Navy fighter hits helicopter. four servicemen die
Four service members are killed when a Navy jet reportedly strikes a helicopter near Air Station Maryland. Two Navy crew and two Air Force personnel die. two bystanders are injured. The crash occurred during a missionary air rescue mission with several injured and others honored in a church ceremony.
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Navy
Gor
Don Schieck
Karla
South
India
Claire Schjat
Ultz
Jamaica
Pentagon
Abe
Chathams
Poquoson
Falowship Hall
Lawrence H. Priest
Downer's Grove
Pierre G. Arnold
East
Greenwich
R. J
Arthur Kluge
Grand
Cayman
Els Capl
Francis M. Parson
Ellworth Plamer
Cuba
Jolid
Ohio
Douglas Welch
Kenya
Clifton Morgan
Anderson
U.S. Navy
James
Blue Angels
Royster
Triotic
Welch's
Cmdr
Donald Densford
Dec
Anderson Naval Reinf Aftica
Morgans
Cuttack
Church of
Densford
Sybil Holmes
Jin Anderson
Itig Lugovawuoh
Jairo Asila
Thell
Naval Den-Claypool
Indianapolis
Fort of God
United States
Sest
Anderson Mu J Bear
Unicipal
Missionary Program Opens Two Week Dedication Series
The GOP Central group in Paget Ont hosts a two week dedication series with Dr Lester A Crose executive secretary of the Missionary Board and Dr W Dale Oldham host pastor presiding Music by David Coolidge and Shirley King Organist. An open house is set for Sunday 2 to 4 pm with tours of the new structure and a reception after last night’s organ concert by Frederick Marriott. Conservative returns indicate Stanfield leads Nova Scotia election as premier. Boris Pasternak memorial service conducted in Rome by Archbishop Leonty.
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Lester A. Crose
The
Missionary Board
W. Dale Oldham
Ees
David Coolidge
Shirley King
Frederick Marriott
Cannonnéur
Casavant Freres
Eastside
Halifax
N.S
Nova Scotia
Robert L. Stanfield
Stanfield
Pasternak
Rome
Boris Pastternak
Moscow
Leonty
Santiago
Chile
Eisenhower Rockefeller Breakfast Meeting Planned
President Eisenhower will breakfast with Gov. Nelson Rockefeller at the New Yorker’s request. The White House said the discussion may touch on the 1960 GOP presidential campaign after Eisenhower’s West Point reunion and Notre Dame honorary degree.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Nelson Rockefeller
New Yorker
White House
West Point Military Academy
Notre Dame
Man Recovers After Jealousy Shooting
A 31 year old carpenter shot on a Morgantown street by a jealous husband survived and is listed as satisfactory. The assailant died in a crash about ten minutes later, along with the wife.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Morgantown
Robert Long Hospital
Allen Chitwood
Nashville
Indiana Economic Outlook Mixed As II Data Point To Cautious Recovery
Indiana economists note a slow first weeks of the second quarter with sales receipts below forecasts and an unbalanced inventory to sales ratio. They expect possible summer gains and a planned 16 percent rise in plant and equipment spending, but state unemployment edged higher and housing starts showed modest gains under mixed signals from industry sectors. Local school board tensions surfaced over a band director’s status following a trip to New York City as petitions and board members navigate governance.
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Lontinuca
I. U
Dub J
Houston
I. U. Bureau
Fabaaeion
Hers
Indiana
Alphas
Delta Omega Sorority
George Hawes
State Assembly
Anderson
Middletown
Tre Anderson
Ike Still ett Continued From Pare One
Chitwood and Fulbright discuss a political storm tied to Eisenhower. Spellman and his wife Marie provide testimony about the shooting of a tavern owner, Leverett Lew-ivery. The piece also mentions Ike’s Japan visit amid the Far East tour and notes automation cutting Milwaukee mail order staff.
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Morgan-Fulbright
Herter
Leverett Lew-ivery
Spellman
Peasan
Fulbright
Marie
Wood
Hey
Eisenhower
Japan
Far
Philippines
Korea
China
Highland band grows as students boost participation
Houston reports band enrollment rose over three years at Highland from 30 to 46, while other local organizations note students in scouting and related activities. The piece names Scout leaders and committee members and discusses budget and planning context for youth programs.
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Houston
Highland
Arcadia Meeting Sparks Race Based Voter Challenges
The government alleges a September 24 1956 Arcadia American Legion meeting led to unanimity to challenge Negro registrations. Pauline Culpepper is named a defendant and accused of coordinating challenges to deny Black voters access while only token white challenges were intended to suppress participation based on race.
