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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1961
Page
3
Article reports a liberal victory within a committee as Democrats and Republicans clash over rule changes and purges. It notes potential Democratic seat picks like Reps. Join Moss and Carl Elion amid a nine to four ratio, with Colmer and Simiah wielding power to steer legislation on key votes.
The roach, a 250 million year old creature, endures by eating almost anything from dish shells to paper and can survive over ten weeks without food or water. The article contrasts this resilience with human political chatter about peace and committee power.
Washington reports say the United States and allied powers push for a new approach to end the Laos conflict amid Soviet refusals to recognize the pro American government of Prince Boun Oum. Officials weigh reviving the International Control Commission while awaiting President elect Kennedy.
President Eisenhower sent the Senate a long list of Indiana postmaster nominees. The confirmation looks unlikely with a Democratic administration ahead. Names include Heizier, Shidaker, McKain, Wall, Wilkerson, Esarey, Newberg, Goodwin, Myers, Wagner, Sherrill, Fort Buecher, Wright, Weir, and many others across Indiana towns. The Library of Congress note and multiple birth odds items follow in the same column.
In Moscow Khrushchev, addressing a party meeting, said Communist officials unable to cope with agricultural problems should resign. He urged leadership changes and called for capable replacements to uphold dignity and fulfill obligations.
Harold Forrest of Van Buren Township was named vice president of the Madison County Board of Education at a trustees meeting. Shirley Latstee of Township was noted as a provable organizer, with officials noting progress in education initiatives.
Indiana newspapers push careers in reporting. At Wabash College Joe Reis discusses opportunities with students, aided by Tom Showalter. Reis plans similar talks at Anderson College and other campuses with editors from Indianapolis News, South Bend Tribune, Anderson Herald, and Evansville Courier.
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