AHS Grad John Gibson Heads to Air Force Academy
Former Anderson High School athlete John Gibson will begin four weeks of training in San Antonio before entering the U S Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs. A multi sport standout, Gibson earned statewide recognition in football and pole vaulting, helped set an AHS pole vault record, and tallied lettered seasons in both sports. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Chessel Gibson of 335 W 10th St.
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Military Pay Raises Restoration Asked
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara urged the Senate to restore larger pay boosts for first lieutenants captains and majors. The House trimmed the admin proposals by 5 percent from a 20 percent hike, part of a $1.2 billion annual pay bill.
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Exchangetes Plan Inved From Page One Jack Williamson angry
A chaotic excerpt describes exchange club plans for a Michigan City convention with Norman E Parkhurst as principal speaker. It notes Parkhurst’s Puerto Rico ties, role as coauthor of Puerto Rico’s constitution, and his position at Frozen Fruits Concentrates Inc. The piece touches on a walkout being averted, political maneuvering, and a broad outline of the convention setup and speakers.
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Two Officers Die as Rocket Crashes at Hurlburt Field
At Hurlburt Field Florida a non-explosive rocket fired during war games pierced a bunker observation slit. Two Air Force officers were killed and 14 civilians and three airmen were seriously injured. Civilians employed by Vitro Corp of Silver Spring Maryland aided the project.
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Revenue Details From Page Include Repairs and Supplies
Revenue items list repairs to buildings and sheriff's apartment, water softener rental, office fan, plat books, reproducing, board of education supplies, county agent furniture, equity, assessor equipment rental, elections advertising and primary supplies, absentee supplies, Anderson Township assessment, Madison County school reorganization operating expenses, courthouse soaps and disinfectants.
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Junta imposes military rule and curfew in Ecuador
Radio Caracol in Bogota reported Col. Galo Albuja as chief of transmission for Ecuador's new junta. The decree orders military punishment for noncompliance, bans strikes, imposes censorship on radio and news, and dictates curfews while authorizing special military judges and mass public spending on equipment and essentials to restore order.
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Pulp mill to be built in Chicago mill venture
Kimberly Clark Corp will construct a hardwood pulp mill for paper products, announced by chairman John R. Kimberly. In Indianapolis, Gov Welsh named Jack Booher as state budget director, succeeding John Hatchett who moved to head the State Department of Administration. The dispatch notes political shifts and regional commentary on communism and messaging amid global tension. Arizona claims the nickname Valentine State for its February 14, 1912 admission to the Union, tying state identity to a historic date.
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Steel Tonnage Sets High For 3 Years
New York based report shows the United States produced 59,233,166 tons of steel in the first six months, the highest for any six month period since early 1960. The 1960 six month total was 64,754,095 tons, with 1962 first half at 54,098,179 tons and the last half of 1962 at 44,229,606 tons. Alberta, Canada reports over 4,000 oil wells in the latest count.
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