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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1962
Page
13
Amber colored front turn signals will be standard on all U S motor vehicles beginning with the 1963 model year. The change follows a 1958 industry study re evaluating lighting and signaling components and reflects recent state law amendments permitting amber fronts.
Charles Kollman 82, longtime independent worker, died after ignoring warnings while trimming a Teocot acacia in his apartment building yard in Oakland. Witnesses described his refusal to come down as photographers captured his actions. Local officials noted Kollman had worked 26 years at water projects and planned a 60 day Russia tour before his death.
A fragmentary account describes a siege scene where Kollman dies after a fall from a tree as Wilson trips a camera. The text shifts to Guatemala, noting a curfew from 9 p m to 5 a m and statements about Cuban exile training bases and a 1960 uprising allegedly aided by Castro agents.
A truck driver, William McCue, escaped harm after veering on Ind 3 north of North Vernon. Paul E. Scott died at Memorial Hospital Kokomo from a railroad crossing crash. John T. Hatchett and four others were injured in a two vehicle collision on Ind 37 near Bloomington. Arthur Reno charged with reckless driving after a head on near Mississinewa road.
Anderson Municipal Airport has been allocated $115,000 for improvements announced by the Federal Aviation Agency. Planned work includes taxiway and runway construction and lighting, an apron extension, and clear zone acquisition. Five other Indiana airports share $619,790 in funding.
President Kennedy proposes five year tariff authority to wipe out most tariffs and cut others by half with wholesale category reductions. subsidies to help workers adapt. House Democratic leaders back the measure while opponents cite wage disparities and district protection. Senate Republicans press for congressional veto power over any tariff cuts.
PTA groups across Europe and beyond promote a Crane lecture translated into Chinese and used in Oriental universities. Tickets available through sponsoring groups. Dr. Crane holds multiple degrees including philosophy and medicine earned at Yale and Northwestern and has worked as a research psychologist with the National Research Council and Carnegie Institution at George Washington University and Smith College.
A local man died when his vehicle left the road and struck an obstacle after reportedly nodding off at the wheel. McCue survived with no injuries. The victim previously lived at 2631 Louise before moving to Muticie.
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