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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1960
Page
15
Reports from London say the Moscow agreed Red Manifesto will be published Tuesday. The 81 member Moscow conclave created a future guide for international communism stressing peaceful coexistence economic competition and anti colonialism. A world appeal for peace disarmament and end to colonial rule may follow later this week.
Wellington leaders will meet to plan a cairn memorial to Admiral Richard E. Byrd on Mt Victoria and establish two Byrd scholarships. A. Leigh Hunt says a provisional committee will be elected to oversee plans and honor Byrd for U S New Zealand friendship.
UPI reports House Small Business Chair Wright Patman will introduce bills to create a new banking agency to fund small business investment companies and a one year tax write off up to 1 million dollars for new tools and equipment. Senator Sparkman echoed support for measures aiding small business growth.
Fifty five freshman congressmen drew lots to decide the order for selecting offices from 54 suites in the House complex. Richard S. Schweiker of Pennsylvania drew the last spot, receiving assurance a two room suite will be found before Congress convenes on January 3.
Senator John C. Stennis urged the Kennedy administration to set the 1961 cotton price support at no less than 75 percent of parity. He cited improved supply demand, expected domestic consumption and exports, and a reduced surplus from 14 million bales to about 6.5 million.
Patricia Hall, 23, selects mid day January 1 for her wedding at St Marys Island as tides fall to permit her father to drive his car to the mainland.
A 14 year old boy testified in court that he preferred bubble gum to money because it stretches further. The remark came during proceedings in Wimbledon England where the boy spoke about his choices and reasoning.
John F. W. Perkins, 74, of 3601 E 36th Ave Gary, born Elwood, died at 12:30 am after weeks of illness. Funeral rites set for Tuesday in Gary and Thursday at Copher and Fesler funeral home with Rev. Harold Brown. Burial in Elwood City Cemetery. Survived by widow Lillie, two sons John of Gary, three daughters LaGloria Henson East Gary Gwen dolyn Riley Lucile Hinshaw, one sister Minnie Hughes Largo, Florida, and 12 grandchildren.
The notice lists multiple names and addresses of individuals discharged from St John Hospital. Names include Pollyanna Bonge William Smith Maxine Elliott Janicea Redman Erma Branch Billie Brown Ernest Leonard Winston Joslin Stanley Hunter Howard Jeffries Hazel Lynn Gertrude Wyatt Rosemary Wyatt Yvonne Selby Sharon Campbell Malcolm Sayers Lillian Lockwood Maude Sears and others across locations such as Alexandria Chesterfield Markleville and Muncie.
Kabul explains that Afghanistan's 1932 constitution creates an independent constitutional monarchy with a king a senate and a national assembly. It states all males over twenty may vote.
Alexandria society notes report Brownie Troop 106 meeting after school at Mrs. James E. Reed home with Mrs. Oren Owen assisting. A candlelight fly-up ceremony granted wings and Intermediate Girl Scout pins to the scouts. Refreshments served to listed members and guest Gale Troutman.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Rude of Kokomo announce their 50th wedding anniversary with a open house on Sunday December 11 from 1 to 4 pm at their home Rt 3 Kokomo. They married December 8 1910 in Anderson and lived in Elwood and Howard County. They have five children ten grandchildren and are active in church and lodge circles.
United Steelworkers Local 5576 members rejected Michael Poole’s latest three year contract proposal for Ventura Corporation at 704 So 22nd St. The strike began October 15 and shows little sign of settlement with a near unanimous union vote and a denied secret ballot. Poole touted a 12 cent per hour raise plus potential incentives and expanded benefits.
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