Gromyko Ultimatum Called by Big Three
Plans for the Tuesday third annual City Farm Tour were announced by the Madison County Farm Bureau Public Relations Committee. The event, coordinated with the Agricultural group, is scheduled for June 16 and draws attention from officials and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gromyko
BIG Three
Madison County Farm Bureau
We A Tae Chamber of Commerce
Evan Wilson
Madison County Farm Bureauu
Thomas McMahan
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Ronald Bouman
Purdue University Extension
Madison’ County
Walter C. Haynes
South Side
Parm Bureau
Paul Miller
Glenm Sisson
Green Township
John Chaille
Greater NATO Demands Criticized De Gaulle Rejected
In London the Atlantic Congress shouted down French President Charles de Gaulle’s demand for a greater voice in NATO. Western allies debated the issue at the Geneva Foreign Ministers Conference with Herter Lloyd and Couve de Murville meeting privately for an hour but issuing no public statement. A French spokesman alleged the U.S. and Britain provoked a NATO rift and France called for global strategy, while the Congress, though nonofficial, carries implied weight with participating governments.
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London
UPD
Atlantic Congress
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
Geneva
Christian A. Herter
Sehwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
United
de Gaulle
U.S
Britain
Oeed
Bilotte
France
Issile
Europe
New Judge In Pinball Case In Madison County
A new judge and defendant emerged in a legal action over illegal pinball machines in Madison County. Judge Alva Cox of Delaware County assumes jurisdiction to seek a permanent injunction while the transient restraining order remains in effect against raids, arrests, and confiscations. The dispute involves France and atomic secrets amid a broader advisory and commerce context, with officials weighing stockpiling and enforcement actions.
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Madison County
Alva Cox
Delaware County
Ameri J
France
Anderson
Harold C. de Gaulle
Brandon
Brandon Enterprises
Frances
U. S
Lauris Norstad
Su Ae
Breme
Europe
Atlantic Congress
Pierre Billotte
Eight New TB Cases Reported In Past Three Weeks Board To Meet
Eight new tuberculosis cases have been reported in the county over the last three weeks. Ages range from 10 to 83 years, with four hospitalized and the rest under physician care. The County TB association notes early detection improves recovery chances and calls all contacts to consider chest X rays. The board will meet at 4 pm in the TB office to review the budget and matters arising.
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Board
Madison County
Tuberculosis Association
Brown
Eith St
Horace E.l
She Jones
Madison County MCPC Acts On Zoning Petitions
The Madison County Planning Commission approved final zoning for several petitions at its monthly session. Final approvals included Manaro Heights and White Oaks Continuation sub divisions, Club View sub division, a mobile home park near Alexandria, a business site for a self service laundry, and a service station build near Main Street and Ind 67. A northerest continuation zoning was tentatively approved pending a road profile.
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Madison County Planning Commission
Manaro Heights
White Oaks
Club View
Corrner
Ind
Bandwlth St
Alexandria
Jground
Main St
Pege 2
Columa
Labor Shortage For Pea Pack In Anderson Area
Indiana Employment Security Division reports a domestic labor shortage for the annual pea pack in the Anderson area as harvest begins. The weekly farm labor bulletin notes recruitment efforts under way at Tipton and in Tennessee, with 246 out of area workers including 161 Texas Mexicans identified.
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Anderson
Indiana Employment Security Division
Tipton
Tennessee
Milton Eisenhower to accompany Vice President on Moscow trip
Herald reports inside tips with Milton Eisenhower set to accompany the Vice President on a Moscow trip. Page 16 notes. Littroce libel trial enters second day on Page 10. Sentivinvalid wins 17 500 in single contest on Page 4. Yankees defeat Kansas City 2 in 13 innings on Page 6.
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Milton Eisenhower
Moscow
Littroce
Yankees
Kansas City
Grand Rapids police test civic hours amid chatter
Grand Rapids officers patrolled in the morning testing clocks and hours as part of a routine procedure. The report notes no changes to standard timing and references a crowd with miscellaneous remarks about routines and education.
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Grand Rapids. Mich
Seeme Grand Repids
War Orphans To Get Aid From County Program
War orphans may receive 110 dollars per month if their applications qualify after filing with the County Veteran's Service office. Worth Nance, head of the local office, announced the program to assist children of deceased veterans. A separate note reports an escaped convict captured in Philadelphia after a grand larceny, with police stating he was from Pendleton Reformatory and had prior service, and counseling may guide a young offender into schooling paths.
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Veteran's Service
Issier
Worth Nance
Nance
Phans
Philadelphia
Ang
Yorktown
Pendleton
Ohio
Nancesville
Muncie
Madison County
Five Agencies Prepare Vanguard for 1959 Church of God Convention
Five church agencies align to form the Vanguard for the 1959 Church of God convention. Dr. Adam Miller will lead the event in this city with Anderson College, as Rev. J Ed Smith and Rev. Wiking hold key roles. The gathering aims to attract about 20 000 attendees as the Missionary Board convenes through the week with agency heads from Trumpet Co publications and Christian Education among those officials.
