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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1961

Page

6

Government Power Empire Warning Given

INDIANAPOLIS AP A national spokesman for privately owned power utilities says a $60 million Rural Electrification Administration loan to Hoosier Co-Operative Energy in Southern Indiana signals a growing public power industry He calls the move backdoor piecemeal and urges investor owned utilities to be heard on the loan figures before approval by REA

Indianapolis Thursiday Indiana Harllee Branch Jr Atlanta Southern Company Indiana State Chamber of Commerce Rural Electrification Administration Hoosier Co - Operative Energy, Inc Rea Ithe Taan

Wilkinson PTA Has Meeting

The Wilkinson PTA met in the school cafeteria Tuesday evening. President James Beese called the meeting to order. Devo tions were given by Forrest Camplin of Shirley. The junior band under Mr Horton provided entertainment. Beese announced three new record players, and Marion Alford had been appointed to the Brown Township Advisory Board to fill a vacancy. A stage project committee was to be appointed and meetings with trustees and the advisory board planned. Hancock County reorganization committee members were present. The county plan for the school was discussed, including a proposed electric cooperative and TVA power developments near Petersburg. The next meeting is Jan 23. The Shirley Lions Club reported a successful Halloween parade and discussed power and loan issues related to Indiana’s electricity plans. Indiana University president Herman B Wells was named chairman of the Indiana Rhodes Scholarships selection committee.

Shirley Wilkinson Pta James Beese Forrest Camplin Horton Beese PTA Marion Alford Brown Township Howyard Colip Hancock County Emil' Mills Lester Foster Trilock Indiana Com Remcs Mittee Indiana Public Service Greer Petersburg Shirley Lions Club Central States TVA Ani Shir Hoosierley Civil Defense Shelter House Branch Willington Gerald Harmony Manilla Vatare Lions

Michigan City councilmen and labor leader indicted on bribery charges

La Porte Superior Court grand jury indicted Stanley J. Przysysinski president of the city council Harold H. Holtz a council member and James S. Kintzele business agent Local 290 Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America on bribery counts. Bond set at 1500 each. If convicted they face up to 214 years in prison and fines up to 1000 each.

Michigan City, Ind Michigan City la Porte Holtz Kintzele Asl Przylylinski Praylylinski

Beef and chicken specials at Red Brick Inn menu

Beef Tenderloin Steak featured Tuesday Wednesday Thursday with 4 percent savings and French Fried Chicken priced at 99 cents. Red Brick Inn advertises these daily lunch and dinner options.

Norway Will Stand Firm Against Russia

Oslo reports that Prime Minister Einar Gerhardsen warned at a news conference that Soviet threats direct or indirect will not sway Norway's foreign policy. He stated Norway will maintain its stance and continue alliance commitments.

Norway Russia Oslo UPI Einar Gerhardsen

Nuclear test ban talks stall amid new Soviet proposals

In Geneva the conference remains deadlocked as Soviet negotiators present a new approach to a total test moratorium. France and Britain align with the United States to pressure a breakthrough while the poster controversy over an advertising image delays London transport decisions.

Russia Geneva France Paris London UPI Transport Commission Terry Thomas

Soviet envoy presents last pre sent to de Gaulle

Sergei Vinogradov formally presented the last Soviet plate to President Charles de Gaulle last week, signaling an invitation to the Geneva conference. The exchange underscores Cold War diplomacy as Western and Soviet leaders seek broader talks.

Sergei Vinogradov Charles de Gaulle

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