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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1959

Page

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Two Named To New Wigwam Approaches Model U N Posts

Two additional appointments for key responsibilities at the 13th annual Model United Nations General Assembly at Anderson College were announced by the sponsoring IRC. David Steele and Shirley Deilkes will fill assistant secretary and timekeeper roles, with other top posts chosen by the IRC committee.

U.N Model United Nations Anderson College International Relations Club Collegiate Council For the United Nations David Steele Alexandria High School Shirley Deilkes Cowan High School Steele Pat Lee Anderson High School Ono Vernor IRC Harolyn Phillips Anderson David Troutman Montvideo Minn Model Assembly David Peters Kokomo Carol Harting Greenfield Ind Eleanor Roosevelt Mid-Adiana

Balloonists Reach Island After 3000 Mile Atlantic Crossing

Four balloonists from Canary Islands reach Barbados after a 3000 mile Atlantic voyage in the Small World gondola. Arnold Ellison Timothy and Col 32 designer of the gondola plus his wife Rosemary 30 artist and photographer completed 1800 miles in air and 120 miles by sea. They were towed to Crane Bay by Costas Braithwaite and welcomed by locals and officials.

Bridgetown Barbados Canary Islands Arnold Eliason Timothy Col Rosemary Costas Braithwaite Fishis Boat Crane Bay Braithwaite Chester

Eisenhower unveils 40.9 billion defense budget plan

President Eisenhower disclosed a 40.9 billion defense budget to congressional leaders, drawing Democrat contention that military and space programs lag behind Soviet advances. Senate leaders and space agency chief Keith Glennan signaled acceleration for lunar ambitions amid calls for faster, larger foreign aid. House reorganizational moves and county planning staff changes also reported.

Om Ngton UPI Eisenhower Senate Lyndon B. Johnson Tex White House House Everett M. Dirksen Keith Glennan Federal U.S Congress Sou Reston House Joseph W.J .Martin, Jr Mass GOP Martin Ooe Fter Yeserday Board of Commissioners Clude Clifton Paddock Rep Dent

School Board Accepts $214,767 Payment

The School Board is set to approve a payment totaling 214,767 dollars. Officials indicated the funds cover a specific project or service, with action imminent at the forthcoming meeting.

Lotta Hopper Rites Today

Mrs Lotta N Hopper 1020 Jan Buskirk Rd widow of James Hopper died after a brief illness at 4 a.m. Monday in St John’s Hospital She was active in the Anderson Christian Church and civic groups and served as treasurer of the Women’s Missionary Society for years Survivors include three brothers two sisters and numerous nieces and nephews Services are at 2 p.m Tuesday at Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home with burial in West Maplewood Cemetery.

Lotta N. Hopper Jan Buskirk Rd James JD. Hopper St. John's Hospital Middletown Anderson Louis Margaret Franklin Neff Anderson Country Club DAR Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church Christian Women's Fellowship Christian Church Hopper Hopper Welding Leonard Neff Riverside Clay Neff Jamestown Calif Guy Neff Des Moines Town Merle Young John B. Hiday Jane Heritage Anderson Hero Waltz Hiday Funeral Monroe G. Schuster Central Christian Church West Maplewood Cemetery

Wind Driven Cold Wave Hits East as Storms Rage

A massive arctic cold front and Pacific storm battered the nation. Bitter temperatures plunged 20 to 30 degrees below zero in the East, snow drifts tied roads, and utilities failed in cities. Eight deaths in Kansas, seven in Oklahoma, and multiple weather related fires and accidents reported nationwide. In New York Harbor a ferry collision injured passengers while a stranded flight crew faced strong winds.

Middle West New England Florida New York Thruway New York Chautauqua County Pacific Rockies California San Francisco Califoria Oregon Crater Lake Kansas Oklahoma Indiana Missouri Iowa Tinos Wisconsin Tennessee Georgia Louisiana Midwest St. Aloysius Roman Catholic Church Kansas City A. F. McGuire Idlewild Staten Island New York Harbor

Munsell Elected Council President and Engineer Resigns

Lawrence Munsell was elected council president at a special city meeting. Edwin Venman, the assistant city engineer, resigned to take a new position in Auburn. Police noted a three car accident near 24th Street involving motorists Lewis Pavey and Eleanor Jackson during the proceedings.

