Eisenhower Calls Bipartisan Aid Talks for May 9
President Eisenhower summons Democratic and Republican leaders to a May 9 Washington conference on the 4.4 billion foreign aid program. He plans a mid May foreign aid message as doctors report health improving from a lingering cough. The move follows criticism in Congress over cost and scope of aid.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Washington
Congress
Southland
White House
Foreign Affairs
Senate
House
Georgia
James C. Hagerty
Howard M. Snyder
Hagerty
Grand Jury's Roads Inquiry Resumes In Indiana
The Marion County grand jury will hear from former State Highway Commission Chairman Neil Godwin and six others as part of a land buying scandal probe. Investigators expect congressional hearings led by Gore and Chavez, with focus on Milan bypass, Tri-State Expressway, U.S. 27 north of Richmond, and Madison Avenue in Indianapolis.
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Grand Jury
Indianapolis
Marion County
State Highway Department
State Highway Commission
U.S. Senate
Indiana
Gore
D-Tenn
Sen
Alb
Senate Public Works Committee
Washington
John L. Mutz
Filmo M. Sedillo
Virgil W. Smith
Milan
George N. Craig
Lawrence Peak
Geneva
Peaks
Robert A. Peak
Smith
Madison Avenue
Peak
John G. Tinder
Jack C. Daw
Right of Way
Harry Doggett
Greensburg
George T. Wheldon
Tinder
Deane EF. Walker
Culver
Craig
William H. Sorrell
Knightstown
Justices Deny Irvin Appeal in Death Penalty Case
The U S Supreme Court denied Leslie Irvin's appeal seeking a hearing. Irvin, convicted of the fatal shooting of Wesley Kerr at a filling station in Evansville, faced execution scheduled for March 29, 1957, later stayed pending a habeas corpus writ.
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Washington
LLP
Supreme Court
Leslie Irvin
Indiana
Irvin
Wesley Kerr
Evansville
Indiana Supreme Court
Harold H. Burton
U.S. Supreme Court
Michigan City
Ind
Gibson County
Kentucky
Kerr
Businessmen Visit City Schools Today
More than 150 business and industry leaders will participate in the Community Education Day program starting at 8:30 a.m. at South Side Junior High School with a coffee hour. Visitors will tour city schools, meet faculty, and observe classes to learn about local school procedures and programs.
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South Side
G. E. Ebbertt
William F. Hovermale
Katherine Langell
Enoch Drumm
John Paul Huffman
Anderson High School
James Allen
Fireman's Float Fire In Chicago Cleanup Parade
A fire during a Saturday Chicago cleanup parade damaged a firemen’s float carrying a replica house where 13 people perished in a blaze. Firemen say a overheated smudge pot produced smoke and sparked the display fire.
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Chicago
This Is The Time When Lake Cottages Are Rented Early
Vacation planners are urged to reserve lake cottages now with adverts in Classification 56 Summer Resorts. A sample listing notes a four room cottage on Little Bar Bee with a screened porch and reasonable price. Renting ads weekly can yield strong returns. call 3-537 to place cottage for rent notices and follow the daily Want Ads.
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Bulletin and Herald
Little Barbee
Dial
Police Official to Inspect Postal Vehicles Today in Anderson
Capt. Floyd A. Kline of the Anderson Police Traffic Safety Department will inspect all local postal vehicles today as part of a county auto safety check kickoff. The event launches the parade through downtown Anderson on Saturday with high school bands from Anderson Elwood Alexandria and Lapel.
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Floyd A. Kline
Anderson
Madison County
Queens
William Hovermale
Elwood
Alexandria
Lapel
Sagan Discharged After Paris Car Crash Hospital Stay
French novelist Francoise Sagan 21, author of Bonjour Tristesse, left Maillot Clinic in Neuilly after a two week hospitalization for injuries from a sports car crash. She was carried from the clinic on a stretcher and taken by ambulance to the home of film producer Alain Bernheim.
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Paris
Francoise Sagan
Neuilly
Miss Sagan
Alain Bernheim
Clean-Up Week Kickoff Signals City Effort
City observes Clean-Up Week with merchants sweeping Meridian Street from 7th to 14th while Fire Department officials lead the effort. The Anderson Retail Association, Chamber of Commerce leaders, and local groups plan ivy planting, parades, trash removal, yard and house cleaning projects through the week ending Saturday.
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Anderson Retail Association
Meridian St
7Th
14Th St
Anderson Fire Department
Howard Himes
Fire Department
Earl Toombs
Anderson Board of Realtors
South Side
Anderson Urban League
West Side
Bill Wilson
Warren Marshall
Retail Association
William Havermale
Chamber of Commerce
Garland Hines
Morris Rossen
Sam Sprinkle
Chic Johnson
Garland Littoral
Ray Hinkle
George Connell
Dan Sayers
Warren Park
Gilbert Shelton
Anderson
14Th Sts
Herald
Soviet Warns West Against Interference in Jordan
Moscow radio quoted the Soviet Foreign Ministry warning Western powers not to interfere in Jordan as the Jordanian situation continued to unfold. The broadcast framed the appeal as an official statement on the ongoing crisis.
