Ike and Macmillan Open Talks on World Problems
President Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Macmillan began a round of discussions with a two and a half hour session set to cover every subject under the sun. Macmillan, smiling, left the White House shortly before 5 30 p m after answering reporters questions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Macmillan
White House
Sun
U. S
Britain
Dulles
Asst
C. Burke Elbrick
G. Frederick Reinhardt
Harold Caccia
Norman Brook
Foreign Office
Patrick Dean
F. A. Bishop
Gen
Nathan Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Coroner Hiday Sets Preliminary Hearing Today
Coroner Fred Hiday announced a preliminary hearing today on the fatal shooting of Jerome Matthews, 43, at 1326 West 14th Street. Matthews died of a chest wound. his wife Willie Mae Matthews, 43, is jailed for investigation of murder. Det. Capt. Noble Higgins led the initial probe with Dr. Isaac Weatherly assisting.
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Fred Hiday
Jerome Matthews
14Th St
Willie Mae Matthews
Matthews
Hiday
Britain
United States
Macmillan
U. S
Congress
Matthews body taken for funeral services in larga period
The body of Matthews was taken to Underwood Funeral Home for services Thursday at 1 p.m. The Rev C E Williams of Friendship Baptist Church will officiate. Masonic rites are set for 7 p.m. Wednesday. Friends may pay respects after 1 p.m. Wednesday. The body will later go to Troy Alabama for further services.
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Matthews
Underwood Funeral Home
C. E. Williams
Friendship Baptist Church
Troy
Ala
City-Farm Tour Plans Progress for June 18
Madison County residents prepare for the third annual city farm tour on June 18. Three farms near Richland will host discussions led by James Jordan and M. Paul Mitchell with input on a new consumer pork marketing project.
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Madison County
Bethany Church
Richland
James Jordan
Virgil Lawler
Ward Stilson
Omer
Charles Lawler
Harris Farms
Dick Cummins
Producers Livestock Marketing Association of Indianapolis
M. Paul Mitchell
Purdue Extension
Clint
Macgan
Fisherman’s Hat Sparks Huron River Search Near Dexter
Washtenaw County sheriff’s deputies dragged the Huron River for two hours after a boy’s hat drifted to the water. A phone number inside the hat led to John N. Munday of Dearborn, who said his son John Jr. fell overboard while fishing and drowned. he retrieved the boy but could not recover the hat.
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Uckle
Ann Arbor
Mich
Washtenaw County Sheriff’s
Huron
Dexter
John N. Munday
Dearborn
John Jr
Munday
Junior
Memorial Day Race Draws Want Ad Memories
An Eastside man who ran a Want Ad in 1938 sold up to 50 tickets for a Memorial Day 500 mile race as late as the day before. The ad offered five grandstand tickets for 80 cents, with phone contact for urgent orders and rapid action.
County Treasurer Walter Hays Dies at 69
Walter Hays 69 Madison County treasurer died at his Markleville farm home Monday evening. Born August 29 1888 in Hancock County he was a former Adams Township trustee and elected county treasurer in 1948 and again starting January 1 1958. He chaired Markleville East Christian Church board context shows he was a church member and leader.
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Markleville
Walter Hays
Madison County
Hancock County
Elnathan
Clara L. Johnson Hays
Adams Township
Hays
Markleville East Christian Church
DePauw Amazes British Newsmen at Commencement
The Herald reporter William H Wade details DePauw University ceremonies where Prime Minister Harold Macmillan spoke. British editors Douglas Clark and H Harold Evans toured the event noting DePauw students and the origin of the word Hoosier. Macmillan praised the stadium and discussed Lincoln connections, with the press curious about women’s courses and grades.
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Wlliam H. Wade
William H. Wade
Telegraph
The
Herald
DePauw W University
Harold Macmillan
de Pauw
Douglas Clark
London Daily Express
Oxford
Clark
DePauw
H. Harold Evans
Macmillan
Jim Hagerty
Blackstock Stadium
Joshua Belles
Abraham Lincoln
Ohio Boatmen
Midwest
Pierce Service Seminar Held
Pierce Governor Company hosted a service seminar for 40 national and international dealers from 48 states and Canada. Leland Boren, VP, announced a large Aviation Supply Office order and a prime valve controls contract. Work will continue at current levels with more contracts expected within 30 days, and commercial value remains about 30 percent above recent sales.
