MHHS Honor Rolls Announced by Principal Collier
Madison Heights High School released the second six weeks honor rolls led by Principal Robert Collier. The lists name Seniors with special mention, Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen, highlighting dozens of students across multiple grades and referencing numerous names in each category.
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Madison Heights High School
Robert Collier
Deborah Dunbar
David McAllister
Susan Amos
Janet Blackwell
Ronnie Bowman
Constance Byrum
Pamela Carmack
Robert Carroll
Carol Dew
James Doenges
Glen England
Lee Ford
Vicki Fuller
Gerry Fuller
Linda Gray
John Greenland
Judy Harvey
Lana Hobbs
James Holsapple
Cinda Huntzinger
Linda Huser
Tom Jones
Ginger Keeling
Barry Lacy
Alexa Leckie
Beverly McDonnell
Susan McMahan
An Bondurant
Jill Bowman
Diana Carmack
Paula Davies
Judith Dickman
Peggy Estep
Carolyn Fouse
Sylvia Griffin
Janet Hetzler
Gloria Hensley
Kay Hodson
Connie Kean
Dick Laird
Nancy Land
Phil McCord
Anita Miller
Emily Murray
Candace Pine Gregory Powell
Lynn Rariden
Robert Rosenbaum
Margaret Shearer
Pamela Spaugh
William Steves
William Whipple
Thomas Woods
Soviet Budget Highlights Rise in Production in 1963 Plan
The Soviet Union unveiled a budget and national plan showing rising productive capacity though possibly slowing. Key points include defense up to 13.9 billion rubles, steel growth target at 980 million tons, chemical investments up 36 percent to 1.7 billion rubles, agriculture up 19 percent to 3.1 billion rubles, and a modest rise for light industry amid consumer demand. The total budget is 86.1 billion rubles with a 1.5 billion ruble surplus, reflecting state ownership of industry and investment in plants, railways, and housing.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Supreme Soviet
Pitch In Chili Supper At Bethany Church
Bethany Brotherhood and Sisterhood plan a 6:30 p m meeting on December 13 at the Bethany church for a pitch in chili supper and a devotional period. Officers will be elected and Irvin Ferguson will preside over the business session. A prior Mr and Mrs dinner for the Bethany Bible School class concluded with plans for the Christmas program on December 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Bethany Brotherhood
Sisterhood
Irvin Ferguson
Alfred Jackson
Grover Kelley
Bethany Bible School
Messers
Floyd Kline
Charles Toppin
Phil Woodruff
Howard May
Donald Long
Louis Kineman
Debbie Jessup
Mike Kelley
Larry Kineman
Jimmy Kline
Ted Jessup
Stevie Long
Danny Kelley
Randy Jackson
Larry Toppin
Gary Woodruff
David Kineman
Timothy Jessup
NORAD CAPT COX TO HOST TELSTAR FILM PROGRAM
A dual program will present a Telestar satellite film outlining its development and launch. After the film Capt. Dick Cox, chief of NORAD’s pictorial division, will discuss operations with amplifying equipment in the hall. Refreshments follow. attendees urged to note the earlier start due to the Colorado Springs hookup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telestar
Dick Cox
Pictorial
Command Office of Information
North American Defense Command
Colorado
Springs
Colo
Capt. Cox
NORAD
Colorado Springs
Smog Deaths Seen Reminder From U S Surgeon General
United States Surgeon General Luther L. Terry warned that London's deadly smog illustrates the health dangers of air pollution. Ahead of a national conference, he urged intensified efforts to raise awareness of illness and death and property losses caused by pollution in the United States.
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Washington
UPS
U. S
Luther L. Terry
London
Terry
United States
Red Cross Declines to Check Ships En Route to Cuba
UN Secretary General Thant informed Red Cross President Leopold Boissier that the ICRC will not participate in cargo inspections for ships bound for Cuba. He cited the lifting of the U S quarantine and said the crisis good offices are no longer necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GNEVA
UPS
United Nations
Thant
Red Cross
Cuba
Leopold Boissier
International Organization
Boissier
United States
ICRC
Belgrade says vaccine enough for expected Asian flu epidemic
Yugoslav medical authorities reported in Belgrade that sufficient Asian flu vaccine has been produced to meet an anticipated epidemic.
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Belgrade
UPI
1,000 Reindeer Killed In Swedish Roundup
In Idre Sweden more than 1 000 reindeer have been killed in the annual roundup and slaughter by Lap landers. The frozen meat will be exported to the United States and Norway.
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Idre
Sweden
UPI
United States
Norway
Optimistic 1963 economic outlook foreseen at chamber conference
Washington reports a general economic advance expected in 1963 with autos and capital goods likely to rise above 1962 levels. New York notes steel output slipped 1 percent to 1 858 000 tons while year to date production runs 1.8 percent ahead of last year. Washington also cites November retail sales at 20.123 billion, up 2 percent from last year, with durable goods flat from October. Wayne New Jersey reports American Cyanamid Co. negotiating to acquire John Breck & Co. Inc., a large shampoo and beauty firm, to be run as a Breck subsidiary under present management.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
New York
American Iron and Steel Institute
Commerce Department
Wayne
N.J
American Cyanamid Co
John H. Breck & Co., Inc
Plainfield School Escapees Sought
Two teen boys fled from Plainfield Boys School during a laundry run on Monday morning. Cletus C. Cox, 17 of Muncie, and James L. Bambrough, 16 of Portage, dropped their bundles and sped away as staff pursued them through the grounds and after dark.
