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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1962

Page

2

Black Day at Highland Band Cancelled Parade Trip

Highland High School students faced cancellation of their Orange Bowl Parade appearance in Miami on New Year’s Day. The disruption followed NCACSS actions threatening school suspension, despite community fundraising near 10000 dollars and months of planning by students, parents, and citizens.

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Bethlehem Steel plans $250 million mill near Indiana Port

The Bethlehem Steel Co announced a $250 million steel mill planned adjacent to the proposed Indiana Port site. The project promises thousands of jobs and boosts allied industries, countering opposition from Chicago interests and advancing Indiana’s port prospects.

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Khrushchev Seeks Centralized Soviet Economic Control

Khrushchev’s five-hour speech at the Communist Party Central Committee outlined an administrative overhaul to centralize the economy under party control. He proposed splitting the party from top to bottom into agricultural and industrial wings to tighten oversight while promising economic freedom.

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Kennedy To Visit Bases Amid Atomic Installations Tour

President Kennedy will spend a weekend at Bing Crosby’s Palm Desert home while touring atomic and missile sites in the West. He departs Washington today and returns after a cross-country trip.

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Kennedy backs Stevenson stay at U N amid Cuban crisis turmoil

Washington reports indicate President Kennedy prefers Adlai Stevenson to remain as U N ambassador despite controversy over Cuba. Stevenson reportedly likes his post and wishes to stay, with hints of a future public gesture or speech to address U N relations and Soviet missiles.

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Freddy G almost killed his mother in kitchen gun incident

The case records reveal four year old Freddy found a grandfather’s revolver and fired a shot that struck his mother in the seating area. She required surgery and weeks of recovery. The piece warns parents to keep loaded guns away from children and to practice kitchen safety and medicine cabinet discipline.

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Tar and metal on ships and a political split in policy

A fragmented discussion about shipboard materials and manpower, noting a policy split over 1,800 units and the transfer of crews. The piece touches on training, reserve forces, and a broader debate about naval construction and public uproar over school physical education and leadership figures.

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Henry the Seventh ship building and youth sports debate

The excerpt discusses Henry VII commanding ship construction and youth physical training. It notes earlier tests like keel and chronometer, compares back yard athletics, and argues for strict physical education in schools while warning against overstructured programs. It also touches postwar communism and Cold War attitudes with references to Kennedy and leadership figures.

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Ravage to Move into Vacant Jail Apartment Soon

Sheriff elect Paul Ravage is expected to move into the long vacated jail apartment before taking office January 1. New furniture from a $2,000 redecorating is being moved out as part of a anticipated personnel shakeup in the department.

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The Night Before Christmas and Santa’s Sleigh Return

The piece recalls Clement Moore and his classic A Visit from St. Nicholas. It notes the Christmas lore of Santa with eight reindeer and gifts, linking the timeless poem to holiday jollity and memories from New York.

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