Corn Tillage Test Explores Minimum Tillage Potential
In Knox County Indiana a minimum tillage experiment on Winston Palmers farm tested growing corn with minimal cultivation. Purdue results suggest yields rival conventional methods while saving up to 35 hours of labor on a 40 acre field. The study involved extension agents Soil Conservation Service and vocational teachers. Bernie Jostes of New Elliott was elected president of the Indiana Volunteer Firemen's Association at the convention in Warsaw.
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Vincennes, Ind
UPI
Winston Palmer
Whtealand
Knox County
Jean Coleman
Coleman
Purdue
Knox County Extension Office
Soil Conservation Service
Warsaw
Ind
Bernie Jostes
New Elliott
Indiana Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Purdue Graduates Listed by City and Degree
The list shows Purdue graduates from multiple towns with names and degrees including bachelor of science in agriculture engineering and home economics. Notable entries include individuals from Chesterfield Elwood Frankton Pendleton and Woodlawn Heights with degrees such as bachelor of science in agriculture physical education and master of science in education.
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Louise St
Larry J. Leaf
Fast
William C. Maines
John Ervin
W. 9Th St
David E. Hancock
Park Ave
Kenneth Kemp
W. 6Th St
William D. Paramore
Coventry Drive
Richard R. Williams
Chesterfield
Philip D. Gaar
North St
Elwood
Stephen T. Cockerham
Richard A. Mitchell
Frankton
H Larry Welborn
Pendleton
David L. Martin
Kennedy Sees Marked U.S. France Harmony After Talks
Kennedy reports improved Franco American ties following their summit with De Gaulle. Officials say the dialogue opened a clearer framework for NATO and Western unity while signaling candor on disputed issues and a shared goal of preventing forceful changes in Berlin. Khrushchev looms as a central factor in Vienna talks.
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France
United States
de Gaulle
U.S
Kennedy
Vienna
Berlin
West Berlin
Khrushchev
East Germany
Soviet Union
Asia
Africa
Latin America
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Free Nations
NATO
United Nations
Anglo- American Press Association
French Diplomatic Press Association
World leaders seek a precise judgement on East West issues
The statement urges clear judgment on contested East West interests and cites the Geneva conference on Southeast Asia's Laos. It notes unresolved matters with Mr Khrushchev and stresses mutual understanding of disarmament and nuclear weapons.
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Southeast Asia
Laos
Khrushchev
Kennedy Faces Delicate Talks Ahead With Khrushchev
Western diplomats say Kennedy must project firm resolve in impending summit with Khrushchev while avoiding concessions. They note Soviet confidence from Cuba and Laos pressures but warn Kennedy cannot yield. The goal is to display resolve first and reduce tension without giving ground.
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United States
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Washington
Moscow
Trujillo Forces Name Suspects After Assassination
The Dominican armed forces led by Rafael Trujillo Jr announce the assassin dead was Lt Amado Garcia Guerrero who aided President Balaguer. Captured suspects include Pedro Livio Cedeno civil engineer Roberto Pastoriza and Huascar Tejeda Pimentel with others named as fugitives near Ciudad Trujillo where Generalissimo Trujillo was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Amado Garcia Guerrero
Joaquin Balaguer
Pedro Livio Cedeno
Trujillo Sr
Roberto Pastoriza
Fifi
Antonio Tejeda Pimentel
Ciudad Trujillo
Antonio de la Maza Vazquez
Salvador Estrella
Antonio Imbert
Armed Forces
Ambush deaths spark crowds at funeral procession and retirements
About 20 people were said arrested but only those listed were in ambush cars. Crowds surged toward the slain strong man's closed casket and a 33 mile funeral route as his hearse passed. Some 50 000 gathered outside San Cristobal church for final services. The vice commander of the Air Defense Command position is vacant. The White House announced the retirement of LA Gen Elmer J Rogers Jr US representative to CENTO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Cristobal Church
White House
Elmer J. Rogers Jr
U. S
Central Treaty Organization
Permanent Military Deputies Group
Military Air Force reshuffles assign key leaders worldwide
Air Defense Japan and the 5th Air Force commander becomes Inter American Defense Board chair. Lt Gen Jacob F. E. Smart moves to Japan role. Several generals promoted to lieutenant general and reassigned, including McKee, Schriever, Timberlake, Thatcher, Blake, Harris, Disosway, Hobson, Ryan, Miller, Terrill, with retirements and new posts across the Pacific, Europe, and Korea.
