Firepower upgrade speeds Vietnam rocket site strikes
The article notes new electro mechanical gear at Saigon aiding artillery to plot and strike rocket sites within 96 seconds of launch. General Abrams voiced concern as allied artillery took 11 minutes previously. A serviceman, HL Kilburn, was injured while installing wiring at the Clean Glove plant site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ndustry
Iter
Saigon
U.S. Air Force
Kilburn
U.S
Ing
Methodist
Creighton W. Abrams
Anderson College Commencement and Events Highlight Week
The ceremony awarded an ensineed science degree and several bachelor of arts degrees with many Andersons in attendance. A premiere of Toward the Light was shown at Park Place Church of God and the College Choir gave a sacred concert. An accident near VOIRS Wagen damaged a car and injured Hale, with $500 set as damage. a reception for Negro Pas was planned at Reber H. Reardon Hall and Old Student Center events continued through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Anderson College
Park Place Church
Church of God
Acres
H.reardon
S.P. Dunn
Old Student Center
Calvin M. Hanson
Evelopment
Noted Negro Body General Assembly Opens Meetings
The Noted Negro Body opens its business meetings at Park Place Church of God in Iam today with more than 1,000 clergymen and lay leaders elected to national agency roles. Officers include Rev. Aito F. Newell and Rev. Ray W. Keith. executive committee members Rev. Forest Carlson and Rev. Keith Huttenlocker. Daily 6 am worship and 11 pm curfews, with missionaries Arthur Elkamp and Lydia Hansen attending. Keynote service led by Rev. James C. Burchett and afternoon worship by Rev. W. Malcolm Rigel. Warner Pacific president Rev. E Joel Gilliam presides at the first evening service. Music by William Gaither and performers from The Christian Brotherhood Hour. First event a 1:90 pm cone-and-go tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Iam
Park Place Church of God
Dring
Boyer
Aito F. Newell
St. Louis
Ray W. Keith
Atwater
Calif
Forest Carlson
Indianapolis
Keith Huttenlocker
New Derway
Anderson College
Elmer E. Kardaizke
Wichit Kans
Ted Ridgen
Mooresville
Arthur Elkamp
Japan
Lydia Hansen
Kenya
East Africa
James C. Burchett
I Huntington
W. Va
W. Malcolm Rigel
Jacksonville
Fla
The
Christian Brotherhood Hour
Night of air battles near demilitarized zone reported
Viet Cong activity described with night raids and three rotor turbo helicopters shot down along the coast near the DMZ. US Navy jets claimed nine more downed, six into the South China Sea, as weather allowed 142 strike missions over the North. Hue area clashes kill 27 enemy and 5 U.S. soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demilitarized Zone
South China Sea
Soviet Union
North Vietnam
U.S
101St Airborne Division
Hue
Bite N Hold Teeth Grip Promises Secure Fit
Los Angeles authorities describe an oral aid for dentures using perimeter suction to hold dentures tight. The new Bite N Hold product claims a secure, real-teeth feel and longer lasting grip, with early users reporting a confident secure sensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
Teacher’s thought provoking student picks Christ in history
A high school class debate on the most popular man in American history yields Washington, Lincoln and sports figures as likely choices. One student delivers a stunning claim praising Christ, arguing his world influence, birth, life, death and resurrection are uniquely celebrated in songs, making him the most popular figure in history.
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Washington
Lincoln
Christ
America
Park events and political platform report headline
Park events include 18 Russian soldiers and officers at Anderson College and campus services in the Church of God Fellowship with a 3 p.m Alumni Fellowship and 4:15 p.m mission services. The Anderson College Choir premieres a new film Toward the Light and Bill Gaither sing-along at Warner. In Bonn and East German Unity Day coverage, clashes and protests surround East German travel restrictions and calls for recognition of East Germany amid riots. Indiana Republicans unveil a platform pushing teacher pay, tax fairness, and farm support while vowing strong Vietnam policy and opposing surrender or dishonorable peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Hansen
Africa
Cantice Heinly
Mae’ Robson
Norma Eskamp
Japan
Fred LaFoe
Warner Auditorium
Anderson College
Park Place Church of God
Bill Gaither
Warner Press Assembly Hall
Bonn
Kiesinger
Jeager
East Geman
West
Larebeck
Herbert Wehner
Sociallist Student Federation
Wehner
East Germany
Democratic Party
Ing
Bochum
West Berlin faces protests over travel curbs and unity day
Demonstrators gathered near the Soviet war memorial and Brandenburg Gate to protest new East German passport and visa rules for travel to and from West Berlin. West German leaders warned the Soviet Union amid debates over a nonproliferation treaty, while police prepared for possible further clashes on Unity Day.
