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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1963
Page
11
Astrophysicists discuss a half mile wide rock nicknamed Wink on a collision course with Earth. The space rock poses a potential planetary threat, prompting scientists to consider deflection strategies and monitoring. The report notes the ongoing observations from observatories and space agencies.
Elwood women’s clubs met at Mrs. Jennie Burton’s home with prizes won by Mrs. Dorothy Wright as Mrs. Elpha Waymire presided. A nominating committee was named and the next meeting set for April 8. The Christian Science radio program “The Bible Speaks to You” debuts March 31 with Mrs. Helen Unger directing, while Republican Women discuss meteorite theories at a March gathering.
Funeral services for Edna F. Danforth 78 will be at 1 30 p m today at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home with Rev Philip Robinson of Orestes officiating Interment in IOOF Cemetery Friends may visit the funeral home Ambulance trips report: Samantha Beck Gilman Road taken to St Johns Hospital Anderson Maggie Stoops to St Johns Anderson for treatment and return Jack Presswood moved from Alexandria to Newport Ark by Davis Strider Noffze ambulance Other trips include Carl Parry Elwood Mercy Hospital Anita Fox Anderson Community Hospital. Hourani seeks asylum aboard destroyer Damascus Syria reports say. Sor Robert E Barger and Akram Hourani connected with Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean.
Representative Carl Vinson proposes shaving 138 million from a 1.834 billion military construction bill as hearings begin. He suggests a potential separate measure for military pay raises while House Republicans seek a much larger reduction of at least 1.2 billion.
The report details a push in Congress to pass a wheat bill with voluntary controls if farmers vote against the forthcoming referendum. Don L. Short criticizes Kennedy and Freeman, argues for a simpler, broader program with a $1.1 million facility funding and $7.0 million for housing, and notes farm flexibility within the plan.
Purdue University's drill team will defend its title in Washington on April 4. The team is the 1962 national champion and has won the U.S. crown six times.
Ohio House passed a bill 93 to 32 to end self serve liquor stores after Jan 1, a move to shift to regular operation at an estimated 100,000 dollars for conversions. Proponents say the stores boost liquor sales while critics cite court losses from breakage and pilfering.
The Boeing Co. receives a 358 million dollar Air Force award to design manufacture and test the Dyna-Soar manned space glider. Senators Magnuson and Jackson report the contract funds the glider portion through completion late next decade. The piece notes related rail merger talks and potential impact on the project and lack of impact on Dyna-Soar research.
Havana reports the Castro regime plans to deport about 20 to 25 Pentecostal missionaries and dependents, mostly Americans. Fidel Castro denounced the sect in a recent broadcast while offering a gesture toward the Roman Catholic Church.
Milton G. McInnes, president of the Erie-Lackawanna Railroad, told the Interstate Commerce Commission that a Pennsylvania and New York Central merger would show its full impact within a year and could be fatal to the Erie-Lackawanna’s economic health unless it also joined a larger system.
The 63 percent 4 Falcon V-8 Sprints made a strong debut in the Monte Carlo Rallyo with a win and a second in class despite severe winter conditions. The car detected every satrant in six stages and Ford dominated Pure Oil trials at Daytona, securing top points for gas economy and braking tests.
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