Readied Space Doubleheader Tests Saturn Fly and Explorer 17
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP a space doubleheader is set for Thursday The Saturn multistage booster will be fired with one engine shut down to simulate failure Its first stage will be flown while upper stages and nose cone are dumped The test aims to last seven minutes reaching 77 miles altitude before splashing into the Atlantic 229 miles downrange Explorer 17 a complex instrument package will study atmospheric density composition pressure and temperature between 155 and 580 miles altitude Its data will help predict orbital behavior of spacecraft and how atmospheric changes affect drag and lifetime in orbit
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Atlantic
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Officers Named Continued From Page One
Delegates are assigned and observer groups will come from two other schools. County representatives include Alexandria Frankton Lapel Markleville Pendleton and Summitville. Kilmer of Anderson High School leads the senior class and participates in band basketball student council and honor society. Lewis earns Youth for Understanding selection to spend two months in Holland and holds high posts in Muncie DeMolay and debate. Johnson of Pendleton area is a senior active in Model United Nations National Honor Society International Relations Club Tri-Hi-Y and Sunshine Society.
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Alexandria
Frankton Lapel
Markleville
Pendleton
Summitville
Kilmer
L. H. Kilmer
McKinley Sr
Anderson High School
Young Lewis
Youth For Understanding
Delbert Johnson
R.R
Miss Johnson
Model U.N
National Honor Society
International Relations Club
Tri-Hi-Y
Sunshine Society
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery Ad
An experimental healing substance named Bio-Dyne offers non surgical relief for hemorrhoids, shrinking affected tissue, stopping itch and relieving pain. Reports describe rapid improvement maintained over months, with patients claiming piles ceased to be a problem. Sold as Preparation H suppositories and ointment with applicator.
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New York, N. Y
Senate rostrum clash delays tax measure action
The conference rostrum erupted as the Senate adjourned after opposing tax reform proposals. Lt Gov Ristine refused to reveal conferees but planned to name them Tuesday. The Senate backed the tax bill only after party line votes defeated two Democratic amendments.
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Rostrum
Senate
House
Richard 0. Ristine
Indiana Senate backs net income tax plan amid toll on relief debate
The Indiana Senate endorsed an amended net income tax proposal raising exemptions from 1000 to 3000 and increasing rates, with a 41-8 vote and 45-3 rule suspension. Debate highlighted divides over tax relief versus funding local units, detailing how a 5600 annual single earner would rise to 160 and a 7000 income family to 260 under the plan.
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Marshall F. Kizer
Plymouth
Robert E.peterson
Rochester
Kizer
Iment
Senate
General Assembly
Wilfrid J. Ullrich
Daurora
Willis K. Batchelet
Angola
Jack H. Mankin
Terre Haute
Sen
Wendell Martin
Indianapolis
Martin
D. Russell Bontrager
Relkhart
Dr Stone to Speak at Linders Dinner on AAU Topic
Dr Stone former AAU founder and Anderson College faculty member will discuss to a Thursday dinner at Linders Restaurant. Tickets are available from College social science department or Charles Gaus downtown office. All former students and friends invited. Stone retired in 1957.
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Thant
Dr. Stone
Linder
McKeand Earns Multiple Journalism Scholarships at IU
Indiana University senior McKeand, editor-in-chief of the Indiana Daily Student, has won the $1,000 Poynter scholarship and the Ernie Pyle Scholarship for 1961. He also received the Dagmar and Stewart Riley Scholarship, the University and Little 500 grants, and the valedictorian award. McKeand has served as associate editor and campus editor of the IDS, city editor for Brownstown Weekly, and staff member for the Scott County Journal and Scottsburg Chronicle.
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I.U
Indiana Daily Student
Poynter
AHS
Ernie Pyle
Dagmar and Stewart Riley
University and
Little
McKeand
Brownstown
Ind
Scott County Journal
Scottsburg Chronicle
Scottsburg
Priests, College and GOP filings shape district slate
Several candidates filed for local offices as GOP and Democratic bids expand before the Thursday deadline. Harold V. Elliott and Jasper B. Smith seek councilman at large nominations. Oliver Elvin Coburn runs for Anderson city clerk Democrat. James Braun seeks city judge. George Elston and Dennis P. Thompson enter mayor and council races in Elwood and Alexandria respectively.
