Eisenhower greeted by vast Manila welcome during visit
President Eisenhower receives a thunderous reception in Manila with crowds estimated from 12 to 3 million as he meets President Garcia at Malacanang Palace. Talks focus on defense aid and nuclear weapons for the islands amid a humid, celebratory atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Eisenhower
Carlos P. Garcia
Malacanang Palace
Garcia
United States
New Delhi
India
Ike
Escolta
Philippine
Far East
Wreckage sighted on Mt Gannett near Anchorage
Wreckage was sighted on Mt Gannett about eight hours after a Pacific Northern Airlines plane with 14 aboard disappeared on a Cordova to Anchorage flight. Two pilots reported the wreckage battered above 9,000 feet near the Chugach Range. Coast Guard coordinated air sea search from Kodiak. The plane carried 60 passengers at Seattle origin, 52 debarked at Cordova. a nonticketed passenger and his mother and brother were later added to the count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchorage
Alaska
API
Mt. Gannett
Constellation
Cordova
D. R. Hance
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Coast Guard
Kodiak
Pacific Northern Airlines
Air Force
PNA
William Edgman
Joan Edgman
Mark
Prince William Sound
Seattle
Port of Whittier
Pacific Northern
Car Safety Queen Dinner Plans Set
Last evening plans were announced for the annual Car Check Queens dinner at Dons Restaurant on Ind 109 by-pass. James Cain chairs the event with William Haver as toastmaster to fete eleven Car Check Queens from Madison County high schools. Special entertainment features the Robinette Sisters and gifts to the honorees presented by Fred Yelton. Attending will be Chamber president William Schofield and Mrs. Schofield. Honored guests include Jeanne Kay Fraundorfer Alexandria High School Joan Garrett Anderson High School Joyce Ann Crull Elwood Jane Henderson Frankton Jane Joy Highland High School Peggy Jean Brown Lapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Garrett
Anderson High School
Cathy Witsken
St. Mary's High School
Darlene Jaquess
Madison Heights High School
Jane Joy
Highland High School
Dons Restaurant
Ind
James Cain
Chamber of Commerce Safety Committee
William Havermale
Madison County
Robinette
Fred Yelton
Delco-Remy Division
Chamber
William Schofield
Schofield
Jeanne Kay Fraundorfer
Alexandria High School
Keith Fraundorfer
Alexandria
Walter Garrett
Delaware St
Joyce Ann Crull
Elwood High School
Raymond Crull
Elwood
Jane Henderson
Frankton High School
Carl Henderson
Ernest Joy
Anderson
Peggy Jean Brown
Appeals Board Recommends Personal Variance for Dunn Zoning
The Appeals Board asked the MCPC to reconsider after upholding the Planning Commission denial of Lee Dunn’s rezoning petition for an Alexandria Pike truck repair garage. It urged granting the petition on a personal variance, with the variance limited to the land, amid resident complaints and a paving company contract. The panel also favored an industrial reserve clause in the master plan and noted planned 1961 budget requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Zoning Appeals Board
Planning Commission
Lee Dunn
Alexandria Pike
Plan Board
Appeals Board
Dunn
Cross St
Nelson Bohannon
Appeal Board
Acme Paving Co
Pike
Evan Wilson
Ray
Good Morning Start The Day With a Chuckle
In Paris Ontario AP Mike Greentree, 13, won a fishing contest with nearly 100 anglers by hauling 13 carp using wadded toilet paper as bait. Most competitors used worms or dough balls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ont. AP
Mike Greentree
Mike
City Council Advances Building Ordinance and Hikes Sewage Rates
The council approved through third reading an ordinance regulating building in the city and creating a building commissioner office. They set a special session to consider higher sewer service rates, with AFL-CIO representatives urging wage- related provisions. A dog ordinance study group was formed, and insurance rate data on employing 16 and 17 year olds will be examined by a committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Madison County Council
Afl-Cio
Jesse Huntzinger
Mae Roberts
von Cochran
Alice Rehm Ton
Roberts
St. Louis
Chicago
Denver
Indianapolis
Richmond
Fort Wayne
Tomas Dillard
Dillard
Roland Maine
Ferguson
Sub Catches Fire Aboard Sargo at Pearl Harbor
A flash fire broke out on the submarine Sargo at Pearl Harbor on Tuesday. The Navy offered no immediate details on damage but confirmed the vessel carried nuclear warheads. A Navy spokesman said there was no information yet on injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Waughfield Trial Opens for Jan Murder Charge
An all male jury began the first degree murder trial of William L. Waughfield for the January 29 shooting of Thomas Anderson, a 32 year old foundry worker. Coroner Fred Hiday testified as prosecutors pressed for exact death details while Public Defender J Bayne Burton objected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Waughfield
Thomas Anderson
Fred Hiday
Mel Thornburg
William Lawler
J. Bayne Burton
Hiday
Anderson
Wilson Anderson
Waughfield
Collier
Five Die In Separate Indiana Highways Crashes
Traffic crashes Tuesday killed Howard L. Dalton, 56, an off duty marshal from Rocky Ripple, and two French Lick men. A car plunge left a couple dead near Jasper, and one man died in Kendallville from an apparent heart attack. Police noted multiple crashes on U S 231 and Ind 37 with other injuries.
