France Likely to Reject Polaris Bid Over Sovereignty
Paris sources say President de Gaulle will turn down Kennedy’s Polaris offer unless France keeps trigger finger sovereignty and access to nuclear secrets on the same terms as Britain. Paris seeks non veto rights in an integrated NATO nuclear force and plans a January public statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Kennedy
France
de Gaulle
United States
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Nassau
Macmillan
Defense
Peter Thorneycroft
Washington
Colombey- Les-Deux-Eglises
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
U S Steel to Build Fourth Tinplate Mill in Tennessee
U S Steel Corp announced a new tinplate mill for can making at the Tennessee Coal and Iron Division. The project, reportedly costing around 10 million dollars, will expand the company’s tinplate production capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
U .S. Steel Corp
Tennssee Coal & Iron Division
Navy Yeoman Second Class Charles H Stickradt Assigned to HSA
Petty Officer Charles H Stickradt USN Yeoman Second Class, son of Mrs Addie Stickradt of Anderson, has transferred to Helicopter Antisubmarine Squadron 10 based at Imperial Beach California. He enlisted in 1954 and is building a Navy career. Mrs Stickradt leads the Navy and Marine Corps Mothers Club in Anderson with monthly meetings at the Naval Reserve Center on the first Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Stickradt
USN
Addie Stickradt
Lincoln Avenue
Anderson
Imperial Beach
Calif
Charles
Navy
Trial Nears for State Slaying Suspect Randolph
Jack Randolph, 32, awaits a possible new trial or freedom after the Indiana Supreme Court dismissed Hancock County Prosecutor George Dickman’s appeal. Randolph and two others were convicted in the 1951 fatal beating of Noah Fry, a 72 year old Hancock County farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Jack Randolph
Indiana Supreme Court
Hancock County
George Dickman
Indiana
Atty
Carl van Dorn
Dickman
Supreme Court
Randolph
George Miller Jr
Richard Boschen
Noah Fry
Miller
Greenfield
Boschen
Relay Satellite Revival Sparks Fresh Hope
NASA reports a test on the Relay satellite launched December 13 shows voltage recovery and potential for limited communications. Officials pursue further testing to assess possible U S Europe and South America TV radio link despite initial power failures after liftoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Telstar
United States
Europe
South America
The
Space Agency
Bituminous Coal Production Rises in National Report
Washington reports from the National Coal Association show weekly soft coal output reaching 9 025 000 tons, up from 7 560 000 the prior week and 8 826 000 a year ago. Year to date production totals about 412 045 000 tons versus 396 247 000 a year earlier.
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Washington
UPI
National Coal Association
Nancy Watt and Keith Seybert to Wed in December
Nancy Anne Watt the daughter of Mrs Wilma C Watt of New Castle will marry Keith Seybert son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Seybert of Middletown. The ceremony is set for December 29 at St Ann's Catholic Church with Rev William Fehlinger officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Wilma C. Watt
New Castle
Nancy Anne
Keith Seybert
Kenneth Seybert
St. Ann’s Catholic Church
William Fehlinger
Miss Watt
Chrysler High School
Seybert
Middletown High School
Marine Corps
Japan
Ball State College
Guide Lamp
Anderson
Middletown Lions Club
Milady
Lion
Wilbur Sellars
George Seward
Robert Solomon
Clark Stohler
Ralph Teter
Raymond van Cour
Gene Vierling
Kenneth Williams
Leonard Wright
Lee Wood
Jack Zirkle
Friend
Indianapolis broadcaster buys WXLW license
Robert D. Enoch president of Greater Indianapolis Broadcasting announced the purchase of the WXLW license from Radio Indianapolis Inc. The deal transfers control of the radio station to the new company.
