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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1962

Page

22

Estes Jury Selection Delayed in Sol Estes Theft Case

In Pecos Texas jury selection for Billie Sol Estes on eight state counts of theft from six farmers slowed as Sheriff Nail sought more candidates. Estes sought immediate trial, with 29 viable jurors from an initial 44, plus alternates. He faces charges tied to hydrous ammonia tanks used as chattel mortgages and disputed lease payments amid a $38 million debt.

Pecos Tex UPI Billie Sol Estes A. B. Nail Estes J. H. Starley 148Th District Nail Ers Fnance el Paso U. S. District Court

Justice Dept probes executive expense accounts in steel firms

The Justice Department launches a far reaching anti trust probe into expense accounts of officers at four major steel companies including U S Steel Bethlehem Steel Wheeling Steel and Jones Laughlin with subpenae of phone numbers and records. The probe follows indictments in April accusing firms of conspiring to fix prices and rig bids on steel forgings for military services and other buyers.

NEW York UPI Justice Department New York World- Telegram Sun Scripps-Howard U. S. Steel Wheeling Steel Corp Bethlehem Steel Jones & Laughlin World-Telegram Antitrust Division Bethlehem Department

Calories count despite bourbon or butter claims

Harvard nutritionist Dr. Fredrick J. Stare told the 40th annual AMA Women’s Auxiliary meeting that calories matter more than source and that a varied diet from cereals to dairy is best. He warned against nutrition quacks inflating illness fears to sell treatment.

Chicago UPI Harvard University Fredrick J. Stare Boston Women’s Auxiliary The American Medical Association Stare

Mayor Brandt Warns Troops At Border If Incidents Rise

Berlin mayor Willy Brandt said Western Allied troops would be sent to the East West Berlin border in strength if new incidents occur. He urged police to shoot back at Communist forces firing across the border and welcomed Western counter action if shootings continue along the anti refugees wall. US convoys moved along a 110 mile corridor for the fifth day, part of a force swap involving 1,500 Berlin battle troops.

West Berlin Berlin Brandt East Germany Helmstedt West Germany

Rusk and Chaplin Receive Oxford Honorary Degrees

Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Charlie Chaplin arrive in Oxford to accept honorary degrees from the university. Rusk, returning from a Western Europe outreach, also celebrated as a Rhodes Scholar alumnus. Chaplin, exiled from the U.S. since 1952, will receive an honorary Doctor of Letters as his wife Oona O’Neill awaits their eighth child.

Oxford England UPI Dean Rusk Charlie Chaplin United States Oxford University Rusk America Europe St. John’s College Chaplin London Oona O'Neill Switzerland Encaenia

Children Cause Big Warehouse Fire In Gary Indiana

Fire Chief John Massa said the fire started when children accidentally touched off a blaze in an empty boxcar. The Indiana Wholesale Food Supply Corp warehouse suffered 200000 dollars in damage as a rear wall collapsed and sugar and salt shipments were destroyed. Three smaller sections survived behind fire walls. A similar fire struck the same area in June 1959.

Gary. Ind John Massa Indiana Wholesale Food Supply Corp

City Court Fines in Anderson City Court Records

Silas Oliver 37 of 113 Ind. 67 West speeding 10 dollars costs George Jackley 18 Alexandria speeding 5 dollars costs Michael Oshier 17 1920 Ohio Ave speeding 5 dollars costs Stuart Deakyne 18 2424 Sheffield Dr speeding 5 dollars costs Daniel Edmondson 17 16 Hallig Lane reckless driving 31 dollars costs Albert Leroy Bennett 17 2426 Fletcher St reckless driving 1 dollar costs James Keesling 17 122 W Main disobeying traffic signal 1 dollar Mary DeVaney 41 348 W 3rd St speeding 1 dollar costs Lundy McClelland 23 2219 Brown St disobeying traffic signal 1 dollar costs Paul Duffy 19 1528 Walnut St failure to yield right of way 1 dollar costs Larry Bright 21 Muncie dis obeying stop sign 1 dollar costs 15 dollars suspended Dale Nightenhelser 20 Rt 1 Cicero reckless driving 1 dollar Nelson Robinson 20 Rt 3 Pendleton speeding 1 dollar costs