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Indianapolis
Jasper
Howard L. Dalton
Rocky Ripple
Dalton
Crown Hill Cemetery
Frank L. Mullen
Herman H. Sowers
Mullen
James O Bearden
Aaron E. Drake
French Lick
William K. Hawkins
New Albany
Needmore
Lawrence County
U.S. 231
Betty Richardson
Cato
Huntingburg
Richardson
Velpen
Wayne Levenhagen
Chicago
U.S. 6
Kendallville
County Bands Tone Up For Fair Parade
Indiana high school bands rehearse for the State Fair Band Parade and Contest on September 1. Madison Heights High School with 100 musicians will march forty first under Francis E. Barker. Anderson High School Band led by George Vaught seeks top honors after three straight state wins. Highland High School, Wen dell L. Willkie High of Elwood, and others join the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Madison Heights High School
Francis E. Barker
Anderson High School
George Vaught
AHS
Highland High School
Roger Warner
Panther
Wendell L. Willkie
Elwood
Clifford S. Brugger
Barometer Reports May 1960 Employment Rise in Anderson
The Anderson Chamber of Commerce reports May 1960 employment up 2.06 percent from May 1959 with 24,317 payroll employees. May 1960 light meters total 24,995 and electric power usage reaches 13,565,435 kilowatt hours, up from May 1959. Gas and water meters rise, bank clearings are $63,259,332, and May permits total 43 new homes valuation of $519,500 with postal receipts at $67,541.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Anderson
Two Hurt In Elwood Crash
Marion teens were hospitalized after a 2 a.m. crash on Ind 37 north of the Ind 28 junction. Tom W. Vice 18 lost control while passing, hit a guard railing and curb. Saundra Taylor 17 suffered knee injuries and shock. Steven Sharon 16 uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Marion
Ind
Ind. 28
Don Silvey
Tom W. Vice
Vice
Saundra Taylor
Steven Sharon
Council Considers Emergency Grants and Bridge Funds
City council members yesterday interviewed office holders and delayed action on agency requests totaling 196 515 dollars. The Hamilton Bridge reconstruction seeks 56 00 dollars from the bridge fund while 117 045 dollars in gasoline tax money is asked for county road maintenance this summer. The council plans to reconvene at 10 a m today to vote after brief explanations from officials who were awaiting adjournment time yesterday. The election board requests 294 dollars for rental of voting machines used in the past primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Hamilton
County Highway Department
Election Board
Indiana Gubernatorial Race Sees New Entries and Battle Lines
The Associated Press reports new Democratic and Republican entrants in Indiana for lieutenant governor. Mayor Charles H. Boswell enters the Democratic ticket with others amid debates over employment and care of retarded children. Republican Robert S. Webb joins rivals for the GOP lieutenant governor nomination, proposing a full-time agriculture director. Lt. Gov. Parker accuses Democrats of miscasting employment data as Welsh emphasizes care for the disabled as a major state issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Charles H. Boswell
Indianapolis
Public Service Commission
Robert S. Webb
Arcadia
GOP
House of Representatives
Boswil
Earl M. Utterback
Kokomo
Paul J. Bitz
Evansville
Marion County
Rob
A. O'Neal
Jean R. LaGrange
la Porte
Floyd Harper
Tipton
Webb
Richard 0. Ristine
Crawfordsville
Alvin C. Cast
Kentland
State Department
Mary Garrett McGill
Vir
Ginia Caylor
Crawford F. Parker
Lake County
Dyer
Indiana
Parker
Matthew E. Welsh
Clifty Falls State Park
Republic
Vincennes
Franklin
Church of God Convention Debated Auditorium Repair
Pastors at the General Ministerial Assembly opened talks on the future of the Church of God convention and the fate of the 8,000 seat auditorium damaged March 3. Election of board members was delayed to today as discussions extended into evening. Dr. Robert G. Lee spoke to visiting ministers. Dr. Boyce Blackwelder to lead tonight’s worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
General Ministerial Assembly
America
Robert G. Lee
Bellevue Avenue Baptist Church
Memphis
Tenn
Boyce Blackwelder
Drie, Pa
Chamber Seeks Action on Key US Legislation
Anderson Chamber of Commerce leaders report six main bills active in Congress. The Thompson Bill in the House would subsidize school construction, while the McNamara measure in the Senate funds construction and teacher salaries. A conference panel aims to reconcile versions. Debates on a federal health care program are upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
United States Congress
Philip S. Cooper
John E. Scott
U.S. Senate
House of Representatives
Thompson
House
Senate
McNamara
Ocal
New Arrivals at St John’s Hospital Middletown
At St John’s Hospital Middletown a baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Joe Seybert of 335 1/2 10th St. Also listed are newborns for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zimmermann of 2008 Kenwood Drive, a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Tom Meyer of 114 Major Drive, and a boy for Mr. and Mrs. William White of 81 College Haven.
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St. John’s Hospital
Bobby Joe Seybert
10Th St
Middletown
Richard Zimmerman
Kenwood
Tom Meyer
William White
College Haven
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Tain
Chugach Range
Cordova Anchorage
Erez
Iasbee
MCPC
Carl Barker
Milwaukee
Bearden
Hawkins
Dunn Memorial Hospital
Bedford
Jack Richardson
Winslow
Norma Lee Freeland
Petersburg
E. H. Schmutzler
Church of God Convention Future
DR. Blackwelder
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