United States Aid Bill Faces Split After Senate Vote
Senate narrowly defeats a plan to remove control from the inoculation program and splits a 3.53 billion foreign aid package into separate defense and development bills. The measure would authorize direct military and economic aid to allies, with emphasis on Asia, while education advocates press for continued support amid teacher shortages and facility needs.
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Washington
Senate
Walter! An
B. Martin
Norfolk
Fion
A.M.A
Eisenhower
Congress
House
Asia
Essen
Sen. Jenner
R-Ind
Paris
Foreign Nations and Armed Services Committees
Defense Department
Ford UAW talks show progress amid strike threat
Ford Motor Company and the United Auto Workers appear to be making progress in negotiations as a strike threat looms next week. The union pushes a year round wage plan and job security funds, while Ford and General Motors face pressure to adopt similar terms across the auto industry.
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Detroit
Ford Motorbus
O. Fe
United Auto Workers Union O
Ford
UAW
General Motors
CIO
James H. Stygall
India
Detroit News
Two Residents See Trailer Stolen From Johnson Trailer Lot
Two Anderson residents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Allard, reported watching a grey and blue trailer stolen from Johnson Trailer Sales at 2600 Broadway. Police, led by Capt. Robert Daubenspeck, investigated the Monday theft. the trailer featured a silver dome and blue top.
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Sales
Broadway
Anderson
Jack Allard
Madison St
Johnson Store
Robert Daubenspeck
Young fan tests manager with autographs and a question
In Grafton a young spectator asked Val Anderson of the Mase baseball team for his car key. Anderson obliged once then struck out the lineup again. As he returned to the dugout the boy asked another question about an eraser.
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Grafton
Val Anderson
Grafton Maseball
Anderson
Dugant
Fifteen Dollar Return on RDC Investment
A wise advertiser canceled an Uniletin ad after quick results. A mattress sale turned a $15 Uniletin investment into cash, with a for sale notice reading Full size mattress and linings good condition $15 phone 0 090.
State Hospital Head Resigns in Indianapolis
Dr Edward N Hinka announced his resignation as acting superintendent of Larue D Carter Memorial Hospital effective July 5 195X. He cited a desire to pursue another position amid earlier friction between hospital leaders and the State Mental Health Department. Dr Margaret Morgan said Hinko disliked living with his family at a mental institution. Dr August Yochem also plans to resign July 2 to join private practice.
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Indianapolis
Edward N. Hinka
Larue D. Carteremorial Hospital
Hinka
Juul C. Mielsen
State Mental Health Department
Margaret Morgan
Morgan
Hinko
Chicago
Carter
Northville State Hospital
Michigan
Carfee
August Yochem
Morgangait
Four U S Fliers Return From Red China Prisons
Four U S airmen Lt Col Edwin Heller Harold Fischer Lyle Cameron and Roland Parks released from Red China prisons after more than two years reach Honolulu with families flown from the mainland. They appear moved as they reunite at Hickam Air Force Base and receive orchid leis amid cameras and cheering.
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U.S
China
Edwin Heller
Wynnewood
Harold B. Fischer
Swea City
Iowa
Lyle Cameron
Lincoln
Neb
Roland W. Parks
Omaha
Hong Kong
Hawaii
Air Force
Hickam Air Force Base
Heller
Judith
Fischer
Harold E. Fischer
Cameron
Rolland G. Cameron
Robert
Parks
William G. Parks
Richard
Hickam
North Korea
Manchuria
Fiers
Ted China
Yugoslavia and Soviet Sign Principles Pact
Belgrade flags Tito’s independence intact as Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union sign a declaration of principles. Khrushchev pleads for reconciliation but leaves empty handed. Bulganin signs with Tito as Khrushchev’s delegation watches. State Department reacts, calling the communique vague.
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Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
Tito
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Escapees From Ohio Reformatory Captured after Swamp Pursuit
Three convicts captured in a swamp at Knox County after a stolen car chase in which woman Nettie Mae Moore fainted. The four surrender to police. they are jailed in Daviess County awaiting return to Mansfield Ohio. Identified escapees: David Lee Moore 24 William Re Glass 21 Oscar Wood 20. car carried Illinois plates.
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Washington
Ind
Mansfield
Ohio
Mude Byield
Knox County
Here
Howard Lytton
Foat
Tver
Decker
Nettie Mae Moore
David Lee Moore
Willliam Re. Glass
Oscar' S Wood
Daviess County
Chesterfield Bids Opened on $27,000 Street Repair Bond
Chesterfield Town Board opened four bids Thursday night for a 27 000 repair bond to fix streets damaged by storm sewer construction. The low bid at five percent was from Frank E. Hailstone Co of Cincinnati. Other bidders were Cities Security Corp Indianapolis Raffensberger Hughes and Co Indianapolis Bond and Share Corp. The board set June 7 to open bids again with David Bronnenberg Garland Hills Rachel Austin and Ruth Gaullerbaush in attendance.
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Chesterfield
Chesterfield Town Board
Ward Taylor
Frank E. Hailstone Company
Cincinnati
Cities Security Corporation of
Indianapolis
Raffensberger, Hughes and Company
Indianapolis Bond and Share Corporation
Wreck Fatal to Shirley Man and Injured Official
Two men were injured in a two vehicle crash on Indiana 38 near Markleville in Henry County. Martin Geottman, 46, of Shirley died at St John’s Hospital from an cerebral hemorrhage and fractured skull. Hugh M. Cherry, 57, assistant superintendent at a Delco plant, suffered fractures and was in serious condition at St John’s. Geottman’s funeral is set for Sunday at the Seventh Day Adventist Church in New Castle.
