Meany: Khrushchev in trouble at home and abroad
AFL CIO President George Meany warned Khrushchev faces trouble at home as unrest grows in Poland Hungary and even the Soviet Union. He urged free UN supervised elections in Germany and noted student dissents and industrial discontent across Communist nations.
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Washington
UPI
D—Afl-Cio
George Meany
Fri
Nikita Srushchev
Meany
ABC Network
East Germany
East
West Germany
United Nations
Free World
Europe
Poland
Hungary
Soviet Union
Russia
Khrushchev
Paris
Carthage Located Near Tunis in Ancient Mediterranean
The ancient city of Carthage, once Rome’s rival in the Mediterranean, lay near the modern city of Tunis.
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Carthage
Rome
Mediterranean
Tunis
Arnold Returns to Sun Valley Roadster Field Tonight
Johnny Arnold of Muncie ends racing retirement to join a 30 lap Sun Valley Speedway roadster program at the quarter mile oval. He faces Merrill McBride of Lewisville Gene Christie of Yorktown Ellis Herbert of Rushville Dave Barnes of Anderson and Dave Weir of Fortville with time trials at 7 p m and heats starting 8 30 p m. Christies seeks first Sun Valley main event win this summer amid a strong field and big crowd anticipated after a two week rains pause.
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Sun Valley Speedway
Johnny Arnold
Muncie
Sun Valley
Johnny
Merrill McBride
Lewisville
Gene Christie
Yorktown
Ellis Herbert
Rushville
Dave Barnes
Anderson
Dave Weir
Fortville
Arnold
McBride
Christie
Joe Helpling
Mass Honors St. John’s Chaplain
A solemn high mass at St Ambrose Church marked the 25th anniversary of Father R Duane Patrick C S C chaplain at St John’s Hospital. Bishop John J Carberry delivered the sermon as other clergy assisted. A hospital dinner by the Sisters of the Holy Cross followed, with a reception that evening.
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St. Ambrose Church
R. Duane Patrick
C.S.C
St John’s Hospital
John J. Carberry
S.T.D
Lafayette
Thomas Heilman
St. Ambrose
Patrick
Carberry
James Rogers
Newbury
Sisters of the Holy Cross
Friends DVBS To Open Monday
First Friends Church Vacation Bible School opens Monday at the church on 10th and Chase Streets. Sessions run 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily through Friday June 24. Transportation available by calling 34532. A 7 p.m. closing service Sunday June 26 directed by Mrs. Schuyler follows a 6:30 p.m. coffee hour.
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First Friends Church
Chase Sts
Jane Anne Miller
Dorothy Schuyler
Norma Bushong
Mesdames Aurelia Williams
Edith Worl
Elizabeth Griffith
Mary Dunbar den Ruth Hall
van Buren
Cathy Heiden
Dianna Fouse
Raymond V. Breaker
Mesdames Lela Alexander
Dorothy Heiden
Edith Cochran
Amy Sobel
Phyllis Estelle
Howard Hart
Schuyler
Hobart Fouse
Fifth Street DVBS Service Friday Night
Fifth Street Methodist Daily Vacation Bible School will close Friday June 24 with a 7 p.m. program in the church. All are invited, especially parents. The Rev. Ray Burchfield is pastor.
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Fifth Street Methodist Daily Vacation Bible School
Ray Burchfield
Divorce and court actions listed in Indiana notices
Courthouse notices show Patty J Whitehead vs Johnnie Whitehead for divorce. George Pancol and Eastern Indiana Publishing Co. vs A D Stohler for supplementary proceedings in aid of execution. Paul Kelley listed. Robert W Snodgrass vs Paul B Whelchel and Elliott Hickman petition for writ of habeas corpus. Ellen Williams vs Thomas Williams divorce action. Stewart and Austin.
