Willkie Enters GOP Bid in Indiana State Race
The Associated Press reports long-expected declaration by Philip H. Willkie son of the 1940s governor as he seeks Republican state offices in Indiana. He enters the race for governor or lieutenant governor with a platform stressing education and antiCommunist resolve, while facing opposition from rivals and party factions. The piece notes Willkie’s campaign financing and his bid amid a two man Democratic contest, with references to other candidates and party dynamics.
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AHS Seniors Graduate Tokyo Visit Stirred by Tension
UPI reports Prime Minister Kishi guaranteed President Eisenhower's safety during his Japan trip amid Communist threats. The ceremony at Madison Heights drew 4,500 as 39 seniors received diplomas. speakers urged duty, fitness, and progress. Community leaders announced Madison County Cancer Society board updates.
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Harry Sullivan
Arthur Gooding
Alexandria
Charles Shepherd
John Moore
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Fisherman Drowns Near Rigdon In Quarry Pit
Ralph W. Pinkerman 55 of Richmond drowned when a 12 foot boat capsized in a stone quarry pit north of Rigdon near Elwood. Harvey Noble, also of Richmond, swam ashore to fetch help after instructing Pinkerman to cling to the overturned craft. Pinkerman’s body was recovered by Gas City rescuers. funeral plans were set in Richmond with burial at Knox Chapel Cemetery near Marion.
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Nixon Backers Win Key Roles at Republican Convention
The Republican National Committee named Charles Halleck as permanent chairman and Rep. Melvin Laree as vice chair at the Chicago convention start set for July 25. House GOP leader Halleck and Judd will head the party’s arrangements with Walter Judd a Nixon backer and Cecil Underwood a rising figure backed to boost his Senate bid.
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Robber Holds Up Pasquale's Pizza At 1717 Meridian
A lone bandit robbed Pasquale's Pizza at 1717 Meridian St last night at 11 20 PM after a coffee break. Esther Gray reported the thief escaped on foot with about 109 dollars in cash, description noting a young man in his early 20s wearing a black windbreaker, glasses, dark hair, and a small gun, hindering Police due to a blocked crossing. Det Lt Elmer Roush and Det Rex Toombs led the investigation.
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Wampler’s street barriers ordered off by police
In Indianapolis Ronald Wampler set two telephone pole sections on his street to slow fast traffic. Police agreed the dust was a problem but ordered him to remove the poles.
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Nixon invites Rockefeller to televised political clash
Vice President Richard Nixon challenged Governor Nelson Rockefeller to a TV discussion on public issues, saying Rockefeller should debate on cameras if he wants to address the nation. Nixon praised Rockefeller but did not expect him to join the 1960 ticket as vice president.
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Rockefeller Faces GOP Backlash Over Defense Policy
Washington AP report states Republicans rebuke Governor Rockefeller for attacking Nixon and Eisenhower defense policy. Nixon meets with 45 GOP chairmen. Rockefeller’s criticizes defense posture amid a child accident in Chesterfield. Pamela Bruce, 10, hospitalized after being struck near her home. condition described as good with leg and internal injuries.
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Strike End Proves Show Must Go On
New York AP reports a late Thursday agreement reached to hold union membership votes on a stage payroll settlement ending a week long theater blackout. If approved, Broadway shows reopen Monday with ticket offices already reopening and negotiators predicting approval. Terms not announced and no immediate word on ticket price impact.
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County 4-H Girl Heads to Turkey for Study Tour
Martha Jo Leisure of Elwood Indiana, daughter of Mrs Tillie Leisure, will live in Turkey for a year as part of a Purdue University tied program. Her path began with a 15 year old meeting with county extension agent Walter Haynes, leading to a dream of foreign travel under International Farm programs.
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New Arrivals at St John’s Hospital and Riverview
Birth notices list a girl for Mr and Mrs James Szatkowski Noblesville a girl for Mr and Mrs Kenneth Rushton Wilkinson a boy for Mr and Mrs Lewis Taylor Alexandria a boy for Mr and Mrs Jerry Simmons Rt 3 Anderson a boy for Spiceland a boy a girl for Miss Leisure at Riverview Hospital Noblesville a boy for Mr and Mrs Dalbie Hester Noblesville maternal grandmother Mrs Stella Hickerson Anderson paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hester Elwood Turn to page column for more details
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Chambers Urges Tax Reform Before Madison Lawyers
George C. Chambers, GOP candidate for the Fifth District, told about 25 Madison County lawyers that the tax burden jeopardizes all citizens. John E. Scott and Frank Allis spoke brief words as organizing supporters of the Chambers for Congress effort.
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