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Shirley
Markleville
Geotman
Tebr
C. Nardin Gealiman
Merkleville
Ind
Gealiman
St John's Hospital
Hough M. Cherry
Spiralend
Ovlco-Remy
John Conk
Menry County
Martin Geoltman
St. John’s Hospital
Chrysler
Indianapolis
Henry County
Hugh M. Cherry
Delcochemy Plant
Jsrid
St. John's Hospital
Cherry
Neil
Spreeland
Geattman
Mechanicsburg
Palses
Gottman
Pollen
Geatt
Seventh Day Adventist Church
New Castle
Elder Noll
Miller Cemetery
Middletown
Rector Funeral
I Markleville
Lucille Geotiman
Lavonis Kas Oschke
Coroline Geottman
Grand Rapids
Mich
Orvilles
Norman
New York City
Wil
Orvil
John
Tell City
Mia
Thelma Knocks
Mennsis
Tera
Anda E. Nagh
Teil City
Hiram
Chattanooga
St Mary's Class Of 1955 Baccalaureate And Commencement
St Marys School holds a baccalaureate mass at St Marys Church conducted by Rev Francis Klenly followed by breakfast at Linders. Commencement tonight in the school auditorium features Loretta Waslowski valedictory and Richard Farrar salutatory. May Queen crowned Sunday. senior roster includes Loretta Wnukowski and many classmates.
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St. Mary's Church
Francis Klenly
Linder’s
Loretta Was
Kowski
Richard Farrer
Marjorie Loser
Mary
Badger
Ann Beneflel
Arqwn
Frank Cole
Richard Ethérington
Richard Farrar
Kathering Ann Ferguson
Thomas Fredericks
Max Gavin
Philips Gohr
Henry Jurkersfield
Martha Sue Kraus
Mary Lou Kraus
Dan Laughlin
Patricia Lipton
Marjorin Laser
Michael Manley
Patricia Merrier
Edward Q'Rone Well
Kathleen Richard
William Rife
Gerald Silvey
Phyllis Silvey
Anthony Slaymaker
Robert Soka
Robert Sullivan
Rita Taylor
Susan Yorndran
Sue War
Thomas Wickens
George An
Loretta Wnukowsk
Distraught Parents Return Purple Heart to White House
The parents Ottley Coulter and Ethel Coulter of LeMont Furnace send their son John St. Coulter’s Purple Heart back to the White House calling it an empty honor. They claim he is a Communist prisoner believed held in North Korea after disappearing behind enemy lines in 1964. The letter, signed by the parents, asks for government recognition of their son’s status and fate amid wartime disappearance questions.
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Defense Departments
Coulter
Dan
Extranse Sive
Ieller
Pope Golama
Indiana Auto License Fee Increases Adopted By Legislature
George C. Champers of the Anderson Auto License Branch reports that changes in fee schedules approved by the Indiana General Assembly are now in effect. Auto title transfers rise to 2 40, titles to 2, and the driver's license fee increases from 1 25 to 1 50, possibly not until July. Registration service charges at branch offices rise from 25 to 50 cents, with portions of fees over 10 000 forwarded to the state.
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George C. Champers
Anderson
Indiana General Assembly
George N. Craig
Cham-F Vers
Chambers
Lopista- Mon
Tne
He Stale Ag
Toning Board Approves Variance Petitions
The zoning board approves petitions to allow construction of a filling station at Meridian and Grand. Everett Hae ting of 1021 Winding Way Edgevent presented the request. The site, originally zoned for industry, was approved by the zoning committee after a meeting yesterday.
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Meridian
Grand Sis
Everett Hate Ung
Winding Way
Edge:vent
Mls
Monath Miceling
Kad
Postal Pay Raise Advances in Congress
Washington reports the postal service pay raise cleared a House committee and gained Senate approval 78 to 9. The measure, aligned with administration aims, awaits President Eisenhower's signature after revisions to include job reclassifications and a higher increase. In Princeton Indiana a 72 year old farmer Gib son County, QUo Tarbigan, was killed when his tractor overturned in a field.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Parmer
Princeton
Ind
Quo Tarbigan
Gibson County
Jobless Claims Fall Slightly in Indiana May
Indiana data show 2 178 unemployment claims filed in May, down from 2 302 in April. Of May total, 285 were new, while March figures indicate demand for machinists toolmakers and experienced sales staff remains strong. clerical workers fell off slightly but remain in demand.
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James O. Armstrong
Indiana Employment Security Devision
Armstrong
Warkees
Elwood Man Drowns in Shallow Duck Creek
Elwood 87 year old Tom T Melvin drowned in Duck Creek near Main Street Elwood around 2 PM Thursday. He lived with brother Francis Melvin at 1324 Main Street since last September and was nearly blind. Relatives say he may have walked along the bank and fallen in. He was found face down in about two feet of water and pronounced dead. Funeral services set Saturday at 9:00 AM at St Joseph's Catholic Church with burial at Rival Side Cemetery Monticello. Deputy Coroner Milton York led the investigation.
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Tohn T. Melvin
Duck Creek
Main St
Elwood
Mr. Melvin
Francis ¥. Melvin
Hawie
Melvin
Halway
Huda
Wren
St Joseph’s Catholic Church
Ray
Theodore Memmes
Rivalside
Monticello
Ulends
Milton York
Subway Trains Collide Injuring Dozens in Bronx Tunnel
Two Lexington Avenue line subway trains crashed in a tunnel near Hunts Point Bronx during the morning rush injuring 82 people including nine hospitalized with serious injuries. A southbound train struck a halted train. the rear train operator Patrick Carmody was suspended as an investigation begins.
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X Tunnel
Hunts Point
Bronx
Htraing
Lexeington Ave
Sidney H. Bingham
Treysie System
Patrick Carmody
Bingnam
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