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Japan
5Th Air Force
Pacific
Inter-American Defense Board
Army SA
Lemuel Mathewson
Jacob FE. Smart
Tactical Air Command
Burns
William F. McKee
Air Force Logistics Command
Anderson
Bernard A. Schriever
Air Force Systems Command
Edward J. Timberlake
Air Forces In
Europe
Landon
Herbert B. Thatcher
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United Nations Command
U.S. Command
Korea
Emery S. Wetze
Gordon A. Blake
Pacific Air Force
Continental Air Command
William E. Hall
Hunter Harris Jr
Air Force
SAC
8Th Air Force
Gen
Sweeney
Gabriel P. Disosway
Secretary of Defense
Smart
Kenneth B. Hobson
Ogden Air Materiel Area
Gen. McKee
John D. Ryan
16Th Air Force Sac
Second Air Force Sac
McConnell
Troup Miller Jr
The
Air University
University
Walter E. Todd
Robert H. Terrill
Air Proving Grounds Center
Miller Moves for GOP Chair as Election Gains Are Cited
United States Senator Miller of Tennessee and Rep Clarence Brown of Ohio supported by Rep. Baker of Tennessee urge Miller for GOP chairmanship as 1960 campaign gains are noted. Miller predicts a House majority next year and cites plays for future Senate chances. GOP debt improved to $720000 after a May update. Eisenhower speech at a $100 dinner praised Democrats on domestic policy.
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Baker
Tennessee
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Brown
Ray C. Bliss
Bliss
Miller
GOP
Congressional Campaign Committee
Robert Wilson
California
John Rhodes
Arizona
House
Senate
Colorado
Idaho
Massachusetts
Oregon
Missouri
Spencer T. Olin
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Pastor Dr. Ziegler’s Long Reach in Psychology and Theology
Dr. Ziegler built a career across Bethany Biblical Seminary University Park Maryland Yale Divinity School and other institutions. He taught psychology and Christian education at Bethany from 1941 to 1959 and later lectured at Garrett Institute and Oberlin while contributing to journals and publishing The Broken Cup. He holds diplomas in counseling psychology and has graduate recognition from Chicago Psychoanalysis and the National Training Laboratory.
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Car Seminary
Chicago
Chicago Institute For Psycho-analysis
National Training Laboratory
University Park
Bethany Biblical Seminary
Garrett Biblical Institute
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Yale Divinity School
Evangelical Theological Seminary
Naperville, Ill
Ziegler
American Board of Examiners
Madison County appointive board reviews 1961 property schedules
Circuit Judge Carl Smith names the appointive members who will meet at Mr Hartman’s office to review 65 000 personal property schedules for 1961. Real estate valuations cannot change during this year’s re assessment canvass, with final 1961 figures at Hartman’s office. County automobiles total 38 703 with 17 518 705 value, Anderson City 12 390 autos valued 5 424 895. Household goods county 34 193 valued 6 730 342. Anderson City 1961 units listed remain pending.
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Anderson City
Farm property values in 1961 reassessed totals
Assessors list 1961 values for farm property and personal property. Farm implements total 1 216 539 dollars, tractors 759 530, beef cows 210 591, milk cows 189 028, other cattle 217 812, sheep 35 340, sows 218 491, poultry and flocks 8 240, final farm property 3 219 733 dollars.
Freedom Riders face new arrests in Jackson and Montgomery
The incident follows a wave of actions against riders as four Negroes and three whites were arrested for breach of the peace after entering opposite waiting rooms in Jackson. Lamar Alford was advised not to participate. Johnson orders integrate Montgomery buses and criticizes police in May riots.
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Ians
Jesse J. Harris
Montgomery
Jackson
Lamar Alford
Train Stop Delays After Disorderly Conduct Arrest
Harold Hammong a 53 year old railroader from New Castle was booked on disorderly conduct and assault on a police officer and held in the county jail before being bailed on 500 dollars. The incident delayed a train for several hours while the conductor was absent and the train could not move.