VA Reports Rises In Compensation For Indiana Veterans
The Veterans Administration paid Indiana veterans 59.6 million dollars in 1962 for compensation and pensions to 70 623 veterans and 21.9 million to dependents of deceased veterans. The rise follows a law increase and data processing from the VA center in Illinois. The NYSE plans a move to a larger 240 000 square foot site at the southern tip of Manhattan to expand space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Indiana
A. J. Bochicchio
Indianapolis
Hine Illinois, VA
The
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Manhattan
Exchange
Dietrick Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Open House
Middletown Mr and Mrs Frank Dietrick observed their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at 715 High St Middletown. They wed in Columbus Indiana December 18 1912. They have two children Harry Bud Dietrick and Mrs Paul Grayfield both in Middletown with seven grandchildren and one great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Frank Dietrick
Dietricks
Columbus
Indiana
Dietrick
Bertha Sherrer
Cincinnati
Ohio
Muncie
High St
Oakland Pontiac
Chevrolet
Harry
Bud) Dietrick
Paul Grayfield
Winners Named In Home Lighting Contest By Middletown C of C
The Middletown Chamber of Commerce announced contest winners for the home lighting event. First place went to Mickey Slick of South 5th Street Road, second to Paul Kramer on Maple, and third to Clarence Hodson on North 8th Street. Honorable mentions honored residents Don Bickham, Ralph Vaught, Charles Stohler, Jack Zirkle, Noble Fields, Jim Phillips, Don Burris, Elbert Frazee, and Walt Huser all listed with street addresses. The mention of the Grand Canyon formation appears unrelated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Middletown Chamber of Commerce
Mickey Slick
5Th St
Paul Kramer
Maple
Clarence Hodson
North 8Th St
Don Bickham
Mill St
Ralph Vaught
North 5Th St
Charles Stohler
N. 8Th St
Jack Zirkle
Beechwood
Noble Fields
11Th St
Jim Phillips
Don Burris
Elbert Frazee
N. 5Th St
Walt Huser
N. St. St
U S Accuses Khrushchev of Berlin Propaganda Tactics
The United States condemns Nikita Khrushchev for reviving what it calls well worn distorted propaganda on Berlin while signaling no immediate Soviet move. State Department notes Khrushchev sent a provocative letter to Adenauer as Western diplomats fear propaganda use ahead of East German party congress.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
State Department
Khrushchev
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Russia
West Berlin
Germany
Lincoln White
Kremlin
Europe
White
Moscow Radio
Berlin Wall
Bonn
Karl von Hase
Summers wins Indiana 1962 tomato growing title
James A Summers of Green town wins the Indiana tomato championship by producing 28.15 tons per acre with 77 percent U S 1 grade. Vinal Bowyer of Peru takes reserve with 25.3 tons per acre and 68 percent top grade. Summers used potash and nitrogen inputs in April and applied fertilizers in row with a corn planter. The 10.7 acre field was sprayed five times and picked from Aug 14 to Sept 18. The 1961 corn yield was 120 bushels per acre on the same field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
James A. Summers
Rt. 2
Greentown
Indiana
Summers
U.S. 1
Vinal Bowyer
Rt. 5
Peru
West Point seeks $240000 loan to link four towns
INDIANAPOLIS API The West Point Telephone Co. asked the Indiana Public Service Commission for authority to borrow 240000 to fund telephone improvements. The plan would join West Point with the Attica exchange of Indiana Bell and the Romney and Wingate exchanges of Tri-County Telephone Co, creating a single calling area for four Lafayette area towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
API
West Point Telephone Co
Indiana Public Service Commission
Lafayette
West Point
PSC
Attica
Indiana Bell
Romney and
Wingate
Tri-County Telephone Co
Quemoy Shell Hits Island. Boy Killed and Mother Wounded
The Central News Agency reported a Communist artillery shell killed a boy and wounded his mother on Quemoy, the offshore island near Formosa, during Thursday night as 104 shells were fired in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Formosa
UPS
Quemoy
Central
Franco Congratulates Nina II On Columbus Voyage
Generalissimo Francisco Franco sent a cable of congratulations to the crew of the Nina II for retracing Christopher Columbus voyage to San Salvador Island in the Bahamas, the official announcement said Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
UPI
Francisco Franco
Christopher Columbus
San Salvador
Bahama
Program Begun in Twenties Washington
The United States launched a vocational rehabilitation program in 1920. The article notes the early establishment of federal efforts to aid injured workers and veterans through training and supported employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Lad Is Pleased With JFK Letter
A 10 year old boy from South Bend wrote a two page letter to President John F Kennedy saying he thought Kennedy was doing a bang up job even better than Abe Lincoln. Kennedy replied the burdens of the office are heavy and the responsibilities great and the boy received a friendly response and a photo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Jeffrey Michael Nemeth
Kennedy
Abe Lincoln
Jeffrey
Classified Advertising Rates and Policies for The Herald
The People's Marketplace announces office hours 8 am to 5 pm and sets rates for lines or more ads at 29 cents per line per day, three days at 33 2 cents per line per day, one day at 42 cents per line per day, with a two line minimum. Monthly rate six dollars per line. Discounts of 20 percent for cash or payment within seven days after billing. Ads run in The Herald and The Bulletin. Classification rights and insertion rules apply. Phone 643 5371.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Marketplace
Herald
Bulletin
Real Estate and Classified Notices Mix of Ads and Personal Notes
A cluttered page includes real estate for sale and wanted notices, a grief thank you from the Barnhart children, contact lines for termite detectors, a Madison County exterminator ad, New Year barber specials, a knit skirt service, vinyl asbestos items, home contracting sales, a contract sale pitch, church and group fundraising by distribution, ride request postings, and assorted classified items with phone numbers. The jumble preserves names like Marie Pickett Barnhart and Howard Webb, and places such as Madison County and Chesterfield.
