Madison Heights Gets Sectional Assigned in 1959 Meet
Madison Heights has been assigned to the 1959 Madison County Sectional High School Basketball Tournament. Commissioner L V Phillips of the Indiana High School Athletic Association announced the placement in Indianapolis. The tournament includes eleven local high schools and Wilkinson of Hancock County.
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Saqison Heibnis Angiessinos
souLtt
Anderson
Madison County
L. V. Phillips
Indiana High School Athletic Association
Indianapolis
This County
Wilkinson
Hancock County
Alexandria
Elwood
Frankton
Highland
Lapel Madison
Heights
Markleville Pendleton
Anderson St. Mary's
Summitville
J|phillips
Greenfield
Hancock
South
Port
Charlottes
1Ville
Rushville
Madison Heights
Reese
Robert
Bob Collier
Madaon Heighs
Yihsaa
Weather Bureau
Madion Heights
Addi
THSAA
Ithsaa
Rebels claim Cuba victory sweep as Castro takes Havana
Fidel Castro's rebels completed a nationwide victory sweep across Cuba seizing key towns and the capital. Tanks armored cars and troops surged toward Havana as a tense crowd awaited Castro and Urrutia amid reports of heavy fighting and high casualties in the Cuban heartland.
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Havana
Cuna
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Oriente
Pinar del Rio
Castro
Diehare Batistans
Manuel Urrutia
Eulogio Cantillo
Batista
Fulgencio Batista
Manzana de Gomez
Camp Columbia
Bastista
They Died For Us Airmen Remembered In Crash
Eight survivors recall Navy patrol bomber crash near San Diego that killed Lt. John G. Collier of Anderson Indiana and Lt. Marshal E Dickens of Anderson. Collier steadied the plane for others to jump but Dickens parachute failed to open. Dickens’ parents live at 915 West Tenth Street. Home town Anderson sent grief while crews recall training and the incident as a wartime tragedy.
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San Diego
Calif
John G. Collier
Marshal FE. Dickens
Richard TH. Reiselman
Coronado
Collier
Anderson
Ind
Here
Dickens
Morris
Dicken
Tenth St
Anderson, Ind
Air-O-Rama Plans For Jan 11 In Anderson
Plans for Air-O-Rama on January 11 were laid out at a meeting in the county home area near Anderson and Chesterfield. The event, sponsored by Associated Flyers of Madison County, will feature the Air-O Queen and court, school bands, majorettes, balloons, and free small plane models for kids. A drawing offers a plane trip to Chicago with theater and hotel expenses, tied to a weather-driven promotion.
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Anderson
Anderson-Ches
Chesterfield
Erfield Air-O-Rama
Citient
Jews Banking Company
Jan. Il
Asadison
Son County
Anderson-Chesterfield
Chester
Anderson High School
Madison Heights High School
Highland High School
St. Mary's High School
Jeross Anderson
Madison
County
Diana
Chicago
Miller
Oswald Ryan
Washington
Ipaewex Ayam
Soviet Moon Rocket Aims for Lunary Base and Observatory
Moscow reports a multi stage Soviet rocket heading to the moon and 62,500 miles out by Friday night. Officials say the mission aims to establish an observatory and intermediary base for future lunar expeditions while deploying instruments to create an artificial comet for tracking. The craft, described as a super Sputnik, travels at cosmic speeds and remains on course with details scarce.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
Enana Lakes
Virgo
Soviet Russia
Hawaiian Islands
Ocean
Indian Ocean
Hhad
GM To Refund 4.9 Million On Jet Work
General Motors will refund the government $4.908 million on a Thunderstreak jet contract, adding to $5 million already repaid last year. The settlement follows accusations of overpayment due to accounting errors and misstatements, and is described as not intended to profit from a misunderstanding with the Air Force. The Thunderstreak deal was under House Armed Services scrutiny and the General Accounting Office review.
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Washington
General Motors Corp
Justice Department
Feaf
Detroit
Frederic G. Donner
Motor Company
Thunderstreak
House
Armed Services
General Accounting
Air Force
Hebert
George Cochran
Columa
Reverend King Fires Jail Band In Mock Censure
Chicago reports the Cook County Jail chaplain Reverend Louis R. King dismissed the jail band calling their music terrible. He said music should soothe but theirs only aroused the beast in man.
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Chicago
Louis R. King
Cook County
Four Arrested In Break-Ins Reported In City
Juvenile authorities and city detectives cleared two area break ins with four youths arrested. Three 16-year-old boys implicated an 18-year-old, involved in burglaries at Bargain Center 1217 Pendleton Ave and Wigwam Sales 811 W 14th St. The three youths charged with juvenile delinquency and larceny and released to parents. The 18 year old posted bail and faces petit larceny charges. Stolen items include shoes perfume cigarettes kitchen knives novelties. Some suspects were previously detained.
