Adams Hotel Bills Ties Seen To Goldfine Inquiry
House investigators presented hotel records showing Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine paid nearly $2,000 of Sherman Adams hotel bills over four years. Testimony indicated Adams and his wife used suites at the Sheraton Plaza in Boston. the hotel billed to Goldfine. Goldfine’s lawyer called the testimony a smear. Adams denied influence. The probe examines federal agencies and possible special treatment for Goldfine.
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Washington (Ap
House Brobers
Boston
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Bernard Goldfine
Fhve
House Commerce Subcommittee
Adams
Sheraton Plaza
Jedger
Goldfine
White House
Washington
Roger Robb
House Group
Federal Communications ‘Commission
Francis X. McLaughlin
Oni
Essen ‘Tial
Robert W. Lishman
Securities and Schange Commission
Theederal Trade Commission
Rabb
Mounds Park Outing Ends AHS Latin Club Year
Anderson High School Latin Club wrapped up the year with a weekend picnic at Mounds iPark. The event capped a busy year that saw a Longfellow School grade club form and a Madison Heights High School chapter start. Chaperone was Miss Eileen Johnson. Attendees included Mike Williams, Howard Whitman, Roger Kellams, Wayne Miller, Gerald Rouse, Jack Sanders, Lee Byrne, Eddie Davis, Jim Cridge, Ozzie Osborne, Norman Rauner, John Nelson, Steve Sears, Don Yanik, Robert Lee Wright, Jon Shafer, Ray Guyok and many more students.
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Mounds iPark
Anderson High School
Eileen Johnson
Longfellow School
Madison Heights High School
Mike Wiliams
Howard Whitman
Roger Kellams
Wayne Miller
Gerald Rouse
Jack Sanders
Lee Byrne
Eddie Davis
Jim Cridge
Ozzie Osborne
Norman Rauner
John Melson
Steve Sears
Don Yanik
Robert Lee ‘Wright
Jon Shafer
Ray Guyok
Patty Kirchenbauer
Sandy Cox
Judy Crow
Ruth A. Hudson
Judibeth Reveal
Ruthie Gilmore
Talented Students Perform At Convo
AHS graduate David G Elmore elected to the Order of the Coif Indiana University top scholastic honor. The program featured talent from Anderson High School and Central Junior High with a student committee guiding the event amid a district wide showcase of performances by local students and faculty.
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David G. Elmore
Anderson High School
Order of the Coif
Indiana University
Central
Praders
Albany
Atlanta
Bismarck
Buffalo
Jean
Kinley
Becky Hart
Vicki
Sity
Chicago
Cloudy
Clear
Tian
Jane Los Angeles
Et Hughes
Linda Memphis
Johnson
Clarice Christian
Miami
Rain
Milwaukee
St. Paul
New Orleans
David Maine
Dan Burch
New York
Field
Tim Hardy
Paul Hardacre
Bill Hill
Bob Huffman
Philadelphia
Beth Phoenix
van Ness
Pittsburgh
Norma Hill
Starlettes
Portland
Moppettes
Richmond
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
County Boys State Nominees Listed
Five Indiana state youths from multiple high schools were named as nominees for this year’s County Boys State program. The group will join escorts from the American Legion in Bloomington for the event, with selections including Charles Michael Cummings Joe Swift Larry Sells Will Grencions Thomas Michael Michael Williams Robert Fellinger and more from several schools.
