Dulles Seeks Nuclear Arms for NATO Ballistic Shield
The United States proposed arming 14 European allies with nuclear warheads and ballistic missiles to form a NATO missile shield. While Britain and several leaders urged talks with Russia, Norway Denmark and others objected to U S bases on their soil without imminent war, and the NATO council was expected to back the plan.
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Paris
United States
NATO
John Foster Dulles
West Germany
Norway
Denmark
Italy
Russia
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Eisenhower
U.S
Union Ends Subway Strike In New York
The worst New York subway strike ends after eight days as 1500 plus Motormen accept a back-to-work order despite a court injunction. Leaders say gains include public support and potential future recognition while some officers remain jailed for contempt. City commutes resume with trains running on schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Waldman
Independent Motormen’s Benevolent Association
New York City
Subway
New York
Independent Motormen's Benévolent Assa
Capehart Urges Indiana GOP Unity Against Internal Strife
Senator Homer Capehart and Representative Charles Voce urged Indiana Republicans to end intraparty bickering with the Eisenhower administration. The closed meeting, including Gov Handley and the GOP committee, prompted motormen to report back to national leaders as they dispersed to their duties. Newsmen were excluded as speakers began.
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Indianapolis
Homer FE. Capehart
R-ind
Indiana
Eisenhhower
Capehart
Charles Vhce
Rism
Handley
GOP
Nuclear missiles and NATO talks loom in early plans
U S officials discuss missiles capable of hitting 5000 miles as NATO faces late 1950s tensions. Dulles outlines blueprint for a ballistic program while NATO leaders seek security assurances and limited basing. France and other allies show reluctance amid Algeria issues. Subways face delays as postwar upheaval disrupts daily life.
Water hydrant charges to be township levy Anderson
105 new water hydrants will be in operation in Anderson township by week’s end at 75 dollars each as set by the Public Service Commission. Costs will be assessed by the City of Anderson to Anderson township, with no prior hydrant rentals charged to the township. The board considers a special meeting to approve additional appropriations.
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Anderson Township
Water Department
E. D. Jones
Public Service Commission
Anderson
Jack B. Campbell
Board of Works
Jones
Campbell
D. M. Gwinnup
Emergency Service Considers Township Coverage in Anderson
Safety board weighs expanding rescue vehicle runs to Anderson township in addition to city limits. City Attorney Campbell supports the move for humanitarian reasons. Fire Chief Johnson says he will run anyway despite board decision delay due to illness of Chairman Sohn Kuntz.
East German trawler crew seeks asylum in Sweden
A month ago the East German trawler crew escaped to Sweden for political asylum. The Communists sent a second boat with extra crew to reclaim the immobilized ship, but they deserted as well and asked for asylum. The relief trawler returned to port for instructions.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Relef
Tree Spraying Ad Delivers Wide Results in Local Paper
An East Street resident reports strong response to a classified ad for tree spraying in the Bulletin and Herald. The ad drew many calls and secured all needed work including a grocery store job.
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East Street
Bulletin and Herald
Christmas Tree Spraying Classified Ad Promo
A Want Ad promotion notes quick results from Want Ads delivered to 36,000 subscribers. Calls to order advertise dialing 5371 for the weekly Tate.
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Alletin - Herald
Tate
Madison County Commissioners Open Road Supply Bids
The Madison County Board of Commissioners opened sealed bids yesterday for highway and garage materials including bituminous aggregates liquids asphalt calcium chloride and rock salt. Bids cover items from culverts to tires lenses and welding supplies with contracts to be awarded during the current session based on state highway specifications and bidder experience.
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Madison Coun
Board of Commissioners
Truman Swain
Iboard
Guy Lewis
Clifton Paddock
Commission
Weather Boosts Anderson Christmas Shopping
The Anderson Retail Division reports record downtown crowds likely today and tomorrow amid mild dry weather. Extra store hours are in force with 5 to 8 p.m. closings this week and heavy traffic plus crowded off street lots. Temperatures near 50 with a chance of rain Wednesday.
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Anderson
Anderson Retail
Yale
Girard Returns Home Amid Jeers From Fellow Servicemen
Pvt William S Girard 22 of Ottawa Indiana arrived back from Japan aboard the Santa Fe Chief amid boos from about 600 servicemen and onlookers. He walked ashore at Fort Mason with his wife Haru and boarded a train while newsmen pressed for quotes.
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San Francisco
William S. Girard
Hy Aman
United States
Japan
Girard
Ottawa, TI
Hisiton
Haru
S.t
Chicago
Navy
Anderson
Army
Fort Mason Sheridan
Fort Mason
Oakland
Seriops Army Terminal
Santa Fe Terminal
U.S
Ottawa
Ill
Hary
Candy
Calif
Illinois
Ft. Sharidan
Delco Remy Announces Christmas and New Year Schedules
An official notice from Donald L. Boyesmanager of Delco Remy Division outlines holiday hours for office and plant staff. Office workers take December 24 noon to December 26 morning and December 31 noon to January 2. production employees have December 30 31 and January 1 off with return January 2.
