Moon Shots Planned by Air Force for Next Year
AP reports Lt. Gen. S. E. Anderson stated ARPA will decide when to launch three stage Thor rocket shots at the moon starting next August. He noted no final decision to proceed in August and said shots could occur in August, September, or October with the aim to hit the moon. a miss could place the vehicle into a figure eight orbit around Earth and Moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Anderson
U. S. Air Force
Roy A
John the Moon
Pentagon
Wash- Force
Tueslington
Johnson
S. E. Anderson
Unar
Air Force Research
Toldlicheen
ARPA
Thor
Moon
Earth
Air Force
Air Research and Development Command
Railroad Crossing On Jackson To Be Closed Two Days
At a Monday Board of Public Works meeting it was disclosed that the Jackson Street crossing of the Pennsylvania Railroad, south of the Broadway bridge, will be closed only two days this week for railroad work. The crossing will close today and Thursday for installation of long steel rails and new track foundation, weather permitting.
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Board of Public Works
Jackson St
Pennsylvania
Broadway Bridge
Flood warnings as White River nears flood stage
Severe rains flood streets in Pag Park Milton Ave Rose St and Grand Ave areas. Police evacuated six families on Rose St and others prepare to move from lowland zones west of the Broadway Bridge. White River reads near 14.2 feet aiming to crest around 14.4 feet, with flood stage at 13 feet. Forecast calls for clearing showers and cooler temperatures, while damage in nearby Hamilton rises to about 150000 dollars.
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Rge 2
Colum
White River
Anderson
Rose St
Hamilton
Little Hamilton
Grandview
Forest Hills
Edgewood
Swell
Athletic
Church of Great God
Jamaica
Missionary Board
International Headquarters
Lester A. Crose
Claire Gayle
Anderson College
S. G. Hines
H. C. Berry
Church of God
West Indies
Crose
Adam W. Miller
Anderson College School of Theology
J. Edgar Smith
The
Conferences In Paris Map French Action
Algerian rightist junta leaders met in Paris amid a growing split with Gen. Charles de Gaulle as he faced France’s weak economy and banks on a nationwide loan drive. In Algeria the public safety committee demanded disbanding political parties while Corsica saw island regimes restored. Moslem rebels warned of continued fighting. Public safety committees spread in France with 320 noted.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Algeria
Public Safety Committee
Corsica
Mediterranean
Cairo
Leon Delbecque
Irebrand
Algiers
Charles Lacheroy
Raoul Salan
Andre Malraux
Maurice Plause
Madison County Plan Board Acts On Several Development Deals
The Madison County Planning Commission denied a rezoning petition for 3.84 acres at the Ind a and Goal Crossing corner near Pendleton proposed as a junkyard and used car lot. It also rejected final plat approval for Panorama Heights on 10th Street Road due to lot minimums and drainage concerns and discussed a test development plan by Howard Webb and Carson McGonigle for a 15 to 20 percent buildout with septic systems. A petition opposing religious signs in residential areas prompted a note that a zoning check is needed before billboard posting, and building permit fees were waived for church needs. Page 4, Column 6.
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Ind.a
Goal Crossing
Pendleton
Madison County Planning Commission
Jesse Noble
Noble
Pendleton Planning Commission
Sherman Vinson
Panorama Heights
10Th Street
Ind
Panorama Shopping Center
Eastern Development Corporation
Howard Webb
Carson EB. McGonigle
Pistorozzo Marriage Ends Over Corsican Revolt
In Corsica a revolt against Paris rule has split the Pistorozzo marriage. M. Adolphe Pistorozzo declares he will not pay his wife Charlotte Bartoli Pistorozzo's debts. He states she disapproved his part in the June 1 pro De Gaulle demonstration and struck him on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corsica
Paris
de Gaulle
Pistorazzos
le Petit Bastiais
M. Pistorozzo
Adolphe
Bartoli
Charlotte
Silence Squeaky Shoes With Small Soles Holes Trick
A brief tip suggests piercing three or four tiny holes in the back of the shoe sole behind the ball of the foot to stop squeaking. The item ends with an unrelated bar gains Want Ads pitch and a listed dial number.
Moon mission talk and Atlas test plans surface
Air Force officials outline how instrumentation and tracking gear will shape the moon project while scheduling the Atlas missile test for late August. Lack of funds cited as a barrier to space leadership, with hints a nuclear payload moon mission is possible amid public silence on specifics.
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Johnson
Anderson
Pentagon
Milwaukee
Air Force
Air Force Research
U. S
Russia
Gonhead
Highway Trial Testimony Start Expected Today
INDIANAPOLIS AP First testimony is expected Wednesday afternoon in the highway scandal trial of Elmer W. Doc Sherwood, William E. Sayer and Arthur J. Mogilner. Tuesday's session covered alternate juror selection and jury instructions precede an opening statement by the state.
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Indianapolis
Elmer W
Doc) Sherwood
William E. Sayer
Arthur J. Mogilner
Asa J. Smith
Deane E. Walker
Plymouth
State Highway Commission
John G. Tinder
Zelpha Maris
Highway Commission
Mildred Baker
Highway Departments
Sherwood
Sayer
Mogilner
Virgil W
Red) Smith
George N. Craig
Craig
Tinder
Smith
Eleven Die In Kansas Tornado Rips El Dorado Area
A tornado struck El Dorado Kansas killing 11 and injuring 49 as it moved along the southwest edge of town tearing through housing and oil districts. Martial law was imposed with National Guard patrols and looters escorted from streets while hospitals treated the wounded and the Red Cross opened relief offices.
