IEE Acts to Get U.N. Meeting on Mideast
A chaotic 1958 American briefing notes dispute peaceful Middle East options. President Eisenhower pressed Congress and military officials for a U.N. meeting as debates over possible U.S. military action intensified. Reports circulated about Marines and U.S. ships potentially moving toward Lebanon and the Persian Gulf.
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IEE
U.N
Mideast
Washington
United Nations
White House
Eisenhower
Middle East
Tnw
United States
Rere
Lebanon
Iraq
U. S. 6Th Fleet
Alexander Smith
U.S
U. S
Persian Gulf
Greenwich Bay
6Th Fleet
Dulles
Charles Malik
Malik
Herve Alphand
Alphand
New York
William Knowland
Calif
Senate
House
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
United Nations Security Council
GOP Nominee For Treasurer To Be Named
Jackson County Republicans meet to nominate a county treasurer candidate after Walter Hays death. Possible nominees include Audrey Hays Fred Cook Hershel Richardson Wil Chambers Richard Smith and John Willits. GOP nominee faces Democrat Egbert M Hood in November. County Chairman Raby H Roberts to preside and supply poll books. Also announced a Republican Women’s Club family basket picnic for July 22 at Fall Creek Pendleton.
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Lackson County
Circuit Court
Walter Hays
Markieville
Audrey Hays
Fred Cook
Richland
Hershel Richardson
Alexandria
Wil
Chambers
Anderson
Richard
Smith
Jackson Township
John Willits
GOP
Egbert M. Hood
Raby H. Roberts
Republican Women's Club
Fall Creek
Pendieton
Dodger Chavez Stadium Plan Hit By Court Ruling
Superior Court judge Mondat voided the Dodgers Chavez Ravine stadium contract with Los Angeles city, ruling the deal invalid. The case may go to the District Court of Appeal after a possible new-trial motion, while a public vote on the site had occurred earlier. Dodgers president OMalley lamented the setback and pledged to pursue resolution within the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo Anueues
Chavez Ba‘vine
Dodgers
Dodgerganization
Wer O'Malley
O'Malley
Election Fight In Last Stage For North District Commission
In Madison County a last-stage fight over the north district commissioners seat centers on absentee ballots. Judge Sid Cleveland, Superior Court 2, expects closure by week’s end after four sessions with many ballots and envelopes submitted as evidence. The dispute stems from Ralph McCord of Frankton challenging Jets Bair of Summitville, whose lead was 12 votes after a recount. The case hinges on about 200 disputed absentee ballots already examined.
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Madison ‘County
Sid Cleveland
Superior Court 2
Ralph McCord
Prankton
Jets Bair
Summitville
3Air
Trujillo Yacht Marked With Zsa Zsa Slept Here
In red paint on the white hull of the Dominican Republic General Rafael Trujillo Jr s luxurious yacht the words Zsa Zsa slept here appeared Monday night. The scene was spotted by ferry riders at Terminal Island at dawn. Trujillo was in Southern California for leisure with ties to actress Zsa Zsa Gabor.
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San Pedro
Calif
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Zsa Zsa
Terminal Island
Trujillo
California
Hollywood
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Tremendous Response From Baby Sitter Want Ad
Local couple reports a strong response to a single issue baby sitter wanted ad. After the first issue they received 35 to 40 calls and conducted 18 personal interviews. The Bulletin and Herald urges use of want ads to find reliable help and invites callers to dial 3 5371 for Classified Sales help.
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Bulletin
Herald
Showers and storms dampen Lafayette weather
Wet poor weather dominates Lafayette area with 1.42 inches of rain over four days. A lightning strike damaged a Shell Bulk Plant wiring but caused no injuries. Temperatures expected to stay warm and humid with showers through midweek and highs in the 70s. River levels remain high but forecast to recede later in the week. A two-vehicle crash at 21st and Jefferson injured Mrs Ives. Marshall was treated and released. other drivers observed a failing to stop at a sign.
