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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1962
Page
6
Ford Motor Co announced its car and truck sales in 1961 totaled 2,007,620 units and its overall new car market share reached a peak since 1957. Forecasts for industry sales remain optimistic with an annual rate near seven million units through the year's first half.
London case of Stanley Fuller-Wall ends as he chooses which funeral to attend for his two wives. Angel, his legal wife since 1936, is honored with services, while Nellie Short, the second wife and mother of five, is buried with minimal ceremony and a wreath left by the man she shared a 18 year life with.
Beef tenderloin steak offered Tuesday to Thursday, paired with French fried chicken option at 99 cents. Red Brick Inn promotes value meals for midweek diners.
In English villages a rising tide of discontent challenges Britain's Conservative party. From vicarages pubs and local chambers of commerce a new right wing body called The National Fellowship bills itself as a great new political group.
Argentina presents three draft proposals to condemn the Castro regime and seek Latin American unity within the OAS. The measures include severing ties, possible sanctions, and forming a watchdog group to monitor Cuba. Argentina plans to push these at the Punta del Este foreign ministers meeting.
Lt. Gov. Richard O. Ristine urged Hoosiers to shed anxiety and cynicism and adopt a policy of success and progress. Speaking at a Rotary lunch in Kokomo he cited Indiana towns that thrived by self-help and urged belief in capitalism and American ideals over despair and Soviet influence.
Church of God leaders discuss Caribbean and South American outreach as Dr. Lester Crose leads a multi country mission plan. The trip includes Barbados 50th founding anniversary celebrations and regional conventions with Dr. W Dale Oldham and CBH radio teams. The group visits Grand Cayman Jamaica Aracao Trinidad Barbados British Guiana while a medical board considers a woman doctor in a separate case.
The right wing Secret Army Organization led a wide two hour strike in Algiers and Oran, closing businesses and drawing thousands of Europeans into streets despite heavy security. No major violence reported as hospital workers protest police surveillance, while French authorities claim hospital staff aided arrests.
A long list of patients released from St. John's Hospital includes Mrs. Neva McVey of 2222 Morton St and Mrs. Maxine Camp at 923 Nicho Ave along with Mrs. Helen Harrell of Elwood and others such as Mrs. Joan Plessinger, Dr. Carolyn Fox at 1927 Pearl St, Robert Baker at 1315 W. 3rd St, John Stout of Middletown, and several more residents and family members from various addresses including 2031 Lora St and 430 Woodlawn Dr. The summary consolidates the patient names and street addresses noted in the hospital release column.
A nationwide search was under way today for Durelary suspect Her man Boese who escaped custody Sunday by ramming a policeman's false teeth down his throat.
The American Stock Exchange pledges serious action after the SEC blasted its trading rules. Joseph F. Reilly says the exchange will clean its house and adopt firmer enforcement of listings and suspensions while shares traded fitfully and overall volume eased. The SEC report criticized lax screening of new stocks and weak enforcement, sparking talk of possible court action against implicated members.
Cadillac offers a decade of models without duplicating a car, emphasizing individual taste in fine cars. Dealers invite buyers to select the personal choice of the "car of cars" from the varied lineup.
In Poole England Magistrate Clement Meyrick Norman aged 153 has received a summons to appear before his own court next year on a charge of reckless driving.
The Monte Cassino Benedictine abbey in Cassino Italy rose on a 1702 foot hill and was founded about 529 by St Benedict It suffered destruction by Lombards Arabs earthquake French and Allied bombing across centuries and was rebuilt after each event reinforcing its enduring presence in central Italy
The declaration attacks Britain's faltering foreign policy and trade role while calling for eliminating communism from public life, stricter welfare trimming and immigration controls. Led by Edward Martell, the group mirrors John Birch Society tactics and gathers Conservative former officials and clergy.
In Detroit a two amber flashing light speed limit sign for school zones proves effective. The illuminated device displays the numeric limit and operates only during hours when children travel to and from school.
A compact ear mounted wireless unit hides the electronic circuit power source and microphone inside a small shell that fits in the ear. The device is designed as a removable part of the ear and can be used when needed. Return coupon offered for full consideration.
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