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Elwood
George Elston
Dennis P. Thompson
Alexandria
Supreme Court Rules for NAACP in Privacy Ruling
The Supreme Court, by a broad majority, protected NAACP membership records from state inquiry. Goldberg and Justices Warren, Douglas, Black, and Brennan emphasized constitutional free trade in ideas and that intrusive probes require a compelling government interest. Florida’s six month sentence and $1200 fine for contempt reflect ongoing tension over investigative powers. Harlan dissented, noting broader inquiries into Communist infiltration across groups.
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Gibson
Communist Party
Goldberg
Florida
Earl Warren
William C. Douglas
Hugo Black
William J. Brennan Jr
Supreme Court
Virginia
Harlan
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties notice roundup
Madison area obituaries report the deaths of Vonetta Cole in Fortville Myrtle Graves in Middletown Lola Mae Shoemaker in Daleville Herbert Tomlinson in Summitville George B Laudig in Pendleton Pearl Boyle in Middletown and related funeral details including churches, cemeteries, and survivors.
Chilean citizen shown false papers exposing deception
Police uncovered a ruse when a Chilean citizen presented identifying documents. Non Cuban Communist Latin American agents reportedly moved toward the Peruvian border to reach the plane but were halted by Peruvian police.
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Wee
Visa rules spark Brazil travel contrast with Jagan ban
Report notes Cheddi Jagan was denied a visa to enter the United States while Brazilian policy allows Latin American tourists to enter without visas. Delegates and European travelers face visa requirements, highlighting a contrast in entry rules.
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Cheddi Jagan
Latin
Amerca
Brazil
Court Ruling Faces Renewed Court Action
Court ruling discussed at length with a more thorough-going job noted. City spokesmen indicate that little progress is expected and plan to pursue further court action, potentially returning to court.
Anderson Obituaries Highlights Daisy Maupin and Others
Daisy Marie Maupin 65 of 21 W 42nd St widow of Cleve Maupin died at St Johns Hospital after eight weeks illness. Survived by four children and ten grandchildren. Joe Netterville Jr 74 former Anderson resident died at Veterans Hospital in California. Edward C. Roy 70 longtime Anderson resident died in Chicago Heights. Glynn R. Lusk 41 former Anderson resident died in Independence Missouri. Multiple other memorial notices for local residents and their survivors.
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Daisy Marie Maupin
42Nd St
Cleve Maupin
St. John’s Hospital
Muncie
David
Eliza Achor Sheets
Daleville
Anderson
Chesterfeld Christian Church
Tomlinson Cemetery
James Joseph Netterville
James Joseph
Joe) Netterville Jr
California
Veterans Hospital
Los Angeles
Calif
James J
Amanda Netterville
11Th St
Edward C. Roy
Jackson St
St. James Hospital
Chicago Heights
Ill
Roy
Biddeford
St. Ambrose Church
Holy Name Society
Amede Roy
Miami
Fla
Ralph
Brown and Butz
Thomas Heilman
East Maplewood Cemetery
Glynn R. Lusk
Glynn Robert Lusk
Independence
Lane
Greer Steel Company
Greer
Dover
Harrison County
Ohio
Ida
William Bassinger
Robert L. Walker
Granite City
Douglas Bassinger
Camilla
Annette Walker
Springfield
Mass
Ernest Walker
New Philadelphia
Harry Barger
Linton
Fred Carson
W. D. Pugh
Winter Park
Robert Fridley
First Methodist Church
Harold E. Rozell
General Motors Wins National Safety Council Honor
Detroit announces General Motors received the Award of Honor for Industrial Safety for 1962 marking the 17th time GM earned the recognition. The company reports 998 of every 1000 employees worked a full year without an on-the-job accident and a lost-time injury rate of 0.88 per million hours across about 475 000 employees. GM’s decade-long record is about six times better than the U.S. and Canadian industry average, with twelve plants and two facilities finishing 1962 without a lost-time accident and six divisions holding world safety records.
