Dulles Refuses Details On U2 Mission to Senate Panel
CIA chief Allen Dulles balked at revealing when the U2 plane was downed over the Soviet Union May 1. Senator Fulbright pressed for policy context while noting Eisenhower shouldered responsibility for the incident to avoid blame for CIA decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen W. Dulles
Soviet Union
Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Fulbright
Fisenhower
State Department
White House
CIA
Albert Gore
Dtenn
Paris
Gore
United States
Arkansas
Memorial Day Traffic Toll Nears Record
The death toll from traffic accidents over the three day Memorial Day weekend reached 367, narrowly missing the holiday record of 371 set in 1958. Including boating drowning and miscellaneous incidents the total memorial toll rose to 579, surpassing the prior 1947 high.
Methodist Conference announces eight ministerial transfers
The North Indiana and Indiana Conference announce eight ministerial changes at the closing session led by Bishop Richard C Raines. Rev. Irvin L. Pusey moves from Central Methodist to Roann. Rev. Wayne Baxter succeeds Pendleton Ave. pastorate. Rev. John Siner joins as associate at First Methodist. Rev. Fred Anderson to Alexandria Circuit. Others include Rev. Ralph Baker to Woodburn, Rev. Robert J. Johnson to Walton, Rev. Don Preston to Atlanta, and Rev. Homer Lynch to Hoagland Poe with various replacements and first assignments. Grace Kokomo hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin L. Pusey
Central Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Roann
Methodist North
Indiana
First Methodist Church
Fred Anderson
Alexandria
Ralph Baker
Arcadia
Woodburn
Robert J. Johnson
Walton
Don Preston
Atlanta
Miami Parish
Homer Lynch
Willow Branch-Eden
Hoagland-Poe
Ralph Blodgett
J. Roscoe Pheneger
Fairmount
Jamestown
Dale Bardsley
Bourbon Parish
Curtis Rice
Cicero
White Chapel
Phillip J. Williams
Fishers
Montpelier
Robert Ellison
Coal miner loses $72 pay envelope. finder returns $70
New Waterford Nova Scotia AP reports coal miner Marshall DeGiobbi lost his pay envelope Friday containing $72. It was found Monday with $70 inside after a $2 reward was deducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Waterford
N. S
Marshall DeGiobbi
County Council to Seek $140 915 for Emergency Needs
A special meeting on June 14 will consider appropriating 140 915 for emergency governmental needs. The request includes 116 445 for county road repairs and equipment upkeep plus 5 400 for primary election expenses and 3 500 for the prosecutor's office. Other items cover clerk 1 000 insanity inquests sheriff 1 300 furniture 170 jail 600 building repairs 500 and various board of education, county agent, 4-H building, assessor, prosecuting attorney, and planning commission costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Highway Department
Prosecutor's Office
County Revenue Fund
Board of Education
Planning Commission
Sixteen Juniors Named To IU Boys State
Sixteen high school junior boys were oriented at the George Hackett American Legion Post preparing for Hoosier Boys State at Indiana University from June 11 to 18. Attending are selections from Madison Heights St Marys Highland and Anderson high schools with alternates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier Boy's State
Indiana University
George Hackett American Legion Post
Thomas D. Harreson
Jack Keith Leonard
Tom Teague
Herald
George Hackett American Legion
Hoosier
Madison Heights
St. Mary's
Highland
Anderson
D. B. Puckett
Hockett Post
Bob Ferris
Tom Ross
John Alley
Ronald Chapman
Riordan Hammer Death Sparks Murder Probe
Beecham Riordan, 59, of Indianapolis was found dead from hammer wounds in his home on Tuesday. Two 18 year olds, held on preliminary murder charges, fought Riordan over a money dispute at the same address and struck him with a hammer as he defended himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Beecham Riordan
Riordan
Parking Lot Suit Threatens City of Anderson
Operators of City Parking Inc sue to block the city from opening an on street parking lot at Jackson Street. The lease with Anderson Improvement Parking Corp carries a five year option to buy with escalating prices. The suit contends the ordinance is invalid citing councilman controversy and on street fund use. First court action expected June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
At &Th
Jackson Sts
Superior Court
Schrenker and Anderson
Rich
Anderson Improvement Parking Corp
Parkers
Harry P. Blake
James Eakman
Lessor Corporation
Lessor
Ferguson
Safety Board
Board of Works
Degrees Due 119 Candidates At Graduation
Anderson College will confer 119 degrees at a June 13 commencement at Park Place Church of God. President Robert H. Reardon notes 21 Andersonians, 38 BA, 69 BS, and 12 with red hoods, from 28 states and Jamaica. Dr. W Dale Oldham will give the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson College
New Park Place
Church of God
Robert H. Reardon
Leaders Warn SEATO Faces Greater Danger After Summit
In Washington on Tuesday President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon told Southeast Asian allies that Red Chinese aggression and subversion pose a higher risk than since the summit. They said no defensive alliance faces a greater challenge than SEATO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
America
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Nixon
Nikita 8
Khrushchev
Red China
Free World
Russia
Seato Alliance
White House
Robert G. Menzies
U S Wins Oil Rights Under Coastal Lands
