Crash Kills 7 Of Family in Missouri Incident
Seven members of a family die after a car swerves into the path of a truck on US 36 west of Hannibal Missouri. Rodney 3 Anita 6 and Thomas Short 28, the uninjured truck driver, tell troopers the car went off the road then back into the path of the truck. The crash is rated the worst traffic disaster of the year in Missouri. The family left Parsons Kansas to visit Clyde Campbell at Bowen.
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Hannibal
UPI
Drew
Rodney
Anita
Thomas Short
Brighton
Rogers
Here
Missouri
Parsons
Kan
Clyde Campbell
Bowen
Recluse Admits 2 Child Slayings In New Mexico
A reclusive former mental patient, Foose, confessed to killing two children in Albuquerque’s streets to curb a crowded world, triggering a wide manhunt. Police closed in at dawn, Foose surrendered with his rifle, wounding himself. victims Arlene Cebada, 12, and Eddie Cebada were killed, their mother wounded. Authorities planned charges as the man was treated for injuries and mental health evaluation. A separate note reports Adams county Indiana designated a disaster area for emergency loans after recent events.
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Abumna
Norman Stennt
Rudy Store Dou
A. Foone
New Mexico
Robinson
Foose
Blackfoot
Idaho
Norman Aile Foose
Veterans Administration
Salt Lake City
Foose Cout
Cuba
Bernalillo County Indian Hospital
Albuquerque
Lonely Mountain
Ng Ballet
Richard Velarde
Fanch
Sam Hill
Vernon Weldon
Arlene Cebada
Pedro
Cebada
Eddie Cebada
Milton Matteson
Petra Cebada
Tor
Atty. Paul “Washington
UPI
Adams’county
Indiana
Everett and
Wally
Red Hon
Partners Yiome
Columbus Ave
Tunbane Mine
Hoosier
Tebbetts cites Phillies as hidden factor in tight NL race
Cincinnati manager Birdie Tebbetts says Philadelphia is the rough club with strong pitching led by Ray Emproch and Dick Farrell’s low 1.17 ERA. He notes Ed Bouchee’s return adds scoring spark as Los Angeles lags, yet any team can surge with 77 games left.
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SAN Francisco
Cincinati
Birdie Tebbetts
Philadelphia
Redlegs
Pilot
Phils
Ray
Emproch
Dick Farrel
Pet Shore
Semproch
Farrell
Ed Bouchee
Aadelphia
Tebbetts
Birdie
Los Angeles
Namre
Wwe
Haddix
Schmidt
Reed Silences Critics Beats Canada's Best in Cup Semifinal
Reed, 25, Alameda, California, in his first Davis Cup match, crushes Canadian Bob Bedard 7 6 2 6 4 and powers the United States toward a near victory in the North American Zone semifinal. Barry MacKay of Dayton, Ohio, won the opening singles match from Don Fontana.
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Whitney Reed
United States
Bob Bedard
Reed
Alameda
Califo
Barry MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
Don Fontana
Sharp Rise In Nation's Jobless Reported
Washington UPI Labor Department said initial jobless claims rose by 100,900 to 487,200 last week while unemployment rolls fell 59,200 to 2,551,700 in the week ended June 30. The insured rate dropped to 6.1 percent but remained well above a year ago. Emergency program claims added 157,900 and 30,300 filed under the program last week. Connecticut, California and other states saw declines partly due to July 4 closings. Pennsylvania and New York posted large increases in initial claims.
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Department
Ince
Oz ‘Hey
Cu Siocie
Connecticut
California
West Virginia
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Michigan
Lifelong sentence for habitual criminal in Lake County case
John Dill Sulinovich, 47, of Gary, was sentenced to life imprisonment as an habitual criminal Friday after pleading guilty in Lake Criminal Court. Judge Pro Tem Max Goldmi pronounced the sentence last February. Sulinovich and slayer Raymond Karr, 41, escaped custody and were captured March 19 after a battle with state police near Worth Liberty. Karr is already serving life for a tavern killing.
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Ind
John Dill Sulinovich
Gary
Lake Criminal Court
Max Gold mi
Stilinovich
Raymond Karr
Wrth Liberty
Ilinovich
Karr
U S reports on jobless claims and Latin American trade rise
The department cites increased emergency payments in seven states led by New York and Michigan with thousands filing while U S exports to Latin American Republics jumped to 47 billion dollars in 1957. Building permits show a boom with over 200 000 for new homes in progress.
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Michigan
New York
Indiana
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Llinois
United States
Pennsylvania
Floyd Hancock
Ieers Council
Adams declines comment as FTC and SEC questions surface
Federal Trade Commission and the SEC questioned Adams following inquiries about a textile mill mislabeling case settled with a consent agreement. The interview touched on Goldfine’s disclosures, customer lists, and prior fund withdrawals, with broader ties to corporate and church affiliations and long service in the Church of God.
