achieved a record by laying 12 eggs in a single day. The claim comes amid ongoing interest in avian productivity and farm yields.
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Tokyo
Japan
Patterson retains title in rousing Philadelphia bout
Floyd Patterson barely retained his heavyweight crown with a first round KO in Philadelphia against Tom McNeeley at Maple Leaf Gardens. Liston delivered a swift 1 58 knockout of Albert Westphal in Hamburg in the same doubleheader.
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Toronto
Patterson
McNeeley
Floyd
Iliston
Ko Oa
Eit Ileion
Philadelphia
Sonny Yon
Litte
Germany
Westphal
Albert Westphal
Liston
Westlay
Spahl
Town Meeting Plans on Sewer and Drainage Program
The Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors a town meeting at South Side Junior High School on December 1961 to educate the public about the sewer and drainage proposal for Greater Anderson. City officials will present plans, invite questions, and discuss possible endorsements or remedial actions.
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Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce
Anderson
South Side
Justices To Rule On State Backed School Prayer
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if a state sanctioned prayer in a public school is constitutional amid a New Hyde Park protest. In a separate decision the court upheld a hearing requirement before expelling college students at a tax supported school, impacting six expelled from Alabama State College.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
New
Hyde Park
N.Y
Alabama State College
Montgomery
Oxto College
Berlin border tension eases as troops pull back
UPI reports U S and East German Communist troops withdrew from Berlin border lanes 15 yards apart after Communist wall narrowing work at Friedrichstrasse. A 1 500 man U S battle group moved to Berlin while a unit to replace it advanced from West Germany, passes Soviet checkpoints.
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Berlin
UPI
U.S
West Germany
West Berlin
Friedrichstrasse
Itter
Ltwo WS
Doyle Wright elected president of Anderson FOP Lodge 48
Davie T. Wright, 43, of 19 E. 29th St, was installed as president of Anderson Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 48 at the Anderson Badge and Gun Club. Wright has 15 years with the Anderson Police Department including 10 in the Detective Division and has served in lodge committees.
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Davie T. Wright
E. 29Th St
Anderson Fraternal Order of Police Lodge
Anderson Badge and Gun Club
Wright
Anderson
New Lodge
Dale Vaughn
Kennedy Macmillan to Confer on Budget and Berlin
Washington reports that Kennedy and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan planned talks in Bermuda December 21 22 to discuss the Berlin situation and possible Four Power talks. Officials said a quick return to Washington followed by future talks could shape fiscal 1963 spending with aims to balance the budget around July 1 1963.
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Washington
UPI
Bermuda
Kennedy
Ber
Harold Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
Berlin
White House
Russia
Columbus
Ohio
Gov. Michael
Con V. DiSalle
Macmillan
Key West
Fla
London
David E. Bell
Ken
Thenedy
NATO Council
New York
Paris
Miami
Mac
Millan
South America
Colombia
Venezuela
Douglas Dillon
Congress
New Arrivals In Anderson Area Born At St Johns
Born at St Johns Hospital to Addison Alfrey 210 E Lynn St a girl and Wilbert Hart 115 Gilmore Rd a boy. Lyle Rowe 106 Hartman Rd a boy. John Marlow Alexandria a boy. Jerry Beach 2234 Fairview St a boy. Leroy Tarvin Widdietown a boy. Phillip Eastburn 1508 North Crest Dr a girl. Roser Dee 2034 Meridian St a girl.
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St. John’s Hospital
Addison Alfrey
E. Lynn St
Wilbert Hart
Gilmore Rd
Lyle Rowe
Hartman Rd
John Marlow
Alexandria
Jerry Beach
Fairview St
Leroy Tarvin
Widdietown
Phillip Eastburn
North Crest Dr
Roser Dee
Meridian St
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Verle Davey
Anderson Fire Department
Herb Johnson
Ed Ballinger
Davey
Herald
Nicholas
Edward L. Foggs
Sherman Street Church of
Kings of
Orient
Anne McDuffie
Tlemen
Anderson Public School
Mary Jane Bergdoll
Robert Burke
Patty Stout
Rudolph the Red- Nosed Reindeer
Julia Turquist
Madison Heights
Church of God
Souvanna
Souphanouvong
Bers
Cam
Harold R. Berry
Keith Jones
Jones Dairy
Russell Pattison
Summitville
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
East Side
Davis and
Jones Dairy Farms
Kansas
Carl Bellinger
Conrad L. Wirth
National Park Service
Bellinger
Interior
Stewart Udall
Grasslands National Park
Wirth
Udall
Police
Doyle Wright
FOP
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