Anderson City Silas Oliver Ind West George Jackley Alexandria Michael Oshier Ohio Ave Stuart Deakyne Sheffield Dr Daniel Edmondson Hallig Lane Albert Leroy Bennett Fletcher St James Keesling W. Main Mary DeVaney W. 3Rd St Lundy McClelland Brown St Paul Duffy Walnut St Larry Bright Muncie Dale Nightenhelser Rt. 1 Cicero Nelson Robinson Rt. 3 Pendleton

Retired Civil Employees Plan Muncie Meeting

Muncie Chapter 125 of the National Association of Retired Civil Employees sponsors a District Retirees meeting at 2 p.m. June 27 at the Muncie YMCA. Karl Knaus of Lafayette will give an illustrated talk on The People and Customs in Pakistan. The event invites all Civil Service retirees and their wives in District 3. A 12:30 cafeteria lunch precedes the meeting.

Muncie National Association of Retired Civil Employees Karl Knaus Lafayette Indiana Federation NARCE Pakistan Civil Service Marion Hancock Henry Wayne Randolph Delaware Madison Hamilton Tipton Grant Blackford Jay Knaus State Department Arthur J. Callahan Indianapolis Myron Cromer

Drunken Driving Charges Against Two Men in One Car

In Indianapolis two men faced drunken driving charges after their car jumped a curb and struck a no parking sign. Willard Adams 25 reportedly drove first, then Sheriff Nelson 42 took over before police stopped the vehicle five minutes later. No injuries occurred. Both men were also charged with driving without a license, with Adams facing disorderly conduct and leaving the scene.

Indianapolis Willard Adams Adams Sherman Nelson

Hoofbeats 4-H Hearing Vet Talk at June Meeting

Dr Thomas Platt spoke to the Hoofbeats 4 H Horse and Pony Club on with President Dick Johnson presiding. Hosts were Mr and Mrs David Cox. The next gathering is set for July 17.

Thomas Platt Horse and Pony Club Dick Johnson David Cox

Anderson Indiana Home Ordinance Regulating Dwellings

Legal notice outlines Ordinance 10-62 regulating supplied facilities, maintenance and occupancy of dwellings and dwelling units in Anderson Indiana. Definitions cover general terms basement cellar dwelling unit extermination and related housing concepts, with emphasis on health and safety standards for dilapidated structures.

Anderson Indiana Holsing Madison County Hermaster

Anderson City Ordinance on Dwelling Inspections and Enforcement

The Health Officer Fire Inspector and Building Inspector are authorized to inspect dwellings rooming units and premises in Anderson to protect health and safety. Notices must be given at least 24 hours prior. owners occupants and agents must grant access for inspection and repairs as needed. Violations trigger written notices with reasons and a minimum ten day response period.

City of Anderson Fire Department Board of Public Works Board Natice Wmaw State of Indiana

Anderson ordinance hearing and dwelling safety standards

The notice outlines rights to a public hearing before the Board of Public Works on enforcement actions under the ordinance. It details petition filing within ten days, hearing procedures, and automatic orders if no hearing is requested. It also sets minimum housing standards including kitchens, bathrooms, water and sewer connections, and safe egress for rental dwellings in Anderson.

Anderson City of Board of Public Works

Housing Ordinance of the City of Anderson Indiana

The text outlines minimum housing standards including light and ventilation in habitable rooms, required window areas, electrical outlets, heating, sanitation, and maintenance. It covers hotels and rooming houses, inspections, permits, penalties, condemnation procedures, and enforcement by the Health and Fire Authorities.

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