Congress Divided Over U S Marines in Lebanon
UPI reports bipartisan support for Eisenhower sending Marines to Lebanon with reservations. Mansfield questions timing. Reuss criticizes action. Rayburn and McCormack defend the move hoping UN force can later withdraw troops. Bridges urges UN backing to counter Soviet influence in the region. Flanders calls for broader review of the Eisenhower Doctrine and policy in the Middle East.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
U.S
Lebanon
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Mansfield
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
The
House
Sam Rayburn
Tex
Rayburn
United Nations
John W. McCormack
Mass
Lyndon B. Johnson
Desent W. Martin Jr
William F. Knowland
Calif
Mideast
Styles Bridges
GOP
Free World
Middle East
New Hampshire
Iraq
Jordan
Israel
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John Foster Dulles
Mid-East
United States
Central Intelligence Agency
Reuss
Ralph E. Flanders
R-Vt
Nanartmanthy
Congress
U.N
Handley Criticizes U S Middle East Policy
Indiana governor Handley denounces U S policy in the Middle East as wrong and says the department must bear responsibility for a major foreign policy crisis. Senator Flanders and Rep Van Zandt blast U S actions as part of Cold War tensions and call for reevaluation of regional strategy. Italy informs the U N Trusteeship Council of plans for a Somaliland constituent assembly election next spring ahead of independence in 1960.
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Rana Esetered
Mid-East
United Nations
N.Y
Italy
U.N. ‘Trusteeship Council
Italian Somaliland
Ttaly
General Assembly
Somaliland
Eisenhower Praised by Both Parties for U N Crisis Move
Washington UPI reports both Republicans and Democrats hailed President Eisenhower for calling an emergency United Nations Security Council meeting over the Iraqi crisis. Critics said action was overdue, noting U S Middle East policy faces new strain as violence raises fears of further anti Western shifts.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
U.N. Security Council
Mike Mansifield
Mont
Middle East
U.N
Security Council
White House
Homer E. Capehart
Rind
Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Iraq
America
Soviet Union
Senate
Everett ‘M. Dirksen
Ill
Capitol Hill
Cma Terro Ser Sweepers
Theodore Francis Williams
Thursday Green
D-R.i
David Condon
Commission
Ed Wellingcoup
Chamber
U.S. Middle East
Rebanon
Lebaion
United Arab Republic
Sheseph W. Martin Jr
Mass
Eychowsu
Yes
St. John's J
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Feisal
Cairo
Damascus
U.S
United Nations Security Council
T the
United States
Officials Plan Interviews on Seven Industrial Site Zoning
Chamber of Commerce industrial committee and the Madison County Planning Commission will interview owners of seven proposed sites recently zoned by planners. Sites span Anderson Richland and Union Townships as part of grants and scholarships tied to local university and civic groups.
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Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee
Madison County Planning Commission
Madison County
Indiana University Thislof Anderson
Richland
Union Fall
Nationalism versus colonialism in Naga state dispute
Intelligence chief Jekanta Sema of the rebel Naga National Council was killed in a weekend clash in Calcutta as Assam police report unrest among Naga tribes seeking a separate state in the hills of north India. Handley warns the US stands on the wrong side of nationalism against colonialism.
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Handley
United States
Calcutta
Assam
Jekanta Sema
Naga National Council
India
Shortage Overstatement Hits Crown Point Official
Crown Point Clerk Treasurer Vernon Everett deposited funds from his pocket to cover a city shortfall totaling 4251.18 dollars. He repaid 3740.97 after discrepancies were found in water utility books and other city accounts. The remainder 524.21 was refunded by firms overcharged for city work. The shortages date to 1956 and may prompt grand jury review. Everett repaid 1799.63 for undeposited water service payments and 833.34 for unauthorized parking rent along with other missing sums.
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Indianapolis
OPI
TheState Board of Accounts
Lake County
Crown Point
Vernon R. ‘Everett
Everett
Accounts Board
Lakes County
Marco Holovachka
County Students Enter U for Summer Session
Fifty four Madison County students boosted Indiana University summer enrollment by 14 percent. Total university summer enrollment reaches 11 267 with 5 672 campus students and 4 538 at extension centers. Last year’s total was 9 5.
