Former Ecuadorian leader blames U S citizens for lack of long range policy
Gale Plaza president of the Holstein breeders group told the Holstein-Friesian Assay of America convention in Indianapolis that the United States must change policy to match changing conditions while remaining true to enduring principles. He contrasted U S indecision with Soviet planning and planned to return to his Quito farm after the speech.
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Indianapolis
Gale Plaza
Ecuador
Plaza
Soviet Union
United States
Quito
Body Of Student Found in Mirror Lake Drowning
Charles W. Durr a co op student at the Army Ballistic Missile Agency Huntsville Alabama was found in Mirror Lake apparently drowned while skin diving He was identified by papers in a nearby car Durr, 27 from Dover Ohio, had been missing for days He formerly served as a soldier at Redstone Arsenal and was a co op student from Alabama Polytechnic Institute at AuburnAuthorities credit four Indiana tourists for spotting the body and note he wore an aqualung goggles and flippers
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Guntersville
Ala
Charles W. Durr
Army Ballistics Missile Agency
Huntsville
Mirror Lake
Durr
Dover
Ohio
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Indiana
Tommy Trapp
Robert Block
Seymour
Ind
Redstone Arsenal
Missile Agency
Memorial Day Traffic Toll Edges Past Expectations
Safety experts credited strong enforcement and patrols for a Memorial Day weekend toll of 684 across the nation including 425 traffic deaths and 144 drownings. California led with 44 traffic fatalities, while New Hampshire and South Dakota reported none. Ned H Dearborn praised drivers and enforcement agencies for a job well done.
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America
National Safety Council
Council
United Press
California
Texas
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Georgia
Michigan
Indiana
New Hampshire
South Dakota
Safety Council
Ned H. Dearborn
Assault Trial Opens Tuesday in Pendleton Case
A Superior Court jury trial opened Tuesday for a $10 000 damage claim filed by bus driver Charles Dillenbeck against Cecil Palmer of Pendleton. Dillenbeck alleges Palmer beat him March 12 1956 injuring him enough to stop driving for six weeks. Palmer contends the attack stemmed from a prior assault on his two sons by the driver. Three criminal actions were filed in Circuit Court by Prosecutor Melvin B Thornburg including felonious non support and vehicle taking.
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Superior Court
Pendleton
Charles Dillenbeck
Cecil Palmer
Palmer
Terry Lee
Jack Palmer
Joseph D. Ketner
Anderson
Robert Shearer
Melvin B. Thornburg
Winstead W. Briggs
Shelby
Jimor Smith
Chicago
Donald LeMasters
LeMasters
James R. Mitchell
Circuit Court
State of Indiana
Roberta McGinnis
Inez Fowler
Harold Leroy McGinnis
Donald P. Jones
Automotive Loans, Inc
Edward A. Witsche
Dorothy A. Witsche
Campbell, Anderson and Jones
Sarah Ellen Richman
Arthur Richman
Ralph Mattingly
Robert Scott
Madonna Scott
Oliver D. Wheatley
Tipton
Isabel J. Daymond
Wiley W. Daymond
Sal
Superior Court 2
Union State Bank
Hubert L. Harmon
Two Madison County youths enlist in U S Army
Two youths from Madison County enlist in the U S Army this week per M Sgt Phillip Stewart. Richard A Moneyhan 17 Pendleton signs for three years in the Ordnance Corps. Charles Miller 20 Daleville enlists for three years in Special Forces. Both go to Fort Leonard Wood for nine weeks of basic training.
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Madison County
U. S. Army
Phillip Stewart
Anderson
Post Office
Richard A. Moneyhan
Pendleton
Ordnance Corps
Charles Miller
Daleville
Fort Leonard Wood
Miller
Fort Bragg
N. C
Stewart
3Rd Infantry Division
Germany
Selective Service Honors Draft Boards
Washington honors 35 members of 16 local draft boards who served since 1940, returned in 1948, totaling 15 years of service with no pay. Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey urges other communities to recognize their boards amid a local parade and speeches.
