Berlin Crisis Plans Outlined By U S Defense Chiefs
Washington defense chiefs map three NSC categories for Berlin. A long range strategic plan covers three years, a mid range plan targets three years, and a short range plan outlines allied air and ground actions if diplomacy fails. The Defense Department seeks to defend West Berlin and enforce access routes while considering blockades and convoys.
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West Berlin
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Pentagon
Security Council
Chiefs of Staff
State Department
White House
NSC
East Germany
West Germany
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Hastler
Defense Department
Khrushchev
United States
Britain
France
Legislators Approve Social Security Hike
Twenty four area educators traveled from Anderson and nearby towns to Flint and Detroit Michigan for a three day Delco Remy sponsored tour of General Motors Institute and the GM Technical Center. They toured the Chevrolet assembly plant, met with GM officials and students in a cooperative program, and attended a Detroit Tigers and Chicago White Sox double header at Briggs Stadium. The visit aimed to study GM education and placement programs for teachers and students in the area.
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Anderson
General Motors
Flint
Detroit
Michigan
Delco-Remy Division
D-R
General Motors Institute
R. i. Hulse
Chevrolet
GMI
Delco Remy
Guide Lamp
GM Technical Center
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Briggs Stadium
Lewis
Jacob
David L. Ranksin
Highland H. S
Frankton
H.S
Earnest Miller
Pendleton HS
T Institute
General Motors Technical Center
David L. Rankin
Highland High School
Lewis S. Jacob
Anderson Schools
Pendleton
Kennedy signs highway bill and tax changes
President Kennedy signed the highway bill raising auto tire taxes and cutting a planned tax cut, aiming to fund interstate road building on a pay as you go basis. The law also boosts travel promotion and aims to ease foreign funds flow while affecting drivers and truck operators.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
National, Tire Dealers Association
United States
U.S
Eral
State Budget Board Leans On School Building Requests
Indiana budget committee defered Ball State Teachers College funding for north campus and Benadum Acres while approving use of Ball State own funds. Purdue and Indiana University won approvals for several projects funded from dedicated or earmarked funds, with Hatchett to follow committee guidance on general fund decisions.
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Indianapolis
State Budget Committee
John T. Hatchett
Indiiana State Library
Ball State Teachers College
Benadum Acres
Ball State
Purdue University
Indiana University
Matthew E. Welsh
Mystery blast in Soviet region hints at A-Device
U S officials report an explosion east of the Finnish border in the Soviet Union. Estimated yield between 50 and 100 tons TNT. Possible causes include chemical explosives or a small atomic device.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Hughes defends Indiana finances against Welsh insolvency warning
Indiana State Treasurer Robert E. Hughes said Gov. Matthew Welsh’s insolvency warning was pure conjecture as he cited state funds totaling about 214.6 million in the bank. Hughes criticized the governor’s spending cuts and noted increased personnel at the Bureau of Motor Vehicles and the State Highway Commission, while stating the treasurer’s role is only to safeguard funds, not set spending policy.
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Indianapolis
Robert E. Hughes
Matthew E. Welsh
Hughes
Tannart
General Assembly- Welsh
Hawaii
Shent
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
State Highway Commission
Highway Department
Alva H. Brewer
Welsh
Golan
Nuclear Satellite Orbits Mark Early Space Power Era
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP reports the first nuclear device placed in orbit powered two transmitters on a 175 pound satellite delivering 2.5 watts. The trio includes GREB a 55 pound sun X-ray detector and Tutu a 4 pound unit studying Van Allen belts as Transit 4A and other power units move toward 1962 launches.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
van Allen Belts
Increases Tentatively Set for September Under Social Security Plan
Congress cleared the way for about 3.7 million Americans to gain higher Social Security checks by sending Kennedy a compromise bill. The measure would raise payroll taxes, let men retire at 62 with reduced benefits, and boost widows benefits. If signed, increases start in September with some checks possibly delayed to October. self employed taxed more.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Kennedy
Senate House
Bich
Airport Group Opens Bids Here On New Hangars
Andersons Aviation Commission opened bids yesterday for four 315 by 300 foot hangars and a taxiway at Municipal Airport. Bids on the taxiway came from Vogel Construction Co. Indianapolis Jay Fox Fort Wayne and Meshburger Stove Corp. Columbus. Hangar bids were from C. W. Jackson Indianapolis and WR. Dunkin and Associated Builders Anderson. Hangars will be concrete and metal housing ten planes. Attending were Charles Thompson Clyde Williams Associates Marion Collins Arthur Henning firm C A Michel chairman Ralph Ferguson mayor and Jack Campbell city attorney. All bids were taken under advisement.
