Clay Protests Berlin Authority Limits on U S Commander
Gen. Lucius D. Clay protested to Secretary Rusk against restrictions on the American Berlin command to act quickly against East German anti Communist uprisings. Clay argued that emergencies on the Berlin border may require faster action than full consultation with higher headquarters.
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FALSE TEETH THAT LOOSEN NEED NOT EMBARRASS
Many wearers of false teeth have suffered embarrassment when plates drop or wobble. FASTEETH alkaline monacic powder promises firmer, more comfortable teeth and breath freshness. Available at drug counters everywhere.
DAV Plans Auction and Dances to Remodel Chapter Home
Disabled American Veterans of Chapter 12 vote to hold Friday auctions at the Chapter Home 829 Marine Dr to fund remodeling. They invite articles for sale and offer contact numbers 635 9774 or 644 8690. Plans include a dance at Marion Veterans Hospital on Jan 17 and a weekly rummage sale plus Saturday parties to aid patients. Edna Strictred showed films from Japan Alaska Hawaii and California about her trip with her son Charles Strictred in Tokyo.
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Del Rey Toastmasters Hear Top Speakers
Watson and Anderson lead a Del Rey Toastmasters meeting at Ferris Cafe. Watson won table topic honors. Anderson captured the golden gavel award and will advance to finals January 18. Other speakers included Klusmier McCormick and Perry Davis.
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India backs Indonesia claim on West Irian support
Reddy said India fully supported Hindonesia's claim to West Irian and expressed confidence Indonesia would wipe out colonial remnants soon. He denied India aggression in Goa and warned Portugal leaving the United Nations would not impoverish the body.
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Court rules Markleville officers de facto. town may condemn
Supreme Court Justice Frederick Landis writes that trustees and clerk-treasurer named at a 1951 Markleville convention possessed color of title to their posts and acted as de facto officers from January 1952. No November election was held and vacancies were filled by the board, yet the town had authority to pursue the condemnation action.
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Indiana Port Hangs in Balance Over Omnibus Bill
Green said Indiana's port control could not be decided before June or July and may depend on the Rivers and Harbors Act. If the omnibus bill misses, a separate authorization will be introduced. Congress may adjourn in late summer, making final action unlikely this session.
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Indiana Officials Clash Over Merit Increases and Port Plans
Indiana lawmakers debated merit pay raises for state workers with Gov. Welsh defending a June to October freeze and urging a rebate only if legal. Separately, officials moved toward financing Burns Ditch port plans with federal input and an approval process extending into March. The discussion touched on district freight service, Central Railroad plans, and a U.S. Army pay adjustment proposal amid budget scrutiny.
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Viet Nam Reform Plan Aims At Rebuilding Stronger
The plan expands security and development in South Vietnam with areas cleared of guerrillas to receive expansion. A major pest control effort targets central Viet Nam to protect rice crops from two years of damage. The Montagnards in remote high plateau regions are to gain economic benefits through new settlement and settlement removal from Viet Cong control. Flood areas in the Mekong delta will get reconstruction including roads canals and resettlement with health education and communications. Public works will ease unemployment while industrial growth includes a $6 million investment to boost cotton cloth production and create jobs.
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Navy officer candidates gain from OCS program
Personal state telephone use led to penalties for two officials, with refunds made and a week’s pay docked. Green reported savings of 4,485 in toll charges and outlined stronger controls. Navy OCS class prospects include unrestricted and specialized officer tracks with duties aboard ships or at shore stations.
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Local Crash Injures Mrs Pickering Near Anderson
Mrs Edith Pickering, 47, of Anderson Rt 5, was treated at St John’s Hospital after her car skidded on a wet roadway three miles west of town on 8th Street Road. Authorities cite slick pavement as cause and a fence post as the impact object.
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Anderson Obituaries Chauncey Jackson dies after illness at 77
Chauncey Jackson 77 died at his son Harold s home 133 Haverhill Dr at 530 p m after a three year illness. Born Feb 14 1684 in Middletown he was a butcher formerly with Hugh Curry Packing. Survived by two daughters Betty King and Gertrude Joyner six sons Emery Harold Richard Claude Carl and Thomas 24 grandchildren 22 great grandchildren and a sister Viola Detrich. Burial Middletown Miller Cemetery. Services Saturday at 10 am at Bakjer Brothers Funeral Home with Rev Marlston Swango. Burial at Miller Cemetery Middletown.
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Five Scientists Still Missing On Ross Ice Shelf
Five American glaciology researchers from the University of Michigan and University of Minnesota remain unheard from during a two week period while surveying the Ross Ice Shelf area near Robert Scott Glacier. Expedition leader Dr. Charles W. Swithinbank is cited as experienced. plans exist to dispatch planes from McMurdo Sound if no contact is made soon.
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Sukarno Vows Continued From Page One
The article notes Sukarno’s persistent stance on New Guinea independence as the Dutch claim the territory was never part of the Dutch East Indies and that Papuan people are not racially linked to Indonesians.
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Children of the President Stay Behind in Washington
Caroline and John Jr. Kennedy will not return to the President’s jeep as Salinger states they will remain in Washington until Wednesday. Mrs. Kennedy has stayed since December 18 after returning from a Latin American trip with the President. The President himself returned to Washington briefly after his father Joseph Kennedy suffered a stroke but left again the same afternoon. The elder Kennedy has shown marked improvement, with Selinger noting progress at the expected rate.
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Pools Row Sparks Integration Debate in Johannesburg
In Johannesburg South Africa Japanese and Chinese residents seek entry to public pools now restricted to whites. The white supremacist government has taken no immediate action on the requests.
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Milk Used to Douse Fire in Riano Spain
Villagers in Riano a major milk producer used several hundred gallons of milk to control a Thursday fire. The water shortage did not hinder efforts as locals contained the blaze.
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