United States and Britain Open Syrian Crisis Talks
U S and Britain began urgent consultations on the Communist power grab in Syria with NATO members expected to join, notably Turkey. The crisis threatens Mediterranean access, Middle East peace, and the Baghdad Pact, prompting discussions in London and Washington about strengthening the Eisenhower doctrine and allied defense lines.
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U.S
Britain
Syria
Turkey
Iraq
Iran
Pakistan
Russia
United States
Egypt
Daniel F. Gilmore
United Press
London
NATO
Mediterranean
West
Mideast
Washington
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Middle East
Beirut
Lebanon
Cairo
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Nasser
Kuwatly
Khalid Bakdash
Kuwaiy
Fassenhower
Local Lad Wins All American Soap Box Derby Title
Terry Townsend of Anderson Ohio won the 20th All American Soap Box Derby at Derby Downs near Akron. He beat David Hakman of Los Angeles and Andy Vasko of St Catharines Ontario in a field of 158. Townsend will tour Europe for two weeks with a $5000 scholarship and will appear on the Dave Garroway Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champi
Woodroe Townsend
Terry Townsend
Anderson
Derby Downs
Akron
Ohio
America
Europe
Terry
Anderson Lad
N. Parkway
David Hakman
Los Angeles
Calif
Andy Vasko
St. Catherines
Ontario
Young Townsend
Pepsi-Cola
Beecher Kurtz
Barney
United States Proposes Broad Disarmament Steps
The United States has presented far reaching disarmament proposals to Western allies to avert a breakdown at the London conference. The plan would broaden manpower cuts and a 10 month nuclear test ban while keeping an open skies inspection and halt to future A bomb production as key conditions. If Russia responds favorably within two weeks the London talks could run to December. Major participants include Britain France Canada West Germany and other Western nations.
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London
United States
U.S
Eisenhower
Russia
John Foster Dulles
North America
Europe
Britain
France
Canada
West Germany
State Department
Auto-Truck Crash Kills 1 Near Pendleton
A car truck collision on Ind 38 one mile east of Pendleton early yesterday morning killed George Ivan Hod son 27 Rt 3 Pendleton and injured four others in the car as they were going to work at
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Ind
Pendleton
George Ivan Hodson
Rt. 3
Edel Stafford
Arcadia
Guide Lamp
General Motors
Anderson
Ind. 38
Anti-Rackets Law For Unions Asked By McClellan
Senate Rackets Committee chair John L. McClellan urged new legislation to bar gangsters from invading unions and to curb misuse of union funds. He cited 65 days of hearings revealing inadequacies and improper ties between some management and labor leaders, seeking $150,000 to continue the inquiry through Jan. 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Two Mary Hamiltons in Amherstburg create mail mix ups
In Amherstburg Ontario two women named Mary Hamilton caused postal confusion for years. One Mary Hamilton married and became Mary Hall, then another Mary Hamilton married last weekend and also became Mary Hall. The two Halls and the Hamiltons are not related.
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Amherstburg, Ont.p
Mary Hamiltons
Mary Hamilton
Mary Hall
Halls
Results So Good Ad Ordered For Another Week
A West 23rd Street resident reports success with the Business Services advertisement and extends its run for another week. The note implies a backlog of jobs such as wall washing painting and window cleaning. Madison County households commonly use Want Ad services to find specialists and rely on the classified ad line 3-5371.
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West 23Rd Street
Madison County
Want
Community Chest Budget Committee To Meet Thursday
The Community Chest Fund budget committee will meet this Thursday to review agency budget proposals and set a fundraising goal for this year's drive. Budgets from three additional agencies were presented yesterday after hearings that began last week at the Anderson Community Chest Fund office.
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Community Chest Fund
Community Chest Board
Community Chest
Anderson Community Chest Fund
Anderson Federal Building
Christian Women's Welfare Union
Boy and
Girl Scouts
Mohn Takes Responsibility for Phony Union Charters
Vice President Einar C. Mohn of the Teamsters Union admitted taking full responsibility for issuing charters to seven New York locals described by senators as hoodlum led phonies. He said the idea originated with James R. Hoffa as part of a Senate probe into the union. Mohn claimed he was unaware of racketeer leadership and approved the charters as routine.
