United States Sets New Cuban Policy Against Castro
Washington officials say the United States will adopt a firmer long range policy toward Fidel Castro's regime. The approach centers on political and economic pressure through the OAS and anticipates stepped up undercover activities by democratically oriented Cuban groups, though not publicly announced.
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United States
Washington
UPI
Fidel Castro
Organization of American States
OAS
Cuba
Local student hurt in crash reported fair
An Anderson College student, John Huddle 18, of Ansonia Ohio, remained in fair condition after a 5:45 a.m. one car crash three miles west of Yorktown. He suffered head and facial injuries when his car struck an icy patch and rolled. He was treated at Ball Memorial Hospital in Muncie and later underwent surgery.
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Anderson College
Yorktown
Ball, Memorial Hospital
Muncie
John Huddle
Castro Ansonia
Ohio
Delaware County
Nikita Khruday
Shchev
Sjles
Cuba
Cairo
Soviet Union
Dan
Roe
Moscow-ori
Lebanon
Ohio. __from eS According to reports by State|tions
Jerry Spence
Robert Lilly
Erie
Eae Elbanknent
China
Moscow
de Castro
T ‘Otraan Beard
Sta
Maining
United
Hungary
Pei
Eipng
1962 Traffic Fatalities and Laymen Life Insurance Growth
The article lists 1962 traffic fatalities in Madison County, noting 26 deaths and detailing several cases by date and location. It also reports Laymen Life Insurance Co. in Indianapolis posting a 40 percent rise in business and reaching $1,000,000 monthly premium income with assets growing for the five-year-old firm.
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Laymen Life Insurance*Co
Broadway
Everett A. Hartung
Hartung
Stan
Anderson Township valuation figures amid crash toll notes
Readable fragments show a $145,174,050 township valuation list and certification activities while local crash reports list multiple deaths including Myrtle Lukens and Arlene Fenwick. References to annexation, tax board complaints, and about 30,000 real estate parcels in Anderson Township appear, with weather and traffic notes interspersed.
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Indiana State Tax Board of Appeals
Dean
Anderson Township
Grand Jurors Drawn From Venire Members
The Anderson area jolt of venire men was drawn yesterday morning by the county clerk in Anderson City. Names include six tax units and districts such as Club Estates River Forest Woodlawn Heights and Edgewood Heights. Grand jurors listed by juries comprise Circuit Court and Superior Court panels under the Indiana system.
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Anderson Town
Anderson City
Eugene Creagmile
Dean
US Lite Jury Commission
John J. Garrett Jr
Asa
Ne Combs
Anderson
Venira
Circuit Court
Superior Court
Indiana
Coloma
Fred Brown
Irving Way
Mease Tite
Elwood Man Hurt In 2 Car Crash
Two Elwood men were in a collision at 4 45 p m yesterday at the Lt Rd 13 and Leisure Rd junction Injured was J T Wilkey 3 who hit a car driven by 73 year old Alvie Ozernaugh Ozerbaugh did not injure The operation was by York Dunnichay ambulance Wilkey was taken to Mercy Hospital with chest injuries and facial lacerations The trooper said Wilkeys car was south on St Rd 1 when Ozernaugh was west on Leisure Rd and pulled into its path No other injuries were reported
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Elwood
Leisure Rd
J.T. Wilkey
Alvie Ozen
Haugh
Wilkey
Mercy Hospital
York-Dunnichay
John Shettle
Y Wilkey
St. Rd
Ozernaugh
Ozerbaugh
Skybolt program halted amid death knell from Defense Office
Washington AP reports the Defense Department ordered immediate termination of all Skybolt development and no further test flights. Air Force to detail early phaseout by Jan. 7 and catalogue technical know-how for possible use in other projects. Kennedy and Macmillan discussed cancellation, with Britain offered Polaris missiles. The 1000 mile range Skybolt aimed to extend bomber life into the 1970s. $350 million had been spent.
