Public Hearing Planned on City Housing Authority
Anderson's City Council sets January 9 for a public hearing to evaluate establishing a city housing authority for families displaced by redevelopment. The meeting in Council Chambers follows a Housing and Home Finance Agency report urging low rent housing in Project A. Edwin Denman warns new redevelopment could displace more families while a realtor group questions the size of a housing project to serve just 11 families.
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Anderson
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Chicago
Edwin Denman
Merrill Mills
Denman
Big Four Settle Dispute On Berlin Conference
Ravens overpower Franklin Anderson College as Ken Strawnilin posts a .402 average in HSS opener. Grizzlies struggle with 27 fielding chances and 2 percent point margin across 74 attempts. Ravens boost defense and rebound edge led by Nolan Reed with 28 boards in a 97–53 win.
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Anderson College
Ken Strawnilin
Grizzlies
Bob Macholtz
Ravens
Per-Jderson
Nolan Reedsion
Ashington
Strawn
Anderson
Labor Department
Zepomnt Ag
Most Industries
Hisj
Raven
St. Joseph's
Dick Howell
Ravens Top Grizzlies In Tight Hoosier Conference Tilt
Strawn and Howell spark Strawn’s late free throws and Howell’s early baskets as Anderson tops Franklin 61 53. Feldenhaur and Younkin score for Franklin, while Bates and Younkin pace the Ravens with key scores and the crowd watches a tense, Labor Day level battle.
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Strawn
Anderson
Franklin
Steve Younkin
Ravens
Dick Howell
Hinch Maiute
Barrett Bates
Dan Feldenhaur
Sam Alford
Steve Yankin
Grizzlies
Hoosier
Frank
Tariff Cutting Pact Nears as Geneva Talks Speed
George W. Ball signaled a final tariff accord in the Geneva talks as UPI reports the United States and Western Europe edging toward a historic 20 percent cut in the common external tariff for many industrial products. France West Germany Italy Belgium Luxembourg Netherlands Britain and the United States discuss mutual concessions shaping a 270 million to 225 million consumer market.
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Congressional
Geneva
Kennedy
Washington
UPI
United States
Western Europe
Europe
Free World
France
Germany
Italy
Belgium
Luxem
Bourg
Netherlands
U.S
Souveain
Congress
Britain
Factory Pay Sets Record In November
The report from a New York Daily News dispatch portrays Rockefeller press possibilities for the GOP 1964 presidential race and a Rockefeller denial. Seymour Wolfbein asserts the claim is rot and no personal statement has been issued. The piece references Albany meeting plans for December 27 to discuss gubernatorial reelection with state leaders.
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Ig Eola SI Manae Kea
Franklin Cubs
Anderson
Baker
J. White
Howell Lisu
Eldridge
Franklins
Feldenauer
Closson
J . Sampson
Guscoview
Newanderson
York Daily News
Rocke- Abrendt
Io Feller
McMillan
Rockefeler
Ygenmiz
Robert McManus
R. Bates
Stevens O
Davy
Seymour Wolfbein
Franklin FG
Hite
Rockefeller
Pike
GOP
Tim
Albany
Rockefeller Denies Plan To Quit Race
New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller denied reports he would quit or not seek reelection. He urged reporters to disregard rumors and said he would continue his campaign and duties as governor despite speculation.
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Rockefeller
New York
UPH
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Four powers agree to continue probing talks with Soviets
In Paris the United States Britain France and West Germany map a path for Berlin peace talks backing ongoing exploratory talks with the Soviet Union. A Western official said individual reports would be sent to NATO with expected general agreement and some differences among the four ministers.
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Paris
UPI
Berlin
United States
France
Bis
NATO
Navy Reserve honors at center during 2nd anniversary
More than 400 people attended a commemorative program at the Naval Reserve Training Center at 101 E. Oak St honoring the center’s 2nd anniversary. Cmdr. Donald E. Densford presided as guests and officials unveiled a bronze plaque naming all former commanders. The evening also featured a film on the Nuclear Submarine Triton and remarks by Mayor Ralph Ferguson.