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Jordan
Middle East
Soviet Union
United States
Foreign Office
Moscow
Cairo
Hussein
Saud
Saudi Arabia
U. S
Foreign Ministry
London
Russia
McCarthy Ill With Acute Hepatitis At Bethesda Naval Hospital
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy 47 was admitted to Bethesda Naval Hospital with acute hepatitis and remained seriously ill. He has a history of ailments and recent activity included speeches and the Zwicker promotion clash, with prior hospitalizations for sinus issues and a leg injury.
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Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Maryland
Washington
Llp
U.S. Senate
McCarthy
Wisconsin Republican
Senate
Ralph W. Zwicker
Zwicker
Naval Hospital
Shirley Man Hurt In Wreck
A Shirley man, Elias Ervin Hibbard 49 of Shirley, suffered concussion and possible skull fracture after his northbound car collided with another vehicle on Columbus Ave then struck two trucks and a fence. He was taken to St. John's Hospital for emergency treatment.
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Shirley
26Th St
Columbus Ave
Elias Ervin Hibbard
Rt. 2
St. John’s Hospital
Baker Brothers
Doyle Wright
Marion Knotts
Mr. Hibbard
Columbus
Helen Smith
6Th St
Hibbard
Colonial Bakery
Delco-Remy
Ronald Royal
Royal Home
Main St
Summitville
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
The Family Car
Herbert is teased for doing almost no exercise while he opens the car door for the narrator. The exchange portrays a light humorous domestic moment centered on daily routines and family dynamics.
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Herbert
Blaze destroys house west of Summitville
A blaze believed to stem from an electrical short destroyed a nine room frame house owned by Mr and Mrs Dan McDermott on Jim Vinson Road six miles west of Summitville Monday night. Firemen fought the flames about 44 hours with water shortages and traffic delays from curious onlookers hampering efforts. Alexandria and Elwood crews aided Summitville while Sheriff Brogdon dispersed crowds and cleared routes for pumpers and tankers.
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Summitville
Dan McDermott
Here
Jim Vinson
Alexandria
Elwood
Joe L. Brogdon
James DeLong
McDermott
Mild Sunny Weather Boosts Indiana Garden Plans
Sunny skies in Indiana boosted farmers and gardeners hopes for catching up on delayed tasks. Forecasters expect five days of above normal temperatures with highs in the 70s and nights in the 40s and only light showers possible Friday or Saturday.
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Indiana
Contractor testifies government reimbursed payoffs to Teamsters
Earl Bettendorf, a U S contractor from Texarkana, testified before the Senate Labor Rackets Committee that the government reimbursed him about 4 000 dollars in payments to two Scranton Teamsters officials to allow non union drivers to deliver materials to a Tobyhanna Army depot. He said the weekly 175 dollar payments went to Joseph McHugh and Robert Malloy and he denied soliciting the union for the money.
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Bettendorf
United States
Navy
Teamsters
Union
McHugh
Malloy
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
FBI
Paul Bradshaw
Scranton
Bradshaw
Teamster
Joseph McHugh
Parker Addresses GOP Women stressing duty to face every situation
Lt. Gov. Crawford Parker told the Madison County Women’s Republican Club that a party must face up to all situations. He praised the 1957 Indiana Legislature for raising gasoline taxes and noted the state’s rise in population and rank in tax levels since 1929.
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Crawford Parker
Madison County Women's Republican Club
YMCA
Durbin Hollingsworth
Superior Court 2
Sid M. Cleveland
George Chambers
5Th District
R. H. Roberts
GOP
Fairy Stanley
E. C. Toner
Sid Cleveland
Parker
Republican Party
General Assembly
Indiana
Anderson Chamber of Commerce Wins U S Fire Safety Award
Anderson's Chamber of Commerce was among seven Indiana groups honored in the United States Chamber of Commerce annual awards in Washington. The local chamber earned a merit certificate in fire safety in the 50,000 to 100,000 population class, with Terre Haute also cited in that range. Indianapolis and Peru also received awards in their classes, while Muncie and Columbus led in work programs. Fort Wayne and Crawfordsville were among other Indiana winners.
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Anderson
Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
United States Chamber of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Terre Haute
Hoosier
Indianapolis
Peru
Chambers
Muncie
Columbus
New Arrivals Born Yesterday at St John’s Hospital
New births reported from St John’s Hospital include a son to Donald Bergstrom at 1732 W 12th St, a daughter to Donald Smith at 2016 Nelle St, a son to Orval Warren at 4025 Andover Rd, a son to Jack Patterson at 1306 W 13th St, a son to Oliver Thompson at 1620 Sherman St, a son to Carl Hayes at 131 Hendricks St, a son to Paul Summers Rt 2, and a son to John Foster at 2208.
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St. John's Hospital
Donald Bergstrom
W. 12Th St
Donald Smith
Nelle St
Orval Warren
Andover Rd
Jack Patterson
W. 13Th St
Oliver Thompson
Sherman St
Carl Hayes
Hendricks St
Paul Summers
Rt. 2
John Foster
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Nelson
International Cooperation Administration
Beirut
Mediterranean
Oklahoma
WEST
Shirley Man
Wally Falk
GOP Women’s Club
Belle Baker
Cedars of Lebanon
Hollywood
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Anderson Chamber of Commerce
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Crawfordsville
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