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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1964

Page

4

U S exports outpace imports in November

United States trade showed exports rise 2 percent to 4.4 billion dollars while imports edged up under 1 percent to 1.48 billion. GM overseas sales topped one million vehicles for 1963, with firm figures in Germany Britain Australia and Canada. Department store sales reached 98 percent of the 1957-59 average last week and a December record of 127 percent.

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Prices Of Coated Papers Reduced Across Industry

Two coated paper producers cut prices to five dollars a ton amid industry pressure. Ox Bow and Consolidated Papers Inc announced price reductions as they offset a prior ten dollar rise. The moves follow impacts on magazine publishing and school enrollment trends, with further industry shifts anticipated.

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Young Soldier Joins Fort Hood Map Unit

Jerry D. Byard, son of Mr and Mrs George K Byard of 1915 E 5th St, attached to the 569th Engineering Co Process Photography Section at Fort Hood Texas. He completed basic training at Fort Knox Kentucky.

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Red border strip houses torn down on Berlin line

Heavily guarded East German workers with sledgehammers demolished homes along the Berlin border to widen fields of fire for patrols. About 30 men worked in snow between Neu Staaken and Staaken in West Berlin while a British army car patrolled the Western side as a Communist armored car moved opposite. The empty houses stood in a 500 yard forbidden zone created in 1961 as the anti refugee wall rose. Destruction of nearby structures ties to past escapes and border controls.

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