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Patty J. Whitehead
Johnnie Whitehead
George Pancol
Eastern Indiana Publishing Co
A. D. Stohler
A. C. Stohler Implement Co
Paul Kelley
Robert W. Snodgrass
Paul B. Whelchel
Indiana Reformatory
Elliott Hickman
Indiana Board of Parole
Ellen Williams
Thomas Williams
Stewart and
Austin
Hartke Vote Helps Pass Federal Employee Pay Raise Bill
Washington AP reports Senator Vance Hartke of Indiana joined the majority in a 62 to 17 Senate vote approving the federal employee pay raise bill. Senator Homer Capehart of Indiana did not vote and was not listed as paired.
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Washington
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Senate
Homer E. Capehart
R-Ind
North Vernon Rites For Wayne E Day
Funeral services for Wayne F E Day 86 of North Vernon will be Sunday at 2 PM at the Pilgrim Holiness Church. Interment in Kellar Cemetery. Surviving daughters include six and sons include Robert Fletcher and Herbert Day all of North Vernon and Granville Day of Anderson. Funeral home visitations are at Diekoff and Vance.
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Wayne FE. Day
North Vernon
Ritz
Scipio
Ind
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Kellar
Mr. Day
Granville Day
Broadway
Kentucky
Harry Miles
John Burkett
Anderson
Lawrence Clarkson
Walter Campbell
Moses Wire
Noblesville
Gerald Eiler
Lapel
Robert Fletcher
Herbert Day
Diekoff and Vance
AFL Sues NFL Over Territorial Rights in Football War
A federal suit alleges the NFL used its power to crush the rival AFL by blocking play facilities and granting new franchises in AFL territories. The complaint traces the 1945 start of the All American Football Conference and claims NFL pressure on players and coaches to break AFL contracts.
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NFL
AFL
Cleveland
San Francisco
Baltimore
Washington
Warren E. Baker
Jury Deliberates on Petit Larceny Case Facing Paroled Inmate
The defendant received a three year and six month sentence for petit larceny but was paroled in 1916. From 1916 to 1957 he served terms in Indiana Reformatory and Michigan City State Prison for petit larceny larceny of auto and failure to provide for a child. A 1943 charge for frequenting a gambling house was dropped. Defender Burton may seek a new trial based on records. Jurors listed include Paul Ratza Harold Lineberry Luther Puckett Kenneth Hastings Ottie Harry Cyrus Milburn Russell Hudson Clark Fish Rex Brown Carl Castor Russell Breeden Russell Parkhurst.
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Page One
Indiana Reformatory
Michigan City State Prison
Waughfield
Burton
Paul Ratza
Harold Lineberry
Luther Puckett
Kenneth Hastings
Ottie Harry
Cyrus Milburn
Russell Hudson
Clark Fish
Rex Brown
Carl Castor
Russell Breeden
Russell Parkhurst
FAO Plans 1.4 Million Ecuador Fishery Institute
The FAO reports a 1.4 million dollar national fishery institute planned for Ecuador. Half funded by a U.N. special fund with the remainder paid by Ecuador.
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Fishery Institute
Rome
The
Food and Agriculture Organization
National Fishery Institute
Ecuador
U.N. Special Fund
Notice of Estate Administration and Canal Settlement
Notice announces Rus sell E Stewart appointed administrator of James E Forney estate on June 1 1980 in Madison County Indiana. Creditors must file claims within six months or be barred. Also notices Ida E Cherry estate final settlement hearing June 28 1960 in Anderson Indiana with proofs of heirship and distributive shares. Clerk signs. DeArmond Booram DeArmond Attorneys listed.
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Eel NA
Russell E. Stewart
James E. Forney
Anderson
Eugene Creagmile
Superior Court
Madison County
Indiana
Austin & Stewart
Ida E. Cherry
Madison
DeArmond
House Passes Partial Restore of Military Aid in Japan Trip Controversy
The House approved a partial restore of military aid at 600 million dollars for 12 countries after a 170 to 114 vote. Republicans cited Tokyo demonstrations to justify more aid, while Democrats warned some funds bolster unpopular governments and risk strengthening communism. A separate amendment for 200 million in aid drew mixed party support. Eisenhower had sought 724 million.
