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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1963
Page
8
New York United Press International reports the American Iron and Steel Institute shows weekly steel output at 2,313,000 tons, down 4.7 percent from 2,496,000 tons the prior week. It marks the steepest decline since the Christmas week last year.
The Central Bureau of Statistics reports Arabic as the most commonly spoken foreign language among Israeli Jews, with Yiddish trailing. The finding highlights shifting linguistic habits in Jerusalem and across Israel as Arabic gains prominence.
The Liberty Bell of the West, rung by George Rogers Clark in 1778 after his victory over the British, will peal on Thursday in unison with bells nationwide. The 600 pound bell, a gift from King Louis XIV, is one year older than the Philadelphia Liberty Bell.
Five Madison County students spent two days at Ball State Teachers College this week for freshman orientation and fall class enrollment. Norma Jo Carey of Pendleton will major in elementary education. Michael James Goodson of Anderson plans to major in accounting with a math minor. Ann Katherine Gray of Anderson will study business. Michael James Greene of Anderson intends a business major. Rebecca Lee Gritter of Anderson selected social studies as her major with Spanish minor.
Changes of address to the Social Security Administration are essential to avoid delays in benefits. District manager Herman J. Landes notes many notify the post office but forget SSA. If checks are returned, beneficiaries may face lengthy investigations until a new address is confirmed. A district office address is provided for reporting moves.
About 300 high school and college educators are expected at Purdue University for the 49th annual Indiana Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association conference July 8 to 11. Floyd Johnson of York, D C, past IVA president, will headline as principal speaker with plans for awards, panel discussions, and a luncheon.
Sam Bushemi Lake County assessor filed a $500000 libel suit in Lake Circuit Court against Calumet Township officials over a tax assessment notice. He contends the notice was circulated maliciously damaging his reputation and questions the new tax system pushed by the State Board of Tax Commissioners. The suit names Thomas Falstaff and others as signers and seeks damages and injunctive relief.
Indiana Governor Welsh urged residents to join a nationwide Fourth of July bell ringing at 1 p.m. for four minutes. The plan, promoted by several state governors and supported by civic groups, aims to mark Independence Day nationwide.
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