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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1960
Page
25
The Hague Netherlands AP reports Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands is recovering from virus pneumonia. A medical bulletin Thursday says his physicians are very satisfied with his progress.
Several non injurious collisions occurred yesterday across streets including E fifth at Nursery Road. Nichol and Arrow. 22nd and Brown. 12th and Jackson. Main and 11th. and an alley crash behind the post office. No serious injuries or high damage reported as of midnight.
In 1958 Andersons earned second honors nationwide in pedestrian safety tying with Norwalk Conn. A state safety award and a national street safety recognition followed as part of ongoing efforts. Chief Heiden said the program expands to aid motorists and pedestrians amid crowded streets and highways.
The Traffic Division tightens programs to meet new demands as an annual car safety check continues in Anderson. Chief Heiden notes the effort is not just police work but vital for schools through driver training and classroom studies. He commends 1,500 Safety Patrol members and school officials for their effective patrol system.
The report notes First Damage released five hours later and a claimant alleging permanent injury to her left leg. Wilbur H. Shortridge of Indianapolis named as one of the men who brought the framework to the Speedway and set it up in the infield. Shortridge remained in critical condition from a spine injury. The Folks petition claims the stand was erected without a building permit and the Speedway failed to maintain safety precautions. The suit was filed in Superior Court 5, with Judge John F. Linder—uncle of scaffold builder Fred H. Linder, 36, killed in the collapse—presiding.
Khrushchev toured a British plastics exhibit then urged reporters to wait for a Friday news conference as he unveiled a disarmament proposal. The plan aimed to ban all means of delivering nuclear weapons across borders, including rocket and air bases in key locations.
The speech outlines a three stage disarmament including nuclear weapons last and raises questions about time limits and inspection vetoes. Diplomats question if the plan allows Soviet veto power over inspection bodies and whether inspections precede disarmament as urged.
Edgewood names seven residents for the new Planning Commission and appoints town board members. The seven will meet at the Town Hall at 7 30 PM on June 14 to be sworn in likely by attorney Harold Anderson. The next Town Board session is June 21 with regular meetings on the third Tuesday each month.
World War II chaplain attached to the U S Marines returns as the 1960 Baccalaureate speaker. His wife and four daughters, including Nancy a graduating senior, Barbara a junior, and two younger sisters Sarah and Robbie, are mentioned as part of the AHS family. Class members practice for the graduation march at Madison Heights gym with another session planned. Commencement is set for 8 p m at the same location with four students delivering major addresses: Mike Morgan Joseph Speece Marylinda Thomas and Ruthie Gilmore.
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