New Sever-Inch Type Two Headlamp Unveiled by GM Lamp Division
GM lamp division officials in Detroit, with AAMVA and AMAA, announced development of a seven inch sealed beam headlamp unit designed for modern traffic. The severinch type two improves driving visibility, right lane illumination, and fog penetration, building on prior sealed beam designs used since 1955 and dual headlamp systems since 1957.
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American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators
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U.S
Canada
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Society of Automotive Engineers
Governor Leaves Motel in Tie to Electrocardiogram
NEW ORLEANS AP Governor Earth Long left a Covington motel and headed to New Orleans for an electrocardiogram amid heart problems. He ignored questions from reporters at the Roosevelt Hotel, saying nothing and telling them to back off. He was accompanied by a driver and an unidentified man and woman and planned to return to Baton Rouge by Friday night. The 1 year old governor appeared energetic despite prior efforts to slow him down as he prepared for Fourth of July events.
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Good Morning Start The Day With s
PARSS AP Sour brief reads like a morning greetings roundup. The item notes a dim headline style summary and hints at a syndicated AP snippet, offering a light, informal opener to the day without substantial news details.
First U S Europe Phone Cable Opened In 1956
The article notes the opening of the first transatlantic telephone cable linking the United States and Europe in 1956. It describes the milestone as a major advance in long distance communication, enabling rapid voice connections across the ocean and expanding global telephone service.
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U. S.-Europe
Three Arrests in 12 Million Dollar Brockville Theft Case
FBI arrests three men in Pittsburgh on warrants tied to a year long probe of the Brockville Trust and Savings Co. burglary. Samuel Mancaring Norman Rothman and Moorman Surfside are linked to a vast theft that allegedly included Canadian bonds, jewelry and cash. The case involves a secret indictment from Chicago and cooperation with Canadian police.
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New Ke Pa
Norman Rothman
Surfside
Fla
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Mounted Police
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Rothman
Aldina
Wildcat Strikes Stall Steel Talks in Morrisville
Wildcat strikers defied union orders to return to work in Morrisville Pennsylvania as negotiations stalled. The four man bargaining teams and industry leaders meet while thousands remain idle and production delays ripple through plants across the region. United States Steel, the Aluminum division, and other firms reported ongoing walkouts and threatened further action as talks drag on.
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Kozlov Warns U S on Berlin Crisis and Soviet Tactics
Kozlov warned at a press luncheon that Western Allies must accept Moscow's framework or risk a broader conflict. He argued a unified Western plan would fail and urged avoiding a separate peace with the United States and its allies. He warned force could be used if diplomacy breaks down. The remarks were broadcast in English by an aide.
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Aviation Board Hears Progress Data On Airport
At a regular meeting the Anderson Board of Aviation discussed progress data on the airport project. Residents note contract terms include a three percent wage rise and a two week schedule of sessions to finalize the wage contract ahead of a July 14 deadline. Officials cited runway grading soon and asphalt paving at the 4,800 Sherman Works site as scheduled, with 7,000 workers involved under a federal aviation agency proposal.
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Robert Shel
Bern
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Jtones Kk Laughlin
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Cohen
Pentagon Fire Destroys 7000 Magnetic Tapes In Vault
A fire at the Pentagon’s secret data facility damaged heavy equipment and destroyed about 7000 magnetic tapes, including military personnel and Air Force installation data. No injuries. 25 hospitalized. A board of inquiry investigates cause as defense secretary ends work week. The blaze damaged the 9000 square foot area. staff and guards were overcome by smoke. Fire extinguished by 4:15 pm.
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Washington, D.C
Special Kids Day Plans Completed On Fair Midway
Thousands of Anderson residents and visitors flocked to the fairgrounds for a rescheduled Kids Day at Olsen Shows on the midway. Rain earlier in the week disrupted plans but police auxiliary detail helped manage traffic and crowd flow for a successful event with rides and shines enjoyed by all.
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Anderson Free Pate
Paul Olsen
Anderson Police Department
Presentence System In Making Here
The new presentence investigation system goes into effect statewide this week. The plan requires courts to obtain defendants case histories before committing them to terms of a year or more, with probation staffs to be added under state supervision. County funds and staff positions are planned, with degree or experience requirements for probation officers and state aid appropriations to counties to support the program.
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Wayne Stanton
Carl T.smith
Madge County
Alt
Stratton
Indiana
Pitare Tura de Faget
Coloma
Grand Jury Studies JP Case in Routine Probe
A grand jury will study the JP case amid an adjusted shortage of 57 million dollars. Records show Ralph Remine of Pipe Creek Two served as justice of the peace from March to December 1559. Examiners report missing 1986 receipts and a balance of 907 due, with accusations of falsified entries and unrecorded funds.
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Convicted Slayer To Die In Electric Chair
Cincinnati reports a man convicted of murder is scheduled for execution by electric chair. The date and exact timing are set for the near future, with mercy rejected by the court and the sentence to be carried out at the state facility.
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Jery Thermiay
Edythe Krupp
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Miri
Lauter Berger
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Petty
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Mercy
Harold Faulkner dies. services planned Saturday
Harold Pete Faulkner, 34, of Anderson Street, died Thursday at St Johns Hospital after a short illness. Born May 16, 1905, he was a longtime DeleoRemy Department 4 employee and led Pete Faulkner's Band. He was a member of First Presbyterian Church. survived by family details unavailable. Services set for-forenoon Saturday.
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St. John's Hospital
Anderson
Joseph
Ideasle Ferriday Faulkner
DeleoRemy
Pete Faulkner
Faulkner
Official Inspects Nicholson Plant Expansion Progress
E Blair La Fevre, vice president of Nicholson File Company, led a detailed inspection of the Nicholson plant on 3th Street. John H Hurton Jr., general manager of the Anderton plant in Me, reported approval of progress in the forge expansion and noted about 2 million dollars spent to merge Providence and Anderson operations, including equipment removal and new manufacturing additions.
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Providence
Nichson Fila Company
Nicholson
John H. Hureton Jr
Anderton
Me. LeFevre
Anderson
Paul Nicholson
Nicholson File
Travisicience
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New Arrivals in Anderson and Vicinity
Birth notices from St Johns Hospital and area homes report multiple newborns. Mr and Mrs Earl Forester welcome a boy. Mr and Mrs Lorey Patten a girl. Mr and Mrs Jack Grahany a girl. Others include Mr and Mrs James May a girl and Mr and Mrs Charles McCon neil a boy. Further births listed for Mr and Mrs Charles D Comp a boy and Mr and Mrs Marvin Ciiloa a boy.
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Charles McConneil
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Charles D. Comp
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Marvin Ciiloa
Fem Mounds Rd
Daniel Juactaen
Maplewood Pr
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