Dulles outlines Middle East defense plan to Congress
Secretary of State Dulles previews Eisenhower's Middle East defense proposal to House and Senate leaders. The plan seeks advance presidential authority to deploy U.S. troops against Soviet intrusion with a $400 million aid package over two years. Prospects favorable in the House, uncertain but positive in the Senate with possible amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
House
Senate
Washington
State Dulles
Middle East
Eisenhower
Congress
Dulles
Capitol Hill
Foreign Affairs Committee
Sen. George
D-Ga
Foreign Relations Committee
Rep
Gordon
D-I
Hoover
Truman
United States
Arends
R-Ill
Formosa
Rayburn
Texas
Lyndon Johnson
Democratic
State Department
U. S
All-Time High Set By Holiday Traffic Toll
The New Year holiday era saw 412 traffic deaths over 102 hours, surpassing the prior record of 407 but below NSC forecasts of 490 and the all-holiday peak of 712. Total holiday deaths reached 593 with 62 fires, 5 plane crashes, and 114 miscellaneous accidents. California led with 38 deaths, Texas 34, and three states reported declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
National Safety Council
Safety Council
Ned Dearborn
California
Texas
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Illinois
Ohio
North Carolina
New York
Vermont
Nebraska
Utah
Congress Begins Grappling With Civil Rights and Mideast Stand
Washington legislative action opens as the 85th Congress convenes. Dulles reports Eisenhower defense plan to curb Communist aggression, while northern and western senators move to restrict filibusters on civil rights bills. Southern lawmakers threaten to block, potential showdown delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Mideast
Ngedaeda
Eisenhower
Senate House
Senate
North-West Coalition
House
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Lausche
New York
Jacob Javits
Javits
GOP
Bomb hoax targets sweep U S schools and museum
A wave of bomb hoaxes hit schools nationwide with New York reporting threats at the American Museum of Natural History near Central Park West. A pipe like device was found near dinosaur skeletons and the museum was evacuated. hoaxes reached Connecticut cities and Hartford area sites including Bond Hotel and Underwood plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Museum of Natural History
Central Park West
City College of New York
New York Post Office
Connecticut
Hartford
Bond
Underwood
Bradley Kolesar born at midnight New Year 1957
Parents dispute whether Bradley Kolesar is a 1956 or 1957 birth. Doctors at Ingalls Memorial Hospital say he was born at the stroke of midnight on New Year but list January 1, 1957 as tentative birth date. Mother hopes for tax deduction and accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bradley James Kolesar
Ingalls Memorial Hospital
Harvey
Bradley
Typewriter Market Shown By Sunday Sale
Local residents responded to a classified ad offering a good used Remington typewriter for 30 dollars. Advertiser reports selling it on Sunday amid many calls and renewed interest. Bulletin-Herald Classified Ads promote Madison County's Marketplace for local selling and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Advertiser
Bulletin - Herald
Madison County
Sale of 1957 Auto License Plates Opens
George O. Chambers reports 910 passenger plates issued yesterday to Anderson area auto owners. Sales neared last year’s opening pace with strong turnout at Elwood Alexandria Pendleton and Summitville branches. The 1957 plates feature blue letters on a gold background and rear display only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O. Chambers
W. 8Th St
Anderson
Elwood
Alexandria
Pendleton
Summitville
Chambers
Herald
Coldest Winter Weather Extends From Dixie To North Florida
The two day cold snap covered the region with frost reaching northern Florida and the Deep South. Subzero readings appeared across New England Minnesota and Wisconsin with single digit lows in Tennessee and New York as the U.S. Weather Bureau promised relief from Thursday.