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Dawson
State
Pokes Ptteeersy
FP. T. Lamey
Iman
Gordon M. Tiffany
Commission
American Legion
Bloomington
Verne Riggins
Robert Dunfees
Lap
Legion
Tiffany
al- Boys
Thority
Charles Michael Cummings
Joe Swift
Larry Sells
Anderson
Thomas Michael
Michael Williams
Robert Fellinger
R. J. Voss
Chris Doerr
St. Mary’s High School
Thomas Andrew Bolles
Robert Wayne Kessler
David Charles Roberts
Madison Heights
Larry Rinck
Teddy Roach
Jan Hobbs
Chester
Lewis
Daniel Brown
Marriage Licenses Listed in Bulletin Herold Classifieds
The Bulletin Herald classifieds list multiple marriage license notices naming Albert Andrew Bragshaw and Rosalyn Ilene Anderson both of Anderson. Ronald Lee Cox of Yorktown and Nancy Sue Owens of Anderson. John Andrew Harting of Anderson and Joan Kay Ford of Anderson. Don Wilmer Brown of Alexandria and Mabel Melvina Cohen of Anderson. Richard Lee Kutlowski of Markleville and Ella Grace Fitzsimons of Anderson. Kendrice Wagner Hoosier of Alexandria and Patty Lou Spangler of Elwood. Marvin Duane Hutsell of Fort Wayne and Alta Catherine Thrasher of Pendleton. James Virgil Holm of Anderson and Patricia Ann Knox of Hamilton, Ohio. Darrell Everett Nutt of Anderson and Linda Kay Wisehart of Anderson.
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Albert Andrew Bragshaw
Anderson
Rosalyn Ilene Anderson
Ronald Lee Cox
Yorktown
Nancy Sue Owens
John Andrew Harting
Joan Kay
Ford
Don Wilmer Brown
Rt. 3
Alexandria
Mabel Melvina Cohen
Richard Lee Kutlowski
Rt. 1
Markieville
U.S. Navy
Ella Grace Fitzsimmons
Kendrice Wagner Hoosier
Rt.3
Employe
Patty Lou Spangler
Elwood
Marvin Duane Hutsell
Fort ‘Wayne
Alta Catherine Thrasher
Pendleton
James Virgil Holm
Patricia Ann Knox
Hamilton
Ohio
Darrell Everett Nutt
Linda Kay Wisehart
Use Bulletin-Herald
Asthma Formula Sold Over The Counter In 98 Cents
Doctors prescribe Primatene as the top asthma remedy for private patients now available without prescription. Tests show it stops attacks in minutes and offers hours of relief. The tablet mix opens bronchial tubes relieves mucus and eases nervous tension, with a money back guarantee.
Fifth Nuclear Blast Set Off In Pacific
Washington AP reports the fifth detonation in the Pacific test series occurred at 5:30 a.m. June 11, 1958 Bikini Atoll Eniwetok proving ground as part of the Hardtack tests. Tokyo AP notes Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi and his Cabinet resigned in formality after Parliament dispute delays. Indianapolis UPI notes Liberal-Democrats risk re election. Handley heads north to open American Can plant at Hammond Tri-State College.
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Washington
Mid- Pacific
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
Eniwetok
Bikini Atoll
Eniwetok Proving Ground
Iokyo
Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
Cer- Indianapolis
UPI
Handley
Kishi
Hammond
Angola
AMVETS Convention Plans Discussed in Anderson Meeting
At 7 30 tonight Anderson AMVET Post will host a meeting to outline plans for the state AMVETS convention in June 2022 at Com mersville. Commander Ed Hauff will lead. Wayne Hoover state finance officer and Muncie Post 12 member will speak as a guest.
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Amvets
Commersville
Anderson Amvet Post
Post
21St
Main Sts
Ed Hauff
Wayne Hoover
Muncie
Sweden seeks UN watchdog to curb UAR Lebanon spillover
Sweden proposed a UN observation team to stop infiltration of fighters and materials from Syria into Lebanon amid fierce clashes. Russia signaled a possible veto, defending Syria and denouncing Lebanon's charges against the UAR as unfounded. Soviet envoy Sobolev urged the Security Council to rebuff interference in Arab affairs and criticized Chamoun's government for aligning with the Eisenhower Doctrine.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
Sweden
United Nations
United Arab Republic
Lebanon
Russia
UAR
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Arkady Sobolev
U.A.R
U.N. Security Council
Syria
Sodeley
United States
West
Camille Chamoun
Eisenhower
Ssn Seo Ones
Security Council
Sobolev
U.A R
Fatal Shooting Case Tests Murder or Justifiable Homicide
A grand jury will hear within seven days to decide if the fatal shooting at the Matthews home was murder or justifiable homicide. Prosecutor Thornburg said investigations continue. State witnesses included County Coroner Fred Hiday and Det. Capt. Noble Higgins among others. Nearby, a firehouse incident and widespread flood warnings affected several cities as rivers rose and emergency teams were deployed.