Lewis Pavey Highland St Eleanor Jackson North Shore Dr Lawrence Munsell Edwin Venman Deve Mously Ten St 24Th St Anderson Auburn Henry Wall Dewey City Hall Roland Maine Ernest Coburn Munsell Melvin Biddle Herald

Peace Seen By Mikoyan After Berlin Talks

Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan said after an 85 minute meeting with Dulles that peace would come. He disclosed discussions on the Berlin crisis Germany disarmament and trade and said he would confer with President Eisenhower after returning from a swing around the country.

Washington UPI Kremlin Anastas Mikoyan Dulles Berlin Germany State Department Koyan Nikita Khrushchev Khrush

Grand Hotel Work Nears Start on Main Street

Readable fragments indicate contract talks for the Grand Hotel project on Main Street with construction expected to begin within days. Officials outline plans and timelines as work authorization progresses.

Grand Hotel

Air-O-Rama opens with council moves and delays

The new council president launches a city parking committee while a cold wave slows bids for the Anderson-Chesterfield Airport project. Engineer Gwinnup notes delays will push the bid opening, with the Air-O-Rama event rescheduled to feature Oswald Ryan, former Andersonian and aviation expert, as principal speaker.

Caer Anet Munsel City/ Belle J. Farrell Wilson Board of Works Madison County Gwinnup Port Commission Mat Anderson-Chesterfield Brown Phillip Miller Ite Oswald Ryan Washington, D. C

Plans for Sunday Airport Presentation in Anderson Area

Community program titled for what being presents as a modern airport instrument of progress. Plans for this Sunday include the presence of Mr. Ryan and local high school groups such as a band and majorettes. Elaborate preparations, including specialty offerings from four area high schools, are underway for the presentation.

Woswenammene Anderson Chesterfield Ryan

Rebels capture ship with hula hoops in Cuba tale

Canadian photojournalist Eric Durschier spent six weeks documenting rebels in central Cuba and says the hula hoop fad spread quickly after they seized a ship carrying hoops, illustrating a quirky moment in a tense region.

Toronto Fidel Castro Centrol Cubg Eric Durschier Freeance

Beauty salon ad from The Miner's Gazette era

A brief classified notice from The Miner's Gazette promotes a beauty salon offering services like washing and drying hair. It invites readers to call 35371 for information on low cost classified advertising opportunities for personal or repair services.

Miner's Gazette California Bulletin -Herald Dial

Affidavits Charge 2 With Vehicle Taking

Two affidavits sworn yesterday accuse Bernard William Otterress and Dallas Wayne Smith of taking a 1959 vehicle from Associated Motors Inc on January 2. The two men, from Elma, will appear in Circuit Court.

Mel Thornburg Bernard William Otterress Dallas Wayne Smith Associated ¢ Fotors, Inc

Cold Wave Lingers With Two Injuries Reported

A severe cold snap continues, blanketing the area with sub zero readings and icy streets. Yesterday 19.4 accidents were logged, injuring two persons in Anderson and nearby areas. Forecasters warn of more snow and frigid conditions tonight and tomorrow.

Urrutia Seizes Havana Palace and Martial Law Lifts

Provisional leaders report Manuel Urrutia took over the presidential palace in Havana as martial law was suspended within hours. Urrutia promised an honest government, named a cabinet including Jose Miro Cardona and Humberto Sori Marin, and pledged education and agriculture ministers as the rebel forces remained under watch. The crisis followed a split in rebel ranks and evacuations as the diplomatic corps arrived to pay respects and a new regime formed.

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New Arrivals in Anderson and Vicinity

Birth notices from St. John's Hospital Lapel Pendleton Alexandria Anderson lists multiple newborns including girls and boys to families such as Virgil Zarlywine Edgar Poole Joseph Henders on J K Norris and Clifford Davis with addresses in Anderson Pendleton and nearby towns. Ball Memorial in Muncie reports a boy born to Jack Howard with maternal grandparents William Kleenberger. Elmendorf Air Base Anchorage notes a birth with paternal and maternal relatives named.

I Anderson St. John's Hospital Virgil Zarlywine Lapel Edgar Poole Pendleton Joseph Henderson W. List St Eddie Poole Alexandria Arthur Kidd Main St John Bacher James Warner Cedar St Robert Imel Mexandria Ernest Layton Silver St Frank Robinson E. 8Th St J. K. Norris E. Webster Sr Clifford Davis Wilkinson Ball Memorial Hospital Muncie Jack Howard William Kleenberger Anderson Elmendorf Air Base Anchorage John Loee Fowler St

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