Air Force tightens pilot terms amid dropout fears
Washington says nearly half of pilot trainees may quit with a two year service increase to five years. Officials cite training costs and past exits under three year tours as justification. ROTC graduates show reluctance to re-enlist while the service aims to retain qualified pilots. Americans eat about BT million sandwiches each day.
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Washington
Air Force
Air Force Academy
Ing Corps
Lackland Air Force Base
Téx
Basie
New Tablet Dristan Promises Hay Fever Relief Without Prescription
Reports from Chicago on a three layer tablet named Dristan offering rapid relief from nasal congestion sneezing and itchy eyes due to hay fever. The tablet opens blocked passages stops sneezing clears eyes and supports body resistance against infection. Also notes obituary of Mrs. Byron C Fox in New York.
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Chicago, Ill
Nosezinus
Dristan
Whitehall Pharmacol Company
Bike And Auto Crash Injures Two In Elwood
Two boys were injured in a bike and auto crash at 2 15 p m Tuesday in Elwood. Larry Haynes 12 and Bill Smith 14 were riding Haynes front when a car driven by Jerry Murphy 23 began to pass. The bike swerved into the auto resulting in injuries. Both youths were taken to Mercy Hospital by Fire Department ambulance. Haynes suffered bruises and torn muscles while Smith had bruises and abrasions. No blame was placed on Murphy.
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Elwood
Mercy Hospital
Larry Haynes
Fire Department
Haynes
Smith
Murphy
City approves bench ordinance with advertising and safety rules
The ordinance No 2355 sets bench placement to avoid obstruction on streets and public property It requires regular inspection and maintenance to keep benches safe clean and uniform Backs must be seven feet long two feet high and permits may display ads on both sides with restrictions Avoiding traffic confusion is required and a licensing test and insurance provisions are included
City council approves multiple zoning and real estate actions
Ordinance No. 2349 rezones Lot 24 Woodlawn Add to business at 203 Fairview St and Lot 252 Jackson Park Add to business at 230 Walton St. Lot 253 Jackson Park Add and Lots 33 34 35 36 Lincoln Park Add shift to business. Ordinance No. 2254 allows four way stop signs at Forrest Terrace intersections. Also three resolutions authorize sale of city real estate for Container Corp of America expansion and Park Addition lots 4 and 5. The derby highlighted Terry and Barney of Anderson Pepsi sponsorship.
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Woodlawn Addition
Fairview St
Jackson Park Addition
Walton St
Jackson Park
Lincoln Park
32Nd St
Forrest Terrace
36Th St
Container Corporation of America
Anderson
Container Corporation
Park
4-H Exhibitors at Madison County State Fair
County 4-H clubs prepare for judging and festivities at the state fair. Club leaders in Madison County have distributed 4-H club tickets to members who completed their work.
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Madison County
Township List of Nominators and Participants
Deadline years continued from page one with a roster of names by township. Stonycreek Union Van Buren list includes Hudson Oliver Kiphart Ed Macdox Ernest Templeton Le Smith Gordon Buren Earnest Green Al Ferguson Beryl Huffman Noland Lloyd Clifton Holycross Joe Montgomery Ivan Spegal Omer Sears Arthur Woodward Horace Bronnenberg John Holsinger Lee Hoppes Loree Hideman Carl Hover Ernest Hull Harold Hoppes Kenneth Pittsford Kenneth Saunders Richard Stinson Charles Bramel Eugene DuPucy Fred Ellsworth Philip Hannon Russell Johnson Charles Melling William Richards Cletus Thurston Ralph Thurston Arthur Wooley.
