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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1961
Page
27
Eighteen senators sponsor legislation to extend the school milk program beyond July 1 and raise federal contribution from 95 million to 105 million dollars. The bill by Senator William Proxmire would continue the program until July 1, 1962, with the government covering about three cents per half pint, roughly half the total cost.
The report states that GM divisions will not exceed 975 units and that all manufacturing operations are aligned to a normal five day week. Forecasts indicate production will remain steady at roughly this level in the near term.
The new system switches Middletown area dialing to Chesterfield Daleville numbers and enables seven figure numbers. Residents in Anderson will dial seven figure numbers directly improving speed and long distance readiness. The Anderson rollout completes a city expansion with a brick Bell building addition and more dial switches.
Militia women in gray uniforms guard the near empty U S Embassy as trenches and sandbags dot the area from downtown Galiano to Vedado. The naval post is closed with staff packing while diplomats transfer duties to the Swiss Embassy before weekend. The Cuban cabinet blames U S policy and foresees change under Kennedy.
After inventory sale fine cameras and projectors offered by Odell Camera located at 19th and Main with discounted equipment.
A Cuban cabinet statement argues that the rift is with the U S government, not the people. It says Cuban authorities hope relations can be repaired in the future while urging a distinction between Washington and Americans.
In Marion County the GOP candidates faced the Senate debate on fe deral plan reapportionment and wage equality. House Speaker Guthrie urged raising the driving age to 18, keeping right to work, and funding for state programs while lawmakers debated a $1.16 billion budget and legislative expenses. Grills read bills from cover to cover, echoing calls to widen constitutional read requirements.
The new Washington principal, a member of the National Education Association and the Association for Childhood Education, along with Phi Delta Kappa, is married to Louise Gallagher a teacher at 7th Street School. They have a daughter Susan.
Miss Condon, fresh from Anderson College and now appointed at Longfellow School, will complete her fourth year as principal at Columbia this semester. She has taught at Washington and is an Anderson High School alumna with degrees from Ball State. Miss Van Hook will lead Columbia School, a longtime kindergarten teacher at Washington School since 1931. She holds a B.S. from Butler and an M.A. from Columbia and has studied at multiple universities. She is state vice president of Kindergarten Education and active in NEA, A.A.U.W., and Indiana Kindergarten Primary Teachers.
About 2,000 strikers marched to Brussels city hall to present a petition to Mayor Lucien Cooremans but were repelled by police. In Antwerp 15,000 demonstrated with anti-government slogans and dispersed without violence. King Baudouin held talks with Socialist leader and coalition ministers as mediation progressed.
The article reports conflicting claims on North Vietnamese troop movements and Soviet airlift activity in Laos. It notes Boavan Norasing asserting troops were flown out to prevent capture, while Western sources say advisers and technicians were evacuated with no combat troops parachuted in. SEATO council divisions emerge over whether to firmly oppose Soviet intervention or avoid actions risking another Korea.
Resignation AP poll notes 18 wins 6 losses and a sectional capture. 1957 8–14, 1958 20–8 with sectional regional titles. regional win over Crispus Attucks and one point semi state loss to Muncie Central. 1959 14–9. 22 games last year. Osborne began coaching in 1934 at Dugger Indiana then Oblong, Navy service 1944–45, Mill Creek, Dugger, Nappanee, Michigan City 1953–54 before Anderson 1954–55. School Board moves to insure school buildings and equipment. appraisal for insurable values planned.
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