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Bloomington
Madison County
Indiana University
Alexandria
Richard J. Benjefiel
Charles F. Donahue
Thomas F. Owen
Emma J.phillips
Anderson
Constance J. Actor
Nancy A. Akers
Sally Allen
Pee Elizabeth Taggart Bebcoke
Ronald E. Brown
Mark A.browne
Edward L. Burton
Harrald E. Campbell Jr
Marvin &.Clanin
Walter C. Dietzen
Gerald D. Dotson
Enoch S. Drumm
Mrs
Jeanne Hardy Forkner
Juan E. Fox
Clyde H. Green
James W. Biddle
Pendleton
Herbert M. Jones
Steven L. McCallister
G. Douglas Owens
Summitville
Patricia
Il Tannon
Court filings indicate multiple divorce complaints
Circuit Court cases show Jerome A. Larkin v Dorothy M. Larkin and Norma Hall v Larry Hall among several divorce complaints. Superior Court lists Donna Romine v Keith Romine. other filings include custody and support cases. Additional matters include business debt actions and a divorce suit involving Jackie Dowder.
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NEW Suliss
Jerome A. Larkin
Dorothy M. Larkin
Robert H. Robbins
Norma Hall
Larry Hall
Robert R. Robbins
Superior Court
Donna Romine
Keith Romine
Wayne E. Thornburg
Evaline McCorkie
Edmond McCorkie
Walsh and Beeler
Jenny Lea Dowder
Jackie PR. Dowder
Byer and Gaus
Everett L. Stottlemyer
Stottlemyer Plumbing Company
Charles Presley
Burton McClintock
Jo Anne Abel
Frederick J. Abel
Busby, Davisson, Cooper and
Space Agency Bill Approved by Conference Committee
A House Senate conference committee unanimously approved a compromise bill to create a civilian space agency and appoint a nine member presidential advisory council. The measure aligns with President Eisenhower’s request to form the new agency from the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics. The advisory council was added with the president’s aides’ approval. Separately, North American Air Defense System was placed on increased readiness due to the Middle East crisis after consultations with Canadian and U.S. defense leaders.
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Washington
U11
House-Senate
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Eisenhower
Congress
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Special Advisory Council
House
Pain
AM Defense
Colorado Springs
Colo
Earle E. Partridge
North American Air Defense Command
Chiefs of Staff
U.S. Joint Chiefs Fof Staff
Deaths and election case notes amid county proceedings
A report from Anderson recounts deaths affecting the county board and related court actions. Mrs. Mary Surber, 54, wife of George Surber, died at her Marion home after opposing party attempts to strike a judge from a panel. Lena Greenlee, 78, of Middletown, longtime resident and shoe repair operator, died in Anderson nursing home. Court actions include venue changes and final hearings in a contested election heard by Judge Sid M Cleveland, with Judge Paulimerly of Anderson among those named on a three judge panel. Additional details note the death of Mrs. Surber’s husband and survivors, and memorial arrangements at Shawleys Funeral Home in Marion.
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Pennsylvania
Washington County
Iowa
Indiana
Allan
Selma Hulsman
St. Mary's Hospital
Vernon Rush
Ferguson
County Board of Commissioners
Stewart
Mary Surber
Marion
George Surber
Paulimerly of
Anderson
Linnington
Delaware County
Tom White
Hermilton County
Wesley Ratliff
Henry County
Iva Lena Greenlee
Sid M. Cleveland
Middletown
Ballols
Yieg Ya Lena Greenlee
Sixth St
Sanders Nursing Home
Greenlee
Clair
Greenlee Shoe Repair
Sixth Street Christian Church
Evan Greenlee
Harvey Riley
Muncie
Mamie Maltson
Detroit
Lebanon Crisis Refines U N Role Amid Regional Tensions
Lebanese delegate Karim Azkour presses for U N action as pro Western governments seek a capable force. In the U S backed debate, Camille Chamoun calls for U N to take over Lebanon tasks while hostilities test regional stability. Funeral notices follow for Jeremiah Poe and others, with local injuries including a teen’s arm fracture and a child accident.
