McElroy Tells Defense Reorg Proposal Aims This Session
Washington Senator Lyndon B Johnson said Secretary of Defense McElroy expects a Pentagon reorganization plan ready for congressional action this session. McElroy testified on missiles satellites and defense developments as Johnson noted steps to speed programs since Sputnik I. Key moves include ending overtime limits on top projects restoring basic research and accelerating Atlas Thor Jupiter and Jupiter-C efforts.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Army
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Printers in Minnesota near agreement with St Paul union
Striking printers and the St Paul Pioneer Press and Dispatch reached a tentative 26 month contract on Wednesday. Negotiations continued with two other striking unions as the newspapers, under the same ownership, had not published since December 17. The deal awaits a final ITU Local 30 vote after an all-night session led by state labor conciliator Charles Johnson.
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ST. Paul
Minu.t
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Dispatch
International Typographical Unnion
ITU
Charles Johnson
American Newspaper Guild
Etchison Rites In Christian Church Saturday
Bertha Viola Etchison 77 of 629 W Jackson St Alexandria died Wednesday noon at her son Ernie Etchison’s home. Born March 5 1880 she married Austin Etchison in 1901. Survived by husband four sons three daughters grandchildren 14 great grandchildren and one half brother. Services Saturday at First Christian Church with burial in Vinson Cemetery Summitville. Friends may visit after 8 p.m. Thursday at the Ernie Etchison home.
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Alexandria
Bertha Viola Etchison
W. Jackson St
Ernie Etchison
N. J Canal St
Calvin
Isabelle Bird Duncan
Austin Etchison
Ernie
Dwight
Glen
Gaston
Melvin
Fort Wayne
Bernice Pitcock
Albert McGray
Edna Beaman
West Middleton
Bynum Legg
Elwood
Nutter Hughes
Jack Albertson
Vinson
Summitville
Davis and Strider
Toastmasters Charter Night for Del Rey Club
Del Rey Toastmasters Club observes charter night at Saddle n Sirloin Saturday. Banquet 6:30 pm precedes ceremony with Harold Corbin and Harris C. Johnson among dignitaries. Guests include Joe Ellis and 87 District 11 officers as topics and speeches unfold.
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Afters Lun
Sam Carule
del Rey
Tastmasters International
Joe Ellis
Bloomington
Harris C. Johnson
Eli Lilly
International Board of Directors
Jerry Rigsby
Bart Branstetter
Clark Sloan
Dave Griffiths
William ‘Draper
L Ernie Dodson
Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan
Kentucky
Toastmasters International
Santa Ana
Calif
Five of Family Die In Murder Case
Funeral services for Mrs Catherine L Swing 45 who died Monday at her home 2342 Nichols Ave will be Friday at 2 p.m. at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Lapel. Dr W H Bransford and Rev Leon Lutz will conduct and burial will be in Brookside Cemetery Lapel. The Order of the Eastern Star will hold candlelight services tonight at the funeral home where friends are being received.
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Mr. Scanlan
Rushville
Thomas Scanlan
Anderson
Remy Brothers
Old
Remy Electric Company
Noble Street Methodist Church
Mt. Moriah
A. M
Odd Fellows, Lodge
Harold E. Rozelle
Wilbur V. Day
East Maplewood Cemetery
Mt. Moriah Lodge
Catherine L. Swing
Cathherine L. Swing
Mondaay
Nichols Ave
Fisher Brothers Funeral
Lapel
W. H. Bransford
First Methodist Church
Leon Lutz
Prairie Baptist Church
Brookside
Order of the Eastern Star
Beatrice Neb murder scene ties to family death
Beatrice Nebraska police report shows five family members dead in a murder suicide. A 14 year old survivor Sherman Williams called police after being struck with a gun butt by his father. Funeral rites for L E Poore and family are noted amid details of a separate robbery case in Danville Illinois.
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Neb
Gene H. Burton
Sherman Williams
L. E. Poore
Sherman Dean
Williams
Dorothy
Memorial Park
Supermar
Piqua
Diefenbaugh
Danville
Eva Cromer Dies in Elwood Home at 71
Eva Cromer 71 wife of Earl Cromer died 9 15 p m Wednesday at her home 2323 South B Street Elwood after months of illness. She was born April 1 1886 and married Earl Cromer September 27 1930. She was a Nazarene and the body is at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home with arrangements pending.
