Cabinet shakeup sees Lloyd as foreign secretary
In London Prime Minister Anthony Eden restructured the government adding Selwyn Lloyd as foreign secretary to replace Harold Macmillan who becomes chancellor of the exchequer. Macmillan takes over the treasury as Butler shifts to lord privy seal and House of Commons leadership. Iain Macleod moves to labor minister, with Walter Monckton moving to defense. The changes aim to speed up cabinet work amid domestic pressures.
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London
Selwyn Lloyd
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Anthony Eden
Lloyd
United Nations
Eden
United States
Presiden Eisenhower
Macmillan
R. A. Butler
Butler
Lord Privy Seal
House of Commons
Presen
Defense
Walter Monckton
Labor
Iain Macleod
Monckton
Labor Post
Indians protest U S interference in Calcutta
Two hundred Indians staged a two hour demonstration outside the U S Consulate in Calcutta to oppose American interference in other peoples affairs. A public meeting by the revolutionary Socialist party followed, with a protest letter to Secretary of State John Foster Dulles drafted in response to his statement on Goa.
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Calcutta
India
U. S
Revolutionary Socialist Party
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Goa
420 Children Saved In North Sea Wrecks
Hamburg report says at least 420 school children and teachers were saved after two German steamers ran aground in foggy North Sea. Lifeboats rescued 120. Langegong I carried many evacuees, while Langegoog III later freed and reached port without aid.
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North Sea
Hamburg
Germany
Langegong
Bensersiel
Pordar
Langegoog
Woolson 108 Civil War Survivor Ill Again in Duluth
Albert Woolson the last Civil War Union Army veteran, 108, suffers another bout of lung congestion. His daughter says he is recovering, no longer hospitalized after the recent attack, and is well enough to smoke a cigar again while receiving many Christmas cards.
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Vuluth
Minn
Albert Woolson
John Kobus
Woolson
Kobus
Bonn Receives Red Envoy and German Settlement Talks
Retired Rector Henry V. B. Darlington dies at 66 in New York. In Bonn Soviet deputy foreign minister Valeria Zorin arrives as Moscow’s envoy amid West German plans to send an advance party to Moscow. Zorin says talks could influence German questions but the West sees no immediate reunification. Adenauer may seek cabinet approval to appoint a diplomatic envoy to Moscow.
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New York
Henry V. B. Darlington
Bonn
Germany
Valeria
Fifth
Avenue
Zorin
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Ter
Czechoslovakia
Lains Assn
Russia
West Germany
Moscow
Konrad Adenauer
North Shivers In Zero Cold Across Nation
Arctic cold chilled the East and Midwest while West Coast flood threats abated. High winds at Mt Washington trapped four Boston TV engineers in a transmitter building as readings dropped to 4 below zero in Montpelier and Utica. Guerneville faced isolation from floodwaters and landslides. Temperatures rose into the 20s in the Midwest and a chinook warmed Colorado to 61.
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Chicago
New Hampshire
Mt. Washington
Boston
Gulf States
New England
Montpelier
Caribbou
Maine
Utica
M.Y
Old Town
I International Falls
Minn
Eel River
Laos
Guerneville
Calif
Midwest
Colorado
Ihe Rockies
Ford Shares Sale Move Set
Ford Motor Co begins public offering steps as Ford Foundation files registration with the SEC. About 7 million shares, roughly 15 percent of foundation holdings, expected to go on sale January 18 with anticipated price between 60 and 70 dollars per share. Proceeds could reach 420 to 490 million dollars.
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New York
Lin
Ford Motor Co
Securiities and Exchange Commission
Ford Foundation
Henry Ford
Ford Motor
Wall Street
Dr Lanahan to Visit With Mother on Christmas Day
Dr. H L Lanahan and wife of Anderson will travel to Edinburg Indiana on Monday to spend Christmas with Dr. Lanahan’s mother. The Lanahan family has resided on this farm for 56 years and will be joined by relatives including H H Warner of near Shelbyville W T Lanahan family near Franklin Otis White and family from Indiana Girls School near Indianapolis.
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H. L. Lanahan
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Edinburg
Ind
Dr. Lanahan
Lanahan
H. H. Warner
Shelbyville
Extra Precautions Taken Against Revolt
Buenos Aires guards at the government house were strengthened and more security forces sent to Ezeiza Airport to stop a possible counter revolution. Rosario reports said marines occupied the Parana River waterfront and police and infantry were confined to barracks since Monday night after raids on Peronist centers in La Plata.