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Slo
Tom Page
Matthews
Thornburg
Fred Hiday
Noble Higgins
Clifford Carter
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Charlie Robert Mountcastle, 72, of Rt. 2 Middletown, died at 11:35 a.m. yesterday at Good Samaritan Hospital, Dayton after becoming ill Sunday while visiting. Born in Roanoke, Virginia, he was a member of St. Ann Catholic Church at New Cuctlo.
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Charlie R. Mountcastle
Charlie Robert Mountcastle
Rt. 2
Middletown
Good Samaritan Hospital
Dayton
Ohio
Mr. Mountecastle
Roanoke
St. Ann Catholic Church
New Cuctlo
Dismissals From St John s Hospital Names and Addresses
A list of patients discharged from St John s Hospital includes Mrs Katherine Lawler RL 1 Mrs Cordelia Scott 1514 Cedar St Grand Rapids David Nash Alexandria William Walton 1028 W 16th St Rev Albert Byrne Rt 4 Mrs Betty Servies Chesterfield Mrs Claudia Morris 1020 W 1st St William Carpenter 4824 Jay sue Wilbur Martin 1020 Crain Ct Mrs Shirley Harris 1420 W 28th St Mrs Virginia Rogers 821 High to Y Mrs Leona Woods 921 Walnut St Mrs William Carew and daughter 2407 Main St Mrs Peter Rafferty and son Highway 67 Trailer Court Mrs J C Wilson and son 711 Ellenhurst Dr Mrs Harold Speidel and daughter 2100 Noble St Rea area reretaregte Gre testyseerce estoy return to their base if the roaring Wabash rises 10 feet above flood stage as predicted.
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Albert Byrne
Betty Servies
Chesterfield
Claudia Morris
1St
William Carpenter
Jaysue St
Wilbur Martin
Crain Ct
Shirley Harris
28Th St
Virginia Rogers
William Carew
Main St
Peter Rafferty
J. C. Wilson
Ellenhurst
Harold Speidel
Noble St
Rainfall, outages trigger Hamilton and Anderson storm damage
Prediction notes 6.2 inches of rain with 4.90 inches since Sunday night. Sheriff Joe Brogdon and deputies hustle in Hamilton where power, lights, and water were out over 24 hours. Temporary service restored some lights by Indiana Public Service Company of Noblesville. Roads closed for cleanup as losses reach 150000 dollars. Wayne McClintock barn damaged. beams fell narrowly missing the family. Anderson suffers telephone outages affecting about 350 families. Indiana Bell reports continuing service issues.
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Page Que
Joe Brogdon
Hamilton
Indiana Public Service Company of
Noblesville
Wayne McClintock
McClintock
Anderson
Indiana Bell
Local masonry contractor Cietis C. Bookout dies at 46
Cietis C. Bookout a 46 year old masonry contractor of Anderson died suddenly yesterday afternoon at St Johns Hospital. Born November 11 1911 in Drinkwater Canada he came to Anderson in 1923. Survived by his father Clarence a son Ronald a granddaughter Anderson a brother and three sisters funeral services will be conducted Friday at 10 am by Rev George A. Harris East Lynn Christian Church with interment at Vinson Cemetery Summitville. viewing tonight after 7 pm at Baker Brothers Funeral Home.
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Howard Bookout
Anderson
Russell Regenold
Hollie Stour
John Goehring
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
George A. Harris
East Lynn
Planning chiefs discuss permits and site plans before building
County officials reiterate that permits are required and site plans must be approved before any construction, in line with the master plan. The meeting included Paul Stoner, Pendleton Planning Commission head, and Russell Wann, Elwood planning president, along with Director Dave Condon.
