Khrushchev Rejects Western Disarmament Plans in Helsinki
In Helsinki Khrushchev dismissed Western disarmament proposals as a screen for an arms race and urged immediate abolition of nuclear weapon tests. He linked disarmament to mutual confidence among great powers, noting progress hinges on trust and the scale of armaments. United States diplomat Harold Stassen prepared to present new ideas in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsinki
Nikita Khruschev
Arctic
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Bulganin
Finland
United States
Britain
Harold Stassen
U. S
London
U.N
Subcommittee On
Kraschev
Tole
Warm Humid Weather With Showers Across Indiana
A forecast of warm and humid conditions with scattered afternoon showers and possible thundershowers covers all Indiana after a 24 hour period of rain and wind storms. Highs reach around 80 to 85 degrees, with some areas at 85. The Wabash and White River rose at most points but severe flooding is not foreseen. Wet fields hinder farming and delay corn and soybean planting. Tornado damaged Terre Haute and nearby towns as a tree limb killed a driver in Terre Haute. Temperature ranged 61 to 82 degrees in the 24 hour period ending yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Central
Weather Bureau
Wabash
White River
Terre Haute
New Harmony
Vincennes
Linton
Oaktown
Mt. Vernon
Marion
Kokomo
Charles Higginbotham
Boat impounded in Detroit police pound for 25 foot float
Robert Lucik faces reclaiming his 25 foot house boat after it was towed and parked legally off Waterworks Park since June 5. Detroit Police Department wrecker team moved the vessel to the auto pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Robert Lucik
Detroit Police Department
Lucik
Waterworks Park
Parakeet Recovered After Lost-Want Ad Published
A southwest Anderson family recovered their parakeet after placing a Lost-Parakeet ad in the Bulletin Herald Classifieds. The ad listed the bird's name Perkey and contact details, with a promise of a reward. The notice encourages readers to use Classifieds for local ads and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Bulletin-Herald
Parakeet
Rescued Lad Visits Independence Hall With Family
Benny Hooper the seven year old rescued from a backyard well in Manorville New York last May 16 visited Independence Hall in Philadelphia with his father Benjamin Sr mother Berghild and sister Wendy The family stayed at a Reading area resort hotel as guests arranged through the hotel The father said Benny and his parents still have recurring nightmares but Benny recalls the incident when asked and the family hopes he speaks of it more as time passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benty Hooper
Manorville
N.Y
Benny
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis ,Cardinals
Benjamin Sr
Berghild
Wendy
Reading
Hooper
Drunk inmates quell hostage incident at Pendleton reformatory
Two guards were held by two drunken convicts armed with butcher knives in the Indiana Reformatory kitchen at Pendleton for about 40 minutes. Twelve guards and twelve troopers contained the disturbance with no injuries. Convicts Charles Capps and William Young allegedly drank fermented potato juice and attacked Vaughn and Buell before order was restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Reformatory
Pendleton
Reformatory
Paul Whelchel
Charles Capps
Indianapolis
William Young
Kendallville
Bernard R. Vaughn
New Castle
Kenneth Buell
Anderson
Paul Myers
State Department of Correction
Myers
Vaughn
Buell
Augurs of 1957 Anderson High School Graduation
Four hundred seniors at Anderson High School received diplomas in a ceremony at the school gym. Principal John Paul Huffman presented the class for 1957 as Supt. G. E. Ebbertt awarded diplomas. The program included “Pomp and Circumstance” and a senior choir concert, with names listed for the graduating class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson High School
John Paul Huffman
G. E. Ebbertt
Mr. Huffman
Donald Abernathy
Sue Ackermen
Mary Ann Alexander
John Allison
Delores Anderson
William Antrabus
Sandra Borkman
Judith Batt
Mary Breitweiser
Nancy Brewster
Sara Brock
Fred Brown
Freddie Mae Brown
Joyce Buell
Edward Burke
Sylvia Burnett
Larry Burton
Jerry Byard
Thomas Callender
Betty Campbell
Ronald Campbell
Mary Kay Canaday
Jim Canterbury
Carol Caplan
Paul Carson
Judy Castor
Larry Chase
Glenda Cheatham
Elaine Chesterfield
Sandra Clanin
Loretta Chrisman
David
Sandra Goul
Joyce Graddy
Kay Gustin
Jerry Hale
David Hamilton
Keith Hamilton
Joyce Ham
Herald
Anderson Group To Hear Farm Bureau Official
More than 100 Anderson business and professional leaders will hear George Coup of Columbus Indiana vice president of the Indiana Farm Bureau speak at 1 p.m. after a turkey luncheon at the Cecil Closser farm north of Hamilton. A tour of Closser’s turkey farm and orchard will follow. Earlier tours at 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. visit beef and hog operations near Florida Station and the William Roy Glen Canfield farm west of Frankton. Directors include Phil Connelly and Walter Haynes with Evan Wilson leading the Farm Bureau effort. The event is sponsored by the Anderson Chamber of Commerce agriculture committee and the Madison County Farm Bureau and reservations are being sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
George Coup
Columbus
Ind
Indiana Farm Bureau
Anderson Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee