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Anderson
Aviation Commission l
Municipal
Vogel Construction Co
Indianapolis
Jay Fox
Fort Wayne
Meshburger Stove Corp
Columbus
C. W. Jackson
WR. Dunkin and Associated Builders
Aviation Commission
Charles Thompson
Clyde Williams Associates
Marion Collins
Arthur Henning
C. A. Michel
Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee
Ralph Ferguson
Jack Campbell
Indict Tower Blast Suspects in Nevada Ut ah
A federal grand jury in Carson City Nevada indicted Bernard Brous 51 and Dale Jensen 33 on two counts for blowing up a microwave station near Wendover Nevada The two further complaints for towers on Cedar Mountain Utah and near Knolls Utah will be handled by a Utah grand jury The pair were arrested June 18 in Ensenada Mexico and are in custody in San Diego California A bill pending in the House would impose up to 10 years in jail and a 10 040 fine for destroying communications facilities used by military or civil defense authorities
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Washington
UPI
Carson City
Nev
Nevada
Utah
Bernard Jerome Brous
Dale Christian Jensen
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Wendover
Cedar Mountain
Knolls
Senate
House
Defense
American Telephone & Telegraph Ca
Brous
Republican Army
At&t
Brows
Jensen
FBI
iEnsenada
Mexico
San Diego
Calif
Bo Ei Behlnes
Library Renovates Heating Facilities
The Anderson Public Library will complete renovations to its heating system by fall. Louis E. Eggiman, library board president, notes existing facilities date from 1905 and new radiators will allow later air conditioning installation at minimal cost. The city will advertise forthcoming.
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Anderson Public Library
Louis E. Eggiman
Egeman
Egaman
Anderson Teenager Hurt In Collision
An Anderson youth, Robert Hollars aged 13, suffered a deep forehead and left eye laceration in a two car crash at Cat and Walton Streets. The collision involved Elizabeth Daffron, 26, and Woodrow Hollars, 48, with Hollars charged for expired license on defective brakes. Damages were $300 for the Daffron vehicle and Hollars’ car declared total loss.
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Anderson
Cat and
Walton Sts
Robert Hollars
Lymn St
Elizabeth Daffron
Brown St
Woodrow Hollars
Lynn St
Daffron
Hollars
Hollars Auto
Threat to Public Laws 1 and 874 Ends in House Vote
Federal education aid faces extinction as Public Laws 1 and 874, enacted in 1950 to help districts educate children of federal workers, threaten to lapse. The $2.5 billion aid supports 3,821 districts and 10.2 million pupils, with $200 million at risk next year if not renewed, impacting 313 congressional districts.
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Kennedy
Washington
Congress
New Arrivals at St John’s Hospital
Born at St John’s Hospital to Mr and Mrs M Quinn 2718 Jefferson a boy Mr and Mrs Larry Parker 204 W 20th St a girl Mr and Mrs Charles Yard nerry Yorktown a boy Mr and Mrs Jesse Monday 18 Andover Rd a boy Mr and Mrs Joe Murdock 530 Pearl a boy Mr and Mrs Donald Hunt 1019 St Charles a girl Mr and Mrs James Swain 20 Dewey a girl Mr and Mrs Robert Hunt 2003 Jewey a girl Mr and Mrs Donald Chisholm 228 Highland Ave a girl Mr and Mrs Robert Sink 4124 Ornway a boy
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St. John's Hospital
M. Quinn
Jefferson
Larry Parker
W. 20Th St
Charles Yard
Nerry
Yorktown
Jesse Monday
Andover Rd
Joe Murdock
Pearl
Donald Hunt
St. Charles
Kiwanis Committees For Fair Announced
The Alexandria Kiwanis Club announced Madison County 4-H Fair committees at Beulah Park in Alexandria August 8 12 Henry Williams president Maurice Matthews chairman Jemory Lee advisor Williams accounting and records chairmen listed Carl Lueker traffic parking Wally Van Erman concessions Fred Wright Home Show Stewart Sweeney booths space advertising Henry Williams Publicity Bud Zink advertising Wally Van Erman entertainment Kelro Whiteman power and lights Otto Binder Auditorium and stage John Carver Kiwanis booth Ed Matthew Kiwanis picnic Joe Urban
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Alexandria Kiwanis Club
Madison County
Beulah Park
Alexandria
Henry Williams
Maurice Matthews
Jemory Lee
Carl Lueker
Wally van Erman
Fred Wright
Stewart Sweeney
Bud Zink
Kelro Whiteman
Otto Binder
John Carver
Kiwanis Booth
Ed Matthew
Kiwanis Picnic
Joe Urban
Vehicle safety check campaign ends in Madison County
Capt. Fred Richardson announced the county ended its annual vehicle check drive with 43 165 vehicles inspected. Of 48 563 registered, 6 117 defects found and 5 250 corrected. Anderson district had 22 191 vehicles checked with 305 inspected at Nichol Ave and Louise Sts blockade yielding 43 defects.
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Fred Richardson
Madison County
Richardson
Anderson
Nichol Ave
Louise Sts
Madson County
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Aw Enforcement
Campbell takes first-round lead at Flint Buick Open
Joe Campbell an Anderson pro from Chattanooga Tennessee holed a 25 foot wedge shot from the sand on the 18th hole for a 68 to grab the first round lead in the $52000 Flint Buick Open a 72 hole medal play event.
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Joe Campbell
Anderson
Chattanooga
Tenn
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