Officers Reelected By Hospital Board Amid Dodgers Ties
The hospital board reelected officers at their annual meeting as plans progress for a 125 bed facility northwest of the city. New formations include a board of trustees to supervise operations, with Alston praised as enduring manager. Directors listed include Allis Bannister Bloom and others, crediting wide community support for the drive begun last January.
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Anderson Stadison Bilal
Gortoet Bewikke
YMCA
Madison Ave
Tie
West Cross Sirest
Nevcid
Ana
St. John's
Uuion
Cresward K Stewart
Frank Kol
Sheldon B. Cooper
Floyd W. Stoelting
Mr. Allis
George Bannister
Theodore B. Bloom
Verl H. Brown
John J. Burton Jr
Fred J. Cook
Cooper
D. Dawson
John
Ata R. Aera Alston
Manag
George F
Dodgers
Charles R. Humphrey
Roca Hampinship
Nl Kirknan
Wr” Lee
O'Malley
P. T. Lamey
Cryonyeae Conenele
P. McLaughlin
Roy Moore
Dressen
Mas J. Morgan
C. A. Michel
Glenn Pittsford
Robert H. Bear
Don
William I. Schofield
Aston
Aye Stewart
Russell E
Stew Ceed Dressen
Silson
Truman Swain
George Ihoan
Tageart
Wilder
Evan’ Winger
Orever
Opel Young
Mr. Zoll
Alston
Los An
Geles Press
Colum
Twas
Allis
Elmo Funk
Warly Sulson
Arnold McFarland
Frank J. Zoll
H. D. Dawson
Case Tate
Dodgers face coaching shuffle as Alston eyed to be replaced
UPI reports Walter Alston’s Dodgers future in doubt with Charley Dressen and others under review. Dressen, a California-based former Dodgers manager, tops the list, while Durocher and Bragan are also considered. If no big improvement by Aug. 8, a new skipper could be chosen.
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Milton
Press International New York
UPI
Walter Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
United Press. International
Charley Dressen
Dodger
Walter O'Malley
Alston
Leo Durocher
Bobby Bragan
Dressen
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Los Angeles
Bragan
Durocher
West Coast
California
Spokane
Ley
Explorer IV mission fuels plans for lunar trip
Explorer IV continued its space showcase as the Air Force and Army mapped next moves for a dramatic moon mission. The Air Force aims for a moon orbiting satellite in August with a Thor Able rocket, a two day flight, and an instrumented payload to relay data before returning to Earth.
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Gape Canaveral
America
Space
Air Force
Army
Earth
Moon
Talks Plans Turned Down by Khrushchev
Moscow reports Premier Khrushchev rejected a U.S. British bid to plan talks. The note criticized by Western diplomats as an effort to scuttle a summit. U.S. and British proposals for a UN backed security framework were dismissed, delaying talks on Middle East issues and a possible heads of government meeting.
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Khrushchev
Moscow
Mariewell
Security Council
York
Washington
White House
Middle East
United States
U.N
Robert Henderson
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Aecanty Police
The
Safety Board
19Th St
Brown
New York
Jackson
Meridian
Henderson
Lebanon
Oran
Colume
Blimp Prepares Arctic North Pole Trip
A 343 foot ZPG2 blimp, moved from South Weymouth to a naval air station, awaits favorable weather for a planned flight to Churchill Canada. The airship, carrying 14 crew and International Geophysical Year scientists, aims to reach the ice island T3 in the Arctic Ocean for arctic research.
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Navy
South Weymouth
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Churchill
Canada
Naval Air Station
Alimp
Arctic Ocean
Internationals, Geophysical Year
Masked Bandit Robs Ky Service Station Then Returns Cash
In Grayson Kentucky a masked robber at Carrolls service station stole at least 150 dollars from two attendants and forced them to drive him to Olive Hill a 15 mile trip. On arrival the bandit paid them back their personal funds and gave two dollars for their gasoline. The suspects were identified as Russell Lucas 25 and Phillip Holbrook 17.
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Grayson, Ky
Carroll
Olive Hill
Russell Lucas
Phillip Holbrook
Lere
Mary Sells Coat in One Day Liquor?
A short ad tale notes a girl named Mary selling a Persian lamb coat that was too small for her. She used a local Want Ads column to promptly find a buyer, earning enough to buy a new coat, illustrating how low-cost weekly Want Ads can move goods quickly.
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Bulletin and Herald
Mary
IKE REFUSES TO REDUCE SUMMIT TALKS TERMS
Police report multiple breakins by a group of six local youths aged 1 to 15 who admitted recent thefts at Cline Lumber Co and the No 1 Beverage firm on North Main S. Two older suspects, 15 and 16, are linked to other burglaries. Also noted: a 23-year-old woman charged with petit larceny and a 19-year-old man held for first degree burglary after house thefts. Other incidents include a robbery at Bristol grocery and a burglary at Jack Renforth home with a stolen radio, clock, and record player.