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Dixie
Florida
New England
National Falls
Bemidji
Minn
Grantsburg
Wis
North Carolina
New York State
Crossville
Tenn
The
Chicago
State Street
Normal
U.S. Weather Bureau
Midwest
Virginia
East
Mt. Washington
N.H
Lebanon
Inter
Temperatures Near Freezing With Warming Trend Seen
Indiana faces a cold wave with a warming trend predicted. Forecasts call for Anderson and vicinity to reach 34 degrees with a 22 degree low, and a five day outlook shows below normal highs and gradual warmup with weekend precipitation. Also noted: cold spots in Ohio Valley and a rescue tale of three stranded travelers in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Hoosierland
Indianapolis
Evansville
Lafayette
Fort Wayne
Southland
Ohio Valley
Florida
Thomas J. Gayron
Wisconsin
North Woods
Adams
Mickey Blair
Chicago
June Stuckey
Miami
Fla
U S Land Purchase Rumors Near Crane Indiana
Rep. William G Bray Indiana said he investigated reports that the federal government planned to buy land near the Naval Ammunition Depot at Crane Indiana. He found no basis for the land purchase rumors and dismissed a Bendix Aviation Corp plant report as false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Naval Ammunition Depot
Crane
Ind
William G. Bray
R-Ind
Bray
Bendix Aviation Corp
Eisenhower Policy Rebuffs Five-Power Disarmament Plan
President Eisenhower replied to Soviet Premier Bulganin that disarmament should proceed within the United Nations rather than a five power summit. He left open a future meeting, but stressed UN framework as most likely to yield progress. He endorsed some form of aerial inspection and rejected Hungary slander charge.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
United Nations
Bulganin
White House
United States
Great Britain
France
India
Moscow
U.N
Iron Curtain
Europe
Hungary
Vacancy To Be Filled Soon By County Council
Madison County Council plans a special meeting within two weeks to elect a successor to John Gluck who died in Hamilton Ohio. Six council members may vote to fill the unexpired two year term. Remaining members are Daugherty Cummins Rector Markle Williams Farran. Planning Commission will meet next Tuesday to consider two rezoning petitions and subdivisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Biddle
Madison County Council
John Gluck
Hamilton
Ohio
Joseph H. Armington
Gluck
Mr. Gluck
Earl Daugherty
George Cummins
Albert Rector
Herman Markle
Frank Williams
Lester Farran
Madison County Planning Commission
Ethel
Eight-Pound Six-Ounce Baby Wins New Year's Derby
John Duffey Woods Jr. of Madison County was born at 5:59 am on New Year's Day 1957. He weighed eight pounds six ounces and measured 20 inches long. Parents Mr and Mrs John Woods Sr receive gifts totaling over 100 dollars from 15 local merchants and Anderson Newspapers in honor of the first baby born in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Duffey Woods Jr
Oak St
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Johnny
Madison County
John D. Woods Sr
St. John’s Hospital
John D. Woods Jr
Herald
Rescuers Halt on Mt Blanc Peak as Winds Raze Hope
Frost-bitten climbers Jean Vincendon and Francois Henry remain stranded on 12,000 foot Mt Blanc after a damaged rescue helicopter crashed nearby. Rescue teams, hampered by fierce winds and snow, press a final effort to reach them before daybreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamonix
France
Mt Blanc
Europe
Jean Vincendon
Francois Henry
Anderson Chamber Plans Meetings This Week
Representatives from the Anderson Chamber of Commerce attend a legislative study conference in Indianapolis today to review Indiana fiscal policies. Floyd Stoelting leads the local delegation and plans for the 1957 Chamber directors meeting at the YMCA Monday with Carl Cleaver in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Indianapolis
Indiana Chamber of Commerce Tax Research Group
Floyd Stoelting
YMCA
Carl Cleaver
Industrial Executives Committee
Robert Wolford
FE. Hallander
Chamber of Commerce and
Indiana Commercial Executives Association
Indiana
Stoelting
Ralph Ferguson
Steeling
Lafayette Chamber of Commerce
Life sentence for Westville woman in landlady murder
LaPorte Circuit Judge John J. Davie sentenced 41 year old Nancy Claire Mitchell of Westville to life imprisonment in Indiana Women's Prison for the September 1 slaying of her landlady Gertrude Bovey 67. Mitchell was found guilty of first degree murder by a jury on December 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Ind
Nancy Claire Mitchell
Westville
Indiana
Russian Prisoners Become Refugees in Austria
A Russian guard joined three Hungarian soldiers and other prisoners as they fled across the Austrian border. About 1,760 refugees crossed into Austria in the last 48 hours after their regiment was dissolved and troops interned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
New Arrivals at St John s Hospital Births Logged
At St John s Hospital several families announce new births including multiple boys and girls. Notable listings include Mr and Mrs John Woods Elwood and Mr and Mrs A T Jones. Other names linked to Oak Street Chase Street and Scatterfield Road welcome babies in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Hospital
John Woods
Oak St
Love Ray
Meridian St
Thomas House
Chase St
Vernon McAtee
E. 10Th St
Donald Trugsblood
John Helvers
Scatterfield Rd
A. T. Jones
Chester Kronefberg
Elwood
Thomas Gwynch
Wayne Givens
Brown St
Allen Clay
E. 8Th St
Malcolm Lawser
Ingalls
Homer Cooper
Jackson St
William Courteney
NoblesVille
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Ainaerson
Brae
Beno
U.S. Immigration Service
Los Angeles
Anna Maria Alberghetti
Deborah Kerr
Harold E. Hulsing
Immigration Service
Miss Alberghetti
Italy
Miss Kerr
Scotland
Nixon
Fisenhower
Remington
Mickey
June
Wally Falk
U.S
R. E. Shaffer
Frances Smith
L. Lutz
Hank's Market
Leath’s
Banner
Paramount
State
Anderson Federal Savings
Davis Dairy Farms
John’s
Marshall Jewelry
Baby
Rosenbaum’s Jewelers
Siiver
Western Auto
Auto Baby
Mt. Blane
C. of C
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