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Pierce Governor Company
Canada
Leland Boren
Pierce
Aviation Supply Office
Pierce Parley
Anderson
Roland Faveau
Montreal
Quebec
Ross
Charles Forneri
Los Angeles
Calif
Jack Launder
Kansas City
Roy Shoemaker
Newark
N. J
Herald
East Germany Seeks Talks Over Nine Missing U S Soldiers
East Germany urged direct negotiations with the United States for the return of nine U S soldiers after their Sikorsky helicopter vanished in a thunderstorm over Soviet occupied East Germany. The Soviets refused responsibility, while the West rejects East German authority.
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United States
U. S
Soviet Union
East Germany
Sikorsky
3Rd Armored Division
West Germany
East Berlin
Two Children Die When Car Falls In Grand Canyon
Two children died in the Grand Canyon when their parents left the family car to view the gorge and the vehicle rolled over the canyon wall. The incident occurred Monday near Cameron Arizona as the family paused on a scenic overlook. Authorities were investigating the sequence of events and whether the car's brakes were applied.
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Grand Canyon
Cameron
Two Anderson Men Admit Theft Of Musical Instruments
Two Anderson men confessed to stealing musical instruments from the Frank Qualls home in Brownsville. David Eugene Cordell, 21, and Larry Lynn Hays, 18, reportedly planned the theft during a lookout at the Tower Building. They entered a basement storage area, took antiques and instruments valued at over 400 dollars, and tried to remove them from a glove compartment. Police recovered some items, and investigations mention a related incident involving a baby in the Tower Building.
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Frank Qualls
Brownsville
Tex
Noble Higgins
State Patrol
James Lloyd
Harold
Frank
Higgins
Qualls
David Eugene Cordell
D. H. Dull
Anderson Hotel
Mr. Boren
L. V. Bradnick
R. W. Ross
Paul Higdon
C. A. Scharnowske
Jackson St
Larry
Peneven
Lynn Hays
Meridian
D. Boren
M. C. Boren
Jimmy
Anderson Country Club
D. H
Pierce
Istruments
Maurice Qualls
Kirk
Anderson College President Earns Honorary Degree at DePauw
Dr. Robert H. Reardon, president elect of Anderson College, received an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters at DePauw University during spring commencement. Nine honorees included British Prime Minister Sir Harold Macmillan and Sir Harold Caccia. Rites in Blackstock Stadium drew thousands with Gov. and Mrs. Harold Handley among attendees.
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Anderson College
Robert H. Reardon
DePauw Unitarciter
YeLally Uwb
angLn
Hanend
Old Caccia
Harold Handley
Madison County
Sarah Stewart
Anderson
Beverly Tame Alavandria l
Blackstock Stadium
Dorothy
Reardon
DePauw
Russell Humbert
Witl
Jobless Voted 665 700 000 Emergency Aid Passed
The House swiftly approved a 665.7 million emergency funding bill to extend unemployment benefits for idle workers whose state benefits have run out. It authorizes federal advances to states, with repayment required later, and allows extensions up to half of regular state benefit durations, though participation is optional.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Special Board Starts Recount for Votes Today
A three man Tecoust board named by Judge Sid Cleveland begins a vote recount at 9 o'clock in Superior Court No 2. The effort covers primaries with contests in Madison County including two Tramnaerat races. Voting machines from 150 precincts will be tabulated as part of the university election oversight.
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Superior Court No 2
Burton McClintock
Board of Tecoust Commissioners
Sid Cleveland
Madison County
Tramnaerat
Judge Russell Stewart Sets June 18 For Quarry Hearing
The case centers on Standard Materials Corp. of Indianapolis facing contempt charges over blasting at the Lapel limestone quarry. Residents complain flying stones damaged homes and a car, prompting Byer to file for attachment and court show cause to enforce a 10 year old injunction against blasting.
