Syrian plane forced to land amid tensions and recalls
Two Egyptian news agencies reported that Syrian military aircraft forced a U.S. plane to land on Syrian soil on Thursday. A Syrian diplomat in Rome, recalled by Damascus, charged that a few leftist army officers were attempting to steer Syria toward a pro Communist dictatorship.
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U.S
London
Rome
Syria
U.S. Air Force
State Department
Ibrahim Husseini
United
Larry Collins
Husseini
United States
Middle East
House Rights Decision May Be Wednesday
Washington reports show Democratic leaders aiming for a House showdown next Wednesday on the civil rights bill amid GOP friction over strategy. Key figures include Rep. Carli Albert and Rep. Leo Alten, with Keating favoring a modified Senate version if possible, while leaders insist on pursuing a joint conference route to avert missing a year’s action.
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Washington
House
Carli Albert
Okla
Senate
House Rules Committee
GOP
Leo Alten
R-Il
Rules Committee
Sds
Beirut
U.S
Damascus
Allen
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N_Y
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Mass
Shaver’s 1 Dollar Bill Display Fails to Sell
In Cortland New York Howard Shaver placed an envelope with a one dollar bill outside his clothing store priced as a special at 77 cents. Many passersby looked at the sign but no one bought the bill.
Dog House Bargain Sells Fast at 80 Cent Ad
A Bulletin-Herald Classified ad for a large dog house drew about 25 calls and sold the first day it ran. The advertiser paid 80 cents cash for the Class 29 ad and promoted low weekly rates to reach a 36,000-prints circulation.
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Bulletin-Herald
Clouds and Thunderstorm Damage Across Indiana
Central Indiana will see cloudy cool weather with highs 75 to 80 as storms move through. Statewide Sunday forecasts predict highs near 78 to 80, with 58 to 68 overnight. Crews repair storm damage, Marion County linemen restore power to over 12 000 homes, Indianapolis suffers more than 250 000 in damage. Police officer Frank Spallina knocked unconscious by lightning. John Noble of Fort Wayne killed at Forest Park Golf course.
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Indiana
Marion County
Indianapolis
Frank Spallina
John Noble
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Forest Park
Keesge Grant of 7500 Made To Anderson College
Dr. John A Morrison president of Anderson College announced a 7500 grant from the Kresge Foundation for equipment and furnishings of the C E Wilson Library with the condition the college raise 37000 of the 45000 library goal. 40 000 books were moved to the new addition and the building nears dedication as part of a campus construction program. IPLANE LOSES WHEEL in Seattle incident details follow.
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John A. Morrison
Anderson College
Keesge
Old Main
C. E. Wilson
Lafayette Beats Sullivan 4-1 In Semi-Pro Tourney Double
Lafayette's Columbians edged Sullivan 4-1 to reach the Memorial Field semi pro final against Middletown Oilers. The Oilers, unbeaten in five straight league games, advanced from the winners bracket after defeating five opponents. The final was scheduled for 7:00 p.m. with Lafayette aiming for a title shot after edging Sullivan and ending the Sullivan club’s tourney run.
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Lafayette
Ralph McFallowells
Toeastern
Furn
Jack Helmkamp
Indiana
Memorial Field
Columbians
Middletown Oilers
Middletown
Sullivan
Farlowells
Wichita
Oilers
Are
Hoffa Racketeers Aid Touted In Union Balloting
Senate testimony portrayed James R. Hoffa as originator of a phantom local system used to win union elections with racketeer help. Thomas Hickey, a Teamsters organizer, said Hoffa and Johnny Dio aimed to organize New York taxi drivers and pressed for a charter from Dave Beck in 1953. Meany intervened to block the charter.
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Gardner L. Bringe
Washington
James R. Holfa
International Teamsters Union
Senate
Thomas Hickey
Teamsters International
Hoffa
Hickey
Teamsters
Johnny Dio
New York
Dio
Dave Beck
New York City
No. 807
Beck
Robert F. Kennedy
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Meany
AFL
Martin T. Lacey
New York Teamsters Union
Senate OKs 389 Million Atomic Power Bill
The Senate approved an atomic energy authorization measure worth 389 million dollars on Friday night after resisting efforts to dismantle a government plant construction program. Senator Joe Hall reported from Washington that the bill moves ahead despite administration objections.
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Joe Hall
Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Arco
Idaho
Atomic Energy Commission
Hanford
Wash
AEC
Escaping French Cave Adventurers Reach Surface
Saint Gaudens France Saturday eight cave explorers trapped 1000 feet underground by floodwaters crawled toward safety and were expected to surface at dawn. Base camp near Coume OQarne de Grottos kept contact via field telephone as they navigated intermittent communications.
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Saint Gaudens
France
Coume Oquarne de Grottos
Tax Committee Plans Meeting in Anderson YMCA
The Anderson Chamber of Commerce Tax Research Committee will meet next Wednesday at noon at the YMCA to review local government budgets and study the Chamber’s 1957 Tax Blue Book. Chaired by Theodore E. Crook with Paul H. Newhern directing, the session will include sub-committee spokesmen presenting budgets for city, school, county, township, and welfare units.
