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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1963

Page

12

Man Dies After Robbery in Anderson Case

Police investigated a robbery at a local confectioner where a man was beaten and died en route to St John’s Hospital. Three others were detained in connection with the November incident as authorities identified Edgar Said and Schmuck as related figures. The coroner’s inquest was expected to review the case.

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GM Acquitted In Suit Periling Franchise System

A federal judge acquitted General Motors of antitrust charges in a case arguing a conspiracy with Chevrolet associations to halt sales to discount houses. The judge said the government failed to prove an unfair restraint of trade, though a civil action filed in parallel will proceed.

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Three Arab Nations Vote On Union Amid Friction

Syrian Premier Salah Bitar announced plans for a three nation federal Arab Republic with Syria and Iraq to join the United Arab Republic in a union vote. Delegations from Syria and Iraq were in Cairo as talks continued on a three member federation and draft policy. General Motors and dealer groups faced claims over franchise pressures while price controls and car sales were discussed.

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Goldwater Attacks Pentagon Shifts Stir McNamara Polices

General Barry Goldwater in the Air Force Reserve assails what he calls a civilian Pentagon and charges that shifting views within the Pentagon aid the Russians. He targets the McNamara era policies and the controversy grows in and beyond Congress.

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Sewer Program Work Starts On Morton Street Relief Sewer

A segment of W. 3rd Street closed for Morton Street Relief Sewer main line excavation. City Engineer Herbert Gwinnup describes a $1,597,000 project as part of Anderson’s countywide sewer expansion. A steering committee, including Capt. Fred Richardson and Kay Royer, will coordinate countywide efforts with a May safety drive starting, and work begins at the railroad crossing with a shaft excavated on the east side to place the main line under the tracks. The closure lasts until further notice between John and Morton Streets.

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Safety Message Aims at 8000 On County Drive

A Madison County safety drive sponsors 8000 area teenagers as the city considers a broader safety program. The piece links to political comments by Goldwater and McNamara on military policy and aircraft development, noting local figures and upcoming campaigns in Green Bay and Alexandria amid discussions on road safety and public policy.

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1500 Military Personnel Leave Cuba Liner Set to Sail

Washington reports Russia has removed nearly 2000 troops from Cuba in the past month and indicates another 1500 will depart by Friday or Saturday. US officials say Khrushchev’s regime could face intensified risk if the blockade had continued. News also notes a Soviet ship loading troops at a Cuban port and a House inquiry into Cuba subversion.

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Gas pipeline explosion cuts trench near Hartford City

A Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co gas line ruptured during pressure testing near Hartford City Indiana causing a 500 foot trench through farmland and a grass fire that burned about 100 yards each side for an hour. Fire departments controlled the blaze as nearby residents reported sonic booms and smoke.

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Annexation Arguments Reset by Appellate Court in Indiana

Oral arguments in the Alderson annexation case were reset for 2 p.m. April 10 after a continuance request by Al Woolbert, remonstrators’ attorney. Proceedings had been scheduled in Indianapolis yesterday. the judge and court indicated the delay was to consider the motion.

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Budget Deadlock Shapes Indiana Tax Debates

Indiana lawmakers from both parties face a stalled budget plan as discussions focus on an adjusted gross income tax and a possible sales tax. Key figures Sen. D Russell Bontrager and Sen. Charles Kell discuss options while Gov. Matthew Welsh supports a tax reform approach. The House endorses a sales tax, but opposition remains among Democrats and Republicans. Weather notes accompany the report with mild temperatures and sunset details.

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New Arrivals in Anderson and Vicinity Report

Readers in Anderson and vicinity note arrivals at SS Jebe's Hospital and a hotel room meeting. Families including Merry, Sorrel, Dixon, White, Hep, Beach, Streety, and Cotman welcome new babies with multiple births listed in local notices.

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Area High Schools to Represent Nations in Model UN Program

Madison Heights leads with the largest delegation as area high schools prepare for a Model United Nations exercise. Anderson High School follows with 11 participants representing multiple nations. The event, sponsored by the International Relations Club, includes delegations from Mary’s High School and Highland High School among others, meeting March 23 at the El Wilson Library to research topics and prepare embassies and planning groups.

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Flooded Highway Keeps Traffic Open Near Mount Carmel

A stretch of road opposite Mount Carmel was under eight inches of floodwater but remained passable. Officials expect the route to stay open as the forest area nearby receded from flood conditions.

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