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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1960
Page
16
Circuit Judge Carl T. Smith urged public participation at Thursday night’s 8 p m meeting to discuss rehabilitating the Madison County Farm infirmary. He stressed informing taxpayers with clear plans and costs before a final recommendation for a county home project.
Anderson residents will again view hundreds of decorated homes and displays this holiday season. Sponsored by the Anderson Rotary Club the contest boosts community spirit and offers friendly competition though not a full reimbursement for equipment and labor.
AMVETS organizing a nationwide drive from Washington to aid Cuban refugees in Miami facing hunger and privation. Harold Russell leads, Tracey Voorhees to handle disbursement as the campaign seeks immediate relief and long term relocation and employment services.
Former President Herbert Hoover, 86, will be awarded the Gold Medal of the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame at a New York City dinner. The event supports erecting a $6 million Football Hall of Fame on Rutgers campus honoring 133 players and coaches.
Washington writer Roscoe Drummond argues that the Appalachin 1957 conference exposed limits in U S crime prosecutions and urges strengthening federal powers and resources to combat organized crime. He cites Goettel’s Harper’s report on bureaucratic obstacles and calls for a robust national approach.
A mandate suit filed in Superior Court seeks to add seven votes to J Edward Roush in the Fifth District race and one to George C Chambers, with Clinton County totals affected. Court house delays and filing dates spark questions about record accuracy amid holiday closures.
A time capsule was placed in the facade of a Manhattan luxury apartment house on 501 E. 79th Street to be opened in 2060. Sponsors said it contains memorabilia that may seem trivial to future historians, including a racetrack program and a set of false teeth.
A booklet style note argues Kennedy is the best psychologist to win the presidency and urges Republicans to hire applied psychologists. It recommends nominating Ike as vice president, building a Republican strategy board, and grooming 1964 candidates with expert psychological advice.
Dr Brady warns of deadly carbon monoxide from unvented gas heaters and smouldering fuel devices. He notes anoxia lowers senses and judgment, highlights vulnerable groups in cold weather, and advises preventive ventilation and caution with heaters in bedrooms and workspaces. Letters to Dr Brady may be answered with stamped self addressed envelopes.
Roger E. Spear advises readers not to become married to stocks and to cultivate an objective attitude when selling. He notes conditions vary and suggests exiting when public enthusiasm drives a stock to a speculative peak, using relative action and chart studies for individual picks. He also weighs switching several holdings into utilities for modest yield gains.
David Mains and Bill Harper of Anderson won top awards at Purdue University's De baters Conference and Student Legislative Assembly yesterday. The event was sponsored by the Purdue Speech Department.
NEW DELHI India Lt Gen P N Thaper named army chief of staff and will assume duties when Gen K S Thimayya retires next May. Thaper studied at Sandhurst and currently commands the Western Command.
A collection of wit and exchanges shows resignation accepted with thanks, a departing guest called a pleasure to bid farewell, a judge quips about pig stealing and moonshine, and a humorist asks what is worth. American Saying notes a thing is worth only the happiness it yields.
The Fifth Fleet, expanded to two million tons and 297 ships with 84 000 troops, led Task Force 58 in the Marshall Gilbert operation. Within hours every enemy plane was destroyed as 15 000 tons of bombs and heavy shells pummeled Kwajalein. 8 000 Japanese troops were killed before U S landings. 42 000 Americans ashore, 368 killed, 1 148 wounded, 437 Japanese prisoners. Pearl Harbor avenged. Also notes question on first submerged circumnavigation record.
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