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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1963

Page

6

Russia Shifts Stand On UN Council Change

Moscow signals a shift in its stance on enlarging the U N Security Council, proposing talks without insisting Red China replace Nationalist China. It retains a demand for a guaranteed nonpermanent Soviet seat, as charter amendments to increase seats move toward ratification. Also notes new film bases lettuce shipping in Detroit for controlled air and moisture.

United Nations, N. Y Moscow U.N. Security Council U.N Tass Security Council Red China China Economic and Social Council Kefone Russia General Assembly Soviet Union United States Britain France Lettuce Detroit

Unemployed Dad Tries Toy Gun Robbery in Indianapolis

In Indianapolis an unemployed father, 30 year old McKinley Foster, attempted to rob Welfare Finance Co with a cap gun, saying he needed money for food and Christmas gifts. A clerk knocked aside the gun, shouted for help, and Foster fled amid gifts before being recaptured by the clerk and a police officer.

Indianapolis UPI Indianapolis Finance McKinley Foster Welfare Finance), Co Mary Young Foster

Paper Executive Robert Choate Dies At 65

Robert Choate 65 chairman of the bar’s board and president of stations WHDH and WHDHTV died after a stroke and exposure while being treated at Massachusetts General Hospital. He leaves a wife, a son in Phoenix, and two daughters in California and Massachusetts. Six members of a family were killed in a torch fire near Trumann, Ark, with two children surviving. Police questioned a handyman Frank Harris 56 who denied the killings.

Trumann Ark Frank Harrris Jonesboro Boston UPI Robert B Stereid Es Gresse Sett

Tex. Governor Hopes to Attend Bowl Game

Governor Connally said he hopes to be well enough to attend the Texas Navy Cotton Bowl on New Year’s Day. He is recuperating at the governors mansion after being wounded by a sniper during the President’s assassination. The decision rests with his doctors.

Austin. Tex UPI John Connally Texas Navy Governors Mansion

Men’s New Hat Styles Make Women Laugh

New York report notes women laugh at new men’s hat fashions while casual headwear grows in popularity due to shorter work hours and more leisure time. The American Institute of Men’s and Boys’ Wear cites a shift from formal to casual hats as winter sales reflect one in four hats sold being casual. In Formosa, Taichung hosts Wu Feng estate boasting the world’s richest Oriental art hoard as many Chinese treasures were moved there after the Nationalist government fled mainland China.

New York UPD American Institute of Men's America Formosa Taipei Wu Feng Taichung China

AMVETS Host Christmas Event and Photographic Exhibit

Markleville hosts a Christmas gathering at Mrs Paulmer Keller’s home with a large AmVets reception noted for the Ivan Dmitri PFA-IV exhibit. The 152 prints by 129 photographers, including color pieces, are booked for 30 art museums through 1964 with stops from Baltimore to Boston and beyond.

Markleville Markleville Amvets Art Paul Mer Keller Ivan Dmitri Jary New York Martin VA Seattle Wash Fire Star Wonderful Richard F. Fuller Seattle Art Museum Association of Art Museum Directors PFA Professional Photographers of America National Press Photographers Association The Photographic Society For America Photographic Society of Japan Dmitri

New Year Party Marked Hospital Volunteers Event

Patients at the hospital will entertain all volunteers with a New Year’s Party on December 26. After the business meeting, Christmas contests were held and members exchanged gifts. The next meeting is scheduled for January 6 at Mrs. Max Markle’s home. Attendees include Mesdames Chadwick, Dudley, Garrison, Keller, Markle, Milburn, Sharke, Stohler, Hays, Thornburg, Collier, and Mrs. Creason.

Max Markle Robert Chadwick Donald Dudley Tom Garrison Paulmer Keller Charles Milburn Charles Sharke Leo Stohler Horace Hays Erdman Thornburg Robert Collier Florence Creason

Markleville Club Yule Dinner And Gift Exchange

The Markleville Home Social Club held its annual Christmas dinner and gift exchange in the Old Salem Room at the Stee YMCA with co hosts and a program by Rev John K Summers. A second meeting of the Markleville Home Demonstration Club gathered at the Whistler Party House for a Christmas party and business session led by Mrs John Redmond with new member Mrs Donald Ashby joining.

John K. Summers Russell Adams Clarence Banks Ted Begly Joe Best Edward ‘Ated Begly Edward Clem Bob Goodman Elmer Heath Clifford Keesling Floyd Needler Lawrence Philbert Maurice Reeter Ward Stohler John Bronnenberg Clark Stohller Retta Neese Lyle Spaugh Markleville Home Whistler Party House John Redmond Lawence Julian Donald Ashby Lawrence Julian Forrest Marsh Mesdamesohn Redmond George Everman Kenneth Mitchell Charles Noland Grover Keesling Tonald Ashby Jules Gaus Ruth Snarks Lew Robbins Everett Sadler Herschel Whistler Dora Ben Jnett Se ‘Jan For ‘Est Marsh

Chemists Aim For Near Million Degree Heat In Petroleum Work

In DeKalb Illinois two Northern Illinois University chemists Michael Joncich and Rosalie Reynolds described experiments to reach temperatures near one million degrees in microseconds. Explosions are expected to create various hydrocarbons while offering insight into reaction mechanisms at extreme heat. The work received 14160 dollars from the Petroleum Research Fund and the American Chemical Society.

Dekalb, Ill UPI Northern Illinois University Michael Joncich Rosalie Reynolds Petroleum Research Fund American Chemical Society

Ike Papers to Be Edited at Johns Hopkins University

Johns Hopkins University historian Dr Milton Eisenhower will oversee a ten year project to edit Dwight D Eisenhower papers. The collection spans from his World War II staff days to presidency and includes Cabinet conversations and background files. No damage reported from Manila quake mentioned in the same dispatch.

Baltimore Uni Johns Hop Eee Oekins University Ee Ee Dwight D Pers Eisenhower Bis Tae Rene Milton Eisenhower Dwight Manila Alfred D. Chandler Jr Chandler Weather Bureau

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