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Sveseman
Shell Oil Bulk Plant
Pitt St
Yestern
Weather Bureau
Wangle
21St and
Jefferson Sts
Lafayette
Donald Adamson
Mr. ‘S
Ralph Adamant
Main St
Ind
Path
Thom Eva Ives
Delphi
Marshall
Young Adamson
St. John’s Hospital
Tippecanoe
Ives
Myron Ives
Wilbur D. Rayburn
Adamson Boy
R. Saubert
Board of Public Works Accepts Acme Bid For Chimney Demolition
The Board of Public Works accepted Acme's low bid of $2,049 for chimney demolition near the old city steam plant north of E Ninth Street. City officials announced work would start in about three weeks, with bids opened for a new radio building at $2,056 from Associated Builders.
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ACO
Iton Doll Wresss
Veinoulon Wok Would Metal Co
Old City
E. 9Th St
City Radio
Adja
Bank of White River
W. Sth
St .of Public Works
Guying
City Hall
Hamilton
Sony
Associated Buildership Transmitting and Receiving Inc
Donald Gwinnup
Wath St
Gwinnup
Acme
25Th St
Gene Crull
Pease
Mogilner Sentence Suspended Amid Indiana Bribery Case
A J Mogilner, key witness in the Indiana highway bribery scandal, receives a suspended prison term after testifying against Elmer Doc Sherwood and William E Sayer who were sentenced to prison. Special Judge Thomas Garvin imposes the maximum combined penalties on Sherwood and Sayer, while Mogilner avoids prison with a suspended sentence and a fine.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Arthur J Mogilner
Elmer
Doc) Sherwood
William E. Sayer
Thomas E. Garvin
Sherwood
Sayer
Amercan Legion
George N. Craig
Highway
Virgil (Red) Smith
Moginer
Tre
Gli Ids
Mogilner
John G. Tinder
Tinder
Conoes
Lency
Mogions
Garvin
John Royse
Moginet
Dodgers
Praeger Com Garvin
Carte Blanche
Smith
Craig
Appea
Persistent Bandits Rob Eatery Twice
Persistent bandits robbed the Saddle and Sirloin Restaurant twice on Sunday. They first broke a window to enter in the morning and returned at night by forcing a door, stealing cigarette machines and juke boxes. Sheriff’s deputies and Capt Noble are investigating, with a separate break in at Hoppies Tavern on 2017 W. th St. Sunday night, targeting liquor bottles.
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Ardidun
Sirloin
Capt. Noble
Robery
Hoppies Tavern
Th St
Goldfine Faces Inquiry Fight Amid House Subpanel Scrutiny
In Washington the House Commerce Subcommittee prepared for another day of testimony on Goldfine and alleged improprieties linked to his relationship with presidential aide Sherman Adams. The panel signaled it would press questions on Adams and Goldfine’s financial dealings while weighing a possible appeal if challenged.
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Bernard Goldfine
Washington
Washington Commerce Committee
Goldfine
Adams
House Vni
Harris
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Com> Subcommittee
Ris
Sherman Adams
Rep
Pete, F. Mack
Boster
John Bell Williams
Williams
New Hampshire
Eisenhow
Eisenhower
Anotise
Goldie
Boston
East i Co
Wednesday Meeting on Anderson Airport Plans at Chesterfield
A Chesterfield town board meeting at the Community Center 7:90 PM will discuss plans for the Anderson Airport located between Anderson and Chesterfield. Airport officials and state aviation lawyer Keith Pettigrew will attend along with engineer AB Compton. The open session aims to inform the public and narrow discussion on the project.
