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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1961
Page
6
A terse note indicates Siaup expresses dislikes to the Marine Corps. The message references an intel toy officer with a yellow bay window, noting unreasonable behavior and concerns over weapon use. The overall tone suggests cautious assessment of threats and readiness.
In Indiana the retrial pleas were delayed as legal vets and special dismissals moved forward. The article mentions people tied to the case and notes proceedings delaying further action in the Indianapolis legal scene.
The January meeting of the Council for Exceptional Children will be at the Anderson MCA on January 9 at 6 p.m. President Marguerite Foltz announced a brief business session followed by a talk by Durward Hutchinson, Indiana School for the Deaf superintendent. Mrs. Foltz urged broader membership and invited all interested in exceptional children to join. Reservations for dinner by Charles Nipple are requested before Friday.
Konrad Adenauer will turn 85 with early Mass at a Bonn chapel and a military tattoo at the chancellery. The chancellor plans to travel, seek re election this autumn, and meet leaders including Cardinal Frings and Charles de Gaulle as European ties figure in his commemorations.
The Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad asked the Public Service Commission to rescind its suspension of a proposed coal rate increase. It seeks $30 per ton for a 32 mile carload to the Public Service Co. of Indiana plant near Terre Haute, up from $20.95. The PSC had held the rate pending a decision by March 8.
The article proclaims the Ford Falcon as America’s best selling compact in 1960, driven by economy, size, comfort, and lower ownership costs. It notes 525,000 owners, a 30 mile per gallon fuel economy, 4,000 miles between oil changes, generous trunk space, and a plush interior, all contributing to Falcon’s lead over rivals.
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