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Elwood
Eva Cromer
Earl Cromer
South B St
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Monroe Petty 38 died Monday from suffocation in a burning Ingalls home. Services Saturday at 11:30 a.m. in Cornel Bright Funeral Home Pendleton, burial Gravel Lawn Cemetery Fortville. Wife Louise, one son James, and several relatives survive. India A. Essig 46 of Noblesville dies in mobile auto crash near Anderson. Services Thursday 2 p.m. Evans Godby Trout Funeral Home Noblesville, burial Cicero Cemetery.
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Monroe Petty Pendleton
Monroe Petty
Ingalls
Cornell Bright
Pendleton
Gravel Lawn
Fortville
Staneral
Arkansas
John
Clemmie Petty
India A. Essig
Noblesville
Rt. 2
Anderson
Evans, Godby and Trout
Herschel M. Reed
Noblesville Christian Church
Cicero Cemetery
Induction Held For Caduceus Medical Group
An induction meeting for the Caduceus Medical Association was held at Madison Heights High School on Wednesday night to recruit students interested in medicine. Officers include Linda Byrum president Kathy Bloom first vice president Steve Van Matre second vice president Nancy Steves secretary and Jerry Shine treasurer. Sponsors are Mr. Jones and Mr. Redding of the school faculty. Caduceus is linked to the Madison County Medical Association. Prospective members listed include Neva Perry Toni Ferris Ann Rummlе, Ann Jenkins, Steve West, John Weber, Janet Lackey and many others. Also present were Dr. William Baughn Dr. Horace Jones and Ted Bloom.
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Caduceus Medical Association
Madison Heights High School
Linda Byrum
Kathy Bloom
Steve van Matre
Nancy Steves
Jerry Shine
Jones
Redding
Caduceus
Madison County Medical Association
aj _emember
Neva Perry
Toni Ferris
Ann Rummel
Ann Jenkins
Steve West
Bill Rhynearson
John Weber
Janet Lackey
Barbara Kessler
Lou Ann Gaddis
Tom Harmeson
Carolyn Ashby
Sandy Prather
Jeanie Leckie
Bill Markham
Sharon McGee
Donna Riggs
Richard Saxon
Victor Cook
Jerry Darlington
Ann Jones
Vincent Williams
Jane Crozier
Larry Stottlemyer
Janet Mitten
Eddie Amos
Julia Rummel
Barbara Ferguson
Jane England
Terry Myers
Jo Ann Howard
John Gaffney Dies in Kokomo Candy-Vending Tycoon
John Gaffney about 60 formerly of Elwood died suddenly of heart failure in his Kokomo home Tuesday evening. He ran a chain of candy-vending machines. Survived by Viola two sons Patrick abroad in Germany and John of Elwood one daughter Teresa married living in Boston. Brother-in-law of Mrs Ray Smith. Body sent to Peacock Funeral Home Kokomo. Services and burial in Elwood Catholic Cemetery.
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John Gaffney
Kokomo Elwool
Elwood
Kokomo
Viola
Patrick
Germany
John
Teresa
Boston
Mass
Ray Smith
Death of Mrs Edith Lineberry at Chillicothe Mo
Mrs Edith Lineberry 78 died January 14 at Chillicothe hospital after living 38 years on the Lineberry farm near Hale Missouri. Survived by husband Roy Lineberry a daughter Mrs Marian Hymer two sons Wallace and John Lineberry and four grandchildren John Jayne Teresa and Lynn Hymer.
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Edith Lineberry
Glen. Hymer
John Lineberry
Hale, Mo
John
Jayne Lineberry
Teresa
Lynn
Hymer
Ex-Labor Leader's Trial Set For June 9 Indianapolis
Trial of Orell B. Soucie 53 former Terre Haute labor leader on income tax evasion charges was set for June 9 by Judge Dale J. Holder in Federal Court. Soucie, serving a prison term for labor racketeering, had not been granted delay due to illness. He formerly led Local 841 of the International Union of Operating Engineers and is accused of evading 559,954.70 in income taxes for 1951 1952 and 1953.
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Indianapolis
Orell B. Soucie
Terre Haute
Dale J.holder
Soucie
International Union of Operating Engineers
Business Failures Rise in December in New York
Dun and Bradstreet reported a sharp rise in business failures, with 1,080 in December and 13,739 for 1957, the highest annual total since 1939, signaling ongoing economic strain in the state.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet Inc
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