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Chesterfield
Anderson
Chesterfie
Chesterfield ‘Town Board
Ward Taylor
Taylor
Memarbers
Airport Commission
Keith Pettigrew
Thedianapolis
State Aeronautical Association
Jojance
Compton
Indianapolis
Madison Circuit
Russell ‘Stewart
Leslie C. Baxter
Carl Frese
Herbert Shelton
City of Anderson
Board To Consider School Supply Bids
The Anderson Board of School Trustees meets tonight to review the budget and bid on supplies including 1 870 tons of coal 70 000 gallons of oil and a year’s supply of paper towels. A repair replaces the west steps of Long Mellow School with bids opened and judged on the lowest and best bid.
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Eee
Anderson Boi
G. E. Ebbert
James E. Allen
Long Mellow School
Aterial
City Budget Scannings Underway at City Hall for 1959
Annual summertime city budget scannings are in progress at City Hall with ten budgets for 1959 to be presented within weeks for consideration by the mayor's office the budget committee and the city council. Details show various department totals including Police 46761 for 1959 up 50267, Street 424775.71 down 35118.28, Animal Shelter 10165 down 2225, Health 24663 down 2190, Fire 918.48 up 80360 with a 67135 wage noted by Fire Chief Herbert Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Adjustment Board
State Tax Board
Okeh
Ernest Coburn
Jann L. Heiden
Ernest Toombs
J. Farrell Wilson
Shelter Health Department
Earl McCarel
Fire Department
Herbert Johnson
Explosion Traps Downtown Hardware Store Customers
A flood triggered sewer gas in the basement of Williams Hardware Co. caused a blast that engulfed a three story building in flames. Fire crews battled the blaze for hours as authorities estimated from three up to 25 deaths and many injuries. Mary’s Hospital reported at least seven injured including a severely burned clerk. Ted Promenschemkel, a nearby painter, and fireman Lawrence McGurk attempted rescue as the disaster unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Kenenedy
Mary's Hospital
Williams Hardware Co
Ted Promenschemkel
Lawrence McGurk
New Arrivals Report Births Across Anderson and Area
A stream of birth notices from Anderson and nearby towns lists newborns at area hospitals. Parents include Overe dort in Anderson. Moon in Middletown. Vendl in College Haven. Bockover in Pearl Street. Land on College Haven. Thorn on College Haven. Wooten on College Drive. Janney on Dakota Drive. Kenb erly in Fortville. Loftus and Grange er in Anderson. Gillian in Noblesville. Yeagy and Sawyer in Alexandria. Jones in Alexandria and E Lynn Street. Norbert Jones at Burgess Avenue. Debra Jo named for a girl born to Mr and Mrs Jones. Grandparents noted for several births in Anderson and Decatur, with familial lines extending to Omaha.
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Ot. Vomn
Ospital
Richard Overedort
Jackson St
Jackson Moon
Middletown
William Vendl
College Haven
Walter Bockover
Pearl St
Byron Land
V. Sth
St. A
Larry Thorn
Paul Wooten
College Dr
David Janney
Dakota Dr
Land
Herschell Kenberly
Fortville
Joseph Loftus
Courtley Grangeer
E. 22Nd St
Maurice Gillian
Noblesville
Bobby Yeagy
Donald Sawyer
Alexandria
James Jones
Byron Martz
E. Lynn St
Orn
Indianapolis
Norbert Jones
Burgess Ave
Debra Jo
Herman Stevens
Anderson
Eatha Jones
Decatur, Ind
James B
Otch
Decantr
Airl
Hd, Brady
Charles ‘Gotch
Omaha, Eb
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25Th Street
Anderson Township
D. H. Goble Printing Co
Greenfield
Miller Huggins
Wheatley, Tnc
Elkhart
John Boone
Caulk
Forest Hills
Frank Campbell
Boone
Leland Boren
Clifford Herron
Ralph Jones
LAW Examiners
Robert A. Gemmill
Marion
State Board of Law Examiners
Gemmill
Ray C.thomas
Gary
Dodger-Chavez
Mant Someone Toycare 2
Fen
Board of Public Works
Dad
Pop
Copenhagen
Denmark
Junior
Mom
A. J. Mogilner
Anderson Airport
Wepeeweees
Anderson and Vicinity
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