Plane crash near Mackay claims 29 aboard including U S consul
A Trans Australian turbo-prop crashed in heavy fog near Mackay on Friday night. All 29 aboard, including U S Consul J F O Grady and another American, were feared dead as wreckage was found in 35 feet of water near Flat Top Island. O Grady, a career diplomat, opened Brisbane consulate in January 1959 and leaves a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackay
Australia
UPI
Pacific Ocean
U. S
J. F. O'Grady
Queensland
Vincent Bisson
Boston
Mass
O'Grady
Massachusetts
Bisson
Brisbane
Flat Top Island
MacKay O'Grady
Foreign Service
New Delhi
Montreal
Damascus
Adelaide
Athens
Willkie Joins Nixon Campaign Amid Indiana Dems Patronage Fight
Willkie reenters Indiana GOP race and backs Nixon from New York after filing for state superintendent. Dems Steinwede and Welsh spar over patronage as Welsh denies backing patronage and pledges Democratic-aligned appointments.
Noblesville Girl Hurt In Fall From Car
An 18 year old Noblesville girl Marie Williams was injured when she fell from the back seat of a northbound car at a county road junction 12 miles north of here on Ind. 13. She was treated at Riverview Hospital for back and possible internal injuries in not serious condition. Mary Edna Morgan and Susan Hart were not hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LAPEL
Noblesville
Here
Ind
Marie Williams
Riverview Hospital
Carl Caplinger
Hamilton County
Mark Passwater
Mary Edna Morgan
Susan Hart
Caplinger
Republican National Committee Approves Convention Officers
The Republican National Committee approved Friday the convention officers chosen Thursday by the arrangements committee. Named are Rep. Charles A. Halleck Indiana permanent chairman Rep. Walter H. Judd Minnesota keynote speaker and Gov. Cecil H. Underwood West Virginia temporary chairman.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Walter H. Judd
Minnesota
Cecil H. Underwood
West Virginia
Lost suit salvaged for son’s wedding and graduation
In Minneapolis a man found a discarded size 46 suit on a street with a note saying must have Thursday for son's wedding. Ebbert, a dry cleaning worker, returned it to his shop and had it cleaned. Mrs. E G Thompson claimed the suit in time for her husband to attend their son’s graduation at the University of Iowa and his wedding Sunday.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Upi
Jan Ebbert
Ebbert
E. G. Thompson
University of Iowa
UF Assists Chile Appeal Through Red Cross Drive
The Madison County Fund backs an independent Red Cross appeal for Chile earthquake relief. Dr. George Taggart announced UF approval for unbudgeted disaster funds. Kathryn Royer noted Red Cross duties include food clothing shelter and medical care. Donations may be sent to the Madison County Chapter at 914 Chase St. or via 36621. checks should be labeled Chilean relief.
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Madison County Fund
Red Cross
Madison County
George Taggart
United Fund
Taggart
U. F
National Red Cross
Kathryn Royer
World Council of Churches
Chase St
Ben Gurion Apologizes To Argentina Over Eichmann Capture
Israeli Premier David Ben Gurion apologized to Argentine President Arturo Frondizi for any breach of Argentina’s laws or sovereignty by the Israeli team that captured Adolf Eichmann in Argentina and moved him to Israel for trial. He said the apology was personal and urged recognition of the moral justification for the action.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
UPI
David Ben-Gurion
Arturo Frondizi
Adolf Eichmann
Israel
Ben-Gurion
Frondizi
Eichmann
Ben Gurion
Hitler
Eichman
Fichmann
Soveriegn
United Nations
Paris
Tel Aviv
Ben- Gurion
Pender Beats Sugar Ray Again In Boston Bout
Paul Pender retained the middleweight crown with a split decision over Sugar Ray Robinson at Boston Garden. Referee Jim McCarron ruled in a tight, hard fought bout as Pender used clubbing rights in clinches to dominate late rounds.
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Boston
UPI
Paul Pender
Sugar Ray Robinson
Boston Garden
Robinson
Jim McCarron
Sugar Ray
Pender
Massachusetts
New York
Ray
Joey Maxim
Irish Pender
Brookline
Mass
Jim Carrig
John Savko
United Press International
McCarron
Jobo
Game
Massachusetts Boxing Commission
Typhoon Mary Heads Toward Okinawa In East China Sea
Typhoon Mary veered toward Okinawa after battering Taiwan and the Matsu Islands. Evacuation of personnel occurred, planes were secured, and base restrictions were enforced as ships report wrecks and heavy seas. Hong Kong faced 18,000 homeless with 34 missing after the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naha
Okinawa
East China Sea
Taipei
Matsu Islands
Formosa Strait
National Defense Ministry
Sheng Lee
Hong Kong
Torquay
China
Senate approves $40.584 billion defense bill with Samos funding
The Senate Appropriations Committee backs a $40,584,897,000 defense spending bill adding last minute funds to accelerate the Samos spy satellite program. The bill exceeds Eisenhower’s budget by $1,049,897,000 and surpasses the House vote by $1,047,030,000. Leaders Johnson and Stennis push the Samos package to replace U-2 intel duties. An $83,800,000 allocation speeds Samos development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tex
Senate Space Committee
John Stennis
D-Miss
Mrs. America Crowned in Lauderdale Florida Pageant
Mrs. George E. Murphy of Kentland Indiana won the Mrs. America title Friday night in Lauderdale Florida. The event brought together contestants from across the country for the national pageant.
