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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1960
Page
9
Oak Ridge, Tenn. reports a peculiar nonradioactive snow event from atomic gas diffusion at a nearby plant. Kennedy and Dillon are discussed in relation to the new administration, with questions about fiscal policy and personnel roles amidst public notices and weather notes.
Cape Canaveral reports a 15 ton Polaris launch as part of the nuclear submarine program. President-elect Kennedy and aides discuss fiscal policies and a steady growth path while Congress awaits, signaling a shift in industrial relations and federal staffing.
President elect moves to fill vacancy with Gloucester mayor Smith as under two years term holds, while Wyoming moves toward national chairmanship. Hickey will resign as governor to enable appointment before inauguration as the new administration seeks cabinet and policy posts.
The United States voiced serious concern over Soviet arms and supplies to pro Communist Laos rebels. A State Department statement condemned the Soviet support for the Pathet Lao forces and highlighted the growing dangers in the Vientiane region.
The Interstate Commerce Commission scheduled hearings on a plan by the Chicago and Eastern Wisconsin Railroad to discontinue two passenger trains between Chicago and Evansville Indiana. Examiner Paul C. Albus will hear the case at the Midland Hotel in Chicago on January 23 and at US Courtrooms in Danville on January 26 and Evansville on January 27.
Boston AP Gov Foster Furcolo will accept Kennedy’s resignation from the Senate and appoint a successor quickly. Kennedy mailed a resignation letter from Palm Beach Florida. Furcolo plans to name Benjamin A. Smith II of Gloucester as successor.
Federal grand jury in Indianapolis returns indictments against Wallace Orderson and three others from Clarksville and Louisville for a moonshine operation near Campbellsburg Indiana. Raid yielded liquor, mash, sugar, yeast and jugs. Orderson previously pleaded guilty and was released from prison last June. Other sealed indictments include embezzlement by a rural carrier and theft of a radio from an interstate shipment.
Paraguay says armed exile raiders from Argentina attacked a post near Asuncion, about 70 insurgents were repelled in a brief battle with casualties on both sides. Four prisoners were captured including Argentines, and planners allegedly aimed at top leaders.
Illinois Communist leaders denounced FBI Director Hoover for predicting a large Chicago rally on December 31. James West said the party is not hosting any New Year leaders meeting or youth conference, and urged inquiries to New Horizons in New York. West urged youths to explore communism independently.
A fragmented OCR list blends categories from appliance service and beauty shops to construction, moving, tax services, cleaning, plumbing, and health care help. It includes employment, merchandise, auction and rental listings along with real estate, financial, and miscellaneous services.
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