Muncie Central Tops Anderson in Rough Fieldhouse Battle
Muncie Central defeated Anderson 74 to 63 in the Fieldhouse as Rick Jones and Steve Clevenger each scored 29 points. Anderson outrebounded 53 22 but stayed competitive until late free throw struggles.
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Muncie Central
Indiana
Anderson Indians
Muncie
Indians
Bearcats
Mike Rolf
Grinder Torain
Andy Higgins
Anderson
Rolf
Steve Clevenger
Rick Jones
Jones
Braves
Ray Estes
Tribe
Tom Harvey
Ed Fuller
Clevenger
Morse Sees Settlement in 27 Day Dock Strike
UPI reports Sen. Wayne Morse says negotiations with ILA and NYLA will continue to Sunday midnight in the 675 million dock strike affecting over 100000 workers. He hopes to announce a settlement then and expects a joint session before the deadline. If no agreement is reached, a report and recommendations will go to President Kennedy.
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New York
UPI
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Kennedy
Board of
Morse
International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
New York Shippers Association
NYLA
Oregon
Reapportionment battle stalls in Indiana Senate
Indiana Senate Democrats push an immediate reapportionment bill but see it die in the Legislative Apportionment Committee led by Sen. D. Russell Bontrager. The partisan clash leaves the issue stalemated, with hints a late session compromise could still occur if the bill advances out of committee.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Senate
Democrats
Marshall F. Kier
Plymouth
D. Russell Bontrager
Reikhart
Kizer
Bontrager
GOP
Legislative Apportionment Committee
House
Ex Mayor Chacharis gets three years in prison
Former Gary mayor George Chacharis was sentenced to three years in prison and fined $10,000 for evading taxes on $226,000 in political kickbacks from 1955 to 1958. Judge Robert A. Grant allowed him to report to prison next Wednesday morning.
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Hammond
Ind
George Chacharis
Gary
Pale
U.S
Robert A. Grant
Chacharis
South Bend
Grant
Peter Mandich
Mandich
Harold Zweiz
Chulock
Asphalt Coatings Could Alter Weather Seeps From Ground
Washington reports scientist James E. Black of Esso cited research suggesting large asphalt coatings could change weather. Dark asphalt raises soil temperature and heat radiation, while white coatings cool. field tests in Arizona show temperature shifts up to 19 and minus 24 degrees. If scaled, this could affect weather patterns and smog.
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Washington
UPIC
American Association For the Advancement of Science
James E. Black
Esso Research and Engineering Co
Linden
N.J
Black
Arizona
Tropics
Good Morning Start The Day With a Chuckle
In Bartlesville Oklahoma wintry weather spurred a new safety slogan near the Washington County Courthouse. A sign warned residents to watch that freezy skid stuff.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Washington County
Kennedy Plans Bonn Visit After Rome Trip
President Kennedy expands European itinerary to include West Germany with a stop in Bonn after Rome in late May or early June. He will bypass France and De Gaulle, meeting only Adenauer while ruling out further European stops this trip.
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Washington
Kennedy
West Germany
France
Charles de Gaulle
White House
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Rome
Europe
de Gaulle
Nassau
Bahamas
Open Bids Thursday For New Gym Seats In Board Meeting
Anderson Board of School Trustees to open bids for 1,016 additional seats in the Anderson High School gymnasium. Completion aimed by the 1963 sectional basketball tournament. Wigwam will have 9,066 permanent seats after the project. Bleachers to be placed in front of and on the stage at the south end, 880 seats on stage and 136 in front. Roll away bleachers will be installed.
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Anderson High School
Anderson Board of School Trustees
G. Ebbertt
Nations rebuff French bid to end Britain’s EC entry talks
Five European Common Market members rejected France’s demand that Britain quit negotiations for EC entry and set a fresh round of talks in ten days. British negotiator Edward Heath praised the bloc’s unity while France hinted at boycotting two minor meetings. A new five day session begins January 28 as Adenauer prepares talks with De Gaulle.
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Brussels
UPI
France
Britain
Edward Heath
Great Britain
West Germany
Italy
de Gaulle
Adenauer
Europe
Paris
Colder Weather Moves Into Indiana Friday
United Press International reports arctic air will end a recent warm spell in Indiana. Temperatures drop to zero to 10 above in the north and eight to ten above in the central region with several inches of snow expected near Lake Michigan as snow spreads from the Great Lakes Friday night into Saturday morning.
