Castro May See Castro Step Down From Agrarian Reform
In Havana, some Cuban observers speculate Fidel Castro could relinquish control of the National Institute of Agrarian Reform INRA and shift it away from disaster. They cite INRA mismanagement and wasted funds as risks to the revolution, with reports of leadership changes and potential shifts in sugar and farm policy.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
National Institute of Agrarian Reform
Castro
Antonio Nunez Jimenez
Soviet Bloc
Waldo Medina
Ng Inra
Rene Anil
Combate
The
INRA
Inra Tomato Cooperatives
U.S. Iwinter
Institute
Cuba
United Nations
Khrushchev
America
Khrushchev Bluntly Attacks U S Over Paris Summit
Soviet leader Khrushchev charges the United States sabotaged the Paris summit with aggression and provocation. He criticizes bipartisan U S policy and says Americans are divided on foreign affairs while urging an end to Cold War tensions through a more cooperative approach. Senator Lyndon B. Johnson calls Khrushchev's cablegram an arrogant denial of facts.
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Washington
Gpb
America
Nikita
Khrushchev
Richard M. Nixon
Christian A. Her
United States
Cnnumn
Fies
Russia
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Johnson
Guide Lamp Hosts 2 Day Field Service Conference
An extensive field service conference at Guide Lamp Division of General Motors drew authorized electronic service dealers from Delco Radio Division Kokomo and various United Motors lines. Attendees toured the plant and discussed service issues for the Guide-Matic power headlight control and Twilight Sentinel automatic light switch.
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Guide Lamp
General Motors
Delco Radio Division
Kokomo
United Motors Division
Guide Electronic
Twilight Sentinel
Guide General
Parrot Family Sparks Moscow Housing Scandal
In Moscow a family with two children shared a room before four of Mama's brothers moved in with about 100 parrots. Komsomol Pravda denounced the arrangement, reporting the birds were raised for private sale and calling it capitalist exploitation in a scandal that must end.
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Moscow
Mama
Papa
Komsomol Pravda
Baccalaureate Set for AHS Graduates
Anderson High School Class of 1950 will hold Baccalaureate services at 7 30 p m Sunday in the Madison Heights Gymnasium. Rev Robert Fribley of the First Methodist Church will deliver the address titled Theses To Whom the Future Belongs. He has led local church missions since 1959 and previously served in Richmond.
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Anderson High School
Madison Heights
Robert Fribley
First Methodist Church
Fridley
Central Methodist Church
Richmond
DePauw University
Boston University School of Theology
DePauw
Tigers
Fribley
naval _Trease
Pace
Soviet Proposes Global Ban On Nuclear Launch
The Soviet Union on Thursday proposed banning all ways to launch nuclear weapons. Khrushchev sent a letter to world leaders in Moscow including President Eisenhower, marking the first contact since the Paris summit collapse.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Presid
Eisenhower
Paris
Anderson College honors Negro minister with memorial hall
A men’s residence hall on East 3rd Street at Anderson College will be named Dunn Memorial Residence Hall in honor of the late Dr S P Dunn a longtime pastor of the Church of God The naming ceremony set for June 14 features Dr E E Perry of Grand Rapids Michigan as board chairman The church federation and Dunns congregation plan a portrait unveiling plus funds for spring and fall taxes and related campus projects in memory of the pastor.
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S. P. Dunn
Church of God
Anderson College
L. A
E. E. Perry
Grand Rapids
College Board of Trustees
General Ministeral Assembly
Dunn
GMA
New Park Place
Ing
Chicago
J. An
Madison County
Edgewood Forms Town Planning Commission in Special Session
Edgewood officials established a seven member Town Planning Commission by a special session vote led by Clyde Norbury. The commission includes three town board members and town citizens, created under 7 state statute to guide local development.
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Edgewood Town Board
Existance
Anderson Earns National Traffic Safety Recognition
The 1959 National Safety Council inventory cites Anderson for outstanding traffic safety programs and education. Indiana is among states receiving certificates of achievement with other Hoosier communities also honored. A 13 year old girl was hospitalized after a pedestrian incident near Markleville Road, underscoring safety efforts.
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Traffictional Council
National Safety Council
Anderson
Saginaw
Mich
Virginia
Ioan
Sandra Eckrote
Council
Chicago, Jr
Indiana
Markleville
Edna
New Castle
John L. Heiden
Paul Ravage
Ant
Conlin
Anderson Jr
Joe Eckrote
Andersor Itional Council
Nursery Rd
First Damage Suit Filed Against Indianapolis Speedway
Mayme Jewell Folks, 45, of Indianapolis files a $100,000 damage suit against the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The suit arises from a homemade scaffold collapse at the 40 mile race that killed two spectators and injured two others. Folks died after being crushed against the fence while the nine tiered framework toppled. She was treated at Methodist Hospital.
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Indianapolis
IAP
Mayme Jewell Folks
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Broadway Actors Battle Producers Over Money War
Broadway theaters faced a mass disruption as actors and producers clashed over pay with a Thursday night blackout at 22 venues. Equity planned a limited Thursday night appearance and threatened further action, while producers insisted no performances unless agreements were reached. Box offices saw lines as tensions mounted and pensions and raises dominated talks, with many stars backing the union.
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Ween
Equity
Robert Wagner
Jackie Gleason
W. Wal
Pidgeon
York Theater
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Gleason
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Pertora
Mary Martin
Vicians
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Ition
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Times Square
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Tom Ewell
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Ethel Merman
Leigh
Vivien Leigh
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Miracle Worker
Sir Cedrici II
Mightardwicke
Gertrude Berg
Andy Grif
Dolores Gray
Fiorello
Annej
Walter Abel
Bancroft
Gates says Soviet threat bluff at Senate windup
Secretary of Defense Thomas S. Gates Jr. dismissed the Kremlin warning to strike bases if U.S. planes violate Soviet air space as a bluff. He testified at the Senate Foreign Relations Committee inquiry into the U2 incident and the summit talks collapse, noting possible speculation of a military faction in the USSR and stressing Moscow’s leaders would avoid full war.
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U. S
Secretary of Defense
Thomas S. Gates Jr
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Soviet Union
Cates
Redion Y. Malinovsky
Gates
U.S.S.R
Malinovsky
United States
Committee
Anderson Ees Wrights
Grandview Ees
SEATO Ministers Unite to Counter Communist Threat
Washington AP report notes eight Southeast Asia Treaty Organization foreign ministers ended a three day strategy conference pledging firm unity to block Communist attack or subversion. They warn communism risks military and cultural threats and criticize Red China for uncompromising attitude toward the West.
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Washington
Southeast Asia
Red China
West
Christian A. Herter
Peiping
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
New birth notices list several newborns at local hospitals. At St John’s Hospital in Anderson a boy born to Mr and Mrs Richard Stanger and others include a girl for Mr and Mrs Norman Jones and a boy for Mr and Mrs Norman Greer. Ball Memorial Hospital in Muncie records a birth to Mr and Mrs Bob Sheets Middletown.
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Richard Stanger
W. St. A
Stanley Fisher Mexandra
Norman Jones
Ansing. Mich
Norman Greer
E. Th
Robert Sheets
Middletown
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
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