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Morris
Harold Hammong
New Castle
Hammong
Charles Lenon 78 Interurban Motorman Dies in Franklin
Charles Lenon longtime interurban motorman and later Hartford City farmer died at 5 p m Friday in the Masonic Home Hospital Franklin He and his wife Jennie lived on South Fletcher Street in Anderson A year ago they moved to the Masonic Home Survivors include his widow and several nephews and nieces Funeral services set for 10 a m Monday at the Masonic Home Burial will be in Hartford City Also noted Vanessa Ann Page 7 months died Friday at St Johns Hospital Born Oct 12 1960 parents Rudolph and Hattie Jo Page of 1620 Hendricks St Survivors include parents three brothers two sisters four grandparents and many cousins Friends may call after 6 p m Monday at Underwood Funeral Chapel Services 10 a m Tuesday in the chapel Burial 2 4 and 7 9 p m Sunday East Maplewood Cemetery St Johns Lutheran Church services Monday at 1 p m Pastor Dr Nathan F R Harter to officiate with body in church one hour prior Burial East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Johnson
Alabama
Freedom Riders
Montgomery
Jackson
United
United States
Justice Department
Charles Lenon
Masonic Home Hospital
Franklin
Hartford City
Anderson
Lenon
South Fletcher Street
Masonic Home
Jennie
Vanessa Ann Page
Rudolph and
Hattie Jo Page
Hendricks St
St. John’s Hospital
Rudolph Jr
Neal
Nobby
Josephine
Louraise
William Shaw
Ala
Underwood Funeral
East Maplewood Cemetery
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Nathan F. R. Harter
Thompson Rites Held for Local Farmer in Russiaville
Robert H. Thompson 76 Russiaville farmer died at home at 8 a.m. He was born December 30 1884 in the area son of Nelson and Isabelle Harris Thompson. Survivors include two sons Chester Kokomo and Ralph one daughter Mrs Nolan Miller Russiaville seven grandchildren one great grandchild two brothers and one sister. Funeral 4 p.m. Sunday at Stout and Son Funeral Home Russiaville and 2 p.m. Monday New London Friends Church. Burial New London Cemetery.
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Nelson
Isabelle Harris Thompson
Howard County
Thompson
New London Friends Church
Chester
Kokomo
Ralph
Nolan Miller
Russiaville
Stout and Son
New London
Memorial for Catherine B McPheron Dies in Anderson
Mrs. Catherine B. McPheron 63 of 2440 Lincoln St died shortly after midnight Friday in St Johns Hospital. Born March 4 1898 in DeCoursey Kentucky she moved from Covington to Anderson in 1931. Survived by husband Lloyd sister Margaret Mann brother Joseph Polking and other relatives. Funeral Sunday noon Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with services Monday at 10:30 a m by Rev Geneva Carter Spiritualist faith Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Catherine B. McPheron
Lincoln St
St. John’s Hospital
DeCoursey
Joseph Polking
Covington
Anderson
South Fort Mitchell
Harold E. Rozelle
Geneva Carter
Chesterfield
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Charles Hauff 76 Die. Rites Pending at Sells Rowe
Charles Ernest Hauff 76 of 1028 Madison Ave died at home at 1 p m Friday. He retired from Delco Remy service about ten years ago and was a member of St John s Lutheran Church. Survivors include two sons Charles E Jr Akron Ohio and Edgar at home two daughters Mrs William Barnett Mason City Iowa and Mrs Wade Bell Alexandria nine grandchildren one sister Mrs Tillie Schnebel Pittsburgh Pa. Friends will be received in Sells and Rowe Funeral Home from 7 to 9 p m today and
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Charles Hauff
Charles Ernest Hauff
Madison Ave
Delco-Remy
Hauff
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Bertha
Edgar
Charles E. Jr
Akron
Ohio
William Barnett
Mason City
Iowa
Wade Bell
Alexandria
Tillie Schnebel
Pittsburgh
Sells and Rowe
G Claude Blades 74 Dies in Anderson At St Johns Hospital
G Claude Blades 74 of 211% E 12th St died at 745 am Friday in St Johns Hospital He was born Summitville son of Edward and Emma Blades He moved to Anderson from Tulsa Okla twenty years ago Retired Guide Lamp worker Survivors include widow Anna a son Don J of Dewey Okla a brother Garland of Elwood a sister Mrs Raymond Savage of San Mateo Fla and many grandchildren Services set for 2 pm Sunday at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with 130 pm Monday service at the funeral home Burial at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery also noting the death of John Raymond Cabasier 63 of 2021 Poplar St with funeral at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home today at 10 am and burial at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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G. Claude Blades
Claude Blades
12Th St
St. John's Hospital
Summitville
Edward
Emma Blades
Anderson
Tulsa
Oklo
Anna
Don J
Dewey
Okla
Garland
Elwood
Raymond Savage
San Mateo
Fla
Brown and Butz
Funeral
John Raymond Cabasier
Poplar St
Harold E. Rozelle
Lee Billings
The
Free Methodist Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Services for Mrs. Cora M. Kempke
Mrs. Cora M. Kempke aged 73 of 331 W Vineyard St dies Wednesday. Services at 1 30 p m today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Dr Robert Bickel of Madison Avenue Methodist Church. Burial in West Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may visit at the funeral home. Also services for Mrs. Ethel Ward.
