GM Reopens Delco-Remy and Guide Lamp Plants After Pact
Delco Remy plants in Anderson resume normal schedules as unions and management reach agreement. Guide Lamp Division reports pickets removed and workers to return to jobs this morning. Delta-Remy operations also set to restart on normal shifts, signaling a broad move toward full production pending local negotiations.
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Uaw-Cio
Delco-Remy
General Motors
Anderson Las
Guide Lamp Division
Uaw-Cn
Guide
Guide Lamp
Delta-Remy Divsion
BUTY
Pape Towhe
Columbus Ave
Diamond Jubilee Opens Church of God Camp Meeting
About 10 000 people are expected to attend the opening of the Church of God Diamond Jubilee year at the campgrounds near Anderson College. The week long convention begins with national board meetings and a 1300 strong service featuring Dr. Warold L. Phillips. Page 16 highlights the church’s work and international reach. Page 14 shows Anderson College commencement.
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Church of God
Anderton College
Christian Education and Missionary
General Ministerial Assembly
Anderson College
Warold L. Phillips
Gospel Trumpet
Ted
Hay Ita International
Anderson
Herald
Guaranteed Wage Moves To Be Pushed With Other Firms
DETROIT CIO United Auto Workers, after securing a guaranteed wage plan from Ford, will push the same demand on General Motors and then for American Motors, Studebaker Packard, Kaiser, and Nash. UAW leader Walter Reuther signals a three-year union strategy amid industry-wide bargaining and political tension in Argentina adding to labor pressures.
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Detroit
M—Cio
General Motors
Ford
Auto Industry
American Motors Corp
Walter PT Reuther
CIO
UAW
American Motors
Studebaker-Packard
Kaiser
Leonard Woodcock
Hewsmen
Hudson
Juan
Reuther
Calab
Lished
Industeria
Lanrend
Haw
Peron
Palermo
CIO International Union
Electrical Workers
Argentina
Werd
Tela
Unity study conference eyed by church groups in 1957
The GENERAL BOARD of the National Council of Churches and the World Council of Churches agreed to co sponsor a regional study conference in 1957 to explore church unity questions. Rev Dr Cavert said the event would bring together major Protestant Anglican and Eastern Orthodox representatives to discuss faith and order issues. Separately, ex governor Allan Shivers spoke at USC commencement amid protest over his segregation views. Indian adviser Krishna Menon arrived in Ottawa after talks in Peiping with Zhou Enlai to present a report to Washington on China talks.
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National Council of Churches of Christ
U.S.A
World Council of Churches
Samuel McCrea Cavert
America
World Council
Cavert
Allan Shivers
Texas
University of Southern California
Alsthough Shivers
University
Shivers
V. K. Krishna Menon
Jawaharlal Nehri
Ottawa
London
Washington
Peiping
Premice Chow Enlai
Menon
Weekend Wrecks Claim Three Lives in Madison County
A series of weekend crashes left three dead and many injured in Madison County. Victims include Emma E. Fath of Alexandria and Charles Lawrence Plake of Tipton, with others named from Tipton and Sullivan. A Pennsylvania Railroad crossing incident near Ohin Aye and multiple injuries to Alan Blankenship and Mrs. Fath's husband accompany the deadly toll. Coroner Fred Hiday noted Mrs. Fath was thrown from a car struck by a train. fatalities occurred in a bridge vicinity west of Alexandria.
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Madison County
Emma E. Fath
Aaron Ave
Pennsylvania Railroad
Charles Lawrence Plake
Tipton
Washington St
Alex
Andria
John FR
Sullivan
Alexandria
Falk
Alan Blankenship
Harrison St
Pennsylvania
Ohio Ave
Fred Hiday
Ath
Blankenship
St. Tobn's Hospital
Charles Lawranes Plake
John R. Sulelivan
James Brannum
Herald
Five Prisoners Fail in Madison County Jail Escape
Frank Koeniger, a Madison County jail turnkey, was attacked at 2 p m as five inmates attempted to escape by seizing him and locking him in a cell before deputies and police thwarted the plan within ten minutes. Suspects identified as Robert Slown, 26, among others, were returned to their cells.
