Defense bill authorizes half billion for missile defense
The House unanimously passed a bill totaling 459.6 million dollars to strengthen missile defense and space projects. It would authorize establishing a new advanced projects agency and expanding warning systems while expanding SAC, launching bases, and dispersing aircraft. Senate hearings heard executives push for more defense spending as McElroy prepares reorganizational plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Defense
McElroy
Advanced Research Projectsy
Eisenhower
Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
House Rules Committee
U.S
Gross
Sen. Stennis
Dmiss
Defense McElroy
Defense Department
Congress
Shares Margin Cut To Fifty Percent In Market Move
Washington AP reports the government lowered stock margin requirements to 50 percent effective Thursday amid ongoing declines in income and output in December. The move, described as a federal action, follows a reduction from 70 percent and reflects broader attempts to stabilize the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Driver Held After Hit And Run Accidents
Stanley D. Harding, 33, of 1528 Grand Ave New Castle, fled a sequence of crashes along Columbus Ave starting at 30th St and ending in New Columbus south of Anderson. He rammed three cars causing $1,? damage, then was chased by Anderson and state police, treated at St Johns Hospital for injuries, and jailed on drunken driving and leaving the scene charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Stanley D. Harding
Grand Ave
New Castle
Columbus Ave
Willie Stringer
11Th St
Harding
James D. DeShon
DeShon
Columbus
Anderson
Paul Corya
Robert Daubenspeck
Robert Estes
Robert Baldwin
New Columbus
Wrecker
St. John's Hospital
Madison County
Continue 10th Street Parking Resolution Hearing
The Board of Works has continued a contempt proceeding concerning property at 10th and Main Streets until 2 pm on Wednesday February 5. The hearing aims to decide on city acceptance of the property for a parking facility with a subsequent session at 7 30 pm on Wednesday January 29 to discuss the parking facility proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Works
10Th and Main Sts
London champion Margaret Stafford will skip fencing title defense
London’s 7 champion Margaret Stafford will not defend her title next week after missing the entry. She said no one reminded her and she forgot to enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Stafford
London
Wanted By Four Portable Washer In $15 Range
Four buyers seek a small portable washer in the fifteen dollar range as five people respond to the Bulletin Herald Classified Ad. Ad notes new small portable washing machine around 15 dollars at Locust with phone contact and urges readers to use want ads due to rising personal savings and buying power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin-Herald
Ke New
Eisenhower Indicates Budget Pressures From Deficit
President Eisenhower, in his first news conference since October, warned Congress may accept red ink rather than tax increases. He noted a predicted 400 million dollar deficit this year with a potential half billion dollar surplus next year, stressing a cautious approach to tax rises and defense spending amid economic uncertainty and a recent mild stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
Eusenhower
Eisenhower Backs Away From Rapid Defense Reorg
President Eisenhower signaled daytime doubts about a swift Defense Department reorganization for the space era. He said conclusions will follow many conferences with Congress and the armed services, and that he will present recommendations after finalizing his own view. Secretary McElroy outlined a plan to seek input from three top military leaders and several civilians before advising the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Nie
Defense Department
Congress
Armed Services
McElroy
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Nathan F. Twining
Joint Chiefs
Omar Bradley
Adm
Arthur Radford
U S Pay Raise Of 7 5 Per Cent Gets Approval Of Committee
The Senate Civil Service Committee voted unanimously to back a pay raise for federal civil service workers. The proposal would raise average pay by 7.5 percent and increase mailing costs, retroactive to Oct. 1, with a projected annual cost of about 584 million dollars to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Civil Service Committee
Congress
Senate
Olin D
Johnston
D-S.c
Lyndon B
Subcommittee
Johnson
Richard L. Neuberger
D-Ore
Paul J. Kilday
Military Services
Snow Covers East Central Indiana Area
Wintry weather returned Wednesday bringing a light snow fall of .07 inches. Roads were slick early but main routes cleared by evening. Temperatures ranged from 28 to 36 degrees with a high near 40 expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Bloomington
Fon
Chairman named for 1958 Mothers March On Polio
Mrs Frank Woschitz of the Anderson Jayshees was named chairwoman of the 1958 Mothers March on Polio at a YMCA Old Salem Room meeting. Thirty two mothers from sixteen districts attended as Donald Hays and John Hines outlined duties and distributed portfolios for the January 27 drive beginning at 6 30 p m with Ten Wainscott explaining the campaign’s importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Woschitz
Anderson Jayshees
Old Salem
YMCA
Donald Hays
John Hines
Ten Wainscott
Forest Hills
Twenty-ninth Street
Columbia
Twenty-ifth Street
Park Place
Yatelwood
Washington
Longfellow
Lindberg
Riley
Central Avenue
Meadowbrook
Last Reports in Drive for Airport Funds Friday
Officials of the Anderson Airport Fund Committee said a final push is under way to close a $50,000 drive for private contributions toward the municipal airport project. The last report session is set for Friday noon at the YRICA. Nearly $37,000 has been pledged so far by local business and industrial firms. A $50,000 goal would secure at least $100,000 for the project since General Motors pledged $50,000. The campaign is led by Imo A. Funk as general chairman with George Griffith, William Schofield, and Leland Fisher as vice chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Airport Fund
YRICA
General Motors Corporation
Jeimo A. Funk
George Griffith
William Schofield
Leland Fisher
Fire probe continues after Madison County Courthouse blaze
Local and state officials including Anderson Fire Department and Indiana State Fire Marshal inspectors investigated a third floor fire at the Madison County Courthouse. No damage occurred here but Noblesville reported substantial damage in similar fires at the Hamilton County courthouse. Fire was found in a carton of records. cause undetermined. Courthouse insured for $483,000 with $80,000 in equipment.