Madison County Farm Bureau
Coup
Cecil Closser
Ham
Ilton
Closser
Alva Heath
Ben Azimov
Florida
William Roy
Johan Chaille
Charles Humphrey
Chamber Agriculture Group
Hare
YMCA
Ecorse
Bentley Galloway
Ford Motor Co
Will
Orvilles
John Chaille
Joint Chamber Farm Bureau
Cecil
Cap) Classer
Hamilton
Herald Phafo
Two Narcotics Agents Wounded in Chicago Gun Battle
Federal agents and a top heroin distributor were shot during a gun battle at the Triangle Inn in River Grove a Chicago suburb. Agents John Ripa and Jack Love were critically wounded along with Carlo Urbanati, a key gang member, ending a month long narcotics investigation led by Albert E. Aman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Albert E. Aman
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
John Ripa
New York City
Jack. Love
Hagerstown, Md
Carlo
Ban Janas) Urbanati
Aman
Ripa
Ralph Eckhart
Smeet
Love
Urbanati
U.S
Bentley Pike
Joseph Bruno
Iaman
Pike
Milan Struggles With Troubles Involving Leading Citizens
Milan Indiana reports turmoil among top locals. Names tied to embezzlement cases include Virgil W. Smith and Robert A. Peak in expressway commission dealings. A drug raid leads to arrest of Argentine and other gang members with multiple shootouts and hearings set in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Ind
Virgil W
Red
Searchlights blamed for veterans sterility in WWII test
Army investigates World War II high power searchlight experiment blamed for male infertility and miscarriages among veterans. British conceived, 13 million candlepower arc lamps on tanks were never used in battle, with some aiding Rhine crossing in 1945. Connecticut men linked to the project hire a lawyer. one is sterile and others report multiple miscarriages and deformed children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Rhine
New York Daily News
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Conn
Raymond Lyddy
Lyddy
Maj. Marshall
New Bottling Plant Planned for town by Pepsi-Cola
Plans for a 275000 bottling plant to be erected at 1Sth and Louise Street by the Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company were revealed yesterday by Beecher Kurtz owner and manager. The building will boost production to 3200 cases in an eight hour period and cover 21000 square feet on a 100000 square foot site.
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1Sth
Louise Street
Pepsi-Cola
Beecher Kurtz
Dunkin and Son Construction Centers Brotherhood
Jem
Atdanon
Smith
Johns Highway
Ritchhart
John K. Hinners
Aslan
Pearl St
Kurtz
Rayers
Padgett
New Syrup
Little High
AMVETS Open Three Day Gathering Here
The state convention of American Veterans of World War II opens here with registrations at the Norman McClain Post 9 home and headquarters in the Anderson Hotel. Roy Steffy will preside over sessions as delegates from Indiana cities attend through Sunday. banquet speaker James R. Beasley will address at Grandview Clubhouse Saturday at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman McClain
Main Sts
Anderson Hotel
Indiana
Roy Steffy Muncie
Ed Hauif
Anderson
Grandview
James R. Beasley
Indiana Reformatory
Pendleton
Elwood Woman Hurt In Two Car Accident
Eleanor B. Simpson suffered facial lacerations and a possible ankle fracture in a two car collision at Madison Ave and Ind. 128 yesterday at about 8 p.m. State Trooper Brice Hubble investigated. The Simpson car on Ind. 128 was struck by Charles D. Sangunetti 17 Rt 2 Alexandria who was traveling south on Madison Ave. Mrs. Simpson was taken to Mercy Hospital Elwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor B. Simpson
14Th St
Blywood
Madison Ave
Ind. 128
Brice Hubble
Simpson
Ind
Charles D. Sangunetti
Rt. 2
Alexandria
Hubbles
Sangunetti
Mercy Hospital
Elwood
Hospital Committee Hears Architect And Consultants
Members of the Architect Selection Committee heard hospital consultant and engineers discuss plans for a new regional hospital. Chicago consultant William Beckman outlined modern design concepts including air conditioning and conveyor service from kitchen to patient rooms. Local architect Arthur Henning and engineers from Ammerman Davis Stout joined the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Henning
William Beckman
Chicago
Ammerman, Davis and Stout
Indianapolis
Beckman
Brotherhood
Church of
United States
Canada
Church of God
Alaska
Movel
Henning
Sheldon Cooper Issment
Architect Com Commission
Theiman’s
Missionary Society
Pital Development Committee
Park Place
Missionary Board
Board of
Church Extension and Home Missions
Anderson College
Gospel Trumpet Company
Board of Pensions
George Blackwell
Anderson
Radio and Television Commission
R. Eugene Sterner
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Mary de Coussin
Edmund de Caussin Jr
Welly Fale
Triangle Inn
River Grove
Mary deCaussin
Redmund de Caussin Jr
Richard Novak
Wayne County
de Caussin
State Amvets
AMVET
Arrangether
Richard Stessen
Hospital Committee
Kentucky
FT. Campbell
11St Airborne Division
Piney Fork Creek
Curtis
101St
Anthony C. McAuliffe
Bastogne
Public Information Office
Fhe Base
Kentucky-Tennessee State Line
Hopkinsville
Nashville
Tenn
Tokyo
William C. Baker
Army Training Center
Ft. Leonard Wood
U.S. Army
Far East
St. John's Hospital
David Temple
Hill St
James Jones
34Th St
Bob Fowler
10Th St
Oscar Griffin
28Th St
Wayre Kinnion
Middletown
William Rogers
Locust St
Donald Cortrecht
Central Ave
Don Bemish
Brown St
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