Wanted ride to California and multiple lost notices
Wanted ride to California after Jan 1st with driving and expense share. Several lost notices include a 3 year old Beagle named Ripeward in 324 W. Std. two Beagles south of Middletown. a lost billfold between 19th and Noble and 23rd and McKinley. a sentimental diamond and pearl pin. a blonde Pekingese with silver chain near E 5th Moravian. a boy’s eyeglasses near Hillside and Tee Drives. a Siamese cat near 32nd George. Also guitar banjo accordion piano lessons at Davis School of Music, phone 642-3559.
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5Th
Moravian Sts
Hillside & Tee
Blairs Addition
John Gerstorff
32Nd & George
Davis School of Music
Be A Real Estate Broker Enroll for January 7 1963
Enroll for a 18 week real estate broker and sales man course starting January 7 1963 in Anderson Indiana taught by an Anderson attorney. Textbooks furnished diploma issued covers all subjects for Indiana state examination. For information contact Mr Davidson Weaver Real Estate School of Indiana Hotel Anderson Anderson Indiana Thursday through sh hima weekly. Phone 643-3361.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Indiana
Davidson
Weaver Real Estate School of Indiana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Polaris
U.S. Steel
Oes
Considine
Bob Considine
Star
Coumn
Anderson Daily Bulletin
Verda Goehring
Linder’s
Nancy Anne Watt
Grand Canyon
U.S
Phone Improvement Loan Authority
China
Quemoy Bay
Franco
Lad
JFK
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Marie Pickett Barnhart
Max Johnson
Baxter Eterminating Co
Madison County
Alcoholics Anonymous P.O
Chis
Delaware
Howard Webb
Transportation
Munere
Chesterfield
Financial Insurance Eee Eee Ans
California
Old Beagle
19Th
Noble
23Rd
McKinley
Edna G. Kelley
Donald's Beauty School, Inc
W. 12Th
29Th
Jackson
Cecelia’s
Call Pendleton
Sam Flatford
East 17Th
Martin Milling
Engr
Sunbeam
Provence Electric
Madison County Lumber
Matthew Lumber Corner
8Th & John Ph
Petersen Lumber CO
Ohio Ave
Beeman
A. AH. Kelley
Myers Gravel and Sand CO
Alexandria Pike
Paul J. High
Pendleton Ave
Howe
Morton
Chesty
Burmeister Sewer Service
Ferree
Columbus Ave
G. E
Gilson
N. Anderson ST
Elwood Ind
Adison Ave
Fletcher St
Illinois
Jresume
Bow & Arcrow
Kings Crown
Vanderhorst
West 8Th St. Rd
22Nd & Arrow Ave
Roy Willis
State
Phillip E. Miller
Motel Brokers Association of America
Citizens Bank
van Laningham Bus
Anderson Bk
Westinghouse
Hartford
Fletcher
Austin
McCulloch
R. W. Geeting
28Th St
Anderson Appliance
Meridian
Glazer Brothers
Broadway
Huffy
Haynes Bicycle Shop
Miller Huggins, Inc
DOW Montgomery Ward
Foland
Toyland
KIRBY
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