Nipple Award Highlights Anderson Junior Chamber Leaders
The Anderson Junior Chamber honored educators and civic leaders at its annual dinner with awards for service and leadership. Admiral Ira H. Nunn addressed over 200 members stressing responsibility and the need for united efforts against global threats. Finalists included Frank Woschitz and Lt Cmdr. Donald E. Densford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycee Dsa
Charles Nipple
Frank Woschitz
Anderson Schools
Donald E. Densford
Anderson Naval Reserve Training Center
Anderson
Jaycees
Ira H. Nunn
Sth Naval District
James Cox
John Phillips
Tom Romine
Hemisphere Castro action weakens amid Latin split
The United States faces fading prospects of strong sanctions against Castro as Latin American unity frays at the hemispheric conference. Nations including Mexico, Argentina, Brazil and Chile favor lenient reprimands, while Guatemala pushes for tougher penalties amid clashes over Cuba policy.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
Fidel Castro
Castro
Inter- American Foreign Ministers Conference
Cuba
United States
Organization of American States
Guatemala
Haiti
Mexico
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Pande Affanlinw
Kennedy forecasts giant stride toward full employment in 1962
President Kennedy in an annual economic report to Congress touts a potential $10 billion standby tax cut to lift purchasing power if the economy slides. He cites 1961 growth from $501 to $542 billion GDP and unemployment improving but still high. He urges defense against future recessions and broader jobless benefits while noting four postwar recessions and a potential 1962 GDP of about $471 billion.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Markey Plans Local Concert at Park Place Church
Plans are set for pianist George Markey to appear on February 9 at Park Place Church of God as the third program in the Chancel Organ Concert series. The concert series continues March 20 with Virgil Fox of Riverside Church New York. Public invited. details provided by Everett Hartung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Markey
Westminster Choir College
Park Place
Church of God
Virgil Fox
Space capsule delay delays first U S orbital flight
Space capsule number 13 faced new troubles delaying America's first manned orbital flight at least until Saturday. NASA proceeded with plans to launch a camera-equipped capsule toward the moon as technicians fix oxygen and environmental control issues aboard the craft.
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Cape Canaveral
UPS
America
Earth
Federal Space Agency
Moon
Bridaar Altatiohoy
Noone
Caracas
Campbell
Holiday
Ford
Campbellfore
Dave Ragan
Sun City. Fla
Ken Venturi
San Fran
Jcisce
Ysot
John H
Bob McCal- Glenn
Yorba Linda
Calif
Albie Pearson
Los Angeles
An- Glenn
Mercury
Supreme Court Uphe ld Indiana Port Law for Seaport Plan
The Indiana Supreme Court unanimously upheld the 1961 law creating the Indiana Port Commission. The decision clears the way to purchase land for a Lake Michigan seaport, with the court noting constitutional authorization for onshore facilities on a fee basis. Port officials plan land buys, seek federal aid, and initiate federal review.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Port Commission
Indiana Supreme Court
Lake Michigan
High Court
Frederick Landis
Logansport
Porter County
Army Engineers
Washington
Green
Engineer Board
Congress
Commission
Midwest Steel Co
Wedding Gown Aid Sold by City Hall Court
Municipal Court judges and bailiffs in Cleveland were pressed into wedding gown service after a bridal shop was padlocked over property attachments. Chief Justice August Pryatel ordered gowns granted to anxious brides as bailiff Jack Flanagan acted as cupid. The proceedings allowed brides to obtain gowns upon paying any remaining balance.
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Cleveland
UPI
City Hall
August Pryatel
Jack Flanagan
Cupid
Marlene Bridals
Carol
Edward A. Azen
Pryatel
Drug Store Robbery by Youth Wearing Stocking Over Face
The Ohio Avenue Drug Store at 332 E 13th St was robbed of 103 dollars last night by a young man wearing a woman's stocking over his face. Gerald Fogarty, proprietor, said he was alone in the store when the suspect entered shortly after dark, wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt under a trench coat.
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Ohio Avenue
E. 13Th St
Gerald Fogarty
Pam
Fogarty
YMCA Week Highlights With Banquet And Schedule
The YMCA observes a week of activities topped by a Sunday 12:15 p.m. fellowship banquet to close YMCA Observance Week. Youth speakers, art exhibits with Anderson College artists, league basketball, swim classes, and various youth events fill the week including a youth dance, record hop, handball tournament, day camp reunion, and Father-Son basketball events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Anderson
Anderson College
Ruthven Bycum
Fase Greene
Tyi-Hi-Y Club
Highlanders
Gates Dept
Pro-Castro mobs attack embassies and firms in Caracas
Pro-Castro leftists hurled Molotov cocktails at the Pan American World Airways and Burroughs Adding Machine offices in Caracas after a powerful blast damaged the American Embassy. Three people were killed in related anti-government violence tied to the Uruguayan conference, with shootings in La Guaira and a port city incident. The embassy was closed for repairs.
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Caracas
Venezuela
UPI
U.S
Punta del Ept
Ste
Uruguay
la Guaira
Pan American World Airways
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Lmbassy
Guide Lamp Superintendent Herbert Snow to Retire This Month
Herbert A. Snow, second shift production superintendent at Guide Lamp Division of General Motors, will retire effective Jan 31 after more than 37 years with the company. A native of Somerset England, he spent youth in Hamilton Ontario and served four years in the Canadian Army before joining Guide Lamp in Cleveland in 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert A. Snow
Guide Lamp
General Motors
Robert M. Wagner
Snow
Somerset
England
Hamilton
Ontario
Canada
Cleveland
Ohio
Glazed Road Crash Injures Pansy Heartbarger near Elwood
Severe injuries reported for Pansy Heartbarger age 49 of 1893 8 L St Elwood after her car skidded on an icy County Road 1000 near Ind 37. Vehicle struck a pole and trees, driver Frank Applanalp escaped injury. Ambulance took Heartbarger to Mercy Hospital with back and shoulder injuries and possible elbow fracture. Police cited glare ice on a bridge section.
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Pansy Heaertbarger
L St. Elwood
County Rd
Ind
Elwood
Robert L. Jackley Ambujlance
Robert Manghelli
William A. Howard Jr
Ranger Line Rd
Lindberg School
Dan Priest
Melvin B. Thornburg
Madison ‘County
St. John’s Hospital
E. 23Rd St
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Andersonjielt
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Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Country Club
Wight
Nunn
Iuna
Iis
Rome
Italy
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Mau Ouiany Sould
Janother Francis Gary Powers
Mays
DSA
Benton
Madison Count ‘Society For Crippled Children
Educa Ition
Indiana Satte Teachers Association
American Personnel and’Guidance Association
PTA
Toastmaster Club
United Fund
Cub Scout
Anderson Chamber of Commerce Education Committee
Hisicentana
Ande
Defense Department
NATO
Clals
I Defense Plas
Europe
U S
Aeciuu
Legation
Cdl
Ivan Ivanoff
Tenev
Bari
Slakov
Krum Christov
Foreign Ministry
Jose A. Mora
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Markey
Riverside Church
New York City
Robert Baker
Shirley King Cantides
Weeges
Oencer
Everett Hartung
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Coness
Lanny Whele Gudie
Crosby Gulf
Peewee UE A
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Doug Ford
Joe Campbell
Navy
Phil Rodgers
Punta Idel Este
Prnane
Sapset
Joe
Anderson and
Pendleton
Pebble Beach
Davy Ford
California
F.C. Amburgey
John Maher
Tujunga
Guide
Herbert Snow
Anderson and Vicinity
Frank Jackson
Madison
Wilbur McCarteney
Chesterfield
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