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Naval Reserve Training Center
E. Oak St
Kennedy
Congress
U.S
Thority
Donald E. Densford
Aadt
Thes. Jy
Wolfbein
Magei- Tan
Navals
Cmdr
Elbridge G. MacKenzie
Ralph Ferguson
Naval Reserve ‘Advisory Council
Naval Reserve Center
Oak St
North
Anderson
Navy
Naval Reserve Surface Division 9
Herald
Soviet demands NATO general arrest for war crimes
Moscow urged the United States to seize West German General Adolf Heusinger, NATO military committee chief, and bring him to Moscow for trial as a World War II criminal. Washington dismissed the charges as propaganda as Paris and Berlin disputed the accusation amid Cold War tensions.
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Moscow
NATO
Paris
Washington
State Department
Lincoln White
Soviat Nistnra Af Wadt
Berlin
Heusinger
Konrad Adenauer
Hitler
Youth Confesses Sex Slaying in Thanksgiving Night Case
In South Bend Indiana a 14 year old boy, Charles Weaver, confessed to the first degree murder of Mary Koontz. He described strangling her with a scarf and leaving her body in woods near her home after a Thanksgiving night attack. Police reported the youth had ties to the victim and had moved to the area about a year ago.
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South Bend
Ind
Mary Koontz
St. Joseph County
Patrick Brennan
Justice of the Peace
William J. Locks
Locks
Lecks
Mary
Weaver
Jef Weaver
Columbia City
College Collects Toys For Sioux Indian Children
Sioux Reservation at Scottsbluff Nebr receives a Christmas gift drive from Anderson College students. Under Student Council supervision led by David Telfer packages toys collected during Thanksgiving and locally bought items. Committee chairman Miss Joanne Kinser coordinated efforts with volunteers including Miss Mary Chesher Jerry Gould Herb Bailey and Greg Couch.
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Scottsbluff
Nebr
Anderson College
David Telfer
Alexandria
Joanne Kinser
Middletown
Ohio
Mary Chesher
Madera
Calif
Jerry Gould
Remus
Mich
Herb Bailey
Wintry Weather and Death Toll Rise Across Nation
Snow and freezing rain span the Midwest and South as storms kill at least 110 people. Tornadoes hit Mississippi and Alabama while Georgia and the Carolinas face flood warnings. The Indiana PSC rejects a $60 million power plant petition amid a severe cold wave and widespread travel hazards.
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United Press International
Ander
Wis
Georgia
Eiethaen
Louisiana
Virginia
Indianapolis
Idiana Public Service Commission
Dixie
Hoosier
Theergy
Mercury
Gulf States
Eastern
Mis
PSC
Combine
Mississippi
Alabama
Marble Rock
Carolinas
Muncie Bowling Center Fire Ravages Local Venue
A blaze at the Muncie Bowling Center and cocktail lounge caused about 500000 in damage. The 24 lane alley interior was destroyed and the roof collapsed. Seventeen bowling leagues used the center while nearby Warner Gear Plant traffic snarls formed during shift change.
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Muncie
Ind
Tom Zavokas
Warner Gear Plant
White House aide dodges question on Kennedy attire
White House secretary Pierre Salinger declined to answer a reporter’s inquiry about how President Kennedy wore his pants. He said he did not reply when asked during discussions of trivial questions.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
State Office Building Lobby Condemned in Indianapolis
The state office building commission condemned the lobby of the new multi million dollar building to protect the state over breakage of about 25 glass panels in the past year. The condemnation aims to record lack of satisfaction if court action occurs, and notice went to the prime contractor and all such contractors.
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State Office
Indianapolis
UPI
State Office Building Commission
Commission
Three Named to Board of Anderson Redevelopment Commission
Three new members were named to the Anderson Redevelopment Commission board yesterday. They are Richard Stone, Robert McGinnis, and Clifford Swift, with Swift succeeding Ralph Parent.
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Anderson Redevelopment Commission
Richard Stone
Robert McGinnis
Clifford Swift
Swift
Ralph Parent
New Arrivals to Anderson and Vicinity
New births announced for Anderson area hospital with details of parents and addresses. Teddy Rowe 323 Ellenhurst Dr. child a daughter. Jack Van Dyke 710 Fremont Dr. two daughters. Bobbie Pruett 819 Hazelett St. daughter. Paul Brinduse Nr. 6 son. Herold Swander Rt. 4 son. Melvin Hollard 1640 W 16th St. daughter. Robert Byrne Chesterfield daughter.
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St. John's Hospital
Teddy Rowe
Ellenhurst
Jack van Dyke
Fremont Dr
Bobbie Pruett
Hazelett St
Paul Brinduse
Herold Swander
Melvin Hollard
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