Ultrahigh Frequency Signal Tests Moon Echo
Army Signal Corps and Collins Radio conducted tests bouncing an ultrahigh frequency radio teletype wave off the moon and back to Earth from Ft. Huachuca to Encino New Mexico. Officials say this may be the first such long distance transmission via lunar relay with potential satellite use in future.
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Henry Becker Dies In Elwood
Elwood Henry C. Becker 84 of 1623 Sc D St died in Mercy Hospital Elwood at 6 p m Wednesday. Born February 18 1874 in Pittsburgh he was a former glass blower who ran a used furniture store here Survivors include his wife Clara two sons Leo and Sam H five daughters and seven grandchildren Friends will be received at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home with Rosary Thursday and Mass Saturday at St Josephs Church Burial in Elwood City Cemetery.
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Lillie Nelson 87 Dies in Kennard After Brief Illness
Mrs Lillie Nelson age 87 died at her Kennard home at 1 30 p m Wednesday. She had lived in Kennard since 1917. Survived by daughter Mrs Laverne Hiday of Kennard brother Clyde Hinkle of Tipton and two grandchildren Peggy in Kennard and Bobby in California. Visitation after 9 00 a m Thursday at Conda and Son Funeral Home Wilkin son. Funeral Friday at Kennard Christian Church of which she was a member. Burial in Tetersburg following services.
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Anderson Obituaries: Mary Renfro Services Held Friday
Mrs. Mary C. Renfro 81 died Tuesday at home of her daughter Mrs. Howard Curry 2310 Pearl St. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Friday at Brown and Butz Funeral Home Meadowbrook Baptist Church. Burial Grove Lawn Pendleton. Visitation after 3 p.m. Thursday. Fred Colbert of Washington Ind father of Mrs. Harry Small 415 Elva St. Anderson, services in Washington at 1 p.m. Thursday. He died Monday afternoon.
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Norman Beard Receives Special Fellowship and Life Events
Norman Beard named for a national special fellowship after earning a bachelor of divinity at the School of Theology. He once led the International Youth Fellowship in Europe and chaired a world convention in Germany in 1955. The Beard couple now reside at 1217 Nursery Rd. Loretta Heney Beard teaches music at Anderson College and studied at Columbia and Colorado State.
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Delco-Remy expands sales and defense drive in Anderson
Delco Remy details expansion with seven sales engineers and a forthcoming Chicago office to cover Illinois Wisconsin and Iowa. New engineering groups Applied Science and Electro Chemical Research push military batteries and missile components while market research and advertising increase. Thirtyyear veteran Boyes leads 47 year old division in Anderson as defense, new product development and efficiency programs unfold.
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Leaders weigh Security Council summit roles and participation
The report outlines positions of Britain’s Macmillan France’s de Gaulle India’s Nehru and U.S. President Eisenhower on a high level UN Security Council session with heads of government. Khrushchev demanded personal participation of key leaders and suggested a stop session under certain conditions. Iraq is the lone Arab nation on the Council amid the Mideast crisis.
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Shaw Asks Continued From Page Own Ing the City
The Shaw request seeks continuation from the city and related boards as two remaining judges on the panels are to be struck in days. A damage suit by Russell Wilburn versus Robert Smith, set for jury trial this week in Superior Court No. 1, was settled out of court for 3500 dollars, Judge Cleveland announced. City Judge Carl T. Smith and attorney Jerald Finney aided the plaintiff, while Busby Davisson Cooper Farr represented the defendant.
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Congress approves code for unified combat commands plan
Ike says conferees agreed in 25 minutes on compromise legislation backing the President's concept of unified combat commands. The measure returns to the full House and Senate for final approval after weeks of Armed Services Committee hearings. Eisenhower urged popular support to push it through.
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City Planning To Adopt Zoning At Aug 12 Meeting
Johnny Ray Williams, 11, from R R 13, suffered puncture wounds to both feet after stepping on nails near a site linked to Pennsylvania Railroads and local power plants. He received treatment at St. John's Hospital.
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