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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1963

Page

13

Senate Group To Study Red Trade Barriers

A Senate committee quizzed Secretary of State Rusk and David Bell on trade barriers with Latin American nations and aid to Vietnam. Fulbright led discussions as the panel weighed foreign aid cuts and policy toward Saigon and Soviet and Communist influence. A closed session was planned to hear CIA director John McCone on Vietnam reports.

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Council Votes For English Use In Mass

UPI report notes the Ecumenical Council approved use of modern languages in Mass alongside Latin. Delegates debated priesthood emphasis, with Archbishop Conway urging greater focus on the priesthood. Proposals include vernacular phrases and responses, aiming to involve the faithful more in liturgy.

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Red Haven Installed As New President Of Toastmasters Club

Orville Red Haven installed as president of the Anderson YMCA Toastmasters Club at City Hall. Richard Stone treasurer and Richard Worth sergeant at arms named, as the group plans a Ladies Night program and notes the board will accept sealed proposals for water department projects.

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Lions Club To Hear Dr E Stanley Jones

Kerrville Tex Hospitalman Claude Rica and nine Marines listed as missing are named. Capt William T Harris Santa Ana Calif 1st Lt Daniel K Lessig Tusstin Calif 1st Lt Arthur G Richardson Rochelle I Warrant Officer Charles Whitehead Jr Santa Ana Calif Sgt Larry D Jamison Costa Mesa Calif Cpl Ronald F Skoviak Warren Mich Cpl Charles P Tuthill Uniondale NY Lance Cpl Donald F Davidson Shreveport La Lance Cpl Luther E Ritchey Jr Mansfield Ohio.

Arthur G. Richardson Rochelle Charles ¥. Whitehead Jr Satta Ana Calif Larry D. Jamison Costa Mesa Ronald F. Skoviak Warren, Mich Charles P. Tuthill Uniondale Lance Donald PF. Davidson Shreveport Luther E. Ritchey Jr Mansfield Ohio

Cuba Warns Against New Invasion Move

UPI reports Fidel Castro's Cuba warned American imperialists and Cuban exiles against any new invasion after hurricane Flora. Official broadcasts cited thousands dead in Oriente and Camaguey, with fears of up to 4,000 fatalities in the Sierra Cristal area. Red Cross aid was rejected as hypocritical, while Havana's radios gave bleak casualty tallies and structural losses including toppled radio towers.

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Man Receives Suspended Sentence in Assault Case

Frank Riddle of 1906 B Street drew a suspended 180 day sentence at the state farm and a $5 fine plus costs after City Court Judge George G. Pencell found him guilty of assault and battery. Jack Emerson of 1820 Park Avenue was convicted of driving while intoxicated, fined $25 and costs, and given a one year license suspension.

Frank Riddle B” St State Farm Ater George G. Pencell Jack Emerson Park Ave

Elwood Woman Injured Cleaning Garage

Margie Rector of 11925 N B St Elwood fell while cleaning the attic in the garage yesterday and was taken by Fire Department ambulance to Mercy Hospital where she was admitted with back and shoulder injuries.

Elwood Margie Rector N “B" St Mercy Hospital Ambulssance

Sells Says Public Asks Tax Appeal In Indy

Indiana AFL-CIO president Dallas Sells reports hundreds of letters calls and telegrams urging a U S Supreme Court challenge to the 2 percent sales tax. He and attorney Lloyd DeWester plan a news conference to announce the appeal while Gov Welsh says collection should begin Oct 23 unless blocked. Court revenue losses near 97 million. one opponent argues for property tax relief. Court ney confirms readiness to implement the tax and defend provisions on deliveries after Oct 23 and contracts dated after March 1.

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Freeman backs action for red bloc wheat sale

Agriculture Secretary Orville L. Freeman urged selling U S wheat to the Soviet Union and Eastern European nations offering firm dollar buys He cited benefits to U S balance of payments and farm income and noted a private poll showing strong public support Freeman said a four million ton sale could cut storage costs and save taxpayers over 200 million while pushing people to people contacts LAKE LEVELS Duluth Lake Superior sits 24 feet higher than Lakes Huron and Michigan.

North Platte Neb Apt Orville L. Freeman United States Soviet Union East European Freeman Kennedy American Bankers Association Soviets U.S

Blind rate in New York in an average year

About 37.0 Americans became blind during an average year in New York.

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