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Delco-Remy
Ofmade
Donald L. Boyes
Delco
Hour- Remy
General Moly Rate
UAW
Liz
Christmas Play Readied For Convert AC
Miss Bonnie Theuret of Hyattsville Maryland has adapted The Gift of the Magi for a college stage and will direct the 9 oclock convocation presentation at Anderson College. Delores Nelson of Brookings South Dakota is listed as producer.
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C. Henry
Bonnie Theuret
Hyattsville
Anderson College
Miss Theuret
Malcolm Grossman
Delores Nelson
Brookings, Dak
Jeanette
Bloodworth
Ft. Meade
Fla
Della
Douglas Smith
Fairview Park
Jim
Elizabeth Chapman
Newport News
Charity
LaVenne Martin
Harrison
Ark
Solvani
John Bailey
Anderson
Customer
James Dillingham Young
Nelson
Steve Rigdon
Indianapolis
Jack Samuels
Carol Shultz
St. Paul Park
Minn
Norman Hazzard
Jamestown
N.Y
David Hughes
Dorcas DeYoung
Irwin Abell
Edmonton
Alberta
Canada
Ruth Hargett
Keega Harbor
Mich
Soviet Moon Rocket Due In 18 To 24 Months Says Scientist
A Moscow radio broadcast quotes Prof. K Stanyukovich of the Soviet Commission for Interplanetary Travel predicting the USSR will launch a lunar rocket within 18 to 24 months. He says increased velocity from one or two stages on ballistic rockets could reach about seven miles per second, with early moon missions likely carrying a powerful explosive visible from Earth.
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London
Moscow
Soviet Union
K. Stanyukovich
Soviet Commission For Interplanetary Travel
Stanyukovich
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Birth notices from St. John's Hospital list new arrivals in Anderson. Mr and Mrs Robert Eliason welcome a son at 2303 East 4th Street, while Mr and Mrs Melvin Miller greet a daughter at 1004 East 38th Street. Mr and Mrs Harvey Brown announce a daughter at 704 Dewey Street. Mr and Mrs Thomas Buckier welcome a son at 1830 Madison Avenue. Mr and Mrs Carl Linquist welcome a daughter at 1208 Broadway.
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Venlares
Noblesville
Ind
Thelma Rash
Anderson
Noama Appelman
LaGrange
Norma Slauson
South Bend
Ron Longstreth
St. Louis
Evelyn Sayers
Indianapolis
Sheridan
James Johnson
Shultz
Peggyen
Donald E. Bell
Maddox
Hammond
jNichol Ave
Hubert Lane Leonard Brown
Kans
Bamp
Ion
Glen Koglin
Goodridge
Robert Book
Minn
Ann Fag West
Midway
W. Va
Bell
Ted Rusher
Markus Rudman
Palen
Fowler St
Robert Eliason
E. 4Th St
Melvin Miller
E. 38Th
Harvey Brown
Dewey St
Thomas Buckier
Madison Ave
Carl Linquist
Broadway
Airport Ground Lease Signed for Madison County Farm Site
Madison County Commissioners and Aviation Commission signed a 99 year lease enabling the City of Anderson to build an airport on 215.4 acres at the County Farm site west of Chesterfield. The plan includes a 4200 foot runway and airport facilities with annual payments of 5000 dollars, contingent on Civil Aeronautics Authority approval. Funds include 35000 dollars from 1958 tax levy and 50000 dollars from General Motors, plus potential federal aid.
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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 Forren
Mathern Brown
Madison County
Chesterfield
Aviation Commission
Commission
Okeh
Civil Aeronaucs Authority
CAA
General Motors Corporation
Board of
Madison County Commissioners
Guy Lewis
Bayne Burton
Mather Brown
Lester’ L
Farren
Charles R. Humphrey
Miller
J. Huggins
Jack Campbell
Jesse
Biddle
Princess Margaret Skips Royal Functions Amid Townsend memories
London reports Princess Margaret again raised eyebrows by skipping two royal events last week and weekending at Uckfield House in Sussex with old friend Lord Rupert Neville. The paper recalls 1955 weekend with Peter Townsend and her public renunciation on October 31, 1955. Townsend, divorced father of two, later left on a world trip after resigning his RAF post.
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London
Margaret
Peter Townsend
Buckingham Palace
Windsor Castle
Queen Elizabeth
Townsend
Palace
Des
Uckfield House
Sussex
Lord Rupert Neville
Uckfield
Townsend Bes
Capetown
South Africa
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Theodore Loos
Lee
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ePnr
Africa
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Handley - Will
United
Uacken
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Thelcon
Norton
Senate
Tee
J.R. Dempsey
Convair Corp
Atlas Inter- Oro
Dempsey
Bove J
NATO Aear
Sereer
Dacely
NATO Supreme Allied
Lauris Norstad
France
Minghy
Commissioners Open
Carolyn Ross
Sheridan St
17Th St
Earl
St. Rd
Hubert Young
W. 12Th St
Donald Parker
Pendleton
Rue
St. John's Hospital
Rincess
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