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Washington
lThe
Defense Department
Air Force
Pentagon
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Nassau
Britain
Auto Industry 63 Outlook Sees Good Year Ahead
Frederic G. Donner of General Motors says 1963 auto industry could match 1962, best year since 1985, with passenger car sales near 7,000,000 and trucks over 1,000,000. Optimism rests on sustained high economic activity, strong industrial production, employment and incomes, and favorable consumer confidence.
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Frederic G. Donner
General Motors Corporation
Donner
National Safety Council Hails Fewer Holiday Fatals
The National Safety Council welcomed a slower rise in highway deaths during the 102 hour New Year period. United Press International tallied 216 traffic fatalities by 7:30 p.m. EST with states like California Texas Illinois New York Michigan Oklahoma Pennsylvania New Jersey and Virginia showing notable counts. If drivers stay cautious and avoid drinking and driving the final toll could dip below 373 from the prior high over New Years. A Greyhound bus and a grain truck crash near St. Regis Montana left several dead or injured as the holiday tragedy count rose.
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United Press International
National Safety Council
Safety Council
California
Texas
New York
Michigan
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Virginia
Howard Pyle
The
Greyhound
St. Regis
Mont
Downed Corsica airliner crash kills all 25 on board
Rescue units reach Mount Renoso wreckage after a blizzard to confirm 25 dead. The 1938 Boeing 307 carried 22 passengers and three crew from Bastia to Ajaccio, including Corsican basketball teams en route to Nice. Fifteen Legionnaires injured by rockfalls and slips during the ascent. Weather delayed recovery as pilots’ cause unclear.
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Corsica
UPL
Mount
Renoso
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Bastia
Nice
French Riviera
Vea
The Herald Follows Holiday Schedule
The Herald observes New Year holiday with most departments closed. Editorial staff operate on abbreviated hours with after 8 pm coverage to receive calls and news material for publication. The Wednesday Herald will still be delivered at the usual hour.
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Anders Newspapers, Inc
Herald
Personel
Warner Press renamed in yearlong church publishing overhaul
The Gospel Trumpet Company becomes Warner Press Inc to reflect an effort led by Dr. Smith and the Publication Board honoring Daniel Sidney Warner. The move accompanies a $200,000 expansion and full color production upgrades at the Anderson, Indiana site, with historic rebranding of the church’s literature and greeting card lines.
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Warner
Press, Inc
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Esth St
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Egermeir
Steele Cible
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Head of Christ
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Church of Personian
Warner Press
Rome City
Ind
Cardington
Bucyrus
Ohio
Wilpenera Coor
Orice
Atieatts Sallman
Year in Review Reflects Prosperity and Pockets of Poverty
The year ends with a forward look as America reports population at 188,035,000, up 2,755,000 from last year. Prosperity coexists with poverty, and stock market uncertainties linger. The Cuba missile crisis lingers in memory as Cold War tensions persist.
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America
Cuba
Coloma
Hell Michigan Weather Ashes to Ice Shocks Bay Area
A playful weather dispatch from Good Morning Start The Bay notes Hell Michigan feels brutally cold with thermometers up to 16 degrees above zero. Angels Pass shows three foot crevasses while Hell Altnee records a sudden ten degree rise from the prior night. The region, a tiny resort area 15 miles northwest of Ann Arbor, hosts a chamber of commerce and appears on Michigan highway maps. Satan's Hills border the nearby countryside.
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Hell
Angels Pass
Satan
Alt Nee
Ann Arbor
Chamber of Commerce
Michigan
New Arrivals at St John’s Hospital and Community Hospital
New births announced for St John’s Hospital include a daughter to Mr and Mrs James Dyke of 8202 Madison Ave a son to Mr and Mrs Richard McPhear son of 41055 Main St and a son to Mr and Mrs William Warmke of Chesterfield. Community Hospital reports three births including a girl to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Noland of Chesterfield.
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James Dyke
Madison Ave
Richard McPhearson
Main St
William Warmke
Chesterfield
Community Hospital
Lawrence Noland
iChesterfield
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