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Plainfield, Ind
UPID
Plainfield Boys School
Cletus C. Cox
Muncie
James L. Bambrough
Portage
Air Force Secretary Zuckert Arrives in Japan
Tokyo hosts Air Force Secretary Eugene M. Zuckert as the first stop on his Far East tour aboard a plan to inspect bases and meet military leaders. The visit signals U S military ties and regional posture amid evolving security concerns.
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Air Force
Japan
Tokyo
API
Eugene M. Zuckert
Ten year old wins AAA weather safety poster prize
PatriciaJane Somes of Fleming Garden Grade School Indianapolis won the grand national AAA traffic safety poster contest for 1960 61 with Be Extra Alert in Bad Weather. She received 350 dollars and a plaque from Governor Matthew Welsh after the award was announced.
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Marion County
American Automobile Association
Patricia Jane Somes
Fleming Garden
Wayne Township
Washington St
Indianapolis
Patty
Pat
Matthew Welsh
Albert Somes
S. Lyon Ave
Virginia
AAA
Hoosier Motor Club
Eighteen Nations Push UN Appeal for Israel Arab Talks
Eighteen nations including Burundi Congo Brazzaville Ivory Coast Luxembourg Madagascar Haiti Iceland and Rwanda asked the United Nations to urge Israel and the Arab states to resume direct negotiations to resolve the Arab-Israeli dispute. They submitted a draft resolution to the UN Special Political Committee proposing the General Assembly issue the appeal.
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United Nations
UPD
Israel
UN Special Political Committee
General Assembly
Burundi
Central African Republic
Congo
Brazzaville
Dahomey
Dominican Republic
el Salvador
Gabon
Haiti
Iceland
Ivory Coast
Liberia
Luxembourg
Madagascar
Netherlands
Niger
Rwanda
Sierra Leone
Upper Volta
Extradition Treaty Signed Between United States and Israel
The United States and Israel signed an extradition treaty in Washington at the State Department. It requires ratification by the U.S. Senate and the Israeli cabinet and will take effect after formal approval. The pact excludes political persecutions and addresses cases like Robert Soblen by setting court-based determinations for felon status.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Israel
Robert Soblen
Dean Rusk
Avraham Harman
State Department
U.S. Senate
Soblen
U.S
Cormorant Rescued From Jaws Of Fish
Poole England UPI reports fishermen Sidney and John Hayes saved a live cormorant from a three foot angler fish. They hooked the fish with a gaff and fought for 20 minutes before freeing the bird. The cormorant flew away unharmed while the fish died.
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Poole
England
UPI
Sidney
John Hayes
Albert E. Schillin Dies After Farm Accident in Indiana
Albert E. Schillin 49 of Ferdinand died at Stork Hospital Sunday from burns suffered November 25 when he fell into a tub of scalding water while butchering livestock on his farm. He leaves 10 children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntingburn
Ind
UPI
Albert E. Schillin
Ferdinand
Stork Hospital
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MHHS
Richard Jones
Leslie Larson
Kathy Matter
Robert McVicker
Jerry Neal
Susan Pryor
Larry Salstrom
Eileen Simkin
Steve Stickler
Sue Swan
Jane Whitehead
Honor Roll
Ann Addington
Paulette Ashby
Bernard Baierschmidt
Paul Barker
James Barnett
Rebecca Baum
Victor Campbbell
Diana Cauffman
Myron Chapman
Rebecca Cooper
Sharon Dowell
Janet Fraser
Steve Fuller
Georgeann Hammond
Jay Harrison
Kathryn Hollingsworth
Linda Hooper
Thomas Hughes
Larry Jackson
Jay James
Cynthia Johnson
John Johnson
Samuel Jones
Patrick Kelly
Charlotte Kingsbury
Kay Kinsey
Rebecca Kuch
Sherry Lame
Carol Landes
Ronald Lane
Eva Lucas
Sandra Markle
Larry McGuire
Darlene Marshall
Marsha Meek
Linda Metzger
Paul Moody
Barbara McColloum
Terry Norton
Judy Patterson
Kay Phillips
Rebecca Pittsford
Linda Ragan
Terry Richardson
Shirley Rosner
Karen Stamm
Mary Sheppard
Robert Smith
Douglas Sparks
Joe Snowden
Nicole Stephenson
Peggy Stinson
Linda Thomas
Michael Tucker
Tylo Turner
Helen Wagoner
Daniel Wallace
Kay Webb
Nona Webb
Ruth Willhoite
Carolyn Wilson
Jane Wilkinson
Margaret Wininger
Glenda Wright
Sharon Wood
Kathy Walte
Rebecca Yanik
Kathy Young
Renee Spett
Weeen
Ny Dhilin Waris Twan Hecht
Cheryl
prreReee Funk Feniwe
Curt Stephenson
Mgr
Main Street
Bill Powers
Holy Name Society
Robert Randolph
Superior Court
Madison County
Anderson
Indiana
Eugene Creagmile
Superior Court of
Byer & Gaus
Alcoholic Beverage Board
Commissioners Court
Floyd Smith
Hendricks St
Vern Riggins
Adj
Range Line Rd
W. Sth
Tams Drugs, Inc
R. W. Tam
Pres
R Hiatt
Elwood
Greenbriar St
Tams Drugs
30 Inc
R. Tam
Arpery
Elage Commission
F. Condon
Jof A. Harris
Anderson Township
West 8Th Street
City of
Anderson School
Anderson Banking Company
Anderson, Iindiana
Chapman and Cutler
Chicago
Ilinois
John A. Boone
Fred R. Robertson
E. &Th St
Nation
Plainfield School
Bob Hahn
Pendleton Ave
Hoolvent Kool Vent Aluminum Products
Anderson, Indiana
KOOL
Crosby Square
Oxfords and Loafers
Mahony
Alexandria
Indiana & Michigan Electric Company
Aenvasion
Pomceooy
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