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Hudson
Oliver Kiphart
Ed Macdox
Ernest Templeton
le Smith
Stonycreek
Gordon Buren
Earnest Green
al Ferguson
Beryl Huffman
Noland Lloyd
Clifton Holycross
Joe Montgomery
Ivan Spegal
Omer Sears
Arthur Woodward
Union Township
Horace Bronnenberg
John Holsinger
Lee Hoppes
Loree Hideman
Carl Hover
Ernest Hull
Harold Hoppes
Kenneth Pittsford
Kenneth Saunders
Richard Stinson
van Buren
Charles Bramel
Eugene DuPucy
Fred Ellsworth
Philip Hannon
Russell Johnson
Charles Melling
William Richards
Cletus Thurston
Ralph Thurston
Arthur Wooley
Road resurfacing spreads through city streets
Asphalt was laid on FE and 8th streets with work from Milton to Chestnut and Madison to Terry Jackson. Plans call for resurfacing on Madison from 8th to Nichol and Nichol to 12th as crews finish sweeping and clear loose stone. Terry Townsend, 14, son of Mr and Mrs Townsend, heads toward an European tour while engineers plan traffic conforming after oil and street sweep.
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Th St
Milton St
Chestnut St
W. 8Th St
Madison Ave
Terry Jackson
8Th St
Nichol
Sun-Ave
Terry
Toombs
Larak pAdad
Aus
Nichol Ave
12Th St
Purdue
Loose Stone
Woodroe Townsend
N. Parkway
Bruce Overhey
England
France
Germany
Belgium
Italy
Hoffa Defends Ties to Firms as Union Leader
Hoffa admits co ownership with a business partner linked to his Teamsters role and rejects accusations of impropriety in dealing with firms he also contracts as a union leader. He cites 17 arrests and at least three convictions, disputing questions about his police record and associates. He defends borrowing money from Local 229 and Harold Mark, claiming loans were repaid with interest.
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Bert Brennan
Hoffa
Dave Beck
Robert F. Kennedy
Bob
Local
Harold Mark
Hoffa details loans and investments tied to union sponsors
Hoffa testified he repaid $7,000 and invested $25,000 in bonds from Freuhaus Trailer Corp run through Henry Lower, a realtor. He described an option to buy into a Florida real estate venture near Orlando and cited further loans of $5,009 from Abe Ferris, $5,000 from Jack Buskin, and $5,000 from Joe Holtzmann, with loans from union officials noted.
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Hoffa
Henry Lower
Freuhaus Trailer Corp
Teamster Union
Beck
Lower
Sun Valley
Orlando
Fla
Abe Ferris
Jack Buskin
Man
Joe Holtzmann Buskin
Lawmaker cites large aid funds and surplus for abroad
Democratic leader cites about 1.062 billion in counterpart funds and 144 billion in agricultural surplus disposal funds for use abroad, adding to 3.191 billion in new and reappropriated House funds to reach roughly 12 billion, though some 667 million may be counted twice.
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House
Obituary of Gottfried Jantz 81 Pioneer Farmer Dies
Gottfried Jantz 81 of Anderson died just before 6 p m Tuesday at Farrington Nursing Home Alexandria after several months illness. Born April 23 1876 in Poland he came to the United States in 1890 and to Anderson area in 1948. Survived by eight daughters including Mrs Enwna Bolt and Mrs Augusta Maud Greeley Colo and Mrs Ida Paul Long Beach Calif two sons Emiel Wiley Colo and Reinhold Anderson four grandchildren six great grandchildren wife Bertha died 1951. Body to Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with friends to be received after 7 p m today. Arrangements pending.
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Sheridan
Wiley
Colo
Reinhold
Jantz
Anderson
Bertha
Harold E. Rozelle
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
George Hodson Wilkinson 27 Pendleton died in a car truck collision. Elizabeth Shelton 98 Mendon died Monday morning with funeral at Maple Grove Church. Interment Mendon Cemetery. Funeral arrangements by Condo and Son Funeral Home Pendleton.
