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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1960
Page
7
A chaotic scene in Algiers ends as French paratroopers restore order amid violent clashes. The event accompanies a report of heavy snowfall in the region and a separate weather-related death in Chesterfield after a citizen shoveled snow.
In a federal action, Louisiana authorities aim to block desegregation orders affecting several townships. The state supreme court ruled the anti integration laws unconstitutional, leading to closures of Anderson, Pipe Creek, St. Mary’s Kong Te, and St. Ambrose schools as crews assess further steps. Soviet airlifted troops and local authorities respond amid the conflict.
Toys for needy children in And erson will be repaired and painted again this year by members of the Wilson Boys Club as they conduct their eighth annual Christmas toy repair project. Distribution of toys will be carried out by auxiliary firemen to families named by the Christmas Clearing Team. Last year the club repaired toys for 300 children. this year the number is expected to reach 350 to 400. Toys donated by local merchants and individuals. Ray Humphrey said donations may be brought to 1210 W. 10th St or calls to arrange pickup. Please note toys should arrive after 6 p.m. on weekdays. About 50 men work in the club shop.
In Jackson Mississippi 14 Democratic electors from three states met in a closed session to decide voting for Senator Harry F Byrd in an effort to oppose President-elect John F Kennedy. The group planned to use a public ultimatum and actions linked to Citizens Councils amid regional pressure.
A will filed in MarklevilleEstate of Byrd is at issue with a $20 000 bequest stated as part of the Southern states debate on segregation and constitutional rights The document notes Rollie unknown and lists real property valued at 520 000 and personal property at 20 1000 The electoral college count places Kennedy at 300 votes with 269 needed The article hints legal action if Kennedy loses and mentions the U S House as possible venue The story continues on Page 2
A severe late winter storm sweeping from Texas to Canada left at least 103 dead, with New York City hardest hit. Over 95 hours NYC endured 17 inches of snow and 73 mph winds, the worst since 1847. Strong winds and heavy snowfall affected multiple states and major cities.
Chicago court rejects GOP bid to amend vote tallies to boost Nixon in the Illinois presidential race. Judge Kluczynski ruled canvasses certified and cannot be reopened, with an appeal promised. The storm's disruption and federal grand jury probe loom in the backdrop of Illinois politics.
Guinea's Ismael Toure told the UN Security Council Guinea will repatriate 759 soldiers after President Sekou Toure sent notice to Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold. The move follows Congo operations and reflects tensions over UN Congo forces amid Soviet funding threats in the Budget Committee.
Deputy coroners for the county were appointed yesterday by coroner elect Cecil Carmichael. The seven deputies will begin service after New Year with no pay and will conduct assessments. Names include Robert Please Turn to Page 2 Column 5.
New Yorkers vent frustration as a large snowstorm arrives from the Texas prairie area. A subway booth attendant and several locals, including Samuel Byran on 42nd Street, link the Texas snow to misfortune and poke jokes about origins. A Minnesota tourist also quips that New York is best seen covered in Texas snow.
Anderson area schools schedule Christmas programs for PTA associations in several buildings. Riley School begins at 7 15 p m with students directed by teachers and featuring singing and pageants. North Anderson Hiawatha Seventh Street Park Place and others plan shows from 6 30 to 7 30 p m with parents invited to attend and visit the schools.
French paratroopers battled thousands of rioting Algerians in Algiers and the Casbah during a second day of clashes. The toll reached at least 110 dead and 1,500 injured, mostly Muslims, with continued French security operations and UN discussions amid the crisis.
The Madison County Planning Commission meets at 9 a m in the Court House to discuss new and old business and hold a directors conference. County officials attended a convention in Indianapolis. Recorder Earl Daugherty Auditor Joe Armington and Assessor Joe Hartman will join today. Action on county equipment bids likely Wednesday. Tropical Storm Phyllis develops in the west Pacific with 30 mph winds 470 miles southwest of Guam moving toward the Philippines.
Investigations began into a weekend of crashes that killed 52 people and injured 80 across Argentina and neighboring states. A stock car race in Buenos Aires province saw three Americans die and several spectators hurt as two separate plane crashes and the wreck at San Justo contributed to the high death tolls.
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