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Free Berlin
Kiesinger
Soviet Union
West Berlin
West Germany
Berlin
Est Berlin
Theemorial
Brandenburg Gate
East Berlin
Germany
Russia
East C Berlin
Indiana Republicans rally for relief and state races
Indiana Republicans convene with plans for races on four appellate seats and two Supreme Court judgeships. Delegates vote on nominees while Lugar launches a “Battle for Mercy” to aid the underprivileged without fostering dependency. He urges bank led programs to spur loans to Black entrepreneurs and criticizes Democratic administrations for mismanagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames Eskag
Cavan Ss
Lugar
Indiana
Indiana youth earns Army scholarship at Fort Monmouth
Tracy, son of William Tracy and Mrs. Kegner, is the sole Indiana recipient among 32 youths nationwide to win the U.S. Army Electronics Command scholarship at Fort Monmouth. The program runs during weeks of individual research training conducted at the fort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Army Electroncs Command
Ft. Monmouth
Tracy
Indiana
William Tracy
Ichol Ave
Ned] Kegner
Anderson Jaycees man cited for convention leadership
Colvill, honored at the 1957 Jaycee National Convention in Phoenix, has traveled over 20 000 miles and spoken to more than 1 120 people during his Jaycee years. He and his wife Lee live with four children at 714 E 20th St, Anderson, with other Anderson Jaycees and their wives attending the four day state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycee
Phoenix
Ariz
Colvill
U.S. Jaycee Persident
Colville
Lee
Anderson Jaycees
Joe Arena
Fred Brown
Bill Glaze
David Goen
Gary Holladay
Bill Jackson
Joe de Lane
Ed Paschal
Terry’ Poorin
Jack Shaffer
Donald Williams
Robert Good
Bill Lo
Ist ‘Milburn
Soviet Union
New York
Johnson
John M. Harlan
Stewart
Byron R. White
Harlan
Paddock Woods
St. Louis
Justice Department
Joseph Lee Jones
Barbara Jo
Congress
Early Warren
Alabama
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituary notices list several local deaths including Harry Morrison of Middletown and Kyle Hudson of Fortville with services at Ballard and Shirley Funeral Home, burial in local cemeteries, and survivors such as a widow Ode Morrison and children. Also noted are William Humbles of Middletown and Raymond McCarty of Muncie with funeral arrangements and interment details.
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Harry Morrisc
Middletown
Harry Lewis Morrison
Liberty St
Ballard and Shirley
Harold Gibson
Muncie
Mechanicsburg
Ballard
Shirley Funeral Home
Morrison
Henry County Memorial Hospital
New Castle
New Paris
Ohio
Chrysler Corporation
Ne. Castle
White Union Christian Church
Hagerstown
Chysler
Ode Norm) Tel
Mise Joy Morrison
Vielor
Sharon) Anheluk
Spaunton
Penn
Walter Morrison Long
Salina
Robert Morrison
Lynn
Ind
Mrs
Margaret Cross
Anderson Obituaries Highlights Stewart Howard
Stewart B Howard 65 of 1019 E 10th St died at 9 90 am at St. Detro after retirement from Remy Division in 1967 He was a member of Park Place Methodist Mt Moriah Lodge 77 F and AM Indianapolis Valley of the Scottish Rite and sang with the Delco Remy Barber Shop Chorus. Born Adrian Mich Dec 22 1902 he moved to Anderson in 1913 Married 1927 to Christena he leaves Nancy Joe Upchurch and Norman B Howard. Funeral home visitation today 1 5 and 7 9 pm Masonic rites 7 90 pm at home Interment East Maplewood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Howard
Stewart B. Howard
E. 10Th’ St
St.ore Deteo
Remy Division
Adrian
Mich
Charles
Hardy E. Ro
Zelle
Mt. Moriah
Arengst
Thome
Methodist Church
