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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1959
Page
2
The Moscow Communist Party Central Committee heard that installing modern equipment across Soviet industry is too large to manage fully. The briefing outlined targeted steps and rapid results in selected sectors, signaling a shift toward pragmatic reforms under tight party oversight.
Grace Grinnell died Tuesday from a heart attack in Elwood area. She leaves two daughters Mrs. Clever and Mrs. Zisie Brown, a brother Fimer Leycock of Elwood, six grandchildren. Teckley Funeral Home handling arrangements, services pending.
Chicago based reports cite safety council predicting a record 350 deaths during the July Fourth holiday due to traffic. Soviet industry automation and licensing issues are noted, along with a separate bank murder case in Lowry, with two bodies found and two gunshot wounds.
Grace J Roberts of Anderson died after a long illness. Survived by one daughter and several relatives. services set for Friday at St Marys Church in Paris with burial at St Marys Cemetery. Born Noblesville May 19 1899, she married Lakey in 1909. Memorials to local churches encouraged.
Mary Allen, widow of a local alumnus of the University, died Monday eve. Missouri University attendees included Eugene Neale of Anderson and alumni from Beaver Falls. Guest speaker was Missouri athletic director and former football coach.
Robert Lidues, 35, of Frankton, died after a crash near Tunedey. Survived by widow Bertha Hew, his parents in Ga City, a son Yurilie, a sister, and other relatives. Funeral services by Pastor C. Stroup at Frankton KPOOF Cemetery.
Officer Charles Diaz sent his resignation to president Manuel Urrutia after a long absence due to illness. He resumed his post Monday amid reports he suffered typhoid fever. The note mentions Maj. Juas Almeida commanding and lists survivors including a fibbed air force in Diaz’s circle. The message refers to Arrola and Nelile, with Diaz denying charges in a letter to Arrola.
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