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Missionary Board
Nual “International Convention
Hich
Uhraigh
Church of God
Adam Miller
Anderson College
Lester A. Crose
J. Eding
Gar Smith
Wiking
Dayton
Ohio
Gasing
Womer’s Missionary Board
al ‘Board of Pensions
Anderson
Indiana State Police cap to continue car checks after May parade
May car check program ends with 18 756 vehicles checked. Authorities report 2 310 vehicles found with defects including brakes lamps steering and tires. 221 writtens issued. arrests noted. Parade and car dealer participation marked the year, as continued checks planned at assorted sites.
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Yestern
Anderson
Floydlss
Kline
Pred Richardson
Traffic Department
Windehield
James Ray
Indiana
Cne
Coleman
Board Opens Repair Bids in Special Session
School Board opened bids for multiple school repairs during a special session. Projects include asphalt paving at North Anderson Hazelwood Kiawatha and Washington. interior painting at Westvale Park Place Hazelwood Central Avenue Shade land Longfellow North Anderson and Central Junior Highs and Admin. termite treatment at Seventh St School. concrete steps at Longfellow. boiler stack at Park Place. roofing recoating at Westvale Park Place and South Side. fluorescent night fixtures at Washington School. Bids come from multiple local and regional firms with varied amounts.
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North Anderson
Hazelwood
Kiawatha
Washington
Acme Paving Co
Anderson
Westvale
Park Place
Central Avenue
Shadeland
Longfellow
Central
Frank Campbell
Walter H. Campbell
Cenral Maintenance Co
Muncie
Odle Painting Co., Inc
Mimele
Seventh St
Wells Boiler Works
Alexandria
South Side
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Smith-Alsop, Anderson
Strasseer and Driggers
Trinidad Roofing Co
Central Rubber and Supply Co
Indiana’ Line
Coleman
Adventist Open State Meeting At Cicero
About 4000 Indiana delegates are expected to attend the Adventist state convention in Cicero with 1000 residents housed on site in cabins rooms and tents. The two day event opens with a biennial business session and election of state officers. Arthur Klesz of Indianapolis is the new state denomination president and will report at Thursday night's first meeting. Delegates will hear department reports Friday.
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Indiana
Cnvemen
Arthur Klesz
Indianapolis
Runaway Bus Halted by Rookie Driver in Cleveland
Cleveland Transit System employee John F. Konrad, a 20 year old rookie, jumped aboard a runaway trackless trolley to stop it before it reached Woodhill Road. He injured his hip leaping onto the coach and forcing the brake as doors opened amid a crowded street. He was hospitalized for hip injury tests.
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Cleveland
UPD
Cleveland Transit System
John F. Konrad
4 System
Woodhil
Konrad
Talks In Crisis Stage as Gromyko Delays Answer
Geneva talks imploded after Andrei Gromyko delayed a response to the Western ultimatum on West Berlin. The meeting, with Christian Herter Selwyn Lloyd and Maurice Coave de Murville, pressed for a public ruling while Khrushchev seeks a summit without conceding Berlin rights. Western officials warned progress hinged on Russian guarantees. In a separate tragedy, three workers died in a manhole accident in Lower Burrell, Pennsylvania after a rescue attempt failed.
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Geneva
UPD
Andrei A. Gromyko
Berlin
Gromyko
Etary
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Russia
West Berlin
U. S
Andrew W. Berding
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Coave de Murville
Bereding
U.S
Jnst
Lower Burrell
Jander
Berding
Allemya
Melvin
Field
Martin
Hamas
Lingness
Kensington
Tripp Construction Co
Pontiac
Ness
Tax Money Ready For Disbursement To County And City
More than six million dollars will be distributed to county and city agencies by week’s end for operating expenses. Auditor Joe Armington said spring tax collections totaled 6,030,792.08, up over 440,000 from 1958. Anderson will receive 2,562,070.29, with 1,344,120.61 to the school city. Other allocations include Civil City 883,231.81, Police Pension 23,133.37, Firemen’s Pension 70,760.51, Library 40,23.88, State 3,107,002.03, and County Revenue 337,010.96.
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Joe Armington
Anderson
Anderson Wils
Police Pension Fund
Firemen’s Pension Fund
Library Fund
State of
Indiana
Lee Ee
Police Chief Heiden Advises Safe Vacation Tips
Police Chief Heiden urged residents to plan ahead for vacations by securing homes, coordinating mail, and alerting neighbors. He warned against leaving doors unlocked, advised shutting gas and water valves, and recommended ensuring all windows and entries are monitored while away. The safety council echoed tips on contacting the post office and arranging emergency reachability.
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Anderson
John
Rassign
Addit
Haldt
Safety Council
Cape
James Rieter
Spelling Bee Begins Today National Contest Opens
Washington AP reports seventy youngsters with a knack for big words arrive as the National Spelling Bee opens. The 3rd annual event runs Wednesday through Thursday with finalists from regional contests. The winner receives 1000 dollars, a New York weekend, a trophy, and a plaque for their school. Forty-nine entrants are under fifteen and in school below the tenth grade. Officials note the field features top spellers and a bid to top last year’s champion Jositia Sches haber who won with rare terms. The event showcases regional winners sponsored by local newspapers.
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New York
Mewspapers
Kaw
Jositia Scbeshaber
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Mumie
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Roe Cultiva Excise Police
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MCPC
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N. Y
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Fargo
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