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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1958
Page
2
Amid scattered OCR noise, the fragment notes a U.S. blackout linked to a Cobar kidnapping case. It references wide domestic impact with uncertainty about concrete facts and dates. It also mentions Soviet and British coverage and a Moscow broadcast, set against fragmented lines.
An obscure clipping mentions a farm safety initiative tied to county and national leaders. It notes the involvement of local figures and a ceremonial emphasis on safety programs. The fragment includes an obituary line for a person aged 82, with garbled surrounding text.
Death notices name Robert B. Hannah. The Wilkinson Airchrist member had been a patient at New Castle hospital for a week, passing away recently.
Obituaries list John Raymond Smith of Anderson after illness, WWII veteran and former rail camp cook, survived by Ida R. Smith and several relatives. Other notices mention Stella Jarrett, Dora Steinle, Delbert Smith, and Rhonda Lopez among residents of Anderson and nearby towns, with funeral details, burial plans, and the roles of local funeral homes and churches.
Revival Gospel Tabernacle on Short Hazeltt lett Street with Pastor S E Hollowell and evangelist Imogene Walls featuring music and the Revival ministry.
A crash near Vernon Kentucky early Friday killed eight people including Shelie Anders A Shelbyville resident and his son James 21 of Fairland Freddie Brown another victim and injuring nine others Victims also included John Baker 37 and his infant daughter Debra from Barbourville Kentucky A truck driver said the Anders car struck a truck then veered into the Baker vehicle in the collision The incident left multiple residents dead and injured across two states.
Evaluation of junior high tests shows city school children are about half a year ahead of the national average in science and mathematics. Senior and sophomore language work also indicates strong performance, with high marks in language skill and para meanings across grade levels.
Capt Whitin ger and Mrs Mabel Sibbach urge reopening a youth center in Anderson noting juveniles need recreation facilities as well as safety. The Police Juvenile Department pledges 100 percent support and police supervision without pay. Jaycees to study finances site and social factors before revival.
Government forces press a three hour bombardment against rebels in Basra old Moslem quarter as Beirt leader Salam remains barricaded in Tripoli amid claims of rebel entry attempts from the hills. Heavy firing, shelling, and fires reported. rebels claim losses and dwindling ammunition as surrounding encirclement tightens.
Ike relaxes at his Maryland farm with three grandchildren as reporters watch. The piece notes a sunny July day, golf at the 18th hole, and plans to return to the White House Sunday after the July 4th holiday weekend.
Indiana State Prison death row grows to six with the addition of Thomas L. Whitaker a 38 year old Terre Haute truck driver convicted of killing his daughter and accused in the deaths of his former wife and their son. Three others are scheduled for execution: George R. Brown Thomas H. Johnston Clifford C. Groover. Irvin and Kiefer share pending appeals.
Ingrid Bergman, touring Europe with Schmidt after her split with Rossellini, was expected to return to London Monday to finish The Inn of the Sixth Happiness. The planned wedding would be her third marriage attempt after a divorce from Dr Peter Lindstrom and the birth of twins with Rossellini. Thomas Jefferson's vast 6,487 volume collection formed the core of the Library of Congress.
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