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Mero
Frank Koeniger
Madison County
Rowiiger
Harald Phata
Koeniger
Turmkey
Howard Gilmore
Anderson City
Robert Simmons
Paul Ravage
Robert Slown
Retailers Meet To Talk Over Annual All Day Program
Anderson Retail Association members gathered in the American room at the Anderson Hotel for a regular session chaired by Burton McCullough. The discussion focused on upcoming chamber events and the recently conducted Shap Anderson Week, which members praised for its results.
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Anderson Retail Association
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Hotel
Burton McCullough
Parking meters eyed for New York parks plan
New York reports talk of installing idle parking meters in public parks to curb couples kissing in cars. Brooklyn and Queens residents may face meters if Park Commissioner Rob Moses proceeds with the plan, applying park-wide, not just to couples.
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New York
Brooklyn
Queens
Rob Moses
Moses
Refrigerator Ad Sparks Quick Calls On 2nd Day
A bulletin style notice recounts a lake cottage hopeful who sold a refrigerator after the second day of running the ad. The advertiser notes about eight inbound calls as evidence of rapid cottaged demand and the ad’s strong pulling power.
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Bulletin-Merald WantAd
Lake Cottace
Resignation of School Official Accepted Here
The Anderson City Schools Board of Trustees accepted the resignation of Keith Stapley, business manager for two years, effective July 31. James Alt, assistant principal, was named to succeed him, with Dave Adams chosen as dean of boys at Anderson High School. A replacement dean for Adams is to be named soon.
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Keith Stapley
Anderson
James Alt
Stapley
Aff
Dave Adams
Church of God
Doys
Céntral
Adams
Allen
Central Normal College
Dani Conlinged
Colume
Jobless Payments In State Increase To Thirty Dollars
The Indiana Employment Security Division will raise the top weekly unemployment payment to thirty dollars for new claimants starting after July 4, while the 20 week limit on benefits remains. The increase does not affect existing claimants, and eligibility still depends on past earnings.
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J. C. Armstrong
Anderson
Indiana
Distler Addresses 7000 At Anderson Graduation
Dr Theodore August Distler addressed about seven thousand people at Anderson College commencement as part of the International Convention of the Church of God. He urged leaders educated beyond ministry to build a Christian community through liberal education and strong character. The ceremony saw 80 undergraduates honored and nine theology graduates receiving bachelor of divinity degrees.
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Theodore August Distler
Anderson College
Church of God
Association of American Colleges
Distler
John A. Morr
Deam Russell
Graduate School of Theology
Morrison
Adam Miller
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Birth notices list multiple newborns at St Johns Hospital and area addresses. Parents include Buchlete, Howald Wisner, Surgern, Morgan, Bortari, Cooper, Tooluy, Nichols, Breedyn, Anderson, Whistler, Clem, Gentry, Lawrence, Slyabby, Floyd. Genders: several girls and boys noted, with street addresses in Anderson and nearby locales.
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St. Johns Hospital
John
Howald Wisner
Anderson
Ant
James D. Surgern
James Morgan
Benjamin Bortari
Dixie Dr
Bill Cooper
Marion Tooluy
Merman Nichols
K. Lynn St
William Breedyn
Sheeust
Norman Anderson
Fan
Joseph Whistler
Fendleton
Roy Clem
Madison Ave
Dale Gentry
Crystal St.airs
Gene Lawrence
Jon John Slyabby
Paul Floyd
Cedar St
Russia Accepts Bid to Geneva Meeting
Moscow accepted a Big Four Geneva meeting set for July 18 but rejected that East European Communist nations status for international communism should be a conference issue. The Kremlin accused the United States of trying to derail the transfer talks and said the aim is to ease tensions.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Geneva
United States
Kremlin
Bulganin
Minis
Colomn
Detectives Probe Burglaries At Local Eating Places
Detectives investigated burglaries at local eateries over the weekend. Incidents included break ins at Leman Trap Drivel on 22nd and Ohio where a cigarette machine was damaged and cash taken. Another burglary at Hill's Snappy Service on 20 E 11th reported over $10 stolen. A West Side juvenile, aged around 14, admitted taking $74 and was turned over to authorities. an unknown 15 year old faced related charges.
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Civ
Lwe
Leman
22Nd
Ohio Ave
Wests Side
Anderson Roesment
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Church Unity Inquiry
W. Washington St. Rd
Jamies Brannuim
T. A. Distler
Byers. Adcock
Reine Urer
Board of Church Extension and
Home Missiona
College
Russia
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