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America
FT. Lauderdale
Fla
George E. Murphy
Kentland
Ind
Hagerty Flown From Leftist Mob In Tokyo
American officials rely on Japanese opinion to protect President Eisenhower amid a rock throwing leftist demonstration in Tokyo. Hagerty and aides were moved by helicopter after a 80 minute security scare, with plans for massive security for the President's visit.
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Tokyo
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Douglas MacArthur II
U. S
Thomas E. Stephens
White House
Hagerty
United States
Japan
Friendly Talk Held By Nixon Rockefeller
Vice President Richard M Nixon and Governor Nelson A Rockefeller met amicably at a British trade exhibit in New York. They spoke of their political difference with humor and joined in singing Happy Birthday to Prince Philip on his 39th birthday.
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Nixon
Rockefeller
New York
Richard M
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Feller
Prince Philip
Philip
GOP Convention Televised On Closed Circuit Screens
The Republican National Committee selected Theatre Network Television Inc to provide a giant closed circuit TV setup at the GOP convention opening July 25 in Chicago’s international amphitheater. Two 750 square foot screens will flank the rostrum showing convention activities, intercity footage, entertainment, and integrated film effects.
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New York
UPI
Chicago
GOP National Committee
Theatre Network Television Inc
TNT
Anderson College Baccalaureate Speaker Named
The Anderson College baccalaureate service will be Sunday at 11 AM at Park Place Church. Rev Glen E Marshall of Springfield Ohio will deliver the sermon titled Christ Mastered Men. 107 candidates will be recognized with 12 theology graduates attending Monday’s 8 PM commencement at the church.
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Anderson College
Park Place
Church of Got
Glen E. Marshall
Springfield
Ohio
School of Theology
Marshal
Second Church of God
Robert H. Reardon
Robert A. Nicholson
Charlotte Brooks
Rheinberger
Kingston
Jamaica
British West Indies
Winston Roberts
GMA Sessions Planned For 1960 General Assembly
The General Ministerial Assembly of the Church of God prepares for 1960 sessions next week at Park Place Church of God in Anderson. The GMA will meet under Rev. Harold W. Boyer with pastors from across the nation. Missionary Board officers include Dr. Adam W. Miller as president and Dr. W. W. King as vice president.
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General Ministerial Assembly of the
Church of God
GMA
New Park Place Church
Missionary Board
Adam W. Miller
Miller
W. W. King
Lester A. Crose
J. Edgar Smith
Anderson
Clarence Patter
Arlo F. Newell
High Point
N. C
T. Franklin Miller
Bessie Willowby
la Junta
Colo
Anderson College
Lilly
Charles E Wilson
Eastside
E. E. Perry
Grand Rapids
Mich
Robert H. Reardon
School of Theology
Board of Pensions
Radio and Television Commission
Lawrence
Muncie Judge Presides In Blake Ouster Appeal
Judge Ralph Rector of Delaware County Superior Court will hear the Blake ouster appeal filed by Harry P. Blake against removal from city council. Venue was shifted from Judge Sid Cleveland upon City Attorney Jack Campbell’s request. The Rev Arlo F Newell of High Point NC chairs the proceedings.
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Ralph Rector
Delaware County Superior Court
Harry P. Blake
Blake
Sid Cleveland
Jack Campbell
Newborns Reported at St. John's Hospital Anderson Area
New arrivals in Anderson and nearby areas include Dewey Wise and spouse Fairmount welcomed a girl. Leonard Underwood of Cedar Street a girl. Dan Driftmier Route 35 a girl. Donald Jones Indianapolis a boy. Melvin Stevenson and spouse 2016 Park Road, and Robert Dubuque Route 6 Anderson welcomed a girl.
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St. John’s Hospital
Dewey Wise
Fairmount
Leonard Underwood
Cedar St
Dan Driftmier
Anderson
Donald Jones
Indianapolis
Melvin Stevenson
Park Rd
Robert Dubuque
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Nin
Don Foss
Sioux Falls
S.D
James Hagerty
Willkie
By Irwin J. Miller
Associated Press
Philip H. Willkie
Wendell L. Willkie
Princeton University
Rushville
Hoosier
GOP
Albert A. Steinwede
Matthew E. Welsh
Welsh
Steinwedel
Andrew
C. A. E. Rinker
Kikihawen
Area Council
Colorado
Richard Yager
Carmel
Stephen Bender
Alexandria
Rinker
Halleck
Chile
Robby
Massachusett
Paul
Shakamak
James L. Jones
George Edw. Hallowell
Pendleton
Barry Jarrett
Keith Heath
Markleville
Nancy Lohee
Sharon Fraumann
Lynne Ann Chaney
Donna Bagley
Jackson Township
Nicki Watson
Green Township
Marilyn Shelton
Shakamak State Park
Ha- Piease
Muncie
Anderson and Vicinity
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