Kashmir's Future Still in Doubt as Nehru Faces Referendum Question
UPI analysis recalls Nehru's 1949 pledge to let Kashmir decide by referendum under international auspices after Indian and Pakistani troops moved in. The Chinese invasion pushed both sides toward negotiations, while Ayub Khan in Pakistan risks his career amid Western arms aid and party strife.
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Social Security Interviews Move to Appointment Only
Social Security interviews for Greene county residents will be by appointment only starting January. Bloomington manager Joseph Hesselgrave announced the change, noting reduced waiting times and new Bloomfield service. Residents unable to visit Bloomington can request an appointment by writing for Bloomfield or Linton interviews, with the Bloomington office at 115 West Seventh Street and phone Edison 2 9311.
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Hesselgrave
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Edison
Rock Hudson to Star in Man's Favorite Sport
Rock Hudson will star in Man's Favorite Sport a Howard Hawks production to be released in 1963. The film features a playboy character who enjoys pursuing a public relations girl.
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Sportsman Rock Hollywood
Rock Hudson
Howard Hawks
Purdue Netmen Beat Wabash 73 64 in Hoosier Showdown
Wabash suffers first indepen dent loss as Purdue defeats them 73 to 64 at home. Indiana teams remain undefeated in state alongside Notre Dame and Indiana State. Purdue led 39 34 at half with Ronnie Hughes scoring 17 while Rusty Nichols of Wabash was held to 1 field goal.
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United Press International
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Goshen
Indiana
Notre Dame
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Purdue
Taylor
Hoosier College
Earlham
Tusculum
West Carolina
Hanover
Baptist Choir to Sing Christmas Cantata at 3 P M
The First Baptist church choir will perform the cantata Night of Miracles by John W. Peterson at 3 00 Sunday afternoon. Mrs Keith Thornton organist will play the prelude and the invocation will follow. Wes Hensley narrates the story and the soloists include John Laymon Jim Watkins Don Scifres. The choir, directed by Mrs Edward Slover, features sopranos altos tenors and basses. invitation is extended to the public.
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Keith Thornton
Wes Hensley
John Laymon
Jim Watkins
Don Scifres
Donna Edwards
Thornton
Edward Slover
Gladys Farthing
Olive Strong
Emily Breck
Ann Hensley
Gladys Kendall
Patsy Carpenter
Elizabeth Carpenter
Toma Carpenter
Betty Anderson
Jane Slover
Fern Edwards
Ina Martindale
Thelma Taylor
Sara Edwards
Sharon Anderson
Margaret Pirtle
Peggy Miller
Virginia Franklin
Janice Slover
Laymon
Ruth Plew
Watkins
Ray Boyer
Cliff Strong
Ed Taylor
Leon Carpenter
Wayne Corbin
Dale T. Hemnbaugh
Woody Strode Joins Movieland Wax Museum Cast
Former UCLA football star turned actor Woody Strode is named the first Black performer to join Movieland Wax Museum. He will appear beside Kirk Douglas in Spartacus gladiatorial scene.
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Woody Strode
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Movieland Wax Museum
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Kirk Douglas
VU Tuesday Mixed League results at Weaver's Grocery
J Weaver led with 424 and team went 1 win 2 losses. Other top scores include M Weaver 379 T Weaver 489 C Weaver 347 B Dunning 559. Super Motors went 2-1 led by Duvivier 526 and Duvivier 552. Griffin Engineering and Criss Insurance posted 2-1 records.
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B. Dunning
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R. Duvivier
G. Shepherd
Griffin Engineering
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M. Turpin
J. Griffin
J. Long
Linton Glass
B. Sollars
L. Sollars
D. Clayton Jr
L. Elliott
Criss Insurance
F. Place
B. Place
J. Nelson
E. McDonald
L. McDonald
Blue Flame
B. Gentry
M. Faught
D. Faught
B. Reed
G. Reed
Relentless Cold Grips Midwest and South Record Strong
The arctic air centered over the Gulf States drove a severe cold wave across the eastern half of the nation. Indiana saw weekly averages around 16 above zero, with South Bend 6, Lafayette 10, and Fort Wayne 11 degrees. Georgia faced the depth of winter as Atlanta recorded four above. Ice and frost damaged Florida crops while Texas panhandled Rio Grande Valley feared frost as smudge pots burned through the night. The death toll from a week of snow and cold exceeded 100. Though Great Lakes areas looked for warmer readings, another eight straight days of snow persisted in some sections.
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Texas
Atlanta
Dixie
Freeze Warning Sweeps Florida as Snow Strikes East
Florida residents are told to protect pipes and car radiators as a cold wave grips the region. A Miami clothier rushes north for top goats amid a statewide surge in sales of electric heaters blankets and heavy clothing. The nationwide death toll from the Arctic outbreak tops 119 with state tallies ranging from Michigan and New England to Florida and beyond. The Weather Bureau calls the December Arctic surge one of the greatest in the Eastern United States. Snow lingers in the Midwest as the snow belt of Indiana Michigan and Ohio continues to shed powder with trends hinting at improving weather ahead.
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Tennessee
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Death of columnist George E. Sokolsky at 69 in New York
New York columnist George E. Sokolsky, a leading exponent of economic and political conservatism, died of a heart attack Wednesday night in his New York apartment. He was 69 and was survived by his wife Dorothy and daughter Mrs. Donald Feuerstein. His 18 year old column These Days was syndicated by King Features.
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New York
George E. Sokolsky
Sokolsky
Dorothy
Donald Feuerstein
King Features
Want Ads Urge Quick Action With Phone Number
A classified notice urges readers to call 847 4487 today to secure extra money from Citizen Want Ads. The short prompt emphasizes urgency and immediate action to obtain funds.
Lyons Boy Is Runner-Up Honorary Mayor Chooses Santa Claus
Santa Claus Postmaster Elbert S. Reinke announced Wallace Rowelson of Philadelphia Pa as honorary mayor for Dec 15 17 after reviewing hundreds of letters from Christmas born children nationwide. Runners up included Lyons 23 year old Richard Edwards.
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Wallace
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Pennsylvania
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Hoosier Attorney Charged in Kidnapping Case
Indianapolis police hold 40 year old attorney William E. Hanson on kidnapping and rape charges after a 31 year old cocktail lounge waitress identified him as her attacker. She led officers to his apartment where a gun was found. Hanson denies the charges. The case was continued until Monday.
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Indianapolis
William E. Hanson
Akron
Ind
Hanson
Bob Denver Taught History At California School
CBS Television actor Bob Denver known for Dobie Gillis taught history and arithmetic and coached athletics at a California school during his early career.
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Bob Denver
CBS Television Network
Dobie Gillis
California
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