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Detroit
General Motors
National Safety Council For Industrial Safety
U.S
Canada
Canadian
State of Siege Declared in Guatemala
Guatemala's President Miguel Ydigora Fuentes declared a state of siege in the northern region to combat guerrilla activity and subversive actions. Officials report a rise in guerrilla operations and terrorism threatening the country, with two bands of about 40 men found recently. A US congressman urged readiness to assist if asked by Guatemala.
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Guatemala
Miguel Ydigora
Fuentes
Washington
Paul G. Rogers
D-Fla
United States
Senate Confirms Roosevelt Jr as Undersecretary of Commerce
Washington confirms Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. as undersecretary of commerce by voice vote with only Sen. Prouty opposing. Roosevelt to be sworn at the White House noon Tuesday. Kefauver later praised the nominee as energetic and capable in handling legislative and business issues.
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Washington
UPI
Winston L. Prouty
Rvt
Senate
Franklin D. Rooger@t Jr
Roosevelt
White House
Prouty
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Kefauver
Submarine Delivered to Oslo Navy in West Germany Deal
Oslo Navy takes delivery of the first of fifteen submarines West Germany agreed to supply, marking a milestone in the naval pact. The transfer signals broader defense cooperation and potential future deliveries under the accord.
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Oslo
Norway
West Germany
Advertisers Shape Readers Habits With Coupons And Ads
The piece notes that people rely on print advertising for product details features designs and prices. It describes readers clipping coupons sharing ads with others and tearing out ads to take shopping, highlighting ads as a primary information source.
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Mrs. G
Ofer
Time Life Insurance Company
Time Life Insurance CO
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Gen. Wainwright
San Antonio
Texas
Time Life Insurance Com
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Jonathan
M. Wainwright
Bataan and
Corregidor In
Madison
Vonetta Cole
Fortville
Robert Long Hospital
Ora
Cecil Vainter
Roy L. Cole
Milton
Edgar Vainter
Paul C. Cory
Church of the Nazarene
Vella Tarr
Graves Lawn Cemetery
Mrs
Myrtle Graves
Middletown
Myrtle A Graves
William Graves
N. 6Th St
Clinton
John O
Mary Smith Wright
Indiana University
Middletown Methodist Church
C. Edwin McClarnon
Middletown Methodist
Miller Cemetery
Lola Shoemaker
Lola Mae Shoemaker
Rt. 1
Yorktown
Clarence David Shoemaker
Rahbek
Fairmount
Robert
Anna Smith Hasting
Daleville Christian Church
Daleville Eastern Star
Clarence D. Holder
Blanche Gray
Jonesboro
Ronald Hurst
Elm Ridge Cemetery
Shirey Funeral Home
Herbert Tomlinson
Richard Moore
George B. Laudig
Rt. 3
Pendleton Methodist Church
Harold Thrasher
Grove Lawn Cemetery
Cornell Bright Funeral Home
Pearl Boyle
Pearl May Boyle
Condo and Son Funeral Home
Wilkirson
C. E. McClarnon
Chile
America
Page
Vanderbuilt University
Nashville
Cemetery Chapel of the Veterans Administration
Sepulveda Blvd
W. Los Angeles
Pearl Harbor
McDonald Masonic Lodge
Mary Frances
Nellie Pearl Lusk
Stella Stokes
Ander
Veryl Kirby
Lusk
Navy
Cuba
Woodlawn
Ray R. Walker
Lottie
Lottie Mae Reason
Louise St
Monroe S. Schuster
Central Christian Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Jennie L. Wright
Jennie Lee Wright
W. 10Th St
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Robert Sage
Edith W. Gibson
Edith Wright Gibson
Marion
Mahlon
Wright
6Th St
Shawley Mortuary
S. Washington St
South Marion Friends Church
38Th and
Harmon Sts
Elsie M. Kilgore
Elsie Mabel Kilgore
Carl Kilgore
Warren
Wells County Hospital
Bluffton
Daniel Kem
Roy Robbins
Howard W. Kilgore
Glenn E. Kilgore
Montpelier
H. Brown and Son
Richard Fredericks
Pasadena
Tex
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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