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George Ivan Hodson
Pendleton
Elizabeth Shelton
Elizabeth
Ind
Shelton
4Th St
Maple Grove
Wilo'clock
Harold E. Rozellelkjiison
Floyd John
H. L
Alexandria
Lanahan
Mechanicsburg
Mendon Cemetery
Condo and Son Funeral Home
May Wilkinson
Funeral Rites Planned for Myrtle M. Conder 81
Funeral services for Myrtle M. Conder 81 who died Monday at her daughter’s home will be held at 10 a m Thursday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. The Rev Marvin J. Hartman will officiate with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. The accident involving a child occurred when a station wagon struck the tot as she ran into the path of the vehicle. The injured child was transported to Riley Hospital Indianapolis in critical but improving condition. Police continue investigation and request information. The Malott family was en route home from Lapel when brakes failed causing a crash that hurt two children, with witnesses describing the incident as unavoidable. The article also notes Estey B Shoemaker 79 of Daleville died Monday and services will be held at Daleville Christian Church.
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Frank Vogel
Baker Broth
Frontiers Funeral
Bumper
Marvin J. Hartman
Morial Park Cemetery
Friends
McCory
Acci
Dent
Noblesville
Noblesville Hospital
Riley Hospital
Indianapolis
Malott
Saturn
Lapel
Estey Shoemaker
Daleville
Estey B. Shoemaker
Graveside Rites For Summitville Infant
Randy Scott Utrey infant son of Mr and Mrs Scott Utrey of North Main Street Summitville died at birth at 1030 p.m. Friday in St Johns Hospital Anderson Survived by parents one sister Patsy Ulrey maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Fred Briley Summitville paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Albert Cartwright Ball one great grandfather James Kelly Summitville and one great grandmother Jeahnie Goodpuastate Kentucky Body taken to Ewing Funeral Home and graveside rites held Saturday Vinson Memorial Cemetery at 4 p.m. with Rev Jesse Squires Baptist Church in charge
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Randy Scott Utrey
Scott Utrey
North Main Street
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Scott
Mary Briley Utrey
Patsy Ulrey
Shome
Fred Briley
Ao ‘Bert Cartwright
Ball
James Kelly
Jeahnie Goodpuastate
Kentucky
Ewing Funeral Home
Vinson Memorial Cemetery
Jesse Squires
The
Baptist Church
Hospital Dismissals List Names and Addresses
Dismissed from St. Johns Hospital are Myrtle Small Alexandria Gettys Neal 614 W 12th St Clarence Hines Rt 2 Bessie Williams Fairmount Marilyn Robinson 1723 W 25th St Michael Sokol and son 023 Chase St Jack Dollar and daughter 39 W 41st St Charles Widener and daughter Rt 4 George Jones and daughter 1034 Indiana Ave Jess Reed 4204 Feraway Dr Gladys Board 2728 Central Ave Mary Ulery Summitville Louise Schepper 2428 W Richard Bricham Frankton Lula Lawson Pendleton Flora Pillon 52942 Milton Avenue
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St. John's Hospital
Myrtle Small
Alexandria
Gettys
Gladys Board
Central Ave
Mary Ulery
Summitville
Louise Schepper
25Th
Richard Bricham
Frankton
Lula’ Lawson
Pendleton
Flora Pillon
Milton Avenue
Passport records show refusals and February 1956 applications
Changes show Stern last held a 1942 American passport and applied again in February 1956 but was refused. The son was covered by the 1951 passport and records note a February 1956 American passport application at the American Embassy.
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Stern
William Gunn 90 funeral services near Arcadia
Services for William Gunn aged 90 who died Monday at his home near Arcadia will be held at Harvey Chapel Methodist Church at 2 p.m. Wednesday with Rev. E. C. Tousley officiating. Burial is in Carey Cemetery. Friends may pay respects at the Fisher Brothers Funeral Home in Lapel before the service. The text also notes that the name Venezuela means little Venice.
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Arcadia
Harvey Chapel Methodist Church
E. C. Tousley
Carey Cemetery
Fisher Brothers
Lapel
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