Nine U S Soldiers Reportedly Held by East German Communists
Maj George E Kemper and eight other U S soldiers say their helicopter strayed into East Germany on June 7 after navigational failures in a thunderstorm. East German officials claim the men were returned to Soviet controlled areas and later moved to a Dresden villa. The United States contests a diplomatic exit and demands release while East German and Soviet authorities offer limited details.
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Zett
East Ger
Kemper
East
West Germany
East Germany
East Gerwolves
United States
Mans
Ameri- East Germany
Soviet Union
U.S
Frank
Athanason
Greenville
S.C
Germany
Viet Union
Berlin
Cor
Frankenberg
Foreign Ministry
Karl-Marx-Stadt
Robert P. McQuail
Elwood
Dresden
Greystone
Iran
Copter
Clea Niceum
H St
Washington
Theodore
Pete
Seymour Topping
Wilson
Artillegime
McQuail
Tagac
Alexander Gruettner
Gruettner
3Rd Armored Division
Frankfurt
Graffenwoehr
Jat
AFL-CIO Plans Tabloid Replacement For Weekly Paper
A four page tabloid will replace the weekly AFL-CIO newspaper to align with a national publications policy. The Indiana State AFL-CIO News will carry no advertising and may be taken over by a union, with a state convention planned for autumn 1960.
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Wianapolis
Mercy Hospital
Robert Webb
the/ton
Leader
AFL
Phil Copher
CIO
John McCarty
State of the Salvation Army
Afl-Cio
BSL
Indiana State
Gerald Abner
No. C St
Clerman Holline
Louis Hutchinson
Max Wright
Farmersburg
Treas
George Osborn
Terre Haute
East Germany
County Democrat Meetings Planned
Seven Madison County men enlist in the U S Army named by MSgt. Phil lip Stewart. Meetings of the Madison County Democrat Central Committee will be July 12 in the superior court room and a Jackson Township School gathering Monday evening presided by Raymond Poor. A euchre party is planned July 11 at 7 30 by the Union Township Democrat Club. Enlistees include Orville Goettmann John Police Billie Wallace John Carlisle Gilbert Davis Alfred Ashby and Mary Anderson with several three year terms in Army branches. Re enlisting are Keith Myrick and Robert Pyle with assignments Military Police and free routing duty. Hocnalal Notes
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Madison County
Democrat Central Committee
Superior Court Room
William Norton
Jackson Township
Raymond Poor
Union Township
Democrat Club
Chesterfield Com
Orville E. Goettmann
Munity Center
Ralphj Shirley
Mattingly
John R
Billie G. Wallace
Walsh
Alexandria Pike
Anderson
Larry A. Speaker
Brewer
Elwood
Kenneth
3Rd Armored Division
John C. Carlisle
Richardson
Gilbert Davis
Fred
Airborne
Alfred Ashby
Carl Cross Grimes Jr
E. 17Th St
William Mary Anderson
Signal Tin
Ralph Brundage
Mercy Hospital Dismissals And Admissions List
Mercy Hospital dismissals include Mrs. Paul Turner and baby at 16254 So A St. Michael and James Adams of 1613 So M St. Mrs. Pearl Ferguson at 1831 No C St. and Zennie Roberson Rt. 3. Admissions feature Ray Cyphers Frankton Monica West 925 Main St. Mrs Clarence Creamer 2507 No B St. Mrs Edward Redenbaugh 703 No A St. Donedo Bosquez Point Isabel Charles McCoy Rt. 1 Greentown. Richard D. Tompkins Elwood is in Veterans Administration Hospital Indianapolis room 16W.
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Lingsworth
Alexandria
Mercy Hospital
Paul Turner
Baby
So. A St
Michael and
James Adams
So. M St
Pearl Ferguson
Zennie Roberson
Ray Cyphers
Frankton
Monica West
Main St
Clarence Creamer
Edward Redenbaugh
Edward Redenbaugh, 703 No. A St
Donedo Bosquez
Point Isabel
Charles McCoy
Rt. 1
Greentown
Richard D. Tompkins
Elwaad
Veterans Administration Hospital
Indianapolis
Alexandria Kiwanis honors Noral Ray on 72nd birthday
Mrs Noral Ray of Ray 1006 N Harrison remained in Chicago as Alexandria Kiwanis hosted a dinner for her 72nd birthday at Beulah Park. Ten of her children attended along with many local and area guests. Curtis Steele spoke on Boys State experiences sponsored by the Alexandria club. Hospitalized Earl Townsend remained at St John’s in Anderson after a heart attack. LaPorte visitors and a CCG Club gathering were noted among other social items.