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Bargain Center
Pendleton Ave
14Th St
John ‘Heiden
Tee
Record holiday traffic toll nears all time high
United Press International reports 185 traffic deaths during the 102 hour New Year period, with estimates climbing past 40 deaths per day and states like California New York and Wisconsin showing early totals. The tally eclipses recent non holiday periods and rivals the 1952 peak of 423.
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United Press
California
New York
Wisconsin
Illinois
Michigan
National Safety Council
United Press International
Mikoyan to Arrive Sunday Amid Security Measures
Anastas Mikoyan, Soviet Union deputy premier, is due in New York Sunday behind tight secrecy. He will travel with six including his son Serge and visit Washington, New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Cleveland, Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles, and San Francisco while security steps mask the visit amid possible anti Soviet demonstrations. Rep Walter Judd declined a Monday dinner honoring Mikoyan.
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Sovie
Anastas J. Miran
New York City
Scandinavian Airlines System
Ecrecy
Mi ‘Yan
Serge
Anastasoich Mikoyan
Mikoyan
Soviet Union
United States
State Department
Rep. Walter
H. Judd
R-Minn
Eric Johnston
Judge Johnson Starts Year On City Court
Judge Samuel Johnson opened the new year on the city bench with a new court schedule and a named bailiff Reeves. He dismissed three drunkenness charges after declaring the cases closed and expressed weariness with the court’s routine.
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Johnson
Reeves
Samuel Johnson
Carl Smith
Benjamin
Local Naval Pilot John Collier Dies in California Crash
Lt John G Collier 25 son of Mr Mrs Graydon Ker and Barbara Oakes died in a Navy P5M seaplane crash near San Diego California. He was stationed at North Island Air Base with nine aboard when two engines failed and the aircraft crashed in mountains 40 miles east of San Diego. Collier and co pilot were killed while eight crew members bailed out.
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John G. Collier
Graydon Ker
W. 10Th St
Navy Air Corps
California
Collier
Charles Oakes
Morton St
Barbara
North Island Air Base
San Diego
Collier ‘Nay
Associated Press
Young Trio Robs Aged Noblesville Farmer
A year-old Hamilton County farmer, Harry B. Young, was bound and robbed of about 400 dollars in household items at his rural Noblesville home yesterday noon. Three youths escaped in a yellow 941 sedan after ripping a telephone from the wall and tying the victim with pillow cases.
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Hamilton County
Noblesville
Harry B. Young
Rt. 5
Young
Rabsit
Local students to open Model United Nations event
Dan Roby of Anderson High School and Steve Van Matre of Madison Heights High School are named to give opening addresses and lead morning debates at the Model United Nations General Assembly in Anderson College. Roby will address human rights in the afternoon session, while Van Matre will lead the morning discussion on the U.N. emergency force. The event, hosted by the Greenfield campus International Relations Club, includes plans for a 3:30 appearance and other sessions.
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Madison
Indiana
Summitville
Harold Smith
Smith Schell
Election Board
Alpha Byrum
Green Township
Fall Creek
Parkway
Sly Fork Creek
Union Township
Creek Township
Brookside Cemetery
Bel Whitt Highbaugh
Jerson St
Fair Con
St. John’s Hospital
Pipe Creek
25Th Street
Byrum
Central St
Noble Street
Helsley
Anderson
Regis- Highbaugh
Heisley
Central Indiana
United Nations General Assembly
Anderson College
United Nations
Dan Roby
Steve van Matre
Madison Heights High School
U.N
Carol Harting
Greenfield
Campus International Relations Club
Columb
Multiple Newborns Reported From Various Homes and Hospitals
Birth notices list multiple newborns: boys and a girl born to families in Fortville Middletown Garden Grove Noblesville and other locations. Parents include Paul Douglas Von Cochran Alvin Dittlinger Quinn Davis Harold Brandon Melvin Spencer Jimmy Perry John Quallo Hollis King Edwin R Sanders Thomas B Jackson Judy Wiley and Allen Turner. Grandparents named Vernon Van J Anderson and Judy Wiley.
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St. John’s Hospital
Paul Douglas
Fortville
von Cochran
W. 6Th St
Alvin Dittlinger
Fletcher St
Quinn Davis
W. 13Th St
Harold Brandon
Woodlawn
Melvin Spencer
Marriott Dr
Jimmy Perry
Morton St
John Quallo
W. 3Rd St
Hollis King
Rose St
Henry County Hospital
Middletown
Edwin R. Sanders
Rt. 1
Midleton
Vernon van, Zant
Rt J. Anderson
Garden Grove, Calif
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Air-O-Rama
Dig Empresa
Yi SD Ein Sa
Andersonian
Mneal
Metral
Rina
Ce Dan
Helicop
Local
Vomecvn
Canada
Uss.s.r
An Auan Islands
Osa
Russia
Pacific Ocean
Surveyor's
Edestrian
John Collier
Joan G, Collier
JOKER
Urrutia
Central Park
AHS
Model U.N
Thomas
B. Jackson
Garden Grove
Thomas Scott
Jackson
Judy Wiley
Daugheter
Fred Wiley
Meridian St
Riverview Hospital
Allen Turner
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