Indiana Plan Moves In House To Open Reapportionment Path
INDIANAPOLIS AP Republicans set the stage for introducing their Indiana Plan for reapportionment in both chambers as compromise talks bloom in the Senate. The House killed a sheriff term-limit amendment, clearing a path for a Republican measure and a Democratic bill to advance to floor votes with the aim of a compromise acceptable to a Senate majority. Senate leaders reportedly near agreement on a plan, with key debate over increasing Senate size from 50 to 60 and other compromise details still under wraps.
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Fluoride In Water System East West Tests Ban Discussions Make Progress
Washington UPI reports negotiators from the United States Britain and Russia met for nearly four hours on a nuclear test ban treaty. They planned to reconvene after noon Wednesday, with no statement issued on the session. Fedorenko urged press to be quiet and patient while Foster declined to comment on progress.
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Subzero blast moves into Indiana and analysis continues
City water system faces debate as officials inspect fluoridation plans amid health and fire safety awards. Edison Jones reports water customers may receive fluoride under proposed compulsory medication and the program's impact is weighed by city administration and State Health officials.
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Rabies, Fluoride Debates Dominate Anderson Board Meeting
The Anderson Board of Health discussed rabies control and vaccination as vital prevention. Dr. Roy Speck warned a future outbreak if a new plan is enacted, while opposition cites potential fluoridation risks and questions about water safety.
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France and Bonn Sign Amity Pact Amid Rabies Fight
Paris reports that Charles de Gaulle and Konrad Adenauer met amid rabies fears threatening Franco German ties. They discussed cooperation on vaccination and public health while Brussels talks on Britain’s EEC entry continued.
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Air Force Drops Spy Satellite Plans
Air Force reportedly abandons its Midas spy satellite program amid mixed signals from French and British officials and tentative comments from Lockheed about missile detector satellites. The move comes as U S and Soviet negotiators push disarmament talks with France and China looming over the talks.
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Move Threatens New Laos Crisis
A report from Tokyo via UPI describes rising tensions in Laos as Prince Souphanouvong presses for a halt to operations by an American airline and pushes for fire safety and education reforms. The Laotian conflict sharpens as factions, including the neutralist Souvanna Phouma supporters, clash over modernization and recognition efforts.
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Midwest Blizzard Delivers Bitter Cold and Snow
A winter storm pelted the Midwest with freezing rain and snow, killing 23 people and leaving roads slick in the northern fourth of Indiana. Forecasts warned of subzero lows and minimal daytime highs across the state through Wednesday, with 1 to 2 inches more snow possible in the north. A separate accident near a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad crossing in Hammond, Indiana, killed Jagjit Singh Pannu, a 25 year old Indian exchange student.
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Union Approval Today Would End Walkout
Shipping firms agreed to accept terms of Kennedy panel to end a 775 million dollar 31 day longshore strike. ILA endorses the 37 cent per hour raise. ports may reopen by Saturday. Kennedy called the settlement just. NAM condemns it as government power. Union members vote starting Wednesday in New York and Thursday at other ports. Gulf Coast shippers accept in principle. some ILA leaders hold off.
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GOP Demands Spending Cuts With Kennedy Tax Plan
Washington report on Democratic leaders urging Republicans to back Kennedy's tax cut with substantial spending reductions to curb inflation. GOP leaders, led by Halleck and Hickenlooper, insist tax cuts must accompany spending cuts, while Humphrey and Tower push for a tight budget and bipartisan cooperation to expand the economy.
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Weather report: cloudy with light snow then clearing and cold
Mostly cloudy with light snow today, then clearing and cold tonight. Highs near 5 to 10 above, lows around 5 below. Yesterday's high 4, low 20. Sunrise at 7 56 a m, sunset at 9 45 p m.
City Election Schedule Announced for 1963 Municipal Race
County election officials listed important dates for the 1963 municipal election cycle starting February 26 as the filing begins. The municipal primary is May 7 with nominations for mayor clerk or clerk treasurer city judges and councilmen in Anderson Elwood and Alexandria. Winners face the November 5 general election and take office January 1. The last filing date is March 28 with additional activity dates for precincts and boundary changes through the November election.
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Gas station row ends with dog bite and odd payment
In Pittsburgh a service station attendant James McCormick charged seven cents for a quart of gasoline. A man offered to pay the price after his dog bit McCormick’s leg. McCormick agreed, Sheba was calmed, and the thief limped away with a partial payment.
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Seat belt bill targets 1964 model cars in Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS AP A bill to require front seat belts in all cars starting with 1964 models was introduced in the Indiana Senate on Tuesday with bipartisan sponsorship. The measure, urged by the Governor's Traffic Safety Committee, would offer fines up to 100 dollars and up to 10 days in jail for selling or leasing 1964 or later models without belts. The bill leaves older models exempt and was sent to the committee by a 41 vote.
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Final YMCA Membership Campaign Reports Due At Meeting Today
The YMCA campaign reports show 1,017 memberships turned in so far toward a 1,200 goal. Anderson Hi Y leaders and Rotary Exchange club members attended the noon session with George Davis and Richard Kappeler presenting. The final noon meeting will close the campaign with a combined report and an appearance by Tom Harvan. Rev. Robert W. Fribley delivered the invocation at the Anderson event.
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Khrush Denies Desire To Take Over Berlin
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev inspected front line troops in East Germany and said Russia is not interested in taking over West Berlin. His trip followed a Communist party congress that failed to resolve quarrels with Red China, risking a split in world communism.
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New Arrivals in Anderson and Vicinity
Mrs. Donald Landrum at 2006 Jefferson Street welcomes a girl born at Community Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Joan Corbin of Middletown announce a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nave of 2224 St. Rd E report a boy.
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Middletown
Ralph Nave
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