East Maplewood
Renault Workers Unite Amid Sorbonne Clashes In Paris
A crowd of several hundred clashed with police near the Sorbonne as students protested police entry and the seizure of a library annex tied to Paris Provinces Liaison Committees. Police found explosives and Molotovs, while teachers protested police actions and refused to return to the Sorbonne until authorities withdrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renault
Frm
Iaid
Paris Provinces
Boulevard St. Germain
Odeon
Health education on drugs sparks Midwest institute
Forty high school teachers and twenty administrators from across the Midwest attend a one week program initiated by Lottyine and French Laboratories to teach latest facts about drugs. A guidebook will be prepared for use in other anti-drug programs. The effort argues for frank truth telling to influence youth behavior and notes educators have two jobs: undo past gaps and convey current accurate information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fin
Stuent
Midwest
Lottyine & French Laboratories
Philadelphia
Indiana
Rector Reunion scheduled Sunday in Muncie
The first annual Rector Reunion will be held Sunday June 1 in Muncie at 2501 Nem Sun near the north edge. President is Raymond Morgan of 1720 N Madison Ave Anderson and secretary Bennie Burgess Rt. 3 Box 76 Muncie. Cottage destroyed at Lake Webster in northern Indiana after lightning struck last week. Eva McKee widow of Al McKee escaped injury.
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Muncie
Fame
Thurman
Helen Bailey
Raymond Morgan
N. Madison Ave
Anderson
Bennie Burgess
Rt. 3
Box 76
Lake Webster
Indiana
Eva McKee
al McKee
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Laher Brothers Funeral Home
Technica
Adolf
Nazia
Free Democratic Party
Sovie
Vietnam
China
McKeand
Landon A. Witt
FI. Bliss
Patrick J. McKeand
U.S. ‘Army Air Defense Information Office
Ft. Bliss
Indiana University
Pendleton
Anderson Man
Alaama
Warren
Hah
Rome
UPI
Shah Mohmmed Reza
Iran
Mpress
Farah
United
Madison
Ile Whisler
Hirley
Dale Duane Whisler
Rt. 2
Hancock
Lola K. Whisler
Alfreda Harris Whisler
Condo and Son Funeral
Wilkinson
McCray
Axle Hudson
Fortville
Ronald Seals
Kyle Hudson
Ower and Opersor
Hudson “Jewelry” Company
Jin
Windso Jewelry Company
Gilbert Schreibe
Tom van Meter
Fortvile Christian ‘Church
Ned Hudson
Bob Hutson
Jim Hon
Meteze
Ine Reat
William Humbles
William Henry Humbles
Locust St
Community Hospital
Upper Fall Great
Teaac
Margaret’ Clark ‘Humbles
Upper Fall Creek
Church of the Brethren
Margaret
Everet
Mary) Simmonson
Ritese
Verge Blaydes
Miam
Raymond McCarty
Raymond Earl McCarty
N. Milton Ave
Alexandria
Meeks Mortuary
Dwight McCurdy
Elmer Sclanben
Adolphus Abrom
Adolphus Abram Sr
Hendricks
Whm
Carpenter
Lang Oak
Ark
Wallace
AME Zion Church
Pearless Lodge
Elks Club
Elks
Nicy
Adolphus Abram Jr
Jimmy Abram
New York City
Freddie Abram
Chicago
S. C
Wallace Temple
Amez Church
George Tate
Intermental
Emery M. Casey
Edgewood Dr
Kennard
Max Casey
Wayrmond Casey
Tampa
Sandy
Eliza H. Casey
Condo and Sons
Russell Deitch
East Lynney Christian Church
Lucille Lane
Lucille N. Lane
25Th St
Pilgrim Holiness Church
G. R. Bateman
Maplewood Cemetery
John Oughton
John Rughton
N. Penn
Ylvania St
Decatur
Ishirley Brothers Central
N.linois St
Mil
Oughton
Roll-Ceater” Inc
Greenfield
Ann- Intianapos Bel
Reson
Dennis E
Nancy
Longfellow Re
Harold
Owen Burris C. Burris
Yelock
Dayton
Saunders Cemetery
Daleville
IBM
Indiana Business College
Gorn
Chestview Ct
Woodmen Accidents and Life Company
London
Peter Coats
England
Fred James
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