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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1962

Page

15

Seven Men Enlist For 3 Year Army Stint

Seven men from Anderson and Madison County enlisted for three years at the Indianapolis Recruiting Main Station and will head to Fort Leonard Wood for basic training. The group includes Larry Yelton Hawaii assignment, Eugene Auker in Army Security Agency, Jerry Alexander in Administration Career Field, Alan Kocher in Regular Army Unlimited, William Huston Airborne with three weeks at Fort Benning, Robert Barker in Administration Career Field, and Stephen Lay Hawaii assignment.

Anderson Madison County U. S. Army Indianapolis Fort Leonard Wood Owen F. Dewsbury Post Office Army Eugene L. Auker Rt. 4 Delco-Remy Division Highland High School Army Security Agency Indiana Jerry L. Alexander W. 3Rd St AHS Ball State College Cludes Alan J. Kocher Golf Club Rd Army Unlimited William W. Huston Raible Ave U. S. Army Airborne U. S. Army Jump School Fort Benning Robert E. Barker Nichol Ave Lapel High School Container Corp Stephen W. Lay Rt. 3 Pendleton Hawaii

Fish Fry at Coon Hunter's Club in Anderson Jan 20

Valleyved Pike hosts a fish fry Saturday January 20 1962 from 5 PM to 8 PM at the Coon Hunters Club 305 East Cross Street Anderson Indiana Adults 1.50 Children 6 to 12 50 cents Proceeds support club activities and meals for members and guests.

Coon Hunter’s Club E. Cross St Anderson Ind

Limited Nuclear Ban Talks Again In Geneva

U S and Britain push a restrained test ban at Geneva three power talks resume Tuesday with little hope of success Soviet leader Tsarapkin has no new Moscow guidance Western delegates again oppose an indefinite underground moratorium Soviet plan sparked criticism as a step back Stelle and Wright confer on strategy before the meeting Iraq signs a technical assistance pact with the Soviet Union to build a steel plant near Baghdad

Geneva UPI Russia Semyon Tsarapkin Moscow Britain United States Tsarapkin U. S Charles C. Stelle Sir Michael Wright Baghdad Iraq Soviet Union Here

Bank condition report sworn in Madison County Indiana 1962

The document records assets and liabilities of a bank as of January 12 1962 with figures for loans securities and pledged assets. It includes sworn statements by cashier C W Cowgill and attestations by notary Carolyn Samulowitz validating the report. Names George Griffith J W Barber Walter R Bagot appear as signatories.

I. C. W. Cowgill C. W. Cowgill George Griffith J. W. Barber Walter R. Bagot State of Indiana County of Madison

Kennedy shifts to tougher course in Congress

President Kennedy begins a second year with a tougher view of national problems. He has moved away from 1960 campaign liberalism toward a middle third path, aided by advisers and tested officials. He faces unemployment, budget imbalances, civil rights questions, and calls to broaden public works while guiding a wary Congress.

Washington Kennedy Congress Yesteryear Harvard White House Maxwell D Taylor Lucius Clay John A McCone W. Averell Harriman Lyndon B. Johnson Franklin D. Roosevelt Eisenhower Richard M. Nixon Cuba Congo Ike Pentagon

Supreme Court to Review Controversial Airline and Milk Order Cases

The Supreme Court agreed to hear two controversial cases this term. One centers on Pan American World Airways alleged antitrust dominance of air commerce to South America, with W. R. Grace & Co. also implicated. The other involves California milk price rules and their applicability to sales to military installations, amid similar state laws nationwide.

Steamship Line South America California Castle Travis Oakland Army Terminal Pan American Thomas F. Murphy New York Pan American Grace Airways, Inc Panagra Justice Department Grace

Monk Sentenced to Death in Prime Minister Assassination

In Colombo Sri Lanka a Buddhist monk Talduwa Somarama was sentenced to death by hanging for the assassination of Prime Minister Sirimavo Bandaranaike. Another monk Mapiti gama Buddharakkhitta and printer H P Jayardena received life terms.

Colombo Ceylon UPI Talduwa Somarama Solomon Bandaranaike Mapitigama Buddharakkhitta H.P. Jayardena

Fortville Youth Enrolls at Porter College in Indianapolis

Ellis L. French son of Mr and Mrs Hubert C French of Fortville enrolls as a day student in Porter College Indianapolis beginning January 8 in a Business Administration and IBM Data Processing Course He is Fortville High School graduate active in sports and plans a future in business after Porter College

Ellis L. French Hubert C. French Fortville Porter College Indianapolis Ellis French

Steel Corporation Increases Output Across Plants

Republic Steel Corp said new production facilities at its Buffalo New York Cleveland Youngstown Ohio and Gadson Alabama plants have started operations to meet rising demand, according to a company spokesman.