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Dave Condon
Paul Stoner
Pendleton Planning Commission
Russell Wann
Elwood
Dawson Led Delco Remy Shift to War Production
H D Dawson guided Delco Remy from peacetime to wartime production directing five new plants into operation. He retired as general manager last year and served on St Mary’s College of Notre Dame boards. His daughters Mary and Patricia attended the college with Patricia graduating in June 1957.
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Delco-Remy
Dawson
St. Mary's College of Notre Dame
Ind
Mary
Patricia
St. Mary’s College
Dr Morrison to preside as Anderson College ends term
Dr John Morrison longtime Anderson College leader will preside at baccalaureate and commencement events in Park Place Church of God week ahead as thousands gather for graduation and a convention program. Dr Adam W Miller of Anderson College will speak on Facing the Future with Morrison continuing campus duties and planning two new books. Robert H Reardon selected to succeed Morrison as next chief executive June 17.
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Park Place Church of God
Morrison
Iin
Marbello
Maker Thompson
Men of God
Seth Bingham
Guil J 'Mant
Dem
Anderson College
Bible Training School
Charles E. Wilson
Robert H. Reardon
Reardon
Prison inmate gored to death by bull at Summit farm
A State Prison inmate Ira Creech 47 Indianapolis was fatally gored by a bull at Summit prison farm southeast of Michigan City Ind He died five hours after the incident authorities said no other details were given at the time
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Michigan City, Ind
Summit
Michigan City
Ira Creech
Indianapolis
Obituaries for Annabelle Wheeldon Ollie Tate and Jerome Matthews
Obituaries report funeral services for Annabelle Wheeldon 39 of 2721 Mounds Road, died at St John s Hospital. Ollie V Tate 2715 Monroe Street died at St John s Hospital. Jerome Matthews 47 of 1326 West Idle Street died from gunshot wounds allegedly inflicted by his wife. Burial plans include Memorial Park Cemetery in Indianapolis and Troy Alabama. services held at Baker Brothers Underwood Friendship Baptist Church and other local funeral homes.
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Annabelle Wheeldon
Annabelle Haynes
Wheeldon
Mounds Rd
Baker Brothers
George Skinner
Memorial Park Cemetery
St. John's Hospital
Ollie ¥. Tate
Ollie V. Tate
Monroe St
St. John’s Hospital
Leonard P. Underwood
Second Methodist Church
Indianapolis
Jerome Matthews
W. Ldth St
L P
Friendship Baptist Church
Troy
Ala
Matthews
Mission Board V Weber and others listed in milk aid note
The Japanese government is paying the price of increased milk to school children to get rid of surplus milk production. Named individuals include Rev Harold Boyer Dr A F Gray Clarence Wright Rev C Lowery Quinn Vern Shield and Mrs Wilma Perry. The report lists these figures tied to a milk aid effort in response to surplus.
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Mission Board
V. Weber
San Diego
Calif
Harold Boyer
Springfield
Ohio
A. F. Gray
Portland
Ore
Clarence Wright
San Francisco
C. Lowery Quinn
Defiance
Vern Shield
Waverly
Iowa
Wilma Perry
De Gaulle Aide Plans Washington Talks On Policies
De Murville conferred with the premier on foreign policies and was expected to fly to Washington soon to explain De Gaulle's policies to American officials.
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de Murville
Washington
DeGaulle
East German spy trial threat sparks U S warning
An official at the Soviet Embassy in East Berlin denied involvement in the case while Western observers noted his statements hinted the Soviet would not permit harsher action against the captured Americans. Secretary Dulles accused East Germany of kidnapping and warned the United States might deal directly to secure release without recognizing the regime.
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East Berlin
Soviet Union
Dulles
Washington
United States
Nixon, Weeks See Prospects Improve for 1958 Construction
Nixon stated continued progress and a telegraphic survey among contractor groups shows better than normal prospects for the rest of 1958 in many areas. Fred W. Heidenfels Jr. reported a survey indicating the dollar volume of total construction in 1958 may equal or surpass 1957. FHA announced a monthly record of 90,007 home mortgage insurance applications in May, surpassing the 1950 peak.
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Nixon
Fred W. Heidenfels Jr
Association
Washington
Federal Housing Administration
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