Seven Men Enlist For 3-Year Stint In Army
Seven men from Anderson and Madison County enlisted for three years at the Recruiting Main Station in Indianapolis. They will train at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri and receive a 14 day leave after basic training. They join the Army Security Agency and Administration Career Field among others. Names include Larry R. Yelton Eugene Auker Jerry L. Alexander Alan J. Kocher William W. Huston Robert E. Barker Stephen W. Lay and others aged 17 to 23 with ties to Anderson High Ball State College and local employers.
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Anderson
Madison County
U. S. Army
Indianapolis
Fort Leonard Wood
Owen F. Dewsbury
Post Office
Army
Larry R. Yelton
Lindberg
Anderson College
J. C. Penny Co
Hawaii
Eugene L. Auker
Rt. 4
Delco-Remy Division
Highland High School
Army Security Agency
Indiana
Jerry L. Alexander
3Rd St
AHS
Bail State College
Alan J. Kocher
Golf Club Rd
Army Unlimited
William W. Huston
Raible Ave
U. S. Army Airborne
Fort
Benning, Ga
Robert E. Barker
Nichol Ave
Lapel High
Yesteryear
Tainer Corp
Farsatten
Stephen W. Lay
Pendleton
Ball’ State College
Nuclear ban talks inch toward new push in Geneva
In Geneva US and Britain map a renewed effort to persuade Moscow on a controlled nuclear test ban as three power talks resume Tuesday. Soviet leader Tsarapkin may receive two new Moscow directives while Western delegates press for an agreed moratorium on undirected ground tests.
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Geneva
UPI
Russia
Wucceu
Semyon Tsarapkin
Moscow
United States
Tsarapkin
U. S
Charles C. Stelle
Britain
Sir Michael Wright
Kennedy’s evolving leadership amid looming economic and policy tests
The piece analyzes President Kennedy shifting toward a middle ground with a progressive label, drawing on advisers like Taylor and Harri man, while maintaining ties with Eisenhower and Johnson. It notes public support after Cuba and concerns over unemployment, public works funding, civil rights actions, and farm surplus pressures shaping his agenda.
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Harvard
Kennedy
White House
Maxwell D. Taylor
Lucius Clay
John A. McCone
W. Averell Harriman
Landor B. Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Cuba
Congo
Kennedy Faces Tougher View of Nation's Problems
The piece portrays President Kennedy formulating a tougher concept of national issues amid a budget battle, defense spending, and a push to curb tariffs with the European Market. It notes potential White House moves on civil rights and risks of a steel strike while praising Kennedy's wary optimism and sharp wit.
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White House
Kennedy
Congress
Dent
Berlin
Monk given death for assassination in Colombo trial
In Colombo Sri Lanka, monk Talduwa Somarama was sentenced to death by hanging for the assassination of Prime Minister Solomon Bandaranaike. Co-defendants Mapiti Gama Buddharakkhitta and HP Jayardena received life imprisonment.
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Colombo
Ceylon
UPS
Talduwa Somarama
Solomon Bani Jaranaike
Mapitigama Buddharakkhitta
Jayardena
Supreme Court to Review Controversial Airline and Milk Cases
The Supreme Court agreed to review two cases, a Pan American World Airways monopoly appeal and California milk price rules for military sales. The airline case questions a federal finding of antitrust dominance in U S to South America and whether Panagra stock should also be divested. The milk order dispute centers on California minimum price rules not applying to milk sold to military installations, with 22 states having similar rules.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
California
New York
Pan American World Airways
United States
South America
Pan American
Justice Department
Broad Subir
Steamship Line
Lane
Castle and
Travis
Oakland Army Terminal
Federal District
Thomas F. Murphy
Pan American Grace Airways, Inc
Panagra
Siace
Fortville Youth Enrolls at Porter College in Indianapolis
Ellis L. French, son of Mr and Mrs Hubert C French of Fortville, enrolls at Porter College in Indianapolis. He began a Business Administration and Data Processing course as a day student in January. A Fortville High School graduate, he was active in sports and plans a future in business.
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Ellis L. French
Hubert C. French
Fortville
Porter College
Indianapolis
Ellis
Porter Coll
French
Steel Corporation Expands Output Across Multiple Plants
Steel Corporation announced new production facilities at Buffalo New York Cleveland Youngstown Ohio and Gad son Alabama have begun operations to meet rising demand, a company spokesman said.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Republic Steel Corp
Buffalo
Cleveland
Youngstown
Indiana tax study weighs replacing property tax with income levies
The Indiana State Tax Commission reports it is studying potential yields and impacts of personal and corporate net income taxes as substitutes or supplements to the property tax and gross income tax, evaluating various rate scenarios. It notes real estate sales tax collections and department staffing changes under shifts in governance, with Bureau of Motor Vehicles and Financial Institutions details included.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Commission On State Tax
Gover
Welsh
Clinton Green
Renant
Revenue Department
Handley
Department of Financial Institutions
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Allen Nutting
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Belize Rebuilding After Hattie Storm Gathers Pace
Two months after hurricane Hattie Belize City moves past mud and debris toward rebuilding. Insurance money drives consumer buying as electricity returns and Christmas lights glow. Police guard reduced looting with riot squads while refugees are relocated to Hattleville as aid and planning unlock longneeded facilities.
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Belize
British Honduras
UPI
Hattie
United States
Hattleville
Nation Army
Oil Company Raises Price Of Products
Continental Oil Co raises prices on light heating oil kerosene and diesel by six cents a gallon effective Monday amid ongoing price reviews by six mid continent refiners. The report notes broader regional optimism as rebuilding continues and local businesses adjust after disasters.
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Oil Company
New York
UPI
Continental Oi Co
Mid-Continent
Four Suspected Smallpox Cases in Britain Reported
British health authorities reported four suspected smallpox cases in three cities Birmingham Manchester and Cardiff as an ongoing outbreak linked to arrivals from Karachi where a major epidemic is described as under control after vaccinating 1 28 million people. Officials note five deaths in Britain this year and continued contact tracing amid vaccine shortages.
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London
UPI
Birmingham
Manchester
Midlands
Cardiff
Britain
Karachi
Pakistan
Yorkshire
Bradfor
Huddlesfield
State Jobless Claims Increase To 71,783
Indiana unemployment benefits rose last week with 71,783 claims due to re-eligibility, layoffs from cold weather, and seasonal slowdowns. Regular state-paid claims totaled 61,484, down from 106,400 a year earlier, while extended federally financed claims rose to 10,345 with 1,036 at end of eligibility.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Stanberry Attends Porter College in Indianapolis
Marvin C. Stanberry of Summitville, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Stanberry, is enrolled as a day student in Porter College's Business Transportation and Management Course in Indianapolis, starting January 8. He graduated Summitville School, active in dramatics and was basketball team manager, planning a business career after Porter. Poisonous snakes story notes fer-de-lance vipers may reach seven feet in length in Phoenix.
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Marvin CL. Stanberry
Afr
Hubert Stanberry
Summitville
Porter College
Indianapolis
Stanberry
Stennis pledges thorough inquiry into military anti communism concerns
Senator John C. Stennis announced a special armed services subcommittee will investigate alleged suppression of anti communist views among officers. He warned no department or individual will be spared and emphasized nonpartisan, fact driven hearings starting Jan 23. He cited discussions with Defense Secretary McNamara and urged education on communism’s menace within government.
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Washington
UPI
John C. Stennis
Senate
Government Department
Mississippi Democrat
Stennis
Special Armed Services
Defense
Robert §. McNamara
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