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Omer Garner
Cline Lumber Co
No. 1
North Main S
Nichol and
Arrow Avenues
Whitinger
Noble Higgins
Alberta Pink
Hendricks ‘St
Higgins
Det
Rex ‘Toombs
Dulles Pledges U S Defense Aid to Baghdad Pact Members
Secretary of State Dulles pledged American defense aid to Iran, Turkey, and Pakistan as a virtual partner in the Baghdad Pact. The move realigned the alliance, expanding U S involvement in the Middle East and signaling two way security commitments with Iran, Pakistan, Turkey, and Britain.
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Dulles
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Iran
Turkey
Pakistan
Tray Dulles
Eisenhower
Washington
Middle East
Saders
Iita
Iraq
Faisal
Baghdad
Britain
Soviet Union
Plans Readied For 4 H Fair
Alexandria city park and 4H grounds bustle as preparations begin for the annual 4 H Fair opening Tuesday at 9 am with the Gold Medal Beet Calf show. Home economics and agricultural buildings will be ready, tents erected, and concessions moved in. A 4H queen selection and band music will cap the evening in the park auditorium.
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Alexandria City Park
W. C. Haynes
Kathryn Gregory
Park
Rebels Hold 43 Air Force Men in Protective Custody
In Nabbani Iraq, 43 U.S. Air Force personnel are held since the July 14 uprising. The group, including new officers, arrived June 17 to train Iraqis at a vast desert air base 55 miles west of Baghdad. RAF members and families are also confined as the new government weighs severing ties with the Baghdad Pact. Col. Paul Goodwin says the Americans are unharmed and being kept under guard.
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Iraq
UPI
U. S
Isaring
Royal Air Force
Baghdad
RAF
Jordan
U.S
Faisal
Eisenhower insists on UN location for summit talks
President Eisenhower remains firm that any summit with Soviet Premier Khrushchev must occur under UN Security Council rules at the United Nations. White House spokesmen said the president outlined these terms in letters to Khrushchev while noting the State Department had not yet received the official text.
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UPI
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London
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tSkheet
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Rind
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Security Council
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Goldfine Contempt Study Set For Today
Washington AP reports House investigators will meet in a hastily arranged Tuesday morning session to consider a contempt citation against Bernard Goldfine. Rep. John B. Bennett is named as the potential citation target. the vote, announced by Chairman Oren E Harris, will be held in a closed session at 9 30 am EDT.
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Washington
Bernard Goldfine
John B. Bennett
R-Mich
Shervan Adams
Oren E. Harris
Lebanon Rebel Leader Alters Balt Demand
Lebanese rebel Saeb Salam moderated his demand that presidential elections wait for U.S. troop withdrawal. He indicated he might back a candidate who would urge Washington to leave after taking office. Rumors point to Brig. Gen. Fuad Shehab as a potential compromise figure.
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Balt
Peanut
UPI
Saeb Salam
Salam
United States
Robert D. Murphy
A. S. ‘Ae Department
Possi
U.S
Camille Chamoun
Murphy Lat
Fuad Shehab
NBC
John Chancellor
New York
Shehab
Pool attendance falls at city pools amid July rain
The Municipal Pool at Athletic Park and the West side pool at Community Center report sharp July attendance declines due to heavy rainfall. Red Cross swim training remains active, with hundreds of Anderson youths expected to learn swimming before school starts. Athletic Park totals reached 12 173 paid admissions in July and West side pool 741, well below prior levels.
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Westside
W. 14Th St
Red Cross
Anderson
George Slinkard
Wes Side
Alice Skiles
Bonnie Pryor
Carl Krieg
Karen Thompson
Herald
Township tax increase expected for upcoming budget
Trustee John A Boone predicts a higher township levy with final figures to come as he completes the budget. The rate will rise several cents above last year’s 4.54 per 1100 of valuation but won’t reach the old 5.28 peak. Boone notes school rates up a few cents and poor relief needs about 15000 to cover unemployed and needy residents amid rising operating costs.
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John A Boone
Boone
New Arrivals Born at St John s Hospital
Newborns reported at St John s Hospital include a girl to Mr and Mrs Charles Serbies Thesterfield a boy to Mr and Mrs Clifford Abshire Mooreland a girl to Mr and Mrs George Hughes 519 Raible Ave a girl to Mr and Mrs David Swisher Alexandria a girl to Mr and Mrs James Jones Lafayette a boy to Mr and Mrs Grover Cox Middletown a boy to Mr and Mrs Emory O Dell Rt 6 a boy Born in Honshu Japan a girl to Mr and Mrs Charles W Stickardt Marine the paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Roy Stickardt 215 Lincoln St The father previously with the US Marine Corps works in a publishing house in Japan.
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Charles Serbies
Thesterfield
Clifford Abshire
Mooreland
George Hughes
Raible Ave
David Swisher
Alexandria
James Jones
Lafayette
Grover Cox
Middletown
Emory O'Dell
Honshu
Japan
Charles W. Stickardt
Roy Stickardt
Lincoln St
Marine Corps
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