Allies End Korean Peace Talks After 7 Weeks
Geneva report states the 18 nations including the United States Britain France and Canada ended seven weeks of talks with the Communist delegations on Korea saying the negotiations produced no agreement. The 16 allied nations urged withdrawal of foreign troops and a reduction of armies while the Communists insisted on conditions that would block free elections. The announcement marks the end of 600 hours of debate with no compromise in sight.
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Geneva
U.N
Greece
Luxembourg
New Zealies
Poland
Netherlands
Philip Rea
Ines
South Korea
Thailand
Turkey
Allis Seid
Soihe
Indochina
Giao
V. M.iby
Nacth
Posal
United States
France
Australia
Belgium
Korea
Canada
Colombia
Ethiopia
Nisl
Alls
Molotov
China
Pyomer
Chou Enel
Anthony Eden
North Korea
Sewer Bonds Sold for Fairwood Bluffs Project
Directors of the Fairwood Bluffs Conservancy District approved a 247000 bond issue at 4.44 percent from Widman and Company Cincinnati to finance an 11 mile sanitary and storm sewer system for the eastside area with work by Yost Construction Company of Decatur starting soon. Total cost 239000 prepaid by property owners. project fees to be paid via monthly sewer charges. Attending officials included Myr Preston, William Buck, Wahn Dew, Martin Milling, Paul Kelley, and bonding representatives. A separate quake report noted a moderate tremor near Palisades New York at 7:38 p.m. CST with center likely near Peru.
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Fairwood Bluffs Conservancy District
Widman and Company
Cincinnati
Eastside
Walter, Woody and Heberdinger Company
Donay Wood
Yost Construction Company
Decatur
Wood
Eastside Corporation
Conservancy
Indiana General Assembly
Tpaul Kelley
Bonding Company
Hat
TEMPO ADA and Conformity Panic in Guatemalan Crisis Continues
A chaotic week unfolds as Americans for Democratic Action condemns a special House committee inquiry into tax exempt foundations and urges an end to the probe. Guatemala faces a feared revolt with rumors of martial law, while Illinois Republicans at their state convention praise Eisenhower and denounce Democrats as socialist allies.
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Conformity
Guatemalen
Qwar
Americans For Democratic Action
House Committee
House of Representatives
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
James E. Doyle
ADA
Carroll Breee
Tennessee
Guatemala
el Salvador
Eisenhower
Joseph R. McCarthy
Brinker
Indochina
William G. Stratton
Speeding case tied to winning day at the track
A court heard Ralph D. Tom of Picton claim his good day at the track made him rush home. Traffic Referee John Cat dismissed the mood as the exchange noted the fast pace and a hurried state.
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Ralph D. Tom
Picton
John Cat
Lost Glasses Found Quickly Through Tiny Want Ad
A brief note explains how a woman’s missing glasses were recovered thanks to a small want ad in the Bulletin-Herald. The ad prompted the owner to call, enabling a swift reunion with the lost eyewear.
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Glassen
Bulletin-Hersid WantAd
Anderson School Board Plans and Bids Report
Anderson School Board met at the Ebbert office with the Tax Research Board and Tri Kappa, discussing support for home bound students. Bids for twelve folding tables from Monres Co. were accepted at 20.91 each for the new Park Place School. gym pointing bids were rejected as excessive. Three teachers resigned and radiators photos will appear in education publications.
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Anderson School
G. BE. Ebbert
City Sebools
Tax Research Board
The
Chamber of Commerce
Tri Kappa
Frances Bronpenberg
Artie Hering
Ebbertt
Wihin State University
John Harrick
Southside
Monres Company
Colfax
Iowa
New Park Place
Barbara Townsend
Virginia Wilson
Trazelwood
Norma Jean Rockwell
Central Ave
American Air Filter Company
Chicago
Westvale
County Civil Defense Polled on Nationwide A bomb Drill
County Civil Defense Director Robert Shoemaker reported results of a Madison County phase drill ended at 9 20 a m yesterday. He praised county staff and volunteer communication workers while warning of a shortage of auxiliary police and firefighters revealed by the exercise. Indianapolis area requests for police and fire aid and a greater need for doctors and nurses in Fort Wayne were noted as potential real world demands.
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Clv
Robert W. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Madison County
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Annual Church of God Convention Underway
The 66th Annual International Convocation of the Church of God opened with 20,200 expected attendees on campgrounds. Delegates from nearly every state are lodging in dormitories and private homes as exhibits, youth conferences, and morning services set the program. Noted speakers including Rev. E B Wolfram and Rev. T Franklin Miller led sessions while organizations like Anderson College and Parfitc Bible College participated.