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Netary
Adams
Harris
Williams
Goldfine
Federal Trade Commission
SEC
FTC
Boston
Robert
The
Fishman
Church of God
National Board of
Nicholson
E. 7Th St
Planners Have Say On Drive Construction
Madison County planners outline the process for driveway access to state highways. Dave Condon, director of the Planning Commission, says owners must contact the commission before Highway Department action. Approval hinges on area zoning and safe access, avoiding multiple joins and backing onto roads.
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Matement
Madison County
Dave Condon
The
Planning Commission
Wner
State Highway Department
Condon
Ment and Commission
Hospital Dismissals and Miscellany From St. Johns
List of recent hospital dismissals from St. Johns Hospital includes Lena Williams Nellie Barger Barbara Turner Mary Dickerson Claude Brown Oscar Bennett Kathe Siler Donald Streaty George Limbrock James Wash Martin Cook Vivian Hysong Florence Spars Germain Coptock and daughter Raymond Jones and daughter Ronald Timm and son Earl White and son Jerome Kelly and son Clarence Goards and son Alice Brose plus a note on Queen Elizabeths improving health and Indianapolis construction accident victims in brief.
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St. Ahn’s Hospital
Lena Williams
Nellie Barger
Barbara Turner
Maxne
Mary Dickerson
Claude Brown
Oscar Bennett
Markleville
Kathe Siler
Donald Streaty
George Limbrock
James Wash
Martin Cook
Indiana Ave
Vivian Hysong
E. 7Th
Florence Spars
Siaaieown
Germain Coptock
Tughter
Pearl St
Swedish Lion May Be Named to Lions Officers Contest
CHICAGO AP A Swedish steel maker Per Stahl Eskilstuna Sweden appears a contender for election to nations next year officers or under way. Delegates to the Lions convention favor the only executive contest expected international third vice president. Officials expect sharp contests for eight two year directorships of United States districts. The Lions new officers will be announced about noon Saturday after voting in the morning. Dudley L Simms Charleston W Va will take office succeeding President Edward G Barry Little Rock Ark Clarence L Strum Manawa Wis is expected to move from second to first vice president and Finis E Davis Louisville Ky is in line for the move from third to second vice presidency.
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Chicago
Per Stahl
Eskilstuna
Sweden
International
United States
Lions
Dudley L. Simms
Charleston
W. Va
Edward G. Barry
Little Rock
Ark
Clarence L. Strum
Manawa
Wis
Andy Finis E. Davia
Louisville, Ky
Burke Leads Insurance City Open At 12 Under Par
Burke Jr. shot 4 under par 67 to reach 130 after 36 holes at Wethersfield Country Club in Kiamesha Lake New York. lead by two strokes over George Bayer Arnold Palmer and Down Finsterwald, all at 134.
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Emenorisiu
Jack Burke Jr
Kiamesha Lake
N.Y
Star
Wethersfield
Calif
Anold Palmer
Vatrobe
Down Finsterwald
Tequesta
Fla
Obituary brief sketches from Anderson circle
Obituaries note Jacob Bricker 70 of 1641 W 7th St. died at home. Mrs America McDonald 62 of Muncie died. Joshua Jackson 18 of Logansport died. Troy A Wiley 64 Marion father of local resident Robert Wiley died. Anna M Maines 78 of 439 W 11th St died. Viola Daily 80 of Chicago died. Services set across Anderson and nearby towns with multiple funeral homes handling arrangements.
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Iwrence
Howard Lawrence
E. 14Th St
Bloomington Hospital
Anderson
Lawrence
Nicholson
Loom of
Eagles of Elwood
J.S. Steelworkers Local
Mon
Maude L. Lawrence, Jr
James W. Lawrence
Jacob Bricker
7Th St
Pam
Madison County
Bricker
Rec
Reation Equipment Corp
Shai Co
Mal
Cecelia
Marfin Hayden
Warvin Bricker
Luther Bricker
Maer
Latureland
Batavia
Baker
Brothers Funeral Home
America McDonald
America Jane 12
Muncie
McDonald
Jermit Beissmeyer
Indianapolis
William P
Ollie M. McDonald
Munie
Jesse B. McDonald
Orther Sterger
Little Rock
Ark
Alice McDonald
Piephog Funeral
A. W. McDavitt
Peipho
Elmridge Cemetery
Joshua. Jackson
Joshua Jackson
Morton
Logansport
Y P
Leonard P. Ander
Troy A. Wile
Robert Wiley
Troy A. Wiley
Needham and Sons
Marion
Marion Industralist
Ft. Worth
Tex
Grant ¢ Memorial Park
Anna M. Maines
11Th St
Carl Greek
South ‘Side
Church of the Nazarene
Myron “Morford
Memorial Park Cemetery
Viola Daily
Chicago
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Monroe
Schuster
Central Christian Church
East Maplewood
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties obituary notices
Deaths from Madison and surrounding areas reported for Pauline Sautman of North Vernon and Maude Zile of Middletown, with details on birthplaces, survivors, and funeral arrangements. Note of related services for Waldo Marion Bower of Marion and Lanie Danaha of Fortville with burial plans and funeral home details.
