14 Killed In Colombia Student Police Clashes
In Bogota a violent clash between students and police left at least 14 dead and 20 wounded as demonstrations marked the 25th anniversary of a student death. Five soldiers were among the fatalities, with reports of gunfire from a balcony and a night curfew ordered by government authorities.
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Hoghta
Colombia
Coates
Laf
Lucia Pabon Nunez
Red Crasg
Lurtherst
Bullutas
Universityj
Cere
Tal
Gonzalo Brave Perez
United
Flanders
United World Federalists, Inc
New York
McCarthy Welch clash marks high point of Army hearings
Army hearings reach peak as Welch accuses Sen. McCarthy of cruelty and lack of decency, applause erupts after Welch condemns a lawyer as a Communist front. McCarthy takes the stand, denounces Welch, then weeps. he shifts to a lecture on communism and foreign trade policy amid calls for November elections.
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Washington
McCarthy Army
Army
Joseph W. Welch
Sen
Mes Carthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
Hear
Ing
Welch
Assa
Wisconsin
Mit
Cmon
Ray Colin
Ant
Tle
Frederick* AG
Fisher
Cohn
Eisenhower
Tra ‘Fran
Site
Senate Tackles Tax Revision and California Primary
California Democrats swept their party slate in a Tuesday primary, aided by two nationally known figures. In Washington, the Senate faces a big income tax cut plan from the House and administration, with revenue implications. Premier Laniel in Paris sought a confidence vote as Indochina policy faced sharp Assembly questions amid the Geneva talks.
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Laniel Stakes
Indochina
San Francisco
California
Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
Madison
County
Charite
Arelin
Ncame
Percel
Wilhead
Jidiana
Cali
Unclear protest report cites accusations against faculty and resignations
A contested demonstration is linked to accusations that professional troublemakers incited the event. Following the incident students and university officials faced resignations by the rector and other leaders, with local police chief also resigning.
Toschi and Argo Bonded by a Market Wallet Twist
In Bologna Alda Toschi and his dog Argo share a strange tale. After choosing Argo from a dog pound, Toschi lost his wallet containing 318 at a market. The dog later returned to Toschi’s home with the wallet in his mouth, leaving Toschi crestfallen yet relieved by the canine’s loyalty.
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Bologna
Italy
Alda
Toschi
Argo
Tosch
Arceo
Bulletin Herald Want Ad Sells Refrigerator and Stove
A Bulletin Herald want ad reports a Crosley Shelvadoor refrigerator price of 33 dollars and a small gas stove at 1000 W Tech. The note mentions more than 20 calls from a customer, with speculation she used cash from sales to buy new appliances.
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Bulletin- Herald
Bulletin-Herald
Eisenhower to Seek Public Backing in Nationwide Address
President Eisenhower will deliver a televised and radio address Thursday to urge support for his legislative program. The White House announced the address from Washington with plans for about a half hour on the air. Local timing set for 7 pm CST. ABC and MBS Radio also listed broadcast plans. The White House noted possible funding plans and related measures tied to the administration’s agenda.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Miliary Park
Indiana
Statler Hotel
MBS Radio
ABC
Iine
Hubert Lee
Herald
Progran
Congress
Park Selected For Building In Indianapolis State Park
The State Officer Building Commission unanimously approved a building site for a new structure in Indianapolis near the Statehouse. Governor Handley predicted plans could be ready for the 1955 legislature. Indiana architects will handle the design work for the project.
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Indianapolis
Vt — Military Park
State House
State Officer Building Commission
Handley Ls Head
Indiana
Petition Check Finishes 2605 Sign Remonstrance Against Bridge Bond
County auditors report 2605 individuals signed a remonstrance petition against a White River bridge project tied to a planned $147,000 county bond issue on Anderson Ford Chesterfield Road. Earlier tallies showed 2270 plus names. state provisions may certify 2994 signers, with 2605 remaining in force after removals.
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Pers Ty
John Walker
Yestersons
Raige County
Tures
White
Anderson
Ford Chesterfield Road
Morel
Walker
Isxuetor
Ate
Temon
Progress Report On Anderson Beautification Drive
Progress reported on the Anderson Council of Women's More Beautiful Anderson fundraising campaign. A report by chairwoman Mrs Charles Reynolds and treasurer Mrs A Te McKee shows total contributions of 255.64 dollars received to date for beautifying White River banks and city areas.
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Anderson Council of Women
Anderson
Charles” Reynolds
A. Te McKee
Special Judge Takes Water Suit Motion Under Advisement
Special Judge Robert Cain of Marion heard arguments in Madison Superior Court on a defense motion to dismiss a suit by 33 patrons of the Anderson water utility. The case targets the Public Service Commission of Indiana and city officials, seeks to overturn a PSC order authorizing a rate increase and a bond issue to finance a 1.9 million dollar improvement program, and asks for a receiver during the current city administration.
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Robert Cain
Marion
Madison Superior Court
Anderson Water Utility
Public Service Commission of Indiana
PSC
Wright to present names for school board trustees
Mayor Nolande C. Wright will present two Democrat nominees and one woman for the Board of School Trustees at tonight's City Council meeting. The council must approve the appointments before they take effect. Other business includes routine council actions. Dr Earl Martin presides. Names of the two nominees to be recommended by the mayor were not disclosed. Simultaneously Simone Silva, a British actress, seeks a change of visa to work in Hollywood, with background checks expected to take about a week.