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Buenos Aires
Ezeiza
Rosario
Parana Rivar
la Plata
Irvin Convicted Case Sparks Defense Attack
In a courtroom dispute over Irvin's conviction, defense attorneys accused police of bungling the investigation. They attacked the emotional appeal used by prosecutors and questioned why an unidentified man seen near the crime scene was not brought in for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherr
Lockwear
Two Die In State Auto Crashes Reported Tuesday
Two persons died in Indiana traffic incidents with a third fatality from injuries Monday. Milfred C. Calhoun of Gary was struck while seeking gas near Roanoke. Harry B. Coates of Lebanon died when his car ran a red light and hit a tractor-trailer. The Irvin case draws connections to multiple murders, with 500 people examined for the Gibson County trial.
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TRE Associated Press
Indiana
Milfred C. Calhoun
Gary
Roanoke
Darrell O. Staup
Fort Wayne
Kokomo
Harry B. Coates
Lebanon
Uhio
Coates
Orvall, Wilcox
Kalamazoo
Mich
U.S. 126
Covington
Irvin
Jewell Marie James Lopp
Evansville
Nehrig
Glen Nehrig
Nellie N. Strawser
Rt. 2
Dan
Posey County
Vanderburgh Circuit Court
Gibson Court
Strikers Obtain Company Loans During Pittsburgh Strike Pause
At the East Pittsburgh Westinghouse plant, IUE Local 601 members received interest free loans of 100 each, as picket lines paused for the first time since the 44,000 members walked out October 1. Westinghouse will lend up to 7 million dollars to workers on strike or furloughed, with workers hoping this signals an end to the dispute.
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Pittsburgh
Pittssburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Lide
International Union of Electrical Workers
FUE
Patrick L. O'Connor
IUE
Joan Kitty
TUE
East F Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
Doctor Denies Senility Charge In Guardianship Case
LA PORTE Indiana a physician testified that 84 year old Miss Anna Hatch is normal for her age disputing a prior verdict that she is senile Judge Davie refused cross examination by the St Joseph Bank and Trust Co guardianship to manage her 200000 assets A Chicago broker had testified Hatch and lawyer Walter Shorts sold most of her stock to buy insurance annuities Hatch said I made the money and I can take care of it The case centers on guardianship orders and control of finances while a separate note reports a 13 year old girl in Thompsonville Conn may be barred from attending school over dress code concerns with a ban on slacks for physical ailment prompting debate over enforcement and attendance requirements.
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LA Porte
Ind
Anna Hatch
Lysie Frank
South Bend
John J. Davie
South Bend I
F. Dale Nelson
J Nelson
Miss Hatch
R-T.bateh
St.Joseph-Mich
Lee
Ito
Defense requests billion-dollar boost in next budget
Defense Secretary Wilson outlined a proposed budget increase to fund new weapons, a surface warship program with atomic power, larger forces by about 30 000 personnel, and a 200 million dollar rise in survivor and sickness benefits. The plan would raise spending to roughly 35 billion dollars with added carryover funds if Congress approves.
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Washington
Defense Department
Wilson
Pentagon
Congress
Wisconsin GOP slate forms for Eisenhower convention
A pledged delegate slate for next year’s Republican national convention has been formed in Wisconsin. Led by Governor Walter Kohler, the delegates at large will participate in the April presidential primary. Everett Yerly of La Crosse announced the formation and said articles of incorporation for a supporting club would be filed soon.
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Madison
Wis
Eisenhower
Wisconsin
Walter Kohler
Everett Yerly
LaCrosse
Counterfeit AT&T Debentures On Exchange Alert
New York United Press report says counterfeit one thousand dollar AT T debenture bonds have been found in an exchange notice. Keith Funston notes no counterfeits have been presented to AT T or exchange members for conversion and this is the third such attempt in 24 years. Also, Noble Cox, a suspected embezzler, was captured in Troy Alabama in the $400 disappearance case at G C Marks Motor Sales. Pakistan invites Syria’s Al Kawatey for February visit.
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New York
American
Telephone & Telegraph Co
New Stock Exchange
Telephone Company
Exchange
Keith Funston
Funston
Noble Cox
Troy
Ala
Robert Daubenspeck
Cox
G. C. Marks Motor Sales
14Th
Jackson
Pst Nena
Pakistan
Karachi
Syria
al Sayed Shukri al Kawatey
Argentine paper to resume under Gainza Paz after expropriation
The Argentine government returned La Prensa to former owner Dr Alberto Gainza Paz in a brief ceremony. The expropriated paper is expected to resume publication under his leadership in a week or two. Basil OConnor warned clinics are needed to inoculate all children by June 30 to avoid vaccine shortages. A new Illinois farm program would raise payments for soil conservation and adjust price supports to stabilize farm income. Senator Bourke B. Hickenlooper said several agencies expect no rise in foreign aid next year.