Cleveland, Ohio UPI Republic Steel Corp Buffalo N.Y Cleveland Youngstown

Tax Study Tracks Indiana Sales Levy And Tax Substitutes

The Commission on State Tax and Financing Policy told Governor Welsh it is studying a retail sales tax as a potential replacement or supplement to the gross income tax. It also examines personal and corporate net income taxes as substitutes or complements to property tax and the existing gross income tax. The panel may consider various rate increments. The revenue department reported real estate sales tax receipts for Q3 near 2.23 million dollars, noting staff reductions since the Handley era. Allen Nutting, head of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles, reported 25 percent fewer staff and suggested raising the reportable accident limit from 50 to 100 dollars.

Indianapolis UPI Commission On State Tax and Financing Policy Welsh Clinton Green State Revenue The Revenue Department Handley Department of Financial Institutions State Board of Tax Commissioners Allen Nutting Bureau of Motor Vehicles

Belize Rebuilds After Hattie Storm Recovery Advances

Two months after hurricane Hattie Belize City moves toward normalcy with cleared debris, electrification, and revived commerce. Government says jobs exist, curfews deter crime, and looting subsides as refugees relocate to Hattieville camps with Salvation Army support and new facilities funded by British capital.

Belize British Honduras UPS Hattie United States Hattieville Salvation Army

Continental Oil hikes prices on heating oil and kerosene

New York. Continental Oil Co. announced a price increase of a few cents per gallon on light heating oil, kerosene and diesel oil, effective Monday. Six other mid continent refiners said they are studying possible raises.

New York UPI Continental Oil Co Mid-Continent

Belize Rebuilds Under Newfound Vigor After Devastation

After wide fire damage, new roads cut through virgin timberland opening inaccessible areas. Fire equipment is stationed at key points. Prompt action and aid from British forces US Navy Red Cross and others kept epidemics at bay. Streets cleared, debris sorted, shops reshaped. Belize moves from somnolent past to brisk, hopeful present with rebuilt commerce and a revived town spirit.

Navy U.S. Navy Red Cross Belize

British Report Four Suspected Smallpox Cases

British health officials reported four suspected smallpox cases in three cities Birmingham Manchester and Cardiff, raising the year’s toll to five deaths. Karachi authorities said a massive vaccination drive protected 1.2 million people as Pakistan’s outbreak is listed as under control.

London UPS Birmingham Manchester Midlands Cardiff Britain Karachi Pakistan Yorkshire Bradfor Huddlesfield

Indiana Jobless Claims Rise to 71,783

INDIANAPOLIS AP Claims for unemployment benefits in Indiana last week rose to 71,783 amid re eligibility for some workers and layoffs due to cold weather and seasonal slowdowns. Regular state paid benefits totaled 61,438 versus 106,400 in the prior year. Extended federally financed claims reached 10,345 with 1,086 for workers nearing end of eligibility.

Indianapolis Indiana

Stanberry Attends Porter College in Indianapolis

Marvin L. Stanberry of Summitville attends Porter College in Indianapolis to study Business Transportation and Management as a day student beginning January 8. A Summitville High School graduate active in dramatics and basketball, he plans a business career after Porter College.

Stanberry Porter College

Poisonous snakes in Phoenix reach seven feet in length

In Phoenix a fer de lance or bushmaster type viper is described as a poisonous species that can grow up to seven feet long. Reports note its presence in local areas and warn residents to exercise caution around dense vegetation and abandoned buildings. The note emphasizes the snake’s venom and potential danger.

Stennis vows thorough inquiry into alleged anti communist suppression

Senator Stennis announced a special Senate subcommittee will investigate alleged suppression of anti communist views by government and military officials. Hearings begin January 23 with a pledge to uncover all facts, while urging nonpartisan military education on communism and civilian authority.

Defense Art S. McNamara Stennis Senate Strom Thurmond D S.C Thurmond Edwin A. Walker

Six Federal Prisons Operate Across United States

The United States runs six federal prisons scattered across the country to house inmates convicted of federal offenses. Each facility supports specialized housing, programs, and security levels tailored to its inmate population and mission.

The United States

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