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Marie Rector
Middletown
Lica Cooger
Muncie
U.N
Elbert
C. Frazee
Karim Az
Lodge
U.S
Lebanon
Harry W. Mount
Camille Chamoun
Sixth Street
Jeremiah John Poe
Leban
Greenfield
Jeremiah
Roger Child
Thesese
John Poe
Hancock Me
Sobolev
Roger
Stephen Binion
Mary Binion
Burton St
Athletic Pool
City
Elaine Williams
Everett Williams
Shawnee Dr
Obituaries and Public Notices in Anderson
Funeral services for Robert B. Alexander 26 of Bakersfield California will be at Second Baptist Church. Burial at East Maplewood Cemetery Pallbearers named. David Eugene Gilliam infant son of Mr and Mrs Maurice Gilliam Noblesville buried at Roberts Settlement Cemetery. Beatrice Collins 91 suffered injuries after stairs fall at 26 Wrath Street. Public notices detail local obituaries and funeral arrangements with locations and burial sites.
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Robert Alexander
Robert B. Alexander
Bakersfield
Calif
Second Baptist Church
Charles Dailey
East Maplewood Cemetery
Wendell Crumes
James Tanner
Frank Newsome
Clifford Streaty
Bill Hill
Floyd Drake
David Eugene Gilliam
Maurice R. Gilliam
Walnut St
Noblesville
St. John's Hospital
John Clark
Sherman Street
Veg Peng En Ennen
Beatrice Collins
Wrath St
Kenneth F. Hair
Lapel
Riverview Hospital
Coaltrin
Brookside Cemetery
Edward Jones
Pendleton
Edward
Teddy Jones
George
Warren
Cornell Bright
Friends Cemetery
Nora Frey Pendleton
Nora Frey
State &J
Anderson
Pendleton Christian Church
William Knight
Harold M. Thrasher
Methodist Church
Grove Lawn Cemetery
Cook Elected in Madison County as Campaigns Begin
Cook elected county treasurer as GOP leaders plan campaign activities. Poll sheets and supplies distributed to precinct committeemen. Party headquarters to open in the Tower Building later this summer. An Aug 1 organizing meeting will form the Madison County Republican Men's Club with town, ship and municipal levels. Balloting used voting machines for the treasurer race and for the organizing meeting earlier this year.
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Page One
Cook
Anderson
Madison County Republican Men's Club
Central Committee
Goldfine Move Faces SEC Filing Delay Amid Court Action
The text notes Goldfine Move delaying annual financial reports to the SEC. Miss Mildred Paperman relays that SEC action began in 1954 after a minority stockholder suit. reports allegedly stopped in 1948. Rep Flynt pressed the case as East Boston filed acceptable reports 21 months after action. Goldfine cites post action efforts and inactivity since 1948.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Mildred Paperman
SEI
SEC
John J. Flynt Jr
D - Ga
Goldfine
East Boston
Iraqi Delegate Abbas Sit at UN Council Post Contested
The article reports that Abdul Majid Abbas, Iraq's delegate to the United Nations, was recalled by Iraq and replaced by Jamali, with Abbas allowed to remain at the Security Council table during interim clarification. Interment for Hashem Jawad, former Iraqi representative, took place near Wilkinson. The piece names surviving relatives and outlines multiple funeral services across Indiana towns for local residents.
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Jor
Abdul Majid al
Flannigan
Greenfield
Government of
Iraq
Harlan
Baghdad
Hashem Jawad
Merly
Royal Itaithe South Side Methodist Church
U.N
New York
Sarah Lenora Bowers Poe
Pianna Tranta Damentas Pobingen
Council Advances Amendments and Licenses in City Meeting
The council approved Ordinance 2390 expanding the five member City Electrical Board to six with a yet unnamed member serving until January 1, 1959. Ordinance 2389 was tabled after safety committee talks. Ordinance 2886 licenses预算 budget service firms at 100 dollar filing and 50 dollar annual fee. Several council members attended.
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George Smather
Senate Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Homer Capehart
William E. Jenner
John W. Beamer
Council Safety Committee
Louis Dietzen
Roland Maine
Farrell Wilson
Board of Public Safety
Jesse Huntzinger
Mae Roberts
Lawrence Munsell
Melvin Biddle
Ronald Fletcher
Earl Martin
Coburn
Campbell
City ambulance aids man who strangled at home
Firemen assisted Paul Padgett age 28 of 417 West Second Street after he strangled on meat at his residence yesterday. Hospital reports note William Floyd Kearns age 4 of 1523 Nichol Avenue remains unconscious and critically injured from a July 3 car collision in front of his home. Charles Chafin age 42 of 483 Hanover Drive suffered back injuries in a two car crash at Rath and Central Avenue and stayed hospitalized last night.