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la Prenna
Alberto Gainza Paz
Juan D. Peron
Gainza Paz
Basil O’connor
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
O'Connor
H.C. M. Case
University Ofllinois
Case
Ezra Taft Benson
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Hickenlooper
RA Ees
Admin plans $5 million foreign aid request next year
The administration intends to ask Congress for five million dollars in new foreign aid for the next year, nearly doubling the current appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Contested Foreign Aid Debate Focuses on Unexpended Balances
Secretary explains plans to taper unspent foreign aid funds rather than seek more. Dulles cites misunderstanding in congressional reaction to a 200 million dollar increase aimed at a 100 million Middle East fund and Egypt aid, while Mansfield accuses the administration of breaking faith.
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Page
Nance Committee
Congress
Byrd
Dulles
Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
White House
Middle East
Egypt
Nile
John B. Hollister
Man Sentenced to Life After Midwest Police Hunt
A man received a life sentence until March 30 following a Midwest police search. He signed a three page confession admitting beating stabbing and choking Mrs Elizabeth Kroes after entering her home pretending to be an insurance salesman. Kroes identified Savery as her attacker and robbery victim. Savery had pleaded guilty to attempted rape and not guilty by insanity among other pleas.
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Elizabeth’ Kroes
Savery
Wilson Sees Defense Spending Rise Ahead of Election Year
Secretary Wilson outlines a 1 billion dollar 1957 defense budget for missiles and atomic powered ships and aircraft. He notes 750 million current year spending and a manpower increase to 2.9 million, blaming higher labor and material costs for the rise while warning of burden on tax cuts.
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Wilson
Air Force
Defense Department
Department
Obituaries of Cora B James Margaret Lloyd and Mildred Bartel
Mrs Cora B James 84 widow of William R James died at 730 pm at the home of her son Robert A James 1603 Walton St after months of illness She leaves two sons Everett J James Gary and Robert A James two daughters Laelia Alexander and Lucia M Thompson a brother Edward Ruedy Portland 13 grandchildren 25 great grandchildren She was born in Little Rock Kansas moved here from Robinson TL in 1918 and belonged to Fifth Street Methodist Church. Rudolph Lloyd 2310 Nichol Ave relays his mother Margaret Lloyd died in San Francisco California Surviving are Rudolph Lloyd a daughter Mrs Cecil Lloyd Glen cross and four grandchildren Services today in California. Final rites for Mildred Jane Bartel 69 Evansville who died Sunday at St John’s Hospital will be held today at 10 am Brown and Butz Funeral Home The Rev N L Schoolfield and Dr George Taggart will officiate Interment Woodland Cemetery Maxwell area.
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Cora B. James
William R. James
Robert A. James
Walton St
Harold E. Rozelle
Everett J. James
Gary
Leila Alexander
Anderson
Lucia M. Thompson
Edward Ruedy
Portland
James
Little Rock
Kansas
Robinson
Fifth Street
Margaret Lloyd
Rudolph Lloyd
Nichol Ave
San Francisco
Calif
California
Lloyd
Stephen Lloyd
Cecil Lloyd Glencross
Mildred Bartel
Mildred Jane Bartel
Evansville
St. John’s Hospital
Brown and Butz Funeral
N. L. Schoolfield
Methodist Temple Church
George Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
Woodland Cemetery
Maxwell
Farmand
Sandra Kay Baker
Siummitville
Park View
Alexandria
Carl Baker
St. Johns Hospital
Gerald Gerhart
Summitville
Martin Carpenter
Muncie
Marciel Weaver
Mary Sparks
Markleville
Mary S. Sparks
Curtis Sparks
Valorous C. Rector Funeral Home
O. F. Kent
Montpelier
Harlan Cemetery
Loren Rutson Lapel
Loren
Sandy) Hutson
Perkinsville
Fisher Brothers Funeral
Forrest Crum
Carey Cemetery
Myrtle E Kincade
Fortville
Myrtle J. Kincade
Hamilton Rest Home
Noblesville
Fortville Methodist Church
E. F. Landrey
Kinneman
George McCarly
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Multiple obituaries list services for Sandra Kay Baker Mary Sparks Loren Hutson Myrtle J Kincade and others with details of dates locations funeral homes officiants and interment sites in Summitville Madison Anderson Markleville Lapel Perkinsville Fortville Noblesville and surrounding counties.
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Philippine Sea
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Henry County Hospital
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Lewisville
A.wonderful Gift
Leo
U.S
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Adenauer
North
12Th & Meridian
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Ford
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Powe
McGregor
Summerfield
Andrew W. Mellon
National Gallery of Art
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Yellowknife
Canada
Mackenzie
A.T.T. Stock
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Hollywood
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