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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1962
Page
7
In four days of hearings , Wingert argued that the plaintiffs have not made a case for their position. The remark frames the ongoing legal proceedings and highlights the judge’s perspective on the sufficiency of the plaintiffs’ arguments.
Algiers faces a growing crisis with Ben Bella pressing toward dominance while Ben Khedda and ministers rally in Kabylia. A note from Boudiaf calls militants to block a coup and avert civil war as French intervention fears rise and ships reach Oran to protect citizens.
The British Medical Association asked Health Minister Enoch Powell to reexamine routine infant smallpox inoculation. A spokesman at the annual Belfast convention urged a cautious brake on indiscriminate vaccination as concerns spread among physicians.
A fuel truck explosion at the bottom of a hill on Plank Road ignited a blaze that spread to nearby homes and propane tanks. Sixteen fire companies fought the inferno for two hours as injured residents were rushed to hospitals in Troy and Bennington. the driver, identified later as Hannax Compressed Gas Co. employee, was in critical condition at St Marys Hospital in Troy.
The House approved an omnibus farm bill extending a voluntary feed grain plan and a one year wheat acreage cut program. The Senate committee rejected replacing it with Kennedy style controls. Sen Cooper warned Democrats against floor revival. Indiana gains a fair board pick with Homer E Schuman named to the Indiana State Fair Board by Gov Welsh.
The Senate completed action on a work standards bill requiring time and a half pay for work beyond a 40 hour week on government contracts or federal financing. It now goes to the White House.
President Kennedy proposes General Lemnitzer as the next supreme Allied commander Europe in a letter to NATO Secretary-General Dirk Stikker. Kennedy says Lemnitzer is well known to alliance members and could lead the defense of Europe and North America. He asks Norstad be released by November 1. The NATO council responded with gratitude for Norstad’s service.
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