05 Feb 1957
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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1957
Page
1
Rumors swirl over President Eisenhower possibly seeking a third term in 1960s politics with debate on constitutional limits and party dynamics. The discussion referenced a White House address and a possible coalition ticket scenario. St. David's Lighthouse in Bermuda built in 1879 from local stone also noted.
Charles By Cline McChlinock died yesterday at 2 30 PM in Sle Ohio's Hospital of a head wound sustained in what coroner Frediday said appeared to be a personal safety incident. Born near Andergop he spent most of his life here and attended local schools and was a World War II veteran in the U S Army medical corps. He belonged to Hackett Legion Post and the Eagles. He and his wife owned the Lady Waite Beauty Salon and Minne's Barber Shop at 806 Jackson St. Surviving are his wife Rozeling two sisters Mrs Daklis Sulfer Forrest IL and Mrs Ad Kuhn Anderson three brothers Keith Syracuse NY Robert Anderson and Fred Forrest Ind and several nieces and nephews. The body was taken to AMbright Panera Home for arrangements and arrival of relatives.
The American Legion urged Congress to reject Eisenhower's request for authority to deploy troops to the Middle East while supporting a House delay on drought relief funding. Nancy Ann Walker is noted as a three day old in Anderson with family details. The article also lists several obituaries and local funeral notices from Anderson.
Obituaries report deaths in Madison County and surrounding areas including Middletown Ladpe Lapel and Summitville. The notes list Allen Clarkburn 77 of Middletown. Arcadia Miller 88 of Lapel. John Hancock 84 of Daleville. Eugene Helsely Jr. 18 in New Castle. William Warren 70 of Summitville. Andrew W. Filsworth 79 of Summitville. Mrs. Arcadia Miller details include survivors and funeral plans.
The Indiana House considered a bill Monday to prohibit sale of publications deemed horror crime sexually indecent or brutal in content. The measure targets comics and would restrict distribution of such material.
Ex‑captor leader Lajas Ordass of Hungary will deliver opening sermons at the Third World Assembly of the Lusberatt Church in Minneapolis. The event includes awarding 10 Columbia University scholarships to students who fled Hungary after the Soviet invasion.
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