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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1962
Page
3
UPI reports that the U S Weather Bureau often faces second guessing while updating forecasts up to four times daily. The piece discusses public perception of forecasts and the challenges of long range predictions and sampling limits across 300 weather offices and 12 000 volunteers.
The new 100 million House Office Building will feature a 60 by 20 foot swimming pool for members. Capitol architect aides note the pool addition raises costs slightly though exact figures are not set. The change was ordered by the House Office Building Committee, with McCormack Vinson and Auchincloss overseeing the project amid debates on the public works program.
National Steel Corp. announced that Charles L. Homer, president of Straw Steel and Metallic Building, becomes assistant to the president for marketing.
President Kennedy took Jacqueline and her family for a Labor Day weekend cruise on Narragansett Bay aboard the Honey Fitz. The party included Mrs Auchincloss and her children, with Kennedy and the First Lady seen waving to reporters aboard the yacht. The voyage followed a Bailey's Beach swim and included a stop in a cov e for viewing Manitou, with Coast Guard boats and press in attendance.
INDIANAPOLIS AP Werner Godosar a 24 year old Cologne Germany native living in Plainfield works as a ticket clerk at Lufthansa during the Indiana State Fair exhibits. He studies business law at Butler University and aims to become an airline manager or importer. His wife works in highway testing. He misses German beer but praises American life and travel. The fair spotlights 16 international exhibits sponsored by the Indianapolis Council of World Affairs with participants from Austria Japan the Philippines France Mexico Iceland and Israel.
A Texas grandmother, Mrs. Lillie Beeman, came to Indianapolis to claim Miss Q as her grandchild. She said the girl is not hers after examining the child at the police station, noting differences in size and hair color. Police had placed Miss Q, found abandoned near a downtown doorway Aug. 20, in the Marion County Children's Guardian home as nationwide publicity sought identification.
Mobil Oil Co. refinery in East Chicago Indiana has resumed nearly full production despite a nationwide strike that halted output at Mobil refineries. Supervisory and technical staff are manning the plant as operations ramp back up.
Mexico City UPI states a four member committee will study Cuba s request to join LAFTA. The conference chair Placido Garcia Reynosa says Argentina s push for a vote could exclude Cuba, with others proposing amendments. Argentina opposes Cuban entry and urges Uruguay to survey all nations represented.
An 18 month old girl returned to Indianapolis General Hospital on a judge ordered readmission after her mother and stepfather removed her against medical advice. Theresa K. Smith had swallowed about 70 tablets intended for pregnant women and remained in critical condition Friday night.
The report notes that nine nations backed its bid for admission while Cuba was expected to receive no more than three votes.
Architect Samuel Paul showcases a bi level three bedroom home with a dramatic mid level living area and foyer. The 62 8 by 32 8 foot dwelling includes a main level 1 398 square feet and lower level 1 023 square feet plus porch and deck, with garden and storage space.
A bi level home with three bedrooms and 22 baths lists 1398 square feet in living areas plus 240 square foot porch and 174 square foot deck. Lower level including garage adds 1023 square feet. Overall dimensions are 62 ft 8 in by 32 ft 0 in including porch. without porch width is 50 ft 8 in.
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