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National
Comwest
el Dorado
Dorado
Pontiac
Boeing
Airplane Co
McConnell Charles Edward Wheeler
Air Force Base
Wichita
St. Joseph Hospital
Viola Marie
jEl Dorado’s Hospital
Sha
Kan
Fred Howard
Stanley Dial
Agarter
Kansas
Flint
Bob Lemon
Oil Hill
Nancy Kerschner
Offices Will Close For Hays Funeral
Funeral services for Walter Hays longtime Madison County treasurer will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at East Christian Church in Markleville. He died at his home near Markleville after several months illness. Elected in 1948 he served two terms and began a third term January 1 this year. Courthouse offices close Thursday for staff to attend. The treasurer’s office closes today through Saturday. Friends receive at Valorous C Rector Funeral Home in Markleville. Interment in Harlan Cemetery with praveside rites.
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Walter Hays
Madison County
East Christian Church
Markieville
Hays
Markleville
Mr. Hays
C. Rector Funera
Harlan Cemetery
Fatal Shooting Inquiry Involving Mrs Matthews Bound Over
Mrs Willie Mae Matthews held for murder investigation in the shooting of her husband Jerome Matthews at their home 1326 West 14th Street after a family fight. A grand jury bound over after a hearing, bond set at 10000. She pleaded not guilty to premeditated murder claiming self defense. prosecutors allege murder.
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Willie Mae Matthews
Jerome Matthews
Justice of the Peace
Albert George
Melvin B. Thornburg
Matthews
George
14Th St
Lawrence H. Robbins
Anderson
Clarence Benadum
Muncie
Coturan
Norwich honors retired Delco-Remy chief with honorary degree
H D Dawson former Delco-Remy general manager received an honorary Doctor of Laws at Norwich University Northfield VI during last Sunday’s commencement. U S Senator Styles Bridges of New Hampshire was the main speaker and also received an honorary degree. Dawson graduated from Norwich in 1919 with a B S in electrical engineering. He joined Westinghouse 1919 25 then Delco Remy in 1925 rising to chief engineer 1932 and culminating as general manager in 1950.
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H. D. Dawson
Delco-Remy Division
Norwich University
Northfield
U. S
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Dawson
Sen. Bridges
Mr. Dawson
Norwich
Westinghouse Company
Delco-Remy
Nixon Weeks Optimistic On Economic Upswing
Vice President Nixon and Secretary Weeks expressed optimism about an end to the recession. They cited encouraging construction reports and a FHA record May mortgage insurance applications of 90,007. Weeks told the National Conference on Weights and Measures that recent statistics look better than at any time since the slump began.
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Washington
Nixon
Weeks
Federal Housing Administration
National Conference On Weights and Measures
Weeksy
Associated General Contractors of America
Mission Board Prepares Plans For Convention
The Church of God launches a new advance in its missions program as it gears up for the 70th International Convention here. Details outline preparations, guest speakers, and events for the gathering, with emphasis on outreach and congregational involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Board
Church of God
Morrison to Address Anderson College Commencement
Dr John Morrison will give the Anderson College commencement address at 8 pm next Monday. President Morrison retires this month after 39 years at the college as the school marks its 70th annual International Convention of the Church of God. One hundred thirty four graduates will participate in the public ceremonies in the tabernacle on convention grounds east of the campus. An academic procession will open the rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Morrison
Anderson College
Anderson
Church of God
Milton Buettner
Min-Ulease
East German threat against U S airmen withdrawn
East Germany backed down after U S anger and Soviet pressure over a helicopter raid on nine American servicemen. Die Volksarmee said the men were on espionage duty and warned that flying spies would be treated as such. The episode followed sharp criticisms by John Foster Dulles and Soviet pressure in East Berlin.
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Berlin
UPI
East German
Defense Ministry
John Foster Dulles
Washington
United States
East Berlin
Defense Department
Die Volks- Armee
the People’s Army
U.S
New Arrivals At St John S Hospital
Newborns announced from St John s Hospital include a girl to Mr and Mrs Neal Sefcik of 1901 Meridian St a girl to Mr and Mrs James Craig of Pendleton a boy to Mr and Mrs Donald Manis at 123 Columbus Ave a girl to Mr and Mrs David Payton Rt 2 a boy to Mr and Mrs J C Wilson at 711 Elfenhurst Dr a girl to Mr and Mrs William Rinehart Fortville a boy to Mr and Mrs John Rogers at 1323 Halford St and a girl to Mr and Mrs Howard Ring at 2725 Pearl St Born in Hyattsville Maryland a boy to Mr and Mrs Jerry Menklin with maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Allis of 342 W oth St listed.
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St. John's Hospital
Neal Sefcik
Meridian St
James Craig
Pendleton
Donald Manis
Columbus Ave
David Payton
Rts 2
J.C. Wilson
Elfenhurst Dr
William Rinehart
Fortville
John Rogers
Halford St
Howard Ring
Pearl St
Hyattsville, Md
Jerry Menklin
Frank Allis
W. Oth St
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Herald
Jackson
Storm Pictures
Pag
W. W. King
Dayton
Ohio
Division of World Service
Dr. Miller
Division of
General Service
Mr. Smith
C. E. Brown
Hallie Patterson
R. Eugene Sterner
Red Cross
Lemon
American ‘Legion
City
la Ravine
Towana‘da
Ion Sue
Wheeler
Wheele
Hays Funeral
H.*d. Dawson
Vrid Alin
Jett
Park Place
E. 9Th St
Milton Ave
Grand Ave
10Th St
John Morrison
J. A. Morrison
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