Freed Airmen Welcomed in Riotous Hawaii Sendoff
A chaotic homecoming greets four freed airmen heading to Hawaii with a raucous reception. The piece weaves scattered notes on international affairs, weather, and a visit by Interior Secretary Douglas McKay to Europe and Spain for trade and petroleum congresses.
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Douglas McKay
Barcelona
Spain
Ptay
United States
McKay
Lisbon
McKays
Madrid
Rome
World Petroleum Congress
Retired Teacher and Wife Charged With 3 Slayings
OCALA Florida report states a 73 year old retired Indiana school teacher and his 70 year old wife were charged with murder after an hour long gun battle that killed three police officers. The couple appeared before County Judge C R Smith on warrants from Sheriff Don McTnt. The text also notes unrelated international items about Soviet funding of education and a Yalta conference dispute.
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Edward
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Tha Lindley
C. R. Smith
Donjii
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Chamber Readies Member Drive and Safety Campaign
Leaders in the Chamber of Commerce plan a two-division membership drive with 22 solicitation teams and a breakfast at the YMCA to kick off on June 7. Co-chairmen Howard Webb, Robert Shotmaker, William L. Peck, and Frank Fishback organize 105 new members. Floyd Stoelting handles invitations as over 350 workers participate.
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Baccalaureate Set For Sunday at Anderson High
Rev Phillip Philbrook of Meadowbrook Baptist Church to deliver the principal address at Anderson High School Baccalaureate Sunday June 5 at 730 p m in the gym. Five local ministers will officiate. A processional by 400 graduates, invocaton by Rev George A Harris, Church of East Lynn, hymns directed by Miss Mary Huth Palmer, and readings by Rev W ai Bransford and Dr W Dale Oldham precede the address.
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Rebellious Bayonne Cat Seeks Return After Escape
Bayonne resident Nr. Stewart Sofferman reports his black and white panda named Regie escaped from a Jersey City pet shop. The long noted cat with a distinctive collar is missing and a plea for its return is issued by the owner.
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Want Ads Sell Anything Even Airplane Engines
An inexpensive three ring classified ad in the Bulletin and Herald reached over 36 000 families and attracted a buyer for an airplane engine. The ad demonstrates how want ads can move diverse items quickly and profitably.
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Vaccine Speed Pledged By Ike
President Eisenhower promised a rapid antipolio drive with double inoculation for all first and second graders, aiming to finish before the infantile paralysis peak in August. He said within 60 days Salk vaccine would be manufactured enough to cover the highest priority group, with Surgeon General Seheem backing full two shot coverage.
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Eisenhower
Leonard Seheem
Local Man Wins $50,000 Damage Verdict In Train Crash
Carl L. Trick, 4 Anderson Indiana brakeman, was awarded $50,000 by an all women jury for injuries suffered more than four years ago in a Newark J ing executive at the Delco sending that Injuries to his spine Remy Division has been left disabled. The verdict ended three day hearing before Superior Court Judge John J. Supe. The railroad argued Trick was no longer able to work. Several shifts of assignments and advancements at Delco-Remy were announced simultaneously by H. G. Riggs and TM W. L. McCarthy. Campbell will go to Frigidaire immediately. Trick began as an apprentice toolmaker in 1927 at Deleo-Remy before leaving the division to attend Purdue University. Continuous text from damaged source.
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H. D. Dawson
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Richard K. Williams
Richardson
Hugh Cheery
J.Y. Finney
Yugoslavia and Russia Edge Toward Principles Pact
A Russian team visits Yugoslavia and plans a declaration of principles on world affairs after talks. The plan includes noninterference, German self determination, peaceful dispute settlement under UN, and open questions to be addressed in further talks. A seven year split reportedly to be settled, with potential claims from damaged contracts cited. Russian leaders toured industrial centers in Slovenia and Croatia and visited Postojna caves.
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Eden Emergency Decree Amid Rail and Dock Strikes
London faces extreme disruption as a rail and dock strike paralyses transport. Prime Minister Eden’s government declares a state of emergency granting wide powers while Parliament is summoned early to address the crisis and sustain essential lifelines.
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Alumni Dinner Draws Russians and Local Leaders
Hundreds gather for a college alumni dinner as Soviet leaders Khrushchev Bulganin and Andersen College officials attend. Plans are made at the new Mark Mace School with Rev. Milburn Miller and Dr. John Kane coordinating, reservations open at the college.
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Swanfelt
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Four pilots freed from Peiping prison head to Honolulu
Four U S fighter pilots freed after two years in Chinese custody left Hong Kong aboard the Bataan and headed for Hickam Field in Honolulu. The men, victims of a Korean war shoot down and later convicted of “intending” invasion, were reported in good health and eager for reunions with families en route to the United States. The Pacific Air Force planned a welcome at Hickam as the group expected to stay five days with medical checks and family meetings.
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Justices Leave Racial Action To Lower Courts
Supreme Court declines to outline timing or details for enforcing desegregation in public schools. The decision leaves implementation to federal districts and local courts, pending further proceedings and orders.
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Detlewtn
County Board Plans Amid Court Battles over Integration
The Madison County Board 9 Comissioners approved a drainage easement for Anderson Township Junior and Senior High structures, stressing local conditions delay, with courts to enforce decisions on school integration. Officials said paving programs funded by motor vehicle taxes will commence, amid broader opposition in southern states and ongoing legal challenges to segregation policies.
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Thomas H. Estle To Get Awards At Patrol Party
Thomas H. Estle will receive awards at a patrol party honoring juvenile safety work. Fred Wilts and Truman Swain will attend as officials, with a bronze plaque to be presented by the American Legion post. The event includes a theatre party, a parade to Shadyside Park, and lunch after the program.
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School Board Reviews Heating Plant Plan At J High
The Anderson Board of School Trustees discussed opening a new $100,000 heating plant at Central Junior High set for Tuesday at 7 30 pm. Arthur Henning reviewed the installation plans while claims totaling $1 000 83 were approved.
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Ike Sets Off 1956 Speculation In Telling Dislike Of Politics
President Eisenhower's remarks about politics stirred speculation on his 1956 plans. He praised Nixon while avoiding firm statements on campaign strategy, signaling continued interest in world affairs and possible future moves. The White House meeting with Anderson and Vicinity yielded no solid conclusions, with focus shifting to vaccine issues and upcoming talks.
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Stolen 20 foot trailer tied to local firm
A blue and gray 20 foot trailer was reported stolen from Johnson Trailer Sales on Broadway. It was last seen Monday night and found in the street across from the store after being evidently detached during a break in. Local police reported a large car check operation with dozens of warnings and arrests as part of a city traffic safety effort, with an official trophy to be awarded later.
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Reno Hit by Record Snowfall in Nevada History
Snow blanketed Reno and northern Nevada Tuesday, piling up to more than two feet in places. Weather officials called it the heaviest seasonal storm in the region in living memory, snarling travel and prompting closure of schools and agencies.
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