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American Legion
Arcadia
Pauline A. Culpepaor
Nesrn Vater
Rerarde Af
Robbery at A Good Liquor Store on 23rd Street
Late Monday evening a man armed with a pistol robbed the A Good Liquor Store at 1017 23rd St. clerk Katherine Baker described the suspect as 22 to 25, about five seven, wearing a striped green shirt brown trousers and dark glasses. He fled with near 75 dollars after forcing her to open the cash register. Police reported a suspect in mind but not yet apprehended.
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A. Good Liquor
23Rd St
Katherine Baker
Shel
Class of 1960 Graduates in Big Commencement Week
The Class of 1960 with about 39 members, 209 boys and 181 girls, will receive yearbooks and attend a picnic after the senior talent show and faculty dance. Graduates include Deanna Ataanathe Tinda and many others listed, with some planning summer study.
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Auuiuil UA Mat
Deanna Ataanathe Tinda I Dddhan
Annual Farm Tour Tours Reformatory and Dairy Farm
Madison County Farm Bureau members and guests will visit the Madison County Reformatory and its dairy and farming facilities as part of the annual agriculture tour. The program includes inspectio n of cattle and training facilities and a lunch at the reformatory. A talk on farming practices will be given by Purdue agronomist Gene Wilson.
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T Greene
Bonnie Greenwalt
Oper
Kay Griner
Claudette Grissom
Oldham
jJoyce Grose
Linda Guss
Ray
James Hackleman
Hedy
City
Hale
Michael L. Hale
Loretta
Hamilton
Marilyn Hancock
They
Hancock
Larry Haney
Pendleton Reformatory
Douglas Harney
James Harring
Clark Harrison
Stephen
Formatory
iChester Hart
Stephen Cooper
iHart
Saundra’ Heard
Meril Hed
Trick
Karel Hendricks
Larry Her
State Institution
Jon
David Hilligoss
Jim Hin
the Reformatory
Phyllis Holder
Margaret
Stan Imeteneth
Invantian
al Euuneuwhy
Reformatory
Madison County Farm Bureau
Richard Lee Harris
Richard Lee
Whelchel
Costumbus Ave. Nazarene Church
Auacter
Containment Measures After Major Nuclear Fire Near Ft Dis
A major fire at a Bomarc missile site near Ft Dis prompted authorities to halt traffic and pull back hundreds of soldiers as a safety precaution amid heavy radiation fears. Defense and health agencies plan investigations while decontamination teams use Geiger counters to check for radioactivity.
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Ft. Dis
Defense Department
Atomia Wrormr
Jaye
Bomare
Air Force
Argentina Rejects Israel on Eichmann Extradition
Buenos Aires signals rejection of Israel’s note claiming Eichmann was abducted by volunteers and moved to Israel. Democracia calls the Israeli explanation an affront to sovereignty and says it is unsatisfactory. In Washington, President Eisenhower visits his ailing wife at Walter Reed Medical Center for over an hour.
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UPL
Argentina
Israel
Adolf ‘Richmann
Democracia
Tel Aviv
Eichmann
Israeli Security S
Marine | Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Army
Walter Reed Medical Center
Public Finance
Board Sets Bid Opening for Reconstruction Projects
Anderson's Board of School Trustees will open bids next Tuesday for two major reconstruction projects. Longfellow School auditorium will be remodeled into a multi purpose room and gymnasium with an approved $45,000 appropriation. Further bids for gas burners and other equipment will be reviewed. some bids were deferred for study.
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Anderson
Board of
Longfellow School
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Westvale Riley
Seventh Street
Joseph Carney
Nixon and Rockefeller Rivalry Seen in California
Nixon and Rockefeller drew attention in California where Nixon faced a silent vote campaign by Rockefeller supporters. Indications showed Nixon had a strong home-state showing, while California blocked write-ins and party cross-overs to maintain a clean nomination.
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Nixon
Brown
Page One
Califor
California
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
500 Subscribers Continued From Page One
Crow, faculty, Diana Miller, sen iors, Vicki Learned, under iclasses, Norma Cripe, advertis ing, Jane Preston, circulation, Joan McGillicuddy, office man ager, James Scovel and Ed Mc Crocklin, photographers. Members of the junior annual staff were Judy Alleman, Caro l Ira Bell, Mary Ellen Bridges, Cherryl Brummell, Gail Bush ong, Cheryl Caldwell, Gary Campbell, Sharon Carroll, Bar bara Deiser, Lillian Duncan, Ralph Gray, Charles Howard, Sherri Kern, Roger Melson, Nik ki Merrill, Joe Perdue, Randy Shuman, and Jan Thornburg. Faculty editorial and busines adviser is Frank Woschitz.