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Nolande C. Wright
Wright
Namies
Howell G. Vanderiift
Victor 3. Biggs
Earl Martin
Stote Council
Simone Silva
Robert Mitchum
Cannes
France
U. S. Department of Immigration Office
Los Angeles
Hollywood
County Civil Defense To Get Test June 14
The Madison County civil defense force was selected by the Indiana Department of Civil Defense for an outstanding job. The nationwide civil defense exercise on June 14 and 18 will establish a county control center and six zone centers in the county. Robert W. Shoemaker Jr. leads the county defense, directing operations at the county center in the city building at Alexandria. Zone centers will be in Anderson, Summitville, and Alexandria with named directors Ralph Werking Jr, James Vinson, and Rev. Clayton Steele respectively.
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Madison County
Indiana Department of Civil Defense
Robert W. Shoemaker Jr
Shoemaker
Alexandria
Anderson
Ralph Werking Jr
Summitville
James Vinson
Yeharge
Clayton Steele
Ial Lapel
Clayton Graham Willl
Coroner's Report Reveals Boy's Death By Drowning
Madison County coroner Hiday says autopsy shows 17 year old Ronald A Southworth died by drowning after stepping into a deep hole in White River near Perkinsville School. Pathologist Dr D L Buckles conducted examination yesterday at St Dom's Hospital. Remains to Baker Brothers Funeral Home and later to Christian Temple for services Friday at 2 pm led by Rev Paul Jardin.
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Madison County
Free /Hiday
Ronald A. Southworth
Arve Southworth
Rt. 6
Hamilton
Perkinsvilly School
D. L. Buckles
St. Dom's Hospital
Corone Widay
Permits Issued for New Anderson Area Construction
City and county inspectors issued permits totaling 87 000 in Anderson area in recent days with county totals reaching 243 000 so far in June. Permits include 20 000 for Prine Battery additions at 2001 Wath St and 27 000 for a 211 Pendleton Ave plant expansion by Russ Reynold Motor firm. A 880 by 60 foot concrete block structure near Tark Road and Indiana 32 was planned for a supermarket. Jinder’s Restaurant at Ind 67 and Ind 9 junction sought a drive in kitchen and dining room expansion totaling 12 000. The county reports 19 new homes since June 1, mostly in the Anderson suburban area, with plans for another subdivision southwest of the city. Terrance O Well asked the Gauily-Planning Commission to approve a 24 unit subdivision.
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James Shartz
Playa ‘Iancock
Prine Battery Company
Wath St
Russ’ Reynold Motor
Pendleton Ave
M. T. Pitcack
Lengan Tractor
Tark Road
Ind
Jinder's Restaurant
Sharin
Terrance O'Well
Gauily — Planning Commission
Church Board Meetings Open For Parley Nominees
Churchfield ML board meetings begin as they select candidates for expiring terms on foreign and local missionary boards. Nominees include Dr Fy Gray of Portland and Rev Denver Simnot of Houston with others from Anderson Canton Louisville and Houston advancing to General Ministerial Assembly elections.
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Gorl
Ney
Edgar Williams
Memmiici
Bers
Frany Foreign Missionares
Board of Church
Foreign Missionary Boards
General Ministerial Assembly
Foreign Missionary Board
Anderson
Hallie Patterson
Patterson
J. Eugar Smith
Mev. Smith
Forest
Carlson
Louisville
Woreen Roark
Canton
Vernon Shields
Waverly
Warren Rohr
Houston
Tex
Beard
New
Lecter Crase
K. Y. Plank
Open House at Indian Bell Starts Today
Open House and guided tours at the Indiana Bell Telephone Company office on 12h By FH St begin Thursday evening June 10. Additional visiting evenings set for Friday June 11 Monday June 14 and Tuesday June 15 hours 7:30 to 9 p.m. Committee members J B Flanagan Lucille Harris and W R Poacher lead the event amid Rotary and Optimist club activity.
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Telephone Exchange
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
The
Telephone Company
Mongay
Frecludes
J. B. Flanagan
Lucille Harris
Land
W. R. Poacher
Anderson
Anderson Optimist
YMCA
New Authority Needed To Spend Billions In FOA Funds
Washington hearing on foreign aid finance reveals $8 billion in unexpended balances from prior appropriations, most earmarked for military equipment. Director Harold Slassen says new authority is essential to keep the program moving amid Europe’s postwar production surge and long lead times between obligation and spending.
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New Authority
FOA
Washington
Adinistration
Lina Bile
Harold J. Slassen
Javald
Torward Ma Ton
Lassen
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Listeatton
Stassen
Sen
Alexander Smith
Europe
Slassen
Smith
Las Cruces
N. M
New Arrivals St Anderson and Vicinity
At St John's Hospital a birth notice lists newborns born to Joseph Cox of Alexandria and Mrs. Cox, Glenn Happes of Summilville and Mrs. Happes, a son to James Harrow of Ingalls, and a daughter to Walter Widebrink of 1914 Broadway.
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St. John's Hospital
Joseph Cox
Alexandria
Iam
Glenn Happes
Summilville
James Harrow
Ingalls
Walter Widebrink
Broadway
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