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Japan
Charles A. Halleck
Tokyo
Eisenhower
Indiana Delegates Heat Up Battle Over Employment Figures
Democratic primary fight in Indiana centers on employment data with Parker under fire for alleged misrepresentation. Welsh accuses Parker of biased comparisons to 1952 and 1953, while Steinwedel touts township trustee endorsements and criticizes the School Reorganization Act. Steinwedel claims strong delegate support and predicts nomination with about 1,500 of 2,366 votes.
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Welsh
Muncie
Parker
Vincennes
Hancock
Henry
Randolph
Delaware
Steinwedel
J. Henry Blessing
Columbus
Indiana Township Trustees Assn
Blessing
Arthur Gothard
Peru
Miami
State Senate
State Auditor
Marion
Indiana
Steinwede
Tippecanoe
Porter
la Porte
Elkhart
St. Joseph
Evansville Fireman Killed As Wall Crashes Down
An Evansville fireman died and another seriously injured when a burning concrete block house wall collapsed Friday. Malcolm Norman, 27, was killed while Capt. Raymond Helfrich, 56, was rushed to Deaconess Hospital with injuries to head chest back and left arm. The empty structure was to be torn down soon.
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Evansville
Ind
Malcolm Norman
Raymond Helfrich
Deacones Hospital
Deaths: Lex Balfour 67 longtime Anderson resident
Lex Balfour 67 of 5 Overlook Dr died about 5 a.m. Friday at home. Former owner of Balfour Heating Company, born in Indianapolis, lived most of life in Anderson. Survived by widow Jessie daughter Ellen Hudson and son-in-law Dr. C. M. Hudson four grandchildren. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Monday at Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home with Rev. Monroe G. Schuster officiating. Burial Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Lex Balfour
Overlook
Balfour Heating Company
Indianapolis
Anderson
James and
Ida Balfour
Jessie
Ellen Hudson
C. M. Hudson
Waltz and Hiday
Monroe G. Schuster
Central Christian Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Delco Remy Implements Promotions and Derby at Killbuck Park
The article notes new appointments in methods engineering led by E P Reynolds with C L Boardman to replace him. R A Wozieski joins division labs as service engineer. two Cairo Egypt and Belize workers complete Delco Remy service school. A fishing derby for GM employees is set for Killbuck Park. George L McElroe reports $2750 in awards to Paul B Dyer and Harold Everett.
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Page
E. P. Reynolds
X. Y. Cox
C. L. Boardman
Reynolds
H. L. Estep
Roads and Inland Transportation Department
Ministry of Communications
Cairo
Murad Ahmed Hamdy
Abdel Fattah Ghanaim Abdel Kadir
Hamdy
Alexandria University
Kadir
Cairo University
Earl Sylvanous Hutchinson
Belize
General Motors
Killbuck Park
George L. McElroe
Paul B. Dyer
Harold Everett
Dyer
Everett
Hospital Dismissals From St. John’s Hospital Listed
Dismissed patients include Mrs Hazel Heagy on Cottage Ave and Mrs Dorothy Mullins on Clark St. Also named are Lloyd Oyler of Lapel and Aurilla Eckel of Brown Elm, Elza Allender of Anderson Rt. 5, Harlean Portwood Anderson Rt. 2, T. E. Burkhardt and son on Nichol Ave, Charles Brough and daughter on Elva St, Kelse McIntyre and son Indiana Ave, Barnes Carr and son Meridian St, Calvin Schwab and daughter Brown St, Richard Zimmerman and daughter Kirkwood Dr, Helen Wilkins W 11th St, Frances Maines North St, Lewis Dockter Rt. 2 Anderson, Thelma Shaddy Chesterfield, Mary Perry W 46th Newton Wells Columbus, Josephine Schroeder Jefferson St, and Howard Whigham Alexandria.