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Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Three-Year-Old Found After All Night Hunt
Three-year-old Stanley Czech wandered from his mother during a Monday shopping trip in Hammond Indiana. He was found safe Tuesday in a Calumet City Illinois home after an overnight search by Hammond police and others.]]
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Hammond, Ind
Stanley Czech
Calumet City
Ill
Hammond
John Mahoney
Merle Schlink
Four of family killed in plane crash near Birmingham
A twin engined private plane crashed into a mountain side about 20 miles southeast of Birmingham killing four members of the Jefferson County family. Larry Earl Cherry, 9, survived and told officials the victims were his father Robert Cherry mother Ethel Mae Cherry grandmother Esther M Cherry and younger brother Tommy. Relatives said the flight departed from Bessemer Airport to take his mother to Eufaula, Alabama.
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Birmingham
Jefferson County
Here
Larry Earl Cherry
Larry
Robert
Ethel Mae Cherry
Esther M. Cherry
Tommy
Cherry
Bessemer
Eufaula
Ala
Graham declines views on atomic tests at Baptist convention
Billy Graham dodged a moral question on hydrogen bombs and nuclear testing during his Philadelphia visit to the American Baptist Convention. He said no final stance without worldwide agreement and noted he is confused by the issues. The convention also elected Calvary Baptist's Crawford as president and set Cincinnati as next year’s site with Des Moines for 1959.
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Philadelphia
Billy Gra
New York
American Baptist Convention
Northern Baptist
Southern Baptist
Graham
Clarence W. Crawford
Calvary Baptist Church
Washington
American Baptist Assn
Harry L. Dillin
Linfield College
McMinnville
Ore
Norman W. Paullin
Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary Aere
Jesse H. Parker
First Baptist Church
San Leandro
Calif
Thomas W. Esles
New York City
Cincinnati
Des Moines
Aurora Stays on Eastern Time Under 1957 Law
Aurora will remain on Eastern Standard Time next winter despite a a new state law shifting seven months to Central Time. City officials fear possible loss of state aid but Attorney General Steers says aid stays possible if city hall clocks follow the 1957 rule.
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Aurora
Ind
Courtney Dicken
Dicken
Fort Wayne
Edwin K. Steers
Cincinnati
Illinois House approves Information Freedom measure
The Illinois House passed a freedom of information bill with a 116 to 4 vote, advancing to the Senate. It requires open sessions for public bodies funded by public money, with fines up to 100 dollars and up to 300 days in jail for violations, and lists several exceptions.
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Springfield
House of the
Illinois
Senate
Illinois Commerce Commission
Pardon and Parole Board
Ata Egue
Overweight Truck Fined Record Amount in Logansport
In Logansport Indiana the McClain Trucking Co was fined 91395 dollars and 19 cents per pound on an overweight 8950 pound load. Driver Robert Anderson Jr admitted knowledge of overage and attempted to lighten the load at a gas station before state police intervened.
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Logansport
Ind
Justice of the Peace
McClain Trucking Co
J-P
Robert Anderson Jr
Wheatfield
Anderson
Robert Deeter
Deeter
Value Of Exports Reaches 19 Billion For New Record
New York reports that U.S. merchandise exports last year hit a record 19 billion dollars, up 22 percent from 1955 and 2 percent above the prior record. Imports rose to 12.6 billion, about 10 percent above 1955, yielding a trade surplus of 6.4 billion—the largest since 1947.
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New York
United States
Arabs To Increase Pinch On Israel
The nine nation Arab League plans stronger economic pressure on Israel. The Arab Boycott Committee urges blacklists of firms selling to Israel and those serving Israel, plus a unified boycott to block exports and imports between Arab states and Israel via third countries. May 9, 1800 marked abolitionist John Brown's birthday in Tingtamy Connecticut.
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John Brown
Tingtamy
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