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Cora M. Kempke
W. Vineyard St
Baker Brothers Funeral
Robert Bickel
Madison Avenue Methodist Church
West Maplewood Cemetery
Obituaries for Lydia Stapp and Forrest Vestal
Services for Lydia Pearl Stapp 74 die in Anderson at her daughter’s home. Rev John Zuber to lead 10 a m at Brown and Butz Funeral Home. Burial at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Vestal Forrest 82 Long Beach formerly of Anderson died May 26 may have service Tuesday at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home with viewings Sunday and Monday.
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Lydia Pearl Stapp
Carl Glover
E. 39Th St
Brown and Butz
John Zuber
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Forrest Vestal
Long Beach
Calif
Anderson
Sells and Rowe
East Maplewood Cemetery
Services for Crull Family Held for Crash Victims
Funeral services are held today in Pendleton for Robert Crull 34 Union City his mother Zona 58 and grandmother May Schlegel 88 killed in a Tuesday auto crash east of Markleville. Rev. Jansen and Rev. Robsinson officiate at Pendleton Methodist Church with graveside rites at West Grove Lawn Cemetery. Donations to Union City church building fund requested.
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Pendleton
Robert Crull
Union City
Zona Crull
May Schlegel
Markleville
Methodist
A. R. Jansen
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Frank Robinson
Union City Evangelical United Brethren Church
West Grove Lawn Cemetery
William Howenstine
Whetstone United Church of Christ
Ralph Beckman
Crull
Union City Evangelical United Brethren Church Building Fund
Cornell Bright
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Wade Baker 80 retired farmer of Middletown died at home Friday evening. Born May 29 1881 in Frederick County Maryland he lived in Middletown 32 years and observed his 60th wedding anniversary with Anna Baker. Survived by three daughters a grandson two great grandchildren three brothers and a sister. Funeral 7 p m today at Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home Middletown with services 2 p m Monday at the funeral home. Burial Mt Zion Lutheran Cemetery New Columbus.
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Wade Baker
Middletown
Locust St
Frederick County
Walter
Kate Baker
Anna Baker
Anna
Nila Baker
Lee Lovett
Rt. 1
Russell Adams
Rt. 4
Anderson
Claud
Charles
Orville
Cadiz
Ed Callahan
New Columbus
Ballard and Shirey
Funeral
Lloyd Dellinger
Mt. Zion Lutheran Cemetery
Bates 87 dies. funeral today in Wilkinson
William M. Bates aged 87 of Wilkinson Shirley Road died Thursday. Services are at 2 p m today at the Condo and Son Funeral Home Wilkinson with Rev Paul Trumbarger of Shirley and Wilkinson Methodist Churches officiating. Burial will be in McCray Cemetery Wilkinson.
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Wilkinson
William M. Bates
Wilkinson-Shirley Rd
Condo and Son Funeral
Paul Trumbarger
Shirley and Wilkinson Methodist
McCray
Dulles Resignation Rumor Brings Denial
Washington AP reports a CIA spokesman rejected rumors that Allen W. Dulles plans to resign citing health or pressures. The spokesman said he last saw Dulles two hours earlier and found him in good health.
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Dulles
Washington (Ap
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence
National Broadcasting Company
Washington
CIA
Indiana man pleads guilty to eight thousand dollar bank holdup
Charles O. Smith of Indianapolis admitted the $8 080 holdup of an American Fletcher National Bank branch on May 19. He pleaded before Federal Judge William E Steckler who ordered a pre sentence investigation.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Charles O. Smith
American Fletcher National Bank & Trust Co
Smith
Wiliam E. Steckler
Grinnan May Have Joined Kennedy At Hyannisport Golf
Warren T Grinnan recalling a 1958 Hyannisport vacation day where he was playing golf alone when John F Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy were behind him. He asked to play through on the second hole but Kennedy said they were not in a hurry and he wasn’t holding them up. Grinnan noted Kennedy’s quick pace on the next hole.
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Sir Perinton
N. Y
Warren T. Grinnan
Hyannisport
Mass
John F. Kennedy
Jacqueline
Kennedy
Al Pearce Dies at 62 in Newport Beach
Onetime radio star Al Pearce died Friday in Newport Beach California from complications after an ulcer operation. He was 62 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Pearce
Newport Beach
Calif
Wheat Use Shares From U.S. Crop In Flour Mills
About 46 percent of the total U S wheat crop is milled into flour. Some is lost in milling, some is exported, and some used as feed.
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Minneapolis
U.S
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Anderson Sunday Herald
Madison County
Robert Thompson
Robert H. Thompson
Ralph Thompson
Coventry
Catherine McPheron
John Cabasier
Cora Kempke
Ethel Ward
Ohio Ave
Waltz and Hiday
George A. Harris
East Lynn
Lydia Stapp
Madison
William Bates
Tinsia
NEW Model Homes
Marion
Indiana
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