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Washington
Einar C. Mohn
The
Teamsters Union
New York
Mohn
James R. Hoffa
Senate
McClellan
Senate Rackets Investigating Committee
Hoffa
Midwest
Martin Lacey
New York Teamster Council
John O’rourke
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Teresa Hanlon
Afl-Cio
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Committee
Sen. Kennedy
D-Mass
Eisenhower Aides Push for Restoring Foreign Aid Funds
President Eisenhower and a task force led by John Foster Dulles pressed Congress to restore the House cut in foreign aid. They argued the 30 percent reduction alters policy and could compel conscription for many youths. Dulles and aides sought Senate support to restore the full 3.367 billion program, with Rayburn cautiously noncommittal.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
House
John Foster Dulles
Senate Appropriations Committee
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Dulles
Rayburn
White House
Otto E. Passman
D-La
Appropriations
Far Cry From '35 Derby Scholarships To One Earned Sunday
A comparison notes the 1935 All-American Soap Box Derby winner Maurice Bale Jr. earned a $2000 scholarship for first place while the current winner Terry Townsend received a $5000 prize on Sunday. The article recalls Bale’s long derby tenure and his 1935 victory by three car lengths among 25 city winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Bale Jr
Terry Townsend
Anderson
Delco-Remy
Maurice
Rt. 1
Atomic Reactors Program Given Conference Approval
Senate House conference committee reported most of the Democrats program for government built atomic power reactors approved. The panel cut 37 million dollars from the bill while retaining key reactor projects including a plutonium recycling unit at Hanford and planning for a remote reactor for rural cooperatives.
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Atomic Reactors Program
Washington
Senate House
House
Senate
Democrats
Carl Durham
D-N.c
House Atomic Energy Committee
Conference Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Arco
Idaho
Calder Hall
Great Britain
Conference
Hanford
Wash
Hersey
Mich
Elk River
Minn
Chugach
Alaska
Piqua
Ohio
Nebraska Consumers Public Power District
Nebraska
Warmup Expected By Thursday To End Cool Trend
Indiana's cool spell may ease by Thursday with a light scattered shower threat. The Indianapolis Weather Bureau forecasts sunny today with temperatures around the 80s and a rise toward August norms after midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indianapolis Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Anderson
McElroy Confirmed As Defense Chief
The Senate confirmed Neil H. McElroy 52, head of Proctor and Gamble, as secretary of defense. he will resign to take the post around Oct. 1 succeeding Charles E. Wilson. The same session confirmed James H. Smith Jr., 47, Colorado rancher, as new foreign aid chief replacing James B. Hollister of Cincinnati at the International Cooperation Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Neil H. McElroy
Proctor & Gamble Co
Charles E. Wilson
James H. Smith Jr
Colorado
James B. Hollister
Cincinnati
International Cooperation Administration
Middletown Oilers Capture State Title for Wichita Trip
Middletown Oilers won the state semi pro championship 6 to 3 over Lafayette Columbians at Memorial Field, earning a trip to the National Baseball Congress event in Wichita. Phil Snodgrass spun a seven-hit gem with 10 strikeouts. Bill Crull was MVP, and Crull, Smith, Davis and Keithley made the all tournament team.
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Middletown
Oilers
Indiana
Lafayette Columbians
Memorial Field
Linder’s
Wichita
Kan
Lafayette
Phil Snodgrass
Columbians
Jack Helmkamp
Joe Heath
Carl Heninger
Bill Grull
Crull
Wally Smith
Paul Davis
Dick Keithley
Monte Hale
Oblinger
Haysville
Ramer
Anderson Junior Police League Drives for Youth Equipment
The Anderson Junior Police League will conduct a two week fundraising drive co sponsored by the Loyal Order of Moose and the Fraternal Order of Police. Funds will buy athletic equipment and other items for the youth group and members will canvass door to door in the city downtown area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Loyal Order of Moose
Fraternal
Order of Police
Four-Building State Offices Plan Advances in Indianapolis
Indiana State Office Building Commission moves forward with a $20 million new office near the Capitol and a $900000 Employment Security Building at Senate and Washington. The plan also includes purchasing three blocks for the site at about $2.415 million and uses confidential appraisals to strengthen negotiations.