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Anderson Fire Department
Indiana State Fire Marshal’s Office
Madison County
George Gritter
Hamilton County
Noblesville
Herbert Johnson
Howard Himes
Fire Prevention Bureau
Rct
Eugene Creagmile
Ralph Lynch
Madison County Board of
Herald
Elwood trio, two Adams brothers in 26-burglary spree
Four Elwood suspects plus two others confessed to a multi county burglary and safe theft spree. They admitted hitting schools, elevators, groceries, and farms in Hamilton, Grant, Madison, Tipton counties, totaling 26 crimes with loot from a Walnut Grove safe. Suspects are held on preliminary charges. arrests followed a break in at Home Ice and Coal Company.
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Elwood
Madison
Grant
Hamilton
Tipton
Filmore Davis
Dick Blake
Hamilton County
Cliff Newby
Noblesville
Moore’s
Hamil
ABS
Ton County
Jackson Central High
ABC Grain
Arcadia
Atlanta Canning Cam
Hobbs
Pany
Tipton County
Green's
Anderson
Farrell Adams
Walnut Grove School
Moore's
Atlanta Canning Company
Jackson Central High School
Charles Bernard Mason
Sheridan
Ferris Joseph Adams
Jana State
Davis
Harald Ash
Home Ice and Coal Company
Home Lumber Company
Boone Township
Imitville
Cunningham
Alexandria
Orestes
Oakland
Edgewood
Aljeeemaris
Alexandria Farm Bureau
Swayzee ‘Lumber Company
Grant County
Green Township
Roseburg
Roseburg Elevator
Farmer's Grain and Coal Company
Franklans
Walnut Grove
First Garbage Hurdle Cleared
Glen C. Walbridge bid 9.41 per dwelling unit or 159,970 yearly for a five year city garbage contract starting Feb 11 1958 through Feb 10 1963. He must secure a 100 percent surety bond and insurance certificates, then City Council approval before final ratification. Walbridge operates Nine-Minute Car Wash at 1820 Jackson and plans to turn the page to page 8 column 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Works
Glen C. Walbridge
E. 29Th St
Anderson
Walbridge
City Collection Service
the Herald
Jackson
Anderson Bank Names New Board Chair and President
Linfield Myers, president since 1930, is named chair man of Anderson Banking Company board. Sheldon B Cooper, executive vice president and cashier, becomes president. Wilbur Roby elected cashier, H D Dawson named vice president after the stockholders meeting. Cooper and Roby have long local civic ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linfield Myers
Anderson Banking Company
Sheldon B. Cooper
Myers
Innight
Wilbur Roby
H. D. Dawson
Delco-Remy
Dawson
Lectures on Russia and Satellites Preview World Youth Festival
A town auditorium hosts Charles Sharp CBS correspondent in a film montage of Czechoslovakia Poland East Berlin Moscow and Russian outposts. Sharp argues the USSR reflects its people amid rapid housing and consumer goods growth as he previews Moscow's World Youth Festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Anderson Town
Anderson
Bward
Charles Sharp
CBS
Ussr
Sharp
Czechoslovakia
Poland
East Berlin
Moscow
New Arrivals At St John And Mercy Hospitals
births announced from St John s Hospital and Mercy Hospital Elwood list twin boys and several newborns. new parents include Boden thorn lapel duane young 1017 w 1st st james whitaker 1010 w 8th st harvey stewart 1216 pairfax st james major 4 frankton bernard mendenhall 48 college haven and anderson 2614 fe 8th st. broadwater tucson ariz ernest justice frankton anderson kinship details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Hospital
Charles Bodenthorn
Duane Young
James Whittaker
Harvey Stewart
Pairfax St
James Major
Frankton
Bernard Mendenhall
College Haven
Bill Anderson
8Th St
Mercy Hospital
Elwood
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Richard Swan
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Everett Boyer
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Carroll Cowgill
Raymond Reed
James Moore
Reymond Burton
Sturgeon
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
Commerce Department
San Francisco
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Lucien Hooper
W. E. Hutton & ‘A
New York
Hooper
Walter Dixon
E. F. Hutton & Co
10Th Street
Ike
Ind
Lilly Creek
Lindal W. Arnold
Fithian
Elwood City
William J. Mason
S. Sheridan Sr
Mason
Anderson Bank
Loren Gene Broadwater
Kim Place
Tucson, Ariz
Robert Danforth
Howard Broadwater
Ernest Justice
Justice
Kathryn Snellenbarger
Paul Abernathy
Floyd Snellenbarger
Fortville
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