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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1962
Page
10
A time bomb concealed in a briefcase exploded on a Madrid street killing the carrier and injuring three passersby. The decedent, a known thief with no political background, was believed to be targeting an unspecified target. The blast was the fourth Madrid explosion in eight days.
A learn to swim program for second through fourth graders is set for summer in the Anderson High School pool. It starts June 25 and runs three weeks with daily 11 30 a m to 12 30 p m sessions. Enrollment is at the AHS Athletic Office on June 25. Fees are 25 cents a day for city students and 50 cents a day for those outside the city.
Luther Chambers of Buffalo, a 4yearold man, was arrested as a federal parole violator from Indiana and held by U.S. marshals. Chambers had been convicted of forging U.S. treasury checks in Hammond, Indiana, on October 10, 1954, according to FBI official William M. Alexander.
Elco Corp of Philadelphia and Ci Manufacturing Co of Chicago signed a licensing deal for Elco's varicon connectors. The line will be produced in Los Angeles by Cinch-Graphik, a Ci subsidiary.
A ponded schedule lists multiple YMCA activities including Republican meeting at 7:00 and Sweet Adelines at 7:20. Recreation slots cover Girls and Boys programs from 9:00 through 4:30, plus various swim and movie slots and an adult open swim period.
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple Anderson residents with birth years and occupations including teachers students factory workers and a commercial artist. Names include Charles Morrow Karen Couch David Greenlee Marion Bryant Danny Walton LaVerne Klein George Harless Barbara Bryant Carl Porter Velma Ables David Thompson and Mary Brietweiser with various birth years.
United Press International and the Telegraphers Union accept a two year advisory contract binding about 250 operators and maintenance workers. The pact starts February 1, 1963 and runs to January 1965 with $1.00 and $1.50 wage steps in the first year and hospital and life insurance provisions. An impartial arbitration panel led by Peter Seitz will oversee the agreement.
The Pitman-Moore Co. rushed gamma globulin by air to the hospital ship S. Hope off South America to combat infectious hepatitis. The new wage scales add a $1 daily increase for crew advancing from junior to senior operators with a first year package of $2.50 per week per man and $3.00 in the second year, plus $1.00 increases for specific seniority.
Western diplomats press to free British and American captives held by the Pathet Lao as a Laotian unity government forms. Talks center on prisoners in Savannakhet and Saravane provinces with Prince Souphanouvong and King Savang Vathana to receive the cabinet.
London UPI Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery aged 74 cancelled a planned visit to Holland for World War II dead ceremonies. He is confined to his home with a cold.
United Nations General Assembly votes 62 to 26 to discuss Southern Rhodesia despite British objections at the ongoing session in New York.
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