Adenauer to Remain West German Chancellor Amid Backing
Konrad Adenauer won a stormy parliament vote to stay as chancellor and forego a presidential bid. About 60 percent opposed the switch, but the CDU backed his decision, ensuring he remains in office at least until the 1961 national election. Western diplomats noted mixed reactions abroad.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad
Adenauer
West Germany
Theodor Heuss
Christian Democratic
Wil Rasner
Adenauff
Rab
Andre‘ Gromyko
Geneva
North Atlantic Alliance
Secretary Says East Germany Network Center
Secretary of State Christian A Herter charged East German Communists with organizing over 200000 spies to overthrow freedom in West Berlin and West Germany and beyond Heter tied the claim to the Western ministers conference and Russia s plan to turn West Berlin into a free city The data painted East Berlin as a subversion center for kidnapping spying and hostile activity.
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Geneva
UPI
Christian A. Herter
West Berlin
West Germany
Free Countries
Herter
East Germit the Foreign Ministers Conference
Russia
Reds
Berlin
Kremlin
Nikita’ S. Khrushchev
East Germany
Federal Republic of Germany
Scandinavia
East Berlin
Muncie Judge Named In Pinball Case And Bicycle Drive
A Muncie judge was selected to hear the pinball case linked to a wider crackdown on illegal machines. The city also launches a three week bicycle registration drive guided by Captain Carl Whitinger and Police Chief John Heiden to recover stolen bikes and track ownership. Registration runs 1 to 5 pm June 22 26 at Westvale School with signups and on frame stamping for bikes lacking serial numbers. May police report shows auto accidents up 60 percent from last year, with 158 total in Anderson Madison County and 21 injuries in May 1958. pinball prosecutions involve local and adjacent counties as cases proceed.
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Rmove Mo
Anderson
Carl Whitinger
John Heiden
Ween
Westvale
Madison
Alva Cox
Delaware
Anderson Township
Aso
Castle Ality
Samuel Martin
Jay Firm
Henry Circuit Court
West
Neca
Sisderson
Inc
Uding
First Methodist Church Ruckus Drowns Bishop's Speech
A noisy disturbance at First Methodist Church silenced Bishop Glen R. Phillips from Denver during his address. The congregation paused and joined in a hymn, All Hail the Power of Jesus. The incident prompted cautious attendance and local chatter about church decorum.
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First Methodist Church
Glen R. Phillips
Denver
Power of
Jesu
Fahrenheit First With Quicksilver Thermometers
Galileo originated the thermometer but Fahrenheit first used quicksilver in the tube in 1714, a major improvement. Classified ads offer practical solutions for daily needs from renting rooms to selling radios or hiring repairmen. call 35371 for an ad.
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Galileo
Fahrenheit
Airmen Connected to Libyan Desert B24 Landing Mystery
The Air Force released casualty records linking seven crew members listed as missing in action to a World War II B24 crash in the Libyan desert near Benghazi. The wreckage, found 16 years after the Naples raid, was reportedly untouched, with no clear target or confirmation of the crew’s fate. Relatives say the crew were listed as missing in action, and a ground search was planned after an aerial survey.
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Washington
Tagon
Army
Libyan Desert
Soluck
Libya
Apel
Naples
Italy
Air Force
Wiesbaden
Germany
Bengas
Air Corps
Ian
Mor
Service
Frankfurt
Fentagon
Executives Of Tile Companies To Visit Here
Following a spring membership meeting of the Tile Council of America at French Lick Indiana, sixty executives from twenty seven tile manufacturing firms in the United States will visit Anderson as guests of Richard B. Alexander president of the local National Tile Company. The visit on June 18 includes a luncheon at the Anderson Country Club and a tour of the National Tile and Manufacturing plant at 1200 East 26th Street. R H Alexander chairman of the board of the local plant will host the reception and is immediate past national resident of the Tile Council of America, arranging for leaders to travel from French Lick to Anderson by chartered buses arriving at noon.
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Tile Council of America
French Lick
Ind
United States
Anderson
Richard B. Alexander
National Tile Company
Anderson Country Club
National Tile and Manufacturing
E. 26Th
R. H. Alexander
R. B. Alexander
Ade
French, Lick
Noore
Butler to Honor Former Anderson Resident Oswald Ryan
Butler University will award an honorary degree Monday to Oswald Ryan a Washington DC attorney who once lived in Anderson Indiana. Ryan helped develop the nations commercial airlines with the Civil Aeronautics Board under three administrations. He was Madison County Prosecuting Attorney in 1916 and later joined the Army as a lieutenant. In 1928 he left public life for new duties.
