Handley Seeks Flood Aid From Federal Government
Annapolis reports the emergency committee will urge Governor Handley to request a federal disaster declaration for 20 Indiana flood torn counties. ASC estimates total damage near five million dollars, with individual county losses listed though some figures are not yet available.
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U S Rejects Khrushchev Credit Request in 1959 Trade Sitrep
The United States rejected Soviet Premier Khrushchev s plea for long term credits to finance Soviet purchases of U S machinery and goods. President Eisenhower said normal commercial credit terms and private enterprise govern sport import trade and denied formalizing state backed trade links. The State Department reviewed proposals and noted potential but cautioned about legal and political issues.
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Milton Eisenhower Draws Demonstration Outside Embassy
PANAMA AP Students demonstrated for almost an hour outside the U.S. Embassy seeking attention from Milton Eisenhower, the president’s emissary to Central America. He was not in the embassy when signs read Eisenhower go to the United, we want justice, the canal is ours. The demonstration ended as Eisenhower and Ambassador Harrington were away touring canal areas and U.S. Army installations. The visit continues with plans to depart for Tegucigalpa, Honduras.
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Just About Wife Swapping Ends in Death and Arrest
Chief James Ottinger described a "just about" wife swapping incident that led to William E. Massay's fatal stab wound and the arrest of David Boyce Jr. in Philadelphia. Massay died in a hospital after the stabbing, allegedly following a confrontation at the home of Boyce's ex-wife Ethel Thumm. Boyce, who had spent the day with Massay's estranged wife, faced murder charges as he awaits further hearings in Upper Dublin.
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William E. Massay
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Philip Freed
Philadelphia
New Zealand
Iraq’s Turbulent History Amid Oil and Politics
Iraq has long been a center of Middle East violence and political upheaval. The nation grew from ancient river civilizations to a modern oil producer with five million people, while power shifted between pro Western rulers and Arab nationalists. Through mandates, coups, and riots, Iraq’s trajectory stayed tied to oil money and regional rivalries.
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San Remo
Great Britain
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Rashid Ali
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
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United Arab Republic
Nasser
U S Loses Propaganda War Battle
A derisive look at U S air force publicity surrounding a mouse test aboard a Thor Able rocket. The piece notes minimal public spin while detailing the albino mouse's 72 hour conditioning, 22 minute heartbeat recording, and the humorous notion of a mouse as a lunar visitor.
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Air Force
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Rive
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Outer Space
Delayed release of 29 U.S. servicemen in Cuba
In Cuba, rebels delayed the promised release of 29 American servicemen held since June 28 despite preparations at SANTANAMO Bay to receive them. Rear Adm. Ellis cited no clear cause for the delay as negotiations continued with U.S. Vice Consul Wollam. A Marine Corps plane that had been forced to land at Santiago de Cuba and later released departed for Miami.
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United States
Pratt Tops Foe For Skeet Title
L Pratt of Indianapolis shot perfect on the first 100 targets then hit all 75 more to win the 1958 Indiana state skeet championship held over the weekend. Kujawa of South Bend finished runner up after missing one of his 75 shots and Pratt won two two gauge and two man team trophies while Kujawa captured the 410 gauge crown and anchored South Bend to the five man team title. Elwood’s Jerry Bomholt hit 99 of 100.
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Anderson
J. Kuawa
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Ray Bebergh
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Lass D. A. Miller Jr
Gary
Kujsawa
Bud Ross
Robert Guthrie
A. A. Laubscher
Evansville
Junior Hiland
Williams
Jerry Bombolt
Laubscher
BR. Guthrie
Cubs Edge Phillies 11 10 In Extra Innings
Cubs rally to beat the Phillies 11 10 after Moose Morin drove in the tying and winning runs in the second extra frame. Philadelphia committed three errors in the top of the extras to hand the Cubs the decisive advantage.
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Dodgers Win Burst Of HRs In Coli Bowl. Four Straight
The Los Angeles Dodgers pounded out home runs to defeat Ci Srna and extend their winning streak to four, aided by Don Zimmer's return and a multi-homer performance. White Sox, Yankees notes and other league action follow, including Ford's 3 hitter over the White Sox in extra innings and Mossi’s relief for the Indians.
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Fall Creek Valley trap shoot crowns Hurst top shooter
Z Robert Hurst of Alexandria led a field of 50 targets in Fall Creek Valley's Sunday trap shoot, claiming the overall top spot in Class A with 56 and placing among leaders in Class B. The event saw several shooters with high scores, including Chandler, Bond, Lawson, and Smith, all carding 56 to share top honors. A record six shooters posted perfect all 9 clay birds in the 50 target round, while Knecht led Class B with 50 in the 16 yard event. The Sunday meet featured a large field of shooters from Indiana and Ohio, with notable performances by Wright, Mann, Chandler, and Stanley.
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Indianapolis
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Owen Gross
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Ft. Wayne
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Liberty
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Yorktown
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Russiaville
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Boston
Don Castor
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John Nigh
Shelbyville
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Bill Willman
Millgrove
Byron Anderson
Owen Ross
Perry Shell
Noblesville
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Guilford
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Cyprus Strife Survives Severe British Action
Cyprus turmoil continues after a tough British crack in Nicosia. Greek Turkish clashes flare as curfews and warnings stringently constrain, with leaders opposing restoration of order and deaths reported amid riots. Oil deliveries rise in Britain as curfew restrictions ease briefely.
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Schoendienst Injured Left Hand in Bunt Play
Red Schoendienst of Milwaukee, the oft injured second baseman, was sidelined about 19 days after injuring a bone in his left hand during the eighth inning bunt attempt against Al Worthington of San Francisco. X-rays confirmed the injury to the finger.
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Boyd's Homer Beats Detroit and Orioles Win Plan
Kansas City Athletics end a six game slide as Jack Urban limits Washington Senators to four hits in a 4-0 victory. Bob Boyd belts a eighth inning homer to lift the Baltimore Orioles to a 2-1 win over Dahle and Mora, with Motord making a relief debut after a Charleston stint.
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Charleston
Bernorrae Pening
Brown
Hockett-Maco Triumphs And Ties In Legion Baseball
Hockett-Maco teams defeated Jonesboro 4 to 0 behind two-hit pitching by Jerry Charmolue, then battled the visitors to a 0 0 tie at Memorial Field. Alexandria hosts at p.m. Wednesday on the Anderson College diamond, while the other local team travels to Frankfort for its next game.
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Anderson College
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Speedway Avenges Loss To Grandview In Indiana Match
Indianapolis Speedway linksmen defeated a two man Grandview team from Anderson 99 to 52 Sunday afternoon on the Speedway course. Grandview had beaten Speedway at Anderson earlier. Oscar Melson Jr of Anderson was medalist with a 68.
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