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Paul Padgett
W. 2Nd St
William Floyd Kearns
Nichol Ave
Charles Chafin
Hanlover
Rath
Central Avenue
Quarry Faces New Injunction Action Over Blasting Debris
In Lapel the quarry is again sued for blasting debris that damaged homes and endangered children. The case, filed June 3, seeks enforcement of a decade old injunction prohibiting blasts that throw debris onto town property. William Byer represents the Town of Lapel and will file a reply to a defense demurrer.
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serreRlee
William Byer
Lapel
Anderson
Anderson Airport Commission
County Council
Ralpn
YMCA Daily Activities Schedule Highlights
Today at the YMCA features a packed timetable with luncheons at noon for Christ and business men at 1 pm, plus various swim classes for women and girls, boys hikes, and open swims. Evening adult instruction and youth sports run from 1 to 8:30 pm, including tennis golf and basketball leagues.
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Christ
Lady Lions
YMCA
Dismissals From St John’s Hospital Listed
Dismissed patients include George Whitlock of 1223 Woodside Drive Mrs Byron Gillman and son of Alexandria Mrs Wanda Ecked of 1712 Poplar Street Mrs Sylvia Stark of Falmouth Indiana Mrs Helen Molisnkops of W 2ist Street Alger Cowart of Alexandria Mrs Robbie Yeagy and daughter of Alexandria Mrs Richard Hite and son of Pendleton Chester Johnson of Alexandria William Kiely of 1202 Home Ave Miss Grace Dennis of 824 E Hartman Rd Arlie Green of 2802 Tilt Street Charles Farvinver of 1333 W and Street and Mrs Mandria.
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St. John's Hospital
George Whitlock
Woodside Drive
Byron Gillman
Alexandria
Wanda Ecked
Poplar St
Sylvia Stark
Falmouth
Indiana
Helen Molisnkops
E. Hartman Rd
Arlie Green
Tilt St
Charles Farvinver
W.and Street
Mandria
Multiple bids for school equipment and services announced
The board outlined bids for pianos at Meadowbrook and Westvale Central Avenue Schools with partial subsidies from the School City and PTA funds. Low coal bids came from The Virginia Coal Company for 1,876 tons at 8.70 a ton, and Childes Coal Company offered 9.49 per ton. Removal of ashes bids led by Robert Glenn, and concrete steps replacement by Baystone Construction at 2173. Other bids covered paper products and fuel oil, with budget discussions slated for the July 24 meeting including the 1959 budget review. Sheridan funeral services noted for William G. Newby, with service at Hinshaw Funeral Home. Lodges report Lodge Returns Cape Porpoise as U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge departs for Iraq crisis handling.
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We Avenue
Westvale
New Mawatha
Meadowbrook
PTA
Westivale
Central Avenue
Morgan
Music Shop
Anderson
Kimball
Virginia Coal Company
Childes Coal Company
Low
Robert Glenn
Rt. 5
Longfellow School
Baystone Construction Company
St. Vincent's Hospital
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Saudi Arabia
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James E. van Zandt
Yer” Este Maggs
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Communist Party
United “Arab Republic
U.A.R
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Ike
U.N. Move
Janet C. McMahon
Ronald
Alice Fishback
W. 12Th
Sharon Friend
Seatherfield Rd
Jayne Ritchie
State and University
Toby Fesler
Adams
Joseph Swain
Rebecca K. Manship
Merit
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Fred W. Buter
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Space Agency
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Mar‘ion
Jerrold O. Finney
Ralph McCord
Cletis Barr
McCord
J Jack B. Campbell
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Harold E. Poe
Little Rock
Ark
Warren F. Poe
Fadhil Anderson
Gladys Baechler
Jamati
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Ariz
Homer W. Foe
Post Isabel
Texas
James R
Jamali
Poe
Fort Wayne
Edith C. Ashton
Edith Ashton
Anderson RR
Robert Long
Ballard and Shirey
Memorial Park Cemetery
Council _Amends
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Cape Porpoise
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Henry Cabot Lodge
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Main St
Harry Maitien
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