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St. John’s Hospital
Hazel Heagy
Cottage Ave
Dorothy Mullins
Clark St
Lloyd Oyler
Aurilla Eckel
Brown
Elza Allender
Anderson
Harlean Portwood
T. E. Burkhardt
Nichol, Ave
Charles Brough
Elva St
Kelse McIntyre and Son
Indiana Ave
Barnes Carr and Son
Meridian St
Calvin Schwab
Brown St
Richard Zimmerman
Kirkwood Dr
Helen Wilkins
W. 1Lth St
Frances Maines
North St
Lewis Dockter
Rt. 2
Ander
Newton Wells
Columbus Ave
Josephine Schroeder
Jefferson St
Howard Whigham
Alexandria
Gulf Stream Warmed U S Coast by Five Degrees in 60 Years
A long term ocean study notes the Gulf Stream along the United States coast has risen about five degrees Fahrenheit over six decades. The finding suggests broader climate impacts and regional warming trends.
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United States
Noblesville Man Harry Brandenburg Dies at 48
Harry Brandenburg 48 a Noblesville resident for 20 years and former Lapel native died Thursday night at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis. He was born August 25 1911 to Walter and Lillie Brandenburg and is survived by Mae his daughter Mrs Ernie Reddick of Noblesville two sons Jimmie of Lebanon and Michael at home six sisters and one brother. Funeral services 2 p m Sunday at Evans Godby and Trout Funeral Home Noblesville conducted by Rev Herschel Reed with burial at Crownland Cemetery.
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Harry Brandenburg
Noblesville
Lapel
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Walter
Lillie Brandenburg
Mae
Ernie Reddick
Jimmie
Lebanon
Michael
Tencie Brandenburg
Minnie Partain
Margaret Moore
Mamie Cook
Reba Kincaid
Fortville
Ruth Farrell
Anderson
Farrell
Evans, Godby
Edward Harless rites set at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Services for Edward Bacon Harless 66 who died Thursday at his Perkinsville home will be held at 2 p m Sunday at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Lapel. Rev C Howard Lindley of the Perkinsville Methodist Church will officiate. Burial will follow in Perkinsville Cemetery.
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Perkinsville
Edward
Bacon) Harless
Fisher Brothers
Lapel
C. Howard Lindley
Funeral services for Mrs Cornia Jane Risco
Mrs Cornia Jane Risco 55 died Wednesday. Services at 2 p m today at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Lapel conducted by Rev R T Briggs of First Friends Church Noblesville. Burial in Brookside Cemetery Lapel. Friends received at the funeral home.
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Cornia Risco Lapel
Cornia Jane Risco
Fisher Brothers
Lapel
R. T. Briggs
First Friends Church
Noblesville
Brookside Cemetery
Mrs Lora Jarrell 77 Frankton death service today
Mrs Lora Jarrell 77 of Rt 3 Alexandria died Wednesday. Funeral services at 2 p m today at George C Harper and Son Funeral Home Frankton conducted by Rev Ernest Hamilton and Rev Joseph Adams. Burial in KP IOOF Cemetery Frankton. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Frankton
Lora Jarrell
Rt. 3
Alexandria
George C. Harper and Son
Ernest Hamilton
Park Place Methodist Church
Anderson
Joseph Adams
Frankton Methodist Church
Alonzo Tomlinson Wilkinson Rites Planned in Wilkinson
Services for Alonzo Tomlinson Wilkinson, 74, who died Monday at Cariboo New Mexico, will be held at 2 p m today at the Condo and Son Funeral Home Wilkinson. Burial will follow in McCray Cemetery Wilkinson with Rev. Glenn Cunningham of the Wilkinson Church of Christ officiating. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Alonzo Tomlinson Wilkinson
Alonzo Tomlinson
Cariboo
N. M
Condo and Son
Wilkinson
Glenn Cunningham
Wilkinson Church of Christ
McCray Cemetery
Yorktown youth Lyle Hendsel dies after truck crash
Services for 16 year old Lyle Hendsel of Yorktown will be held at 10 30 a m today in the Parson Mortuary Muncie with Rev Oscar Davis of Reed Station Christian Church officiating. Burial will follow at Hawk Cemetery on the Yorktown Gaston Pike.