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Church of God
Ares
An Hall
New Albany
Ind
Elmer Kardatzke
Wichita
Kan
Lom
Rey
Nys
Roscoe Snowden
Ander- Son
Vention
Christian Youth
Chri
van Voendan
Tom A. Smith
Anderson
Fred Shackleton
Portland
Ore
Andersog College
Parfitc Bible College
World Service Commission
Wolfram
Walfram
Franklin Miller
General Services
Eugene WW. Nida
American Bible Society
Madion County Board to Meet for Bids and Home Goods
The Madion County Board of Commissioners will meet at 9 a.m. June 28 at the courthouse to receive bids on groceries dry goods clothing and other items for use at the County Home and Children's Home. The board approved plats for two new subdivisions Anderson suburban area Victory Garden on Ind 9 north of the city and Lyndhurst on 38th Street Road west of the city. James Shartz county building inspector reports permits for 33 new homes issued last week totaling 107800 bringing June’s permit total to 350800 with 32 permits for homes by June 1.
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Madion
James Shartz
Eight Anderson Men Face Burglary Charges In Circuit Court
Eight Anderson men were charged in Madison Circuit Court with second degree burglary in two affidavits. The charges relate to thefts from a parked car owned by Mae Olek and separate thefts from the Anderson Music Center. Additional charges include escape and alleged connection to a large jet engine theft and related thefts of beer and wine.
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Anderson
Madison
Mae Olek
West Court
11Th Street
William Byer
9Th
Airs Oath
Anderson City
Robert Austin
Roscoe
Woolsey
Rex Ellsworth
Billford
Melvin
Pike County
Melvin Hahn
Eugena Runch
Thomas Lee
Dan Berry
Milton Moore Jr
Watson Ibn Frontont
Mheenaul
Lugene C. Jones
Floyds
F. J. Morgan
la Sufary
Harris Hillard
Morgan
Anderson Musicl
Ike and Churchill Talk Planned at White House Conference
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Churchill will meet in Washington the weekend of June 25 to discuss allied strategy against communism. The talks aim to bridge gaps between the United States and Britain on Eastern policy and a possible German force buildup in Western defenses.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Churchill
Dave
White House
Torle
London
Ulles
Hoptt
Britain
Southenat Asia
Tulles
Anthony
Eden
Indochina
Geneva
Pas
Eterope
Brilin
United States
Final Act of McCarthy Hearings Nears End
Washington reports the McCarthy Army hearings near conclusion as Roy Cohn and Francis Carr wrap up testimony. Cohn defends McCarthy and condemns Army investigators while McCarthy hints the curtain falls Wednesday.
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Washington
McCarthy Army
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Roy
Cohn
Cohrn
Ness
Carthy
Weiner
McCarthy
Francis PB. Carr
MaCarthy
Senate
Welch
McGarthy
Gin Fils
Wisconsin
Atyenralit Raston
Mary Qriscall
Gospel Trumpet Company Plans Major Building Renovation
The Gospel Trumpet Company announces a major renovation of its Fifth Avenue building, with an estimated cost of 280000. The plan includes enlarged wings, a modern front, new tower, and interior upgrades. Work begins by mid August with bids expected in early July.
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Twe Gospel Trumpet
Fifthvation
Pianare and
Chestnut
Steete
C. Smith
S. Kane
Phillips
Tee
Gospel Trumpet
Pic J
Tured
Steele C. Smith
Hot Humid Weather Forecast For State Today
The forecast calls for warm humid conditions with highs around the mid 90s and scattered thundershowers. Meteorologists note the five day outlook is uncertain though temperatures are expected to run 4 to 8 degrees above normal, with cooler Atlantic air blocking westward heat. Local readings show little relief from the heat wave and rain totals vary from showers Wednesday to over the weekend.
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iWeather
Allaire Ocean
Midwest
Gulf of Mexico
Seymour
Bloomington
New Arrivals in Anderson and Vicinity
Born yesterday at St Johy's Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bale Evans 1313 Manger Lane a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Aldeed Jats E Zak St a daughter. Mr and Mrs. Tarry Troup 1910 E 28th St daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lewis 2324 Walford St a son. Mr wind Mes John Cline RL 3 a son. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sausset Knightstown a daughter. Mr and Mrs Albert Palmer 506 Milton Ave a son. Mr and Mrs Ray Wesdburn Alexandria a son.
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St Johy's Hospital
Bale Evans
Manger Lane
Donald Aldeed
Zak St
Tarry Troup
Earl Lewis
Walford St
Wind Mes
John Cline
Guy Sausset
Knightstown
Albert Palmer
Milton Avé
Afra
Ray Wesdburn
Alexandriay
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