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United Press International
Indiana
Central
Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
Lake Michigan
AHEPA Lodge 198 to Install Members and Officers Sunday
AHEPA Lodge No. 198 in Anderson will host a Sunday program with tri state attendance from Anderson Indianapolis and Fort Wayne. A dinner at Farm Cafeteria precedes ceremonies at the AHEPA home Ind 9 north of Anderson. Sophocles Pancol will receive the gavel as retiring president Leonard Spirrison becomes board chair. New officers include Samuel Adams vice president Pete Pancol secretary and Andrew Blassaras treasurer with Nick- as a new board member.
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Anderson
American Hellenic Educational and Progress Association
AHEPA
Ind. 9
John Jatras
Supreme
Nicholas Chirekos
Moline
Ill
Nicholas Smyrnis
Indianapolis
Peter N. Mantzoros
Chicago
National Growth and Expansion Bureau
Peter E. Pakes
Fort Wayne
Sophocles Pancol
Leonard Spirrison
Marion
Pancol
Samuel Adams
Pete Pancol
Andrew Blassaras
Nick
Timetable Set For Kennedy Tax Cut Plan Hearings
Washington UPI reports a fast timetable for congressional hearings on President Kennedy's $10 billion three year tax cut program. The plan will be detailed in a message to Congress next Thursday and has sparked bipartisan criticism amid debates over Kennedy's high $99 billion budget and linked calls for spending cuts.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Gaitskell Labor Leader Dies at 56 in London
Hugh Gaitskell the Labour party leader died at Middlesex Hospital at age 56 after a bout with a virus linked to pleurisy and pericarditis. He faced heart and kidney complications as doctors used an artificial kidney machine before declaring weakness in his heart. Survived by wife Mrs. Gaitskell and two daughters Julia and Cresida.
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London
UPI
Hugh Gaitskell
Labor Party
Britain
British Socialist Party
Gaitskell
Middlesex Hospital
Julia
Cresida
England
Community Hospital Directors Report for 1962
The January board meeting reviewed 1962 hospital activity. Eleven trustees heard administrator Gordon Boughton report 667 major surgeries and 654 minor surgeries in seven months of the surgical department. The obstetric unit opened July 15 1962 and 674 babies were born in the first five and a half months. Admissions totaled 3113 in 1962 with over 125 weekly since September 1. Seventy percent of patients came from Anderson and area. Alexandria contributed 360.
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Board of Trustees of Community Hospital
Lawrence Busby
Arnold McFarland
William Schofield
Thomas McMahan
Neal Edwards
Fred Boze
Steele Smith
Lauren Cox
O. L. Binder
Frank Allis
Herman Stagtenburg
Gordon S. Boughton
Anderson
Alexandria
New Arrivals Born to Local Families at Three Hospitals
At St. John's Hospital a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen of 2109 Drexel Dr. and twin girls to Mr. and Mrs. Armand Shapiro of 1905 Euclid Drive. Community Hospital reports a boy to Mr. and Mrs. William O. Coty of Summitville and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bonge of 2207 Bramble Way. A girl is born to Mr. and Mrs. Terry Kelly of 4224 Delaware St. Anderson. Mercy Hospital Elwood records Lisa Ann born Monday.
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St. John’s Hospital
Charles Allen
Drexel Dr
Armand Shapiro
Euclid Drive
Community Hospital
William O. Coty
Summitville
Robert Bonge
Bramble Way
Terry Kelly
Delaware St
Anderson
Lisa Ann
Mercy
Tshombe to fly to Kolwezi to press surrender
UPI reports UN officials say Moise Tshombe will travel by small plane to Kolwezi on Saturday to urge his loyalists to surrender peacefully to UN troops. He will fly unaccompanied by UN personnel, radar-tracked from Kipushi, with only his self-named bodyguards for protection against mercenary threats.
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Elisabethville
UPI
D—U.n
Moise Tshombe
Kolwezi
U.N
Tshombe
Cobalt
United Nations
Kipushi
Peiping Breaks With Russian Red Nations
Peiping rejects Khrushchev soft line and declares independence within the Communist world. Wu Hsiu chuan denounces peaceful coexistence and Kennedy while attacking Yugoslavia. Peking Radio aired the Berlin speech in Japanese and English, signaling a new rift in the Communist bloc.
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China
Nikita
Khrushchev
Communism
Peking Radio
Wu Hsiu-chuan
Berlin
Kennedy
Yugoslavia
Tito
Moscow
Khushchev
India
Peking
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