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Lyle Hendsel
Yorktown
Rt. 1
Parson Mortuary
Muncie
Oscar Davis
Reed Station
Larry Friggle Hurt In Playground Fall
Ten year old Larry Friggle son of Mr and Mrs Francis Friggle of 516 Brown Street fell about 10 feet at the 7th Street School playground while retrieving a cap. He suffered a severe cut in the mouth along with head cuts and shock. He was taken by ambulance to St Johns Hospital and later returned home.
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7Th Street
Larry Friggle
Francis Friggle
Brown St
St. John's Hospital
Young Friggle
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Canadian Mining Exports Dominate Industry Output
More than 62 percent of Canada’s mining production is exported, indicating a strong emphasis on foreign markets. The figure underscores the sector's reliance on international demand and may influence policy considerations.
Mrs. Elsie J. Parker Dies at 73 in Anderson
Mrs. Elsie J. Parker 73 of 215 West 13th Street died at 1 p.m. Friday in St. John’s Hospital. Born in Des Moines Iowa December 25 1886 she moved to Anderson from Pittsburgh in 1919. Survived by husband L O Parker Sr two sons Edward R Parker and L O Parker Jr two daughters Mrs Victor Rose and Mrs James Zeiler nine grandchildren one great grandchild. Friends may visit Baker Brothers Funeral Home after 7 p.m. today with services at 10 a.m. Monday at First Presbyterian Church George S Taggart officiating burial in East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Elsie J. Parker
W. 13Th St
St. John’s Hospital
Des Moines
Iowa
E. W
Edith Hendricks Smith
Pittsburgh
Jnr
Edward R. Parker
Los Angeles
Victor Rose
Anderson
James C. Zeiler
Fort Wayne
Baker Brothers
Funeral
George S. Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Services for Charles Young at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
Charles Young, 54, of 3001 Pearl Street, died Thursday. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Sunday at the Sells and Rowe Funeral Home with Rev. Roman Myers of Anderson presiding. Burial will follow in New Lisbon Cemetery near New Castle. Friends may call today from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Charles Young
Pearl St
Sells and Rowe
Roman Myers
Anderson
Burn
New Lisbon
New Castle
Services for Mrs Mary Florence Young
Services for Mary Florence Young 55 of 410 W 34th St are at 10 a m today at Brown and Butz Funeral Home conducted by Rev Gorman Pritch ett of Muncie. Burial is in Bennell Cemetery Frankfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Florence Young
34Th St
Brown and Butz
Gorman Pritchett
Muncie
Bennell Cemetery
Frankfort
Services for Mrs Annie Johnson of Troy Alabama
Services for Mrs. Annie Johnson of 614 West 13th Street are set after her death at 1 PM Monday at Ben Harrison Funeral Home in Troy Alabama. The body was moved from Leonard P Underwood Funeral Home in Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Johnson
W. 13Th St
Ben Harrison
Troy
Ala
Leonard P. Underwood
Anderson
Federal payroll boosts spark party clashes in Congress
A proposed 746 million dollar federal pay raise plus 8.4 percent averages for half a million postal workers drew partisan battles as Democrats and Republicans pressed to trim the bill. Sen Barry Goldwater called it political, while Sen Frank Church opposed funding to fatten the payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Goldwater
Aziz
Frank Church
Idaho
Fare Raise Plan Backed by Board in 1960 Action
The board approved a 2 percent fare increase projected to continue indefinitely and tentatively approved a 25 cent boost in allowable return for local service air carriers. The rate rise from 9.5 to 12.75 percent includes a floor of three cents per plane mile and applies only to future rates. Retroactive rates stay at a 7 percent return. Airlines argued the rise would aid jet-age transition, safety, and efficiency. The decision stressed industry wide impact.
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CAB
Fire hits Eisenhower Camp David electrical shop briefly
A brief fire burned an electrical shop at Camp David in the Catoctin mountains, Maryland. Police said there was no damage to the president's cottage or other buildings and the cause was not immediately determined.
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Thurmont
UPI
President Eisenhower
Camp David
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
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