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Alexandria
Noral
Ray
Russell Allen
Alvin? Allen
Arlie Ray
Merle Ray
Sherman Dickie
John Teague
James Runyan
Bob Ray
Paul Brown
Mace Hitchens
Bud Maynard
Billy Jim Gaither
Jack Beard
Phil Bolton
David Steele
Boys’ State
Indiana University
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Club of
Armstrong City
Faulkner County
Dan Rohn
Rex Fleenor
Wallace van Erman
Rachel Biddle
Luther Durr
Eugene Stone
Byron Gilman
Robert Watson
Lamont Crowles
Lowell Perkins
49Ers
Callaway Park
49Ers Home Demonstration Club
Everett Dietzer
Anderson
William Bowman
Helping Hands Home Demonstration Club
Ernest Levi
James Pennington
Clarence Skillman
Elwood Women Report WWII Convention Activities
Mothers of World War II members at the Philadelphia convention were featured by Mrs Fern Schafer at the Eagles home. Plans include a July 8 district meeting at Marion VA Hospital and a July 15 gathering at 7 30 pm.
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Elwood
Philadelphia
Fern Schafer
Con’ Lvention
Eagles
Fifth District
Marion Veterans Administration Hospital
Kappa Delta Phi
Betty Fetz
Ida Todd Wells Rites and Elwood notices
Ida Todd Wells 73 of 35 Madison St Gary died in Methodist Hospital Gary. Rites set at First Church Nazarene Gary 7 30 p m Thursday with burial in Elwood City Cemetery. Surviving daughters three sons and siblings. De Molay installation public. Kiwanis meeting canceled. Also notes on church social events and a population shift fact about farm households in colonial era.
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Elwood
Ida Todd Wells
Madison St
Gary
Methodist Hospital
First Church of the, Nazarene
Copher
Fesler Funeral Home
James Snow
Church of the Nazarene
Ewood City Cemetery
Ernest Highly
Harvey
Ill
Frank Sullivan
Crown Point
James Breeding
Edinburg
Ralph
Earl Todd
Peter Bucy
Wierton
W. Va
Orel de Weese
Loral Harting
Wells
Perry
Barbara Bucy
Ensley Otis Todd
First Church of the Nazarene
de Molay
Masonic Temple
Jerry Dan McCoy
J. E. McCoy
Marlon Keith Balser
So. B St
Michael Duane
Shift Carpenter
Washington
Gerge Carpenter
Frankton
U. S
de Molays
Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Job
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club Meeting Cancelled Due to July Fourth
The Kiwanis Club meeting scheduled for Thursday night was cancelled because of the July 4 celebration on Friday.
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Kiwanis Club
Train Collision Injures About 30 in Virginia Union Station
In Alexandria Virginia a Chesapeake and Ohio passenger train struck the rear of a Seaboard Air Line train discharging passengers at Union Station. About 30 people were injured with four kept for observation and 22 treated and released for minor injuries. C&O engineer William W. Roberts 73 of Charlottesville reported brakes failed at 8 to 10 mph before impact.
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Alexandria
Chesapeake & Ohio
Seaboard Air Line
Union Station
Alexandria Hospital
William W. Roberts
Charlottesville
C&o Diesel
Seaboard
The Neglected Art of Being Different
In July Reader's Digest a feature urges readers to grow and profit by being themselves. The article highlights the value of individuality across science, entertainment and business and promotes purchasing the July issue.
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Reader's Digest
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Phillip Stewart
Keith A. Myrick
Central Ave
Robert L. Pyle
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Hocnilal
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Tenth ST
America
Controlled Energy” AcTrio
Sierra
PT Ial PL
Vermade
Silent
Vornado
DIAL
CS Club
Evya.Riser
Lancaster Ladies Aid Society
Tri Kappa
Grace Methodist Church
Robert Quear
Don Utberg
George Horn
Elden Ruff
Martha Mangas
Susie Hennegan
Gayle Bolyard
Sam Landeman
Robert Linegar
Je Lam Crimans
Arthur Noble
Ruth Smiley
Blair. Sullivan
Martin Underwood
Jack Wright
Carl Campbell
Read B
Canaday
YMCA
Russell Hulse
Kresge
Gay Joe
Naist
Dollar Store
Virginia
Turkey
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