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Russell E. ‘Stewart
Standard Materials Corp
Indianapolis
Tensity
Homesi
Byer
Circuit
William Byer
Lapell
Mace
$100 000 Loss Is Estimate At Nearby Hamilton
Flooded streets and gusty winds marked a severe storm in Hamilton and nearby Andersons. Two inches of rain, a rising White River to 12.2 feet, and widespread damage including downed trees and power lines led to road closures on 8th Street Road and Highway 67. Emergency crews and residents reported tornado-like activity and widespread power outages lasting hours.
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White River
Hamilton
8Th St. Road
Ernest Haston
Anderson
8Th St
Grandview
Forest Hills
Madison Street
Main Street
Edgewood
32Nd St
Delco-Remy
Columbus Ave
Nichol Ave
Broadway
Main St
3Rd Street
14Th and
Jackson Sts
Jackson St
Anderson-Madison County hospital fund drive moves forward
The Anderson Madison County Hospital Development Campaign plans a decisive push through June with hundreds of solicitors in the clean up phase. Gifts and pledges total $2,653,750, toward a $3,000,000 goal, with GM and employees at $1,539,789 and other firms adding $354,457. Major Industries and Public Employer divisions show strong progress.
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Anderson
Madison ‘County
YMCA
Frank Allis
Hospital Development Committee Board of Directors
Delcao- Remy
General Motors
John H. Burton, Jr
Bill Havermale
William Schofield
Camp Kikihawenund names staff for five week camp
The Kikihawenund Area Council announces a five week summer program for boys from four counties ending July 19. Maurice Worland is nature director and Robert Moss aquatics director. Provisional Scoutmasters include John Bayer, Reggie Hicks, and Dan Couch with nine Anderson County staffers on duty. New arrivals include several families from Madison, Hamilton, Tipton and Henry counties.
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Order of the Arrows
Scouts
Explorers
National Honor Camper Organization
Maurice Worland
New Castle
Robert Moss
Moss
Anderson College
Greenwood
Ind
Kiktha
Wenund
Frankton
Boy Scouts of America
Cedric A. Dunkerly
Kikihawenund
Anderson
Dunkerly
W. Shirell Fox
A. Daniel Couch
Fox
Annoy
Vetern
Bradenton
Fla
James Votan
Horton Dr
Hoard
John Trittschuh
William Carew
Hamilton
Tipton
Main St
John W. Bayer
Fred Kean
Reggie Hicks
Elwood
Dan
Couch
Noblesville
Paul T. Arnold
Coventry Dr
Ahepa State Meeting Set for Anderson with Greek Night
Ahepa members and delegates from Indiana will gather in Anderson on June 28 29 and 20 for the annual state meeting. John Jarras will oversee host chapter arrangements with Mrs Theodore Mangas directing local Daughters of Penelope activities. The convention includes programs luncheons dinners and a Greek Night banquet and dance at Linders with historical Greek dances and oriental foods. State officers attending include Nicholas Symenis Mike Zonakis Sophocles Paneol Christ Michales Chris Trekas and James Schofield with youth group advisors. About 100 to 1350 attendees expected. turn to page 2 for more.
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Anderson
Indiana
American Hellenic Educational and Protective Association
John Jarras
Ahepa
Theodore Mangas
Elwood
Daughters of Penalope
Linders
Nicholas iSymenis
Indianapolis
Mike Zonakis
Gary
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Ike
Berlin
France
West Berlin
Dr. Reardon
Mag Aea Yueek
Har
House Appropriations Committee
Russell Stewart
Ps Fund
Barbara
George Dietrich
Herald Phote
Camp Kikihawen
St. John’s Hospital
Robert Jeffries
Fairmount
Madison, Hamilton, Tipton
Henry Counties
Swannie Price
Willie Davis
14Th
Carl Walters
Hazlett St
Marshall Needler
18Th St
Donald Gooding
Pitt St
James Wilkinson
Charles Shipley
Lynn St
Billy Greer
Peter Rafferty
Highway 67
Court
Ahepas
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