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Indianapolis
Statehouse
Capitol
Senate
Washington Sts
State Library
Indiana State Office Building Commission
John Whitehead
Commission
Military Park
Chesterfield Street Work Program Begins
Chesterfield Town Board president Ward Taylor announced the Chesterfield street work program starts today with rebuilding and resurfacing. Crews will resurface North Water Street from North Street about 900 feet, closing it to traffic for several days. Other projects will start and finish in the next two weeks.
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Chesterfield
Ward Taylor
Three Carpenters Officials Fail To Appear At Roads Inquiry
In Crown Point Indiana three top Carpenters Brotherhood officials Maurice Hutcheson Frank M Chapman and O William Blaier did not appear before the Lake County Grand Jury investigating the Tri State Highway profit. Subpoenas were left at their offices and they invoked the fifth amendment prior questioning. Also absent were Virgil Smith and Nile Teverbaugh both under indictment in Marion County road scandals. The grand jury will prepare a report on the $80000 profit from Garyland sale to the state their absence noted by Prosecutor Metro Holovachka.
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Crown Point
Ind
Carpenters Brotherhood
Lake County
Grand Jury
Tri-State
Metro Holovachka
Maurice Hutcheson
Carpenters
Frank M. Chapman
O. William Blaier
Holovachka
Garyland
Chapman
Virgil
Red) Smith
Milan
Indiana Highway Commission
Nile Teverbaugh
Monroe City
Smith
Marion County
Carpenter
Sen. Gore
Teverbaugh
Gore
Henry Pfarrer
Indiana National Bank
Indianapolis
Balloon Doctor Reaches 19 Miles Up In Record Flight
Air Force Major David G. Simons rose in a tiny capsule beneath a giant balloon to nearly 19 miles altitude. He planned a 32 hour stay aloft and a landing near Miles City Montana. He reported a dark purple sky and a comfortable 64 degree gondola temperature.
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Brainerd
Minn
Air Force
David G. Simons
Miles City
Mont
Crosby
Simons
Detroit Lakes
New Arrivals Born at St Johns Hospital
A list of newborns at St Johns Hospital includes a daughter for Mr and Mrs Donald Wyatt of 30142 W 10th St a daughter for Mr and Mrs Donald Folson of 164 Ringwood Way a daughter for Mr and Mrs Charles Widner Rt 4 a son for Mr and Mrs Charles Muller 822 W Vineyard St a son for Mr and Mrs Edward Curzon 2216 Sheffield Dr a daughter for Mr and Mrs Jack Dollar 39 W 41st St a daughter for Mr and Mrs Raymond Haskell Pendleton a daughter for Mr and Mrs George Jones 1034 Indiana Ave a son for Mr and Mrs Adrian McClelleland Markleville a daughter for Mr and Mrs Billie Ins 1723 W 5th St a daughter for Mr and Mrs Joseph Smith 1708 E 18th St.
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St. John’s Hospital
Donald Wyatt
10Th St
Donald Folson
Ringwood Way
Charles Widner
Charles Muller
Vineyard St
Edward Curzon
Sheffield Dr
Jack Dollar
41St St
Raymond Haskell
Pendleton
George Jones
Indiana Ave
Adrian McClelelland
Markleville
Billie Ins
5Th St
Joseph Smith
E. 18Th St
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Asif E. Berzi
Tewfiq Nizameddine
Damascus
Israel
Jerusalem
Free World
Shukri el Kuwatly
Alexandria
Gamal Abde
Charles Sheets
Shirley
Fred Miller
Versie Ellison
Fred ‘Staroszik
Cornell Bright
Robert ‘Mangheili
Cpl
Gene Jarrett
Pendleton Post
Fred Hiday
Hiday
Hodson
Manghelli
Lamp
James L. Riggs
Open Foreign Fund
McElroy
Anderson Junior Police League
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