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Waldron Marion Bowers
Middletown
Waldo Marion Bower
All Memorial Hospital
Muine
Ballard and Shirey
Miller Cemetery
Anie Danaha
Fortville
Lanie Danaha
George C. McCarty
Kinnaman
Sentence Of Abel Master Spy Upheld By Court Of Appeals
The 30 year sentence of Russian master spy Rudolf Abel was upheld by the U S Court of Appeals on Friday. Abel, a top espionage agent, argued illegal evidence and trial errors but the court rejected his claims unanimously. He was convicted in Brooklyn last Oct 25 after being depicted as the head of a Red spy ring here for about nine years following illegal entry in 1948.
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New York
Tne
Ruedolph I. Abel
U. S. Court of Appeals
Abel
Brooklyn
U. S
Severe storms lash southern Indiana after heavy rains
Rains drenched the south and parts of the city as a threat of severe thunderstorms lingered Friday night. A 12 year old boy, James M Burcham of Indianapolis, was struck and killed by lightning while closing a barn door. A 45 year old man, Frank Darden, died while working in a storm sewer 13 feet underground. Flooding and surface water caused widespread damage, with crops damaged in Vincennes and rivers rising toward flood stages near Anderson. Skies were to clear Saturday with cooler temps, while only four farmers had received federal disaster loans from June floods.
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Diana
Petersburg
Columbia City
James M. Burcham
Indianapolis
Earlingsville
Aim
Robert Burcham
Frank Darden
Darden
Vincennes
Patoka
Anderson
White River
Indiana
Weather Bureau
City Acknowledges Need for 19 More Police Officers
At a city meeting Norman Stanley from the Indiana Bureau of Traffic Safety outlined the need for 19 additional policemen to properly carry out the town’s safety program. The gathering honored Anderson for contributions to traffic safety.
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Norman Stanley
Indiana Bureau of Traffic Safety
Anderson
Canada and United States pledge joint talks on China trade
Prime Minister Diefenbaker and President hold a joint communique agreeing to consultations on a case by case basis regarding trade with Communist China. They note U.S. trade rules would not be applied in a way that harms Canadian subsidiaries of American firms operating in Canada.
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China
U.S
Diefenbaker
Canada
County reports road fatalities and safety patrols rise
County traffic officials note fatalities on county roads this year with past six month totals reaching 20 to 25. They credit growing public safety awareness and rapid hazard clearance. Officers patrol highways and streets, issuing more violation tickets to deter danger.
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Nuernberg
Germany
Gospel Messengers Quartet
Parks
Wead
Douglas
Herman
Jim
Wead Family
Assembly OF God
Rppert R. Bayless
Lincoln
Phillies
Beats Canada
Washington
Labor Department
Ife Se
C. V. Chittick
Faith Gospel Tabernacle
23Rd & Pearl Sts
Anderson I
Rev. Chittick
Iowa
Nes
Crewetomie
Joseph
Fen Any
Kansa
Atchison
Topeka
Armen
East Pas
Physianuy
Uweaunairy
Uae
Sie Bone
Jgrecuy
Russia
Dr. Nicholson
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Anderson College
New York University
East Ft
Middle West
Tir
Numerad Nas
Christian Brotherhood Hour
Hein
Church of No God
Leo
Jenn
London
Eliza
Eileen Hexamer
Anapolis
Helen Ellan
St. Fee
Pad Kigsnan
Bertha Coller
Burke
State Department
Moscow
White
Menshikov
Murphy
East Boston Co
Trent
House
Trevidton Aeconta i
Goldne
Joseph P. O'Hara
Minnea
I Fayflower
Plymouth Mass
Foster Furcolo
O'Hara
Adlai E. Stevenson
John R. Steelman
Harry
S. Truman
Eisenhower
Madison
Pauline. Kaufman
Summitville
Pauline Sautman
North Vernon
Harry Kaufman
Columbus
Kaufman
Idianapolis
Wilbur Coffin
Harry A Ndt
Barry Storer
Miami
Jane Acton
Dowd
Vinson
Maude Zile
Maude Ile
6Th St
Ball Memorial Hospital
Mun
Dile
Newton Zile
Zile
Sedalife
White Union Christian Church
Frank
Benson
Andeen
Alma Perne
N.M
Ora Elgin
A. F. Byrne
Whetstone
First Methodist Church
Jackson
Crusaders Quartet
Gospel Messengers
Chesterfield
Crusaders
Anderton
Irondale
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