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Anderson Chamber of Commerce
YMCA
Chamber
Theodore E. Crook
Robert Cridge
Paul H. Newhern
R. V. Cridge
Wilson G. Anderson
Kenneth EB. Ballinger
Paul H. Newbern
Raymond Reydell
Robert. AL. Wells
James H. Peters
L. R. Abbott
Jesse Biddle
C. EB. McShirley
Burton McClintock
Sam McWilliams
James E. Allen
Don Bowen
Herman Hallett
John McGivern
Wilbur S. Roby
C. D. Rotruck
Wilbur L. Martin
Leland Boren
George Canaday
Wahn Dean
Gordon Johnson
William P. Thompson
DeVar Litten
Oscar Flynt
J. Robert Phillips
Paul C. Robey
Anderson
Anderson Township
Navy
Naval Air Station
Nine Naval Reservists Describe Stormy Night Afloat
Nine Naval Reservists aboard rafts braved stormy seas after a blimp wreck near South Weymouth Massachusetts. Lt Cmdr Ross M Dempsey of Burlington New Jersey led the crew while Lt jg Robert B Snow Jr radioed a distress call from Woodbridge Connecticut. A B25 picked up the distress and relayed it to Joint Search and Rescue. meanwhile Western Sun rescued Lt Cmdr Waldo Atkins of Virginia Beach. The search shifted to locating the blimp.
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Naval i
North Carolina
Fim
Nico Sound
Coast Guard
Glynco
Lakehurst
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Pimlico Sound
Weymouth
Mass
Ross M.dempsey
Burlington
N.J
J.g
Robert B. Snow Jr
Woodbridge
Conn
Air Force
Military Services
Joint
Navy
Western Sun
Omdr
Waldo 4. Atkins
Virginia Beach
Ohio killer abducted couple and hid them in trunk
An Ohio killer abducted Airman Carl Wagner and his wife Molly, forcing them into a car trunk for six hours after a hitchhiking ride. The kidnapper James Richard Esson, 36, escaped prison in 1956 and was captured in Kansas City by Officer John Davis. The victims were treated for injuries and released, while Esson faced armed robbery and kidnapping charges.
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Salina, Kan
Carl Wagner
Kansas City
Wagners
James Richard Essen
Ohio
St. Louis
Wagner
Essen
Evansville
Ind
Carl A. Wagner
Molly
Salina
Kan
Lial
John Davis
Davis
James Richard Esson
London
Esson
Ciudad Trujillo
Ican Republic
Brazilian Airliner Dives Near Dominican Coast Killing Crewman
A Brazilian airliner, crippled by engine failure, ditched off Gaspar Hernandez near Puerto Plata. Nine crew escaped in rafts, two clung to the tail as the plane broke up. Oswaldo Scherf vanished before rescue. Survivors were taken to Puerto Plata.
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Dominican
Puerto Plata
Gaspar Hernandez
Kippling
Oswaldo Scherf
Marion man nets reward for helping catch bank robber
Robert C. Harreld received 500 dollars from Farmers State Bank of Sweetser president O. C. King after aiding in the capture of a bank robber. Harreld, a disabled World War II veteran and Sweetser grocery clerk, feared repair costs to his car but the bank bonus will cover the damages. The robber, who escaped with slightly more than 1,000 dollars, rammed into the getaway car as it approached Marion.
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Marion
Ind
Robert C. Harreld
Harreld
O.C. King
Sweetser
Joot
Farmers State Bank of Sweetser
New Arrivals At St Johns And Home Hospital
Born at St John s Hospital to Mr and Mrs Donald Hollingsworth a girl and to Mr and Mrs Robert Bryan in Alexandria a girl. Also a girl to Mr and Mrs William Vetter and a girl to Mr and Mrs Harley Phipps. A son born to Mr and Mrs John Strong at Home Hospital Lafayette. Kathryn Marie born to Mr and Mrs A R Jascoviak Gary. Jascoviak is former Joed Antonidis of Jaf Lapel.
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St. John’s Hospital
Donald Hollingsworth
Fulton St
Robert Bryan
Alexandria
William Vetter
Cottage Ave
Harley Phipps
Mounds Rd
John Strong
Home Hospital
Lafayette
Earl Roudebush
Jaf Lapel
A. R. Jascoviak
Gary
Kathryn Marie
Jascoviak
Joed Antonidis
J. Edward Antonidis
25Th St
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Cairo Radio
Seattle
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Woodroe Townsend
N. Parkway
Terry
Europe
Sullivan Crew
State Highway Patrol
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Charles
Charles McGuire
Nashville
Tong
Dan Nalin
Pierre
Killer
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Werel
General Hospital
Tyson
Harry Nesbitt
Buenos Aires
suuLn Siti Davis
Lene
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