U S Offers NATO Nuclear Defense At Summit
The United States proposes arming 14 European allies with nuclear warheads and intermediate range missiles to form a NATO defense shield. Dulles outlines a stockpile under U S custody with release to NATO commanders in war. France West Germany and Italy seek bargains and Algeria ties to any bases. Britain backs talks to ease Cold War tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
NATO
West
East Paris
United States
John Foster Dulles
West Germany
Norway
Denmark
Italy
Russia
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Eisenhower
Dulles
NATO Council
France
Algeria
North Africa
Paris
Free World
NATO Supreme Allied
Lauris Norstad
Very Close to Perfecting 5000-Mile Missiles
The Navy stated the United States was very close to perfecting a family of ballistic missiles able to strike up to 5000 miles, though officials did not specify what they meant by very close. Convair’s J R Dempsey indicated the government might ask to prepare the 5000-mile Atlas missile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
United States
Garrison Norton
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
J.R. Dempsey
Convair Corp
Dempsey
Air Force Assn
Water hydrant charges set for Anderson Township levy
105 new water hydrants to be in operation in Anderson township by week’s end at 75 dollars each as charged by the Public Service Commission. Costs to be assessed to the township by the city attorney. The board discussed possible extra appropriations and noted hydrants were few in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Township
Water Department
D. Jones
Public Service Commission
Anderson
Jack B. Campbell
Board of Works
Jones
Campbell
D. M. Gwinnup
Emergency Rescue Vehicle May Serve Anderson Township
Emergency service coverage for Anderson Township discussed by the Safety Board. City Attorney Campbell supports vehicle runs in both township and city limits citing humanitarian reasons. Fire Chief Johnson commits to making runs regardless of board decision. Board Chairman Kuntz ill, action deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert W. Johnson
John Kuntz
East German trawler seeks asylum after crew deserts
In Stockholm AP report a month after one East German trawler sought political asylum in Sweden, another Communist trawler with an extra crew retraced and returned for further instructions as the deserters also sought asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Tree Spraying Classified Ad Draws Wide Interest
An East Street resident reports strong demand from a classified ad for tree spraying. The notice brought many calls and secured all the jobs wanted, including work from a local grocery store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Street
Alletin and Herald
Christmas Tree Spraying Classified Notice
Want ads reveal rapid results as Bulletin-Herald classified pages reach 36 000 subscribers. To place ads, dial for weekly rates and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin - Herald
Madison County Commissioners Open Road Bid Session
The Madison County Board of Commissioners opened sealed bids for highway department supplies for 1958. Bidders offered itemized bids with experience, project plan, equipment, and financial statements under oath. Contracts cover bituminous materials, asphalt, surface supplies, parts for graders and trucks, fuel and anti freeze products, posts, pipe, cement, gravel, signs, and other road building items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman Swain
Guy Lewis
Clifton Paddock
Commission
Weather Boosts Record Crowds During Holiday Shopping
The Anderson area expects record crowds with mild dry weather and heavy traffic downtown. Extra shopping hours are in effect with stores open late this week including 5 p.m. Wednesday and 8 p.m. Thursday through Monday. temperatures near 50 and a chance of rain Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Anderson Retail
Girard Returns Home Amid Jeers From Fellow GIs
Pvt William H Girard 22 Ottawa Ill arrived with his Japanese wife Haru Candy on the Navy transport Anderson at Fort Mason amid boos from about 600 service members and 75 onlookers. He had been reduced from specialist to private and placed under a suspended sentence after a Japanese court conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Girard
U.S
Ottawa
Ill
Japan
Hary
Candy
Oakland
Calif
Illinois
Ft. Sheridan
Army
San Francisco
Navy
William 8. Girard
United States
Haru
Anderson
Fort Mason
Aulde Lang
Santa Fe
Chicago
Oakland Army Terminal
Santa Fe Terminal
Union Ends Subway Strike In New York
The eight day subway strike in New York ended after leaders urged workers to return to duty. More than 1,500 motormen defied a court order but the union did not win full recognition. Four MBA officers stayed jailed for contempt while the public heard their assurances of a fair hearing and eventual bargaining reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Independent Motormen's Benevolent Assn
MBA
Theodore Loos
Capehart Urges Unity Within Indiana GOP to Aid Nation
INDIANAPOLIS UP Len Homer E Capehart urged Indiana Republicans to end intra party bickering and stop beating the brains out of the Eisenhower administration. He and Rep Charles Halleck attacked constant criticism of national leaders at a closed luncheon attended by Gov Handley, the GOP state committee and nine Indiana Congressmen. Newsmen were asked to leave as speechmaking began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Len Homer E. Capehart
Capehart
Indiana
Delco Remy Announces Christmas and New Year Schedules
Delco Remy announces holiday hours for office and plant staff during Christmas and New Year weeks. Office workers depart Dec 24 noon and return Dec 26 morning. plants close Dec 30 31 and Jan 1 with returns Jan 2. Donald L. Boyes, GM, posts the notice under the UAW contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delco-Remy
Delco- Remy
General Motors
Donald L. Boyes
UAW
Christmas Play Readied For Convert AC
The Gift of the Magi adapted for stage by Miss Bonnie Theuret will be staged at Anderson College in a 9 o'clock convocation. The freshman director leads a cast including Jeanette Bloodworth Della and Douglas Smith. Production staff covers technicians, stage crew, properties, costumes, make up, lighting and publicity from several cities and states.
