Indians Roar To 70 62 Victory Over East Chicago Washington
Anderson’s Indians toppled the Senators 70 to 62 before 8500 fans at Wigwam. Rick Mason fouled early but Anderson’s burst gave a 10 point edge as Bill Mauck Ed Fuller and Steve Clevenger paced a quick scoring stretch and Lal Mana added key free throws.
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Herald
Farmer Rail Car Victim In Madison County
Madison County coroner said Frank Nicholson was killed when struck by a freight train while on Main Street near a crossing. Nicholson, a longtime farmer and Mason member, died of a crushed chest and skull fractures, the 26th traffic fatality of the year in the county. He left a widow and two grandchildren. two brothers and other relatives survived.
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Herald
Three Men Sentenced By Circuit Court For Larceny And Forgery
Three men received prison terms from Circuit Court Judge Carl T. Smith. Jack Nelson of Muncie, 43, got 214 years for passing a forged instrument at Bell's Supermarket in a $36.20 theft. Julien Owens, 19, of Anderson, drew L1 months and 15 days for grand larceny in stealing tires valued at $287 from Everybody's Oil. Farrell Stearns, 31, Summitville, was sentenced to 110 years for grand larceny tied to $125 worth of soybeans. A note on services and funeral rites follows for the Smock family.
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Jack Nelson
Muncie
Indiana
Bell's
Julien Eramett Owens
Anderson
State
lEverybody’s Oil Company
Farrell Stearns
Summitville
Sina Charles Smock
U.S. Charges Barnett and Johnson With Contempt
Atty. Gen. Kennedy filed criminal contempt charges against Mississippi Governor Barnett and Lt. Gov. Johnson in New Orleans. The charges accuse them of defying court orders to admit James Meredith to the University of Mississippi and of encouraging obstruction during his September attempt.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Ross Barnett
Paul Johnson
Mississippi
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Fifth
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Snowstorm Closes Schools and Halts Work Across East
A pre Christmas snow storm dumps up to 10 inches from Nebraska to the Virginia coast, closing hundreds of schools and sending 250 000 federal workers home early in Washington. The storm caused multiple accidents including two bus fatalities in Maryland and California and disrupted travel along the Atlantic seaboard.
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Virginia
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Texas
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San’ Onofre
Calif
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Madison County Old Folks Home contract delayed by commissioners
The Board of Commissioners postponed signing a contract to keep a new superintendent at the Madison County Old Folks Home. Commissioner Jesse Biddle said Fred J. Cook would be replaced next March 1, but no action would occur until after Christmas.
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Hoffa Jury Deliberates in Conspiracy Case
Nashville AP reports a federal jury faced a two year sentence and up to a $20000 fine for two counts against James R Hoffa in a Teamsters linked conspiracy case. The trial in Washington and New York connected to bribery and wiretap attempts, with the judge urging deliberations through the weekend.
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New York
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Warer
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Gunman robs Tupman's Supermarket co owner in parking lot
Robbery at Tupman's Supermarket in the 8th Street Madison area left co owner Robert McCord missing 7900 dollars after a gunman demanded payroll money then fled in a bar driven by a woman. Police assigned five detectives to the case.
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8Th St
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Ant Yall
Living costs steady in November and a plane crash in Nebraska
Prices held steady in November with a 1.4 percent yearly rise. The Labor Department noted higher auto and service costs offset by declines in food and clothing, leaving overall living costs at 106 percent of the 1957 59 base. A commercial plane crashed at Grand Island Municipal Airport. casualties were not yet known.
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UPI
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Holiday Travel Starts for Christmas Weekend
The nation began a four day Christmas travel period as heavy traffic and weather hazards loomed. Officials warned potential fatalities and police and medical services prepared for spikes in accidents during the 102 hour period ending Tuesday night.
Ton downfal. Mason stopped by tremendous defense
Mason failed to score as the defense dominated the game showing a relentless effort. The matchup featured tight play and strong team defense limiting scoring chances for the opponent.
Pravda Attacks Red China and Albania in Cold War Editorial
Pravda denounces Red China and its Albanian ally for subversive activities endangering world Communism. It warns the United States against bolstering the Atlantic alliance. The piece links Moscow’s line to recent party congresses in Bulgaria Hungary Czechoslovakia and Italy, with Finland and Norway shown split over the Sino Soviet rift.
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Oslo
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Weather outlook with chilly highs in upper 20s
Cloudy conditions with likely heavy snowfall today. High around 28 degrees. Tonight's low near 20 degrees. Yesterday reached 26 with a low of 22. Sunrise at 6:03 a.m. and sunset at 5:03 p.m.
Kennedy and Macmillan Propose Western Nuclear Strategy
United States and Britain unveil a joint plan to place Polaris missiles and related arms under NATO command. France is invited to join, while de Gaulle remains wary of an independent NATO atomic structure. The leaders end a three day conference by pledging a Western nuclear deterrent and a future strike force.
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
New arrivals in Anderson and vicinity include a girl born at St. Johns Hospital to Mr and Mrs Jerry Bohannon 329 Church St a girl born at Community Hospital to Mr and Mrs Basil Lurber Rt 1 a girl and Mr and Mrs Max Green at North Shore Blvd a boy. Also a boy born to Mr and Mrs Glenn Bair 70 Alexandria Pike and a girl born to Mr and Mrs Freddie Tedder Mexandria plus a boy born to Mr and Mrs William Remiey Nat St Charles Sr. ix no ll of the results of the Kennex Macmillan talks but there was immediate French reaction. Leaves For Palm Beach President Kennedy flew to Palm Beach Friday afternoon to spend the Christmas holidays. He was escorted to the airport by Bahama Governor Sir Robert Sta pledon. In return for the Polaris offer the British agreed to build up their conventional forces and help convince the reluctant NATO members they must do the same if West Europe is to be safe from Soviet attack. The Polaris missiles will be supplied at production cost and the same offer applies to France if De Gaulle joins. The President and Prime Minister said Polaris missiles supplied to Britain along with British submarines will be assigned as part of a NATO nuclear force and targeted in accordance with NATO plans. Britain now has one nuclear submarine the Dreadnought undergoing acceptance trials for commissioning in spring. The nuclear submarine Valiant is under construction and a third nuclear submarine was ordered last week to supplement the 32 conventional submarines in commission. It was estimated the British nuclear submarine force would require at least 10 years to be fully operational. Its cost would be staggering and Macmillan faced possible major political troubles over increased taxes. Spokesmen for both Kennedy and Macmillan said Friday's Please Turn to Page 2 Column 4
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Alexandria Pike
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Mexandria
William Remiey
Nat St. Charles Sr
Palm Beach
Bahama
Robert Stapledon
Lonvince
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de Gaulle
Macmillan
Jaycee Yule Fund Buoys Madison County Children
Anderson Jaycees reached a 73 dollar goal for the Jaycee Yule Fund to aid Madison County Children's Home. Funds were collected at area basketball games and downtown stores. Children will take a shopping trip Saturday with ten dollars each, plus donated items and recreational gear.
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