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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1963
Page
1
Asian leader and ally of the United States died Tuesday in Karachi after arranging a meeting with Lebanon Premier Rachid Karame. Cause of death not announced. His death comes as Pakistan faces a crossroads in the Cold War struggle in Asia between the Chinese Communists and opposing forces.
Senator Carl T. Curtis and Senator Harry F. Byrd co sponsor a pay as you go constitutional amendment aimed at forcing a balanced budget. It would require a minimum annual debt reduction and keep Congress in session to offset any spending beyond receipts.
East Pakistan border tensions and Western ties feature in obituaries and political notes. Prime Minister Mohammed Ali, a staunch anti Communist ally in Asia and friend of the United States, dies amid wartime commentary and CENTO alignment. Judson G. Hall, longtime Greensburg resident, dies at 72 after illness with funeral arrangements in progress.
Obituary notices list Opal Goodnight and Mrs Rebalgill, with funerals at Cornwell Bright Funeral Home Pendleton. Survivors include Dorothy Hill of Pendleton, a daughter, and a son Julius Painter of New Castle. services at Brookside Cemetery and East Maplewood Cemetery, burial in Grove Lawn Cemetery.
Mrs Hattie White 69 retired teacher died Tuesday Funeral services set for Friday at 2 PM at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home conducted by the Rev Marion King of Lapel Methodist Church in Lapel Indiana.
Three people were injured Sunday morning in Ingalls when their car was side swiped by Oscar Bruce of Fortville. Injured were Mary Jane Huey 26 Mary Louise Snellenbarger 33 and Donald Alleman 51. The accident occurred at St 67 and Meridian Street near the National Tile Company.
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