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Crow
Diana Miller
Vicki Learned
Norma Cripe
Jane Preston
Joan McGillicuddy
James Scovel
Ed McCrocklin
Judy Alleman
Carol Ira Bell
Mary Ellen Bridges
Cherryl Brummell
Gail Bushong
Cheryl Caldwell
Gary Campbell
Sharon Carroll
Barbara Deiser
Lillian Duncan
Ralph Gray
Charles Howard
Sherri Kern
Roger Mel
Scouts Plan Jamboree Training and Camp near Pikes Peak
Elwood scouts plan a large 3 000 acre ranch jamboree with 50 000 scouts in Section 2L near Pikes Peak. Training sessions set for June 25 at Camp Kikihawen and July 14 with junior leaders from multiple towns including Fishers Noblesville and Carmel. Troop 66 lists Michael Baker and others as personnel while snow data notes 30 states report annual snowfall from 40 to 140 inches.
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Fishers
Bert Hinshaw
Elwood
Pikes Peak
Nam
Chesterfield
Key
New Castle
Noblesville
Westville
Carmel
Daleville
Baker
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Francis J. Scott Pendleton 72 of Pendleton died Sunday in St Johns Hospital. Services at 10 a m today at Cornell Bright Funeral Home with Rev Monroe G Schuster of Central Christian Church Anderson. Burial in West Grove Lawn Cemetery Pendleton. Friends may visit at the funeral home.
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Elmer Deford
Wasp St
Bright Nursing Home
Baker Brothers Funeral
George A. Harris
East Lynn Christian Church
Mt. Zion
New Columbus
Charles Sheets
Anderson
Robert W. Fribley
First Methodish Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Rick Allen Burgess
Jack
Mary Burgess
Fountain St
Zelma. Morley
Zelma A.morley
Three Rivers
Mich
John E. Morley
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Centerville
Riverside Cemetery
Morley
Three Rivers Hospital
Francis Scott Pendleton
Francis J. Scott
Rt. 1
Pendleton
Cornell Bright
Monroe G. Schuster
Central Christian Church
West Grovelawn
Scott
St. John's Hospital
Subway Trains Trapped Passengers Amid Smoke
Three thousand trapped by emergency bulbs reported no instructions or help. June Pearlman of Brooklyn and Hilda Suarez of the Bronx described darkness and heat in cars. Motorman Jona Crotty guided the Times Square shuttle through thick smoke with no panic as the East Side Line shut from Brooklyn Bridge to Bath Street for three hours.
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June Pearlman
Brooklyn
Hilda Suarez
Bronx
Jona J. Crotty
Times Square
Grand
Willkie Withdrawal Shapes Lt. Governor Race Field
Willkie pulls out leaving three announced candidates for lieutenant governor. Alvin C. Cast of Kentland former state chairman Richard C. Ristine of Crawfordsville and Robert S. Webb of Arcadia public service commission chairman and former GOP floor leader in the state House of Representatives are the candidates.
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Willkie
GOP
Alvin C. Cast
Kentland
Richard C. Ristine
Crawfordsville
Public Service Commission
Robert S. Webb
Arcadia
House of Representatives
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Gene Jeffers
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Ronald Lloyd
Jan Loudenbac
Edward Lough
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Charles Loyd
Calvin Lunsford
Sherrill McAdams
Mary Sue McAllister
William McCallister
Grace McCoppin
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Edward McCrocklin
Karen McKay
Sondra McQuiston
Patricia Madara
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Marsha Ann Marsh
Michael Martin
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Roger Nealis
Rose’ Ann Needler
Joyce Norris
Julia Norris
Jacqulynn O'Dowd
Dennis Oliver
Mary Katherine Orr
William Osborne
Mary Sue Owens
Larry Parks
Paul Parton
Esther ‘Patterson
Leonard Patterson
Patty Pearson
Jack M. Perkins
Janice Perry
Frederick Peterson
Jeanne Phillips
William Pit
Ronald Potter
Bruce Powe
Tana Dractan
Rig
James Pryor
Eddie Parciful
James Purkey
Gary Randolph
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Uta Cabaot
Tugh Ocho
John Chaille
New Jersey
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Wayne Redding
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Douglas Renselle
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Kenneth. Roland
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Sherry Carter
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