The Supreme Court ruled the federal government holds rights to submerged lands beyond three marine leagues off Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana but not in Texas and Florida. Royalty funds totaling 308 million dollars from disputed offshore leases may revert to the federal government. Senator Russell Long vows legislation to counter the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Gulf States
Texas
Florida
Congress
Russell Long
Long
Hugo
Black
Zoning Appeal Board Created to Address Drainage Needs
Mayor Ralph Ferguson announced the creation of a Board of Zoning Appeals. Members include J B Martin YMCA W Harter Anderson Board of Realtors John Connelly James Priest chair Darrell Branaman City Planning Commission. The group will meet to organize programs for the year and city officials will begin action on PSC drainage and sewage expansion recommendations in Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Zoning Appeals
Ralph Ferguson
J. B. Martin
YMCA
W. Harter Urban
Anderson Board of Realtors
John Connelly
James Priest
Darrell Branaman
City Planning Commission
Public Service Commission
Anderson
Menderes and Aides to Face Trials in Turkey
Gen. Cemal Gursel said the military rulers will try Adnan Menderes, Celal Bayar, and other officials for constitutional violations. Menderes plans to retire after the new government takes office. Soviet recognition of the regime was noted as NATO allies edged toward acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankara
Turkey
UPI
Cemal Gursel
Adnan Menderes
Menderes
Celal Bayar
Bayar
United States
NATO
Gursel
Foreign Office
Nikita Rijol
Selim Sarper
Lynch and Symphonic Announce Merger Plan
Lynch Corporation and Symphonic Electronic Corporation announce a merger by stock exchange subject to shareholder approval in upcoming meetings. Lynch, of Anderson, made glass forming machinery sales of about 7.2 million in 1959 while Symphonic, a leading hi fi maker, reported about 20 million in fiscal 1960. Will Freeman and Bernard Lippin issued the joint statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch Corporation
Symphonic Electronic Corporation
New York City
Lynch Stock
Symphonic Stock
Lynch Corporation of
Anderson
Symphonic Electric Corporation
Will Freeman
Bernard Lippin
Sympahnic Electronic Corporation
Safety Board Votes Radar Unit Purchase In Monday Meeting
Anderson Board of Safety met at City Hall with chair John Kuntz leading. Members Carl Moss Carl Misner Basil Hosier secretary Police Chief John Heiden and Fire Chief Herb John attended as radar unit purchase was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safety Board
Anderson Board of Safety
City Hall
John Kuntz
Carl Moss
Carl Misner
Basil Hosier
John Heiden
Herb Johnson
Music Festival Highlights Church Pre-Dedication Activities
Park Place Church of God at College Drive and E 5th St hosts an 8 p.m. music festival directed by Rev. David L Coolidge with four choirs and guest directors Jack Strunk and Mrs Victor Gritzmacher. Dr Robert H Reardon of Anderson College gives the Sunday dedication address. other week events include an all church carry in dinner and an education program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Place
Anderson College
Church of God
Indiana
Robert H. Reardon
Casavant Freres
Frederick Marriott
Shirley King
Sandra Haynes
Ike Increases Stops For Far East Tour
President Eisenhower will visit the Philippines and Formosa along with Japan and Korea on the Far East tour starting June 12. He will also travel to Alaska and Hawaii with stops in Anchorage and Honolulu, then Wake Island and Okinawa before returning to Washington around June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Philippines
Formosa
Japan
Korea
Far East
James C. Hagerty
Alaska
Hawaii
Anchorage
Honolulu
Wake Island
Okinawa
U. S S
Adlai Stevenson Plans Los Angeles Trip for Democratic Convention
Chicago based Adlai Stevenson plans to travel to Los Angeles for the Democratic national convention opening July 11. A spokesman said the 1952 and 1956 Democratic presidential nominee intends to attend but may have an alternate site for his Illinois delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Adlai Stevenson
Los Angeles
Illinois
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
At St. John's Hospital a girl was born to Mr and Mrs Merrill Stohler of 1335 Ohio Ave and a girl to Mr and Mrs Gerald Rath of 2806 E 29th St. In Fort Wayne a girl was born to Mr and Mrs Max Johnson. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Kleemon Goodwin of 3303 Main St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Hospital
Merrill Stohler
Ohio Ave
Gerald Rath
E. 29Th St
Fort Wayne
Max Johnson
Kleemon Goodwin
Main St
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Fullbright
Committee
Capitol Hill
THE
Associated Press
National Safety Council
NSC
Methodist Conference
Charlottesville
Cleveland
Modoc
Huntsville
A. C. Hoover
Chester Stockinger
Greensfork
Merrill Shaw
Maxwell-Curry's Chapel
Wayne Bantz
McCordsville - Mount Comfort
New Castle
Sugar Grove
Ronald Rugs
Losantville-Blountsville
Fowlerton
Richard C Raines
Methodist Churches
Grace Methodist Church
Kokomo
Jim Charlie
Donald Sorg
John Williams
Bill Graham
David Maine
Frank Meeker
Steve Smith
Kenneth Hood
Ronnie Lewis
Charles S. Wier
John R. Poore
Paul Fowler
John Pickell
Bill McCarty
Bill Gale
William Surbaugh
David Gibert
David R. Pugh
P. T. Lamey
Hoosier Boy's State Committee
Ike
Peiping
Kirawell
Vonata
Alleman
Beather Hoskins
City Parking, Inc
Delaware River
Yardley
Scudders Falls
N. J
Trenton
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
U.S
J. D. Coen
Charles Weatherly
Haynes Harrington
John Burke
Ray Wilson
Don Perechinsky
Bob Scharnowske
Ned Stegner
Officer Coen
Fop Lodge
Lynch
Nikita Khrushchevy
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Stevenson
Anderson and Vicinity
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