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Butler University
Oswald Ryan
Washington, D.C
Anderson
Ryan
University
Civil Aeronautics Board
Anderssonian
Madison County
Local Students Named to Represent Group at Indiana Univ Camp
Lamey chairmen announce two local students elected to represent the Hiockett Post American Legion at the annual camp meeting at Indiana University. The group will travel to Bloomington Saturday June 3. Dalley of the Anderen High School and Frank Woschitz yearbook staff director will serve as counselors. Banking support provided by LaVerne Riggins and L. L. Nesbit.
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Lamey
Hiockett
American’ Legion
Indiana
Frank Woschitz
High School
Ecgantatons Wilson
LaVerne Riggins
L. L. Nesbit
Milner Hotel Sold to Local Real Estate Firm
Local businessman announces completion of the Milner Hotel sale at Main and Sarah streets to Boyd Real Estate Agency. Elmo Flatt, owner and manager, confirms the deal. proceeds will fund the Alibi Restaurant and Drive venture.
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Milner Hotel
9Th and
Main St
Elmo Flat
Milner Hotels, Inc
Flatt
Herald
Milner
Saraheth
Main Streets
Boyd Real Estate Agency
Yes
Elmo Flatt
Alibi
Anderson
Boyd Agency
Ear Milner Je
Grosse Point
Mich
Robert Rossier
Milner and Rossier Law
Milner Hotel, Inc
United States
John Ireland
Platt
Starkweather To Die June 12
Nebraska Supreme Court sets June 12 for the execution of condemned killer Charles R Starkweather. The electrocution likely to occur after midnight with Warden John Greenholtz arranging the timing. Starkweather has admitted involvement in multiple killings and faces a fourth execution date after prior dates were canceled.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Supreme Court
Kiler
Charles R. ‘Starkweather
Actng
John Greenholtz
Arange
Starkweather
Adio
Greenholtz
Hime
Usar
Nebraska Atty
Beck
Guy Starkweather
Tare Seas
May fire calls and ambulances noted by Anderson FD
May figures from the Anderson Fire Department total 43 fire alarms and 107 emergency calls answered by two city ambulances. Chief Herbert Johnson notes 17 ambulance runs and five fire alarms occurred outside city limits as plans begin for a June regional meeting in Marion with about 500 Indiana firemen attending. Shirley Brown, a Baby Farm Addition victim, remains in fair condition after a 22 caliber bullet wound to the abdomen, hospitalization at St John’s.
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Anderson Fire Department
Herbert Johnson
Marion
Indiana
Shirley Brown
Baby Farm
St John's Hospital
Authorities Search In Vain For Fugitive East Of Anderson
Police hunted Joseph Baxter a 29 year old escapee from Pendleton Indiana Reformatory east of Anderson after residents reported sightings. Sheriff officials said the search began about 830 am and a hoax call was believed to midclude a sighting of Baxter in dungarees and a white T shirt.
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Here
Joseph Baxter
Indiana Reformatory
Pendleton
Sherif
Offce
Baxter
Viein
Ahrendt Named Merchandise Coordinator at Gospel Trumpet Co.
Kenneth Ahrendt advances to merchandise coordinator for the Gospel Trumpet Co. announced by president Steele C. Smith. Ahrendt, long associated with the Church for God plant since 1946, is a Fastside community resident and former basketball star who studied at Anderson College, the University of Wichita, Purdue, and Lincoln Extension University.
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Kenneth A. Ahrendt Haseen
Gospel Trumpet Co
Steele C Smith
Ahrendt
Church For God Plant
Fastside
Arendt
Anderson College
University of Wichita
Purdue
Lincoln Extension University
Second Federal Grant To Anderson College
A second allocation of federal funds for loans to students under the National Defense Education Act was received by Anderson College. President Robert H. Reardon said the grant totaled 16,781 bringing total funds to 21,470 for student use. Anderson is among 27 colleges sharing in 24,500,000 from a supplemental appropriations bill signed by Eisenhower. The act allows loans up to 1,004 per student yearly, with most requests smaller. Larger grants went to Purdue University 190,318 and Indiana University 127,218. state teachers colleges shared 69,001.
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Anderson College
Robert H. Reardon
Congress
Eisenhower
Reardon
Indiana State ‘Teachers ’Allege
Unklease
15th Anniversary Of D Day Observed Saturday
The 15th anniversary of D Day is noted with observance of Allied troops landing in France and beginning a sweeping campaign across Europe that culminated months later in victory. Troops landed at Normandy beaches at 6 30 on June 6 944, as paratroopers had dropped behind German lines.
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France
Europe
Four Boys Born to William Benders Family in Royal Oak
Born at Royal Oak Michigan a fourth boy joins Mr and Mrs William Bender. Maternal grandparents are Frankton and Mrs William Bender of Clearwater Florida, while paternal grandparents are also named.
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Royal Oak, Mich
William Bender
Frankton
Clearwater, Fla
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Terri ‘Misner
New York
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Conrad Cooper
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McDonald
Cooper
Muncie
Quicksilver
Tom Kelly
Dade County
Miami, Fla
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