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C. Henry
Bonnie Theuret
Hyattsville
Anderson College
Jeanette Bloodworth
Ft. Meade
Fla
Della
Douglas Smith
Fairview Park
Jim
Elizabeth Chapman
Newport News
Charity
LaVonne Martin
Harrison, Ark
Sofroni
John Bailey
Anderson
Customer
James Dillingham Young
Miss Theuret
Miss
Noblesville
Ind
Thelma Rash
Nonita Appelman
LaGrange
Norma Slauson
South Bend
Ron Longstreth
St. Louis
Evelyn Sayers
Indianapolis
Shultz
Peggy Maddox
Hammond
Leonard Brown
Liberal
Kans
Glen Koglin
Ground Lease Signed for Madison County Airport Site
The Madison County Board of Commissioners and Aviation Commission signed a 99 year ground lease for 215.4 acres at the County Farm site west of Chesterfield to the City of Anderson. The lease funds the 4200 foot runway plan and allows county farming on unused portions with occasional public use airport provisions. Funding includes $35,000 in 1958 tax levies, $50,000 from General Motors, and potential federal aid, with CAA approval as a condition. Participants included county and city officials and the aviation board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Madison County Board of Commissioners
Board of Aviation Commission
Guy E. Lewis
Clifton Paddock
Truman Swain
County Commission
Ralph Ferguson
Miller Huggins
Charles Humphrey
Lester Farren
Mathern Brown
Aviation Commission
Jesse Biddle
Jack Campbell
Bayne Burton
Herald
Madison County
Chesterfield
Commission
Civil Aeronatics Authority
CAA
General Motors Corporation
Board of
Madison County Commissioners
Guy Lewis
Lester L. Farren
Charles R. Humphrey
Miller J. Huggins
Princess Margaret Stirs Headlines With Weekend Retreat
Princess Margaret sparked renewed debate after missing royal functions and spending a weekend at the Sussex country estate of old friend Lord Rupert Neville. The visit recalled 1955 Uckfield meetings with Peter Townsend and the couple’s breakup amid church and crown tensions. Townsend later left for a global journey from Capetown.
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London
Margaret
Peter Townsend
Buckingham Palace
Windsor Castle
Elizabeth
Townsend
Palace
Uckfield House
Sussex
Lord Rupert Neville
Uckfield
Capetown
South Africa
Moon Rocket Prediction Stirs Cold War Space Talk
A Moscow radio broadcast quoted Prof. K Stanyukovich predicting the Soviet Union will launch a moon rocket within 18 to 24 months. He said adding one or two stages to ballistic rockets could reach seven miles a second, and the first moon craft may carry a visible flare on the lunar surface. In a separate incident, five year old Carolyn Ross was injured after a collision with a car driven by Donald Bell at 17th Street and Sheridan, with Bell not charged.
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London
Moscow
Soviet Union
K. Stanyukovich
Soviet Commission For Interplanetary Travel
Stanyakovich
Moon
Carolyn Ross
Sheridan St
17Th St
Sheridan
Donald E. Bell
Nichol Ave
17Th West
Bell
New Arrivals Born at St John’s Hospital
Mr and Mrs Robert Eliason welcome a son at 2303 E 4th St. Mrs Melvin Miller greet a daughter at 1004 E 38th St. Mrs Harvey Brown announce a daughter at 1704 Dewey St. Mr and Mrs Thomas Buckner have a son at 1830 Madison Ave. Mr and Mrs Carl Linquist report a daughter at 1208 Broadway. Mr and Mrs Earl LaRue announce a daughter at 328 St Rd 67. Mr and Mrs Hubert Young celebrate a daughter at 227 W 12th St. Mr and Mrs Donald Parker of Pendleton have a son. Mr and Mrs James Johnson at 417 Federal Dr. welcome a son. Mr and Mrs M Hubert Laws Son Rt 2 report a son. Mr and Mrs Robert Book Rt 3 have a daughter. Mr and Mrs Ted Rusher announce a son at 2609 Fowler St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Eliason
E. 4Th St
Melvin Miller
Harvey Brown
Dewey St
Thomas Buckner
Madison Ave
Carl Linquist
Broadway
Earl LaRue
St. Rd
Hubert Young
W. 12Th St
Donald Parker
Pendleton
James Johnson
Federal Dr
M. Hubert Lawsson
Robert Book
Ted Rusher
Fowler St
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Lane
Einar Gerhardson
Louis Waldman
Independent Motormen’s Benevolent Association
New York City
Commissioners Open
Subway
Handley
GOP
Malcolm Grossman
Delores Nelson
Brookings
S. Oak
Princess Again
St. John’s Hospital
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