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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1961

Page

28

U S Changel Russia Seeks NATO Split

The State Department denounces Soviet charges against West German General Adolf Heusinger as crude propaganda aimed at fracturing NATO. Officials insist Heusinger, NATO Permanent Military Committee chairman, is innocent of war crimes and notes his prior Allied vetting and cross-party support.

Washington UPI State Department Soviet Union NATO Adolf Heusinger Lincoln White United States Heusinger Foxhall Road Pentaon Lyman L. Lemnitzer Defense Department White Germa Western Alliance

Ancient Roman roads built thick three or more feet

The ancient Roman road construction featured substantial thickness, with many segments reported at three feet or more. This detail highlights the engineering emphasis on durable, wide roadways across the empire.

Kennedy Attack On Extremists Seeks Broad Backing

President Kennedy's anti extremist remarks draw strong mail support and praise from supporters as White House officials note substantial public backing. Salinger cites heavy correspondence and says Izvestia interview marks a significant East West step, though not a cure for all tensions.

Washington UPS Kennedy White House Pierre Salinger Salinger Los Angeles Dwight D. Eisenhower Izvestia Aleksei Adzhubei Nikita Khrushchev Soviet Union

Midwestern Employment Leads National Gains Says Fed

The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago reports that Midwest employment improved more than any other region since the recession's low. In April 101 of 150 major markets faced substantial labor surplus, while by November only five districts in the Chicago area remained in that category. Detroit Battle Creek Muskegon South Bend Terre Haute saw gains, led by steel auto and machinery production though unemployment stayed above 6 percent.

Chicago UPS Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Midwest Bureau of Employment Security Federal Reserve District Detroit Battle Creek Muskegon Mich South Bend Terre Haute Ind

Soviet Warning on Baltic Watch and NATO Link

Moscow warns it will take necessary counter measures to secure the Soviet Union as Denmark and West Germany form a Baltic NATO command. The Kremlin cites military preparations and Bornholm’s inclusion as contentious points in its diplomatic note to Copenhagen and other Scandinavian capitals.

Moscow UPI Soviet Union NATO Baltic Copenhagen Kremlin Denmark West Germany Washington Baltic Sea Finland Urho Kekkonen Nikita S. Khrushchev Siberia Bornholm

Bond compromise urged in Marion County jail plan

Frank Murray of the Marion County lawsuit seeks a compromise on a $5 million jail bond if $1.5 million is cut. Murray, head of the Indianapolis Taxpayers Association, proposed an underground jail in front of the City-County building during a meeting with County Commissioners.

Indianapolis UPI Frank Murray Marion Circuit Marion County Murray Indianapolis Taxpayers Association

U.N. Accuses Katanga of Using Civilians as Shields

United Nations charges Katangese troops deploy civilians as shields in Elisabethville fighting. U.N. spokesman says civilians provide protection to delay U.N. actions and restore movement for personnel. Denies reports of attacks on women children hospitals as propaganda by Katanga authorities and Belgian radio.

United Nations N.y.upd U.N Elisabethville Katanga

Russian Says Nuclear Arms Supply Large

Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov told the National Press Club that Moscow has more nuclear weapons than the United States believes. He said Russia seeks Berlin negotiations but Western conditions hinder talks and noted no concrete plans for Premier Nikita Khrushchev.

Anderson Herald Khrushchev Kennedy Moscow Russia Red China Albania Menshikov West Berlin Washington UPI Mikhail A. Menshikov United States National Press Club U.S Berlin West Nikita

Indiana leaders announce urban renewal plan for South Bend

Senator Vance Hartke and Representative John Brademas, both Indiana Democrats, said the Urban Renewal Administration granted South Bend permission to survey and plan a 98 acre Chapin Street renewal project. The agency reserved 1 370 990 dollars as a planning grant to be released after completion and request for federal aid.

Washington UPI Vance Hartke John Bradenas Indiana Urban Renewal Administration South Bend Ind

Hospital Dismissals List From St John’s

Dismissed from St John’s Hospital are numerous residents including Mrs June Watkins 231 E 38th St Mrs Shelby Cranfield Summitville Robert Fggman 2219 Pearl St Mrs Wilber Hart and son 115 Gilmore St Mrs Bill McKinley and daughter Alexandria Roy Clark 2215 Noble St Richard Fetty Rt G Anderson and others across multiple streets. Names include Mildred Hutchins 736 W 3rd St William Andrews 2633 Fletcher Norma Scott 914 Hawthorne Ave Grace Staley 1008 W 2nd Alfreta Hipskind 320 W 2nd St Daniel Burda and son 77 College Haven Helen Cox 2207 Crystal St Josephine Corlew 3018 Brown St Madonna Spoo 2019 Edgewood Dr Darrell Parker Lapel Mabel Burgan 2106 E 4th Gladys Russell 3431 Main Helen Buck 912 Central Ave Franklin Martin 2213 Central Russell Hubble 429 E 54th Mary Alice Dishman Rt 2 Amelia Minnick and infant son 1640 W 8th Bobbie Gray and infant daughter 2312 Locust Donald Carlson and infant daughter 3116 E 8th Norman Davidson 257 E 75th James Stanisu 1827 St Rd 67 West Vertna Cox 612 E 4th St Margaret Lay 1215 2 E 28th St Russell Hughes 2915 Nichol Henry McNeil Rt 4.

Shelby Cranfield Summitville Robert Fggman Pearl St Wilber Hart and Son Gilmore St Bill McKinley Alexandria Roy Clark Noble Richard Fetty G, Anderson Mildred Hutchins W. 3Rd William Andrews Fletcher Alfreta Hipskind Daniel Burda and Son College Haven Helen Cox Crystal St Josephine Corlew Brown St Madonna Spoo Edgewood Darrell Parker Mabel Burgan Helen Buck Central Ave Franklin Martin Russell Hubble E. 54Th Mary Alice Dishman Amelia Minnick W. 8Th St Bobbie Gray Locust St Donald Carlson E. 8Th Norman Davidson St. James

Khrushchev Denies Japanese Kurile Claim

Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev told Japanese Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda Japan has no claim to the Kurile Islands. He cited acceptance of the Potsdam declaration restricting Japan to Honshu Hokkaido Kyushu Shikoku and nearby small isles in a letter to Ikeda delivered by the Soviet ambassador. Ikeda replied that the Kurile question remains unsettled as treaties do not define ownership.

Tokyo UPI Nikita Khrushchev Hayato Ikeda Japan Khrushchev Honshu Hokkaido Kyushu Shikoku Ikeda Nicolai Federenko

News Firm Buys Vending Company

American News Co. announced the purchase of Barnett Vending Co. of Indiana. The deal includes B.J. Barrett operations with terms not disclosed.

New York UPI American News Co Barnett Vending Co Indiana B.J. Barrett

Water mains to be flushed in Edgewood area this week

Most water mains in Edgewood will be flushed Wednesday and Thursday per water commissioner Gale Gammon. He says flushing removes excess rust from the water, especially in months when residents do not sprinkler their lawns.

Edgewood Gale Gammon Mr. Gammon

Khrushchev suffers apparent stroke after party congress

Franc Soir quoted Western sources saying Soviet Premier Khrushchev had a slight stroke recently. Observers noted he stumbled during a speech, lost the thread of his thoughts, stammered, and failed to finish sentences. He appeared exhausted after the World Federation of Trade Unions address.

Paris Franc Soir Khrushchev Michel Gorday France Soir World Federation of Trade Unions Gorday Communist Party Congress

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