Reservoir Plan Urged As Flood Control Measure
Residents of Alexandria Pike push a city project to create a flood control water area by damming gravel pits between Killbuck Creek and Alexandria Pike. A petition, backed by local committee, seeks board approval at the June 30 meeting to acquire pits and form a water recreation and supply site near Shadyside Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Works
Alexandria Pike
Maplewood Cemetery
Cross St. J
Killbuck Creek
Rose Street
Cross Street
Shadyside Park
Auto Workers Plan Meetings on Project Progress
Auto Workers plan meetings as Local 682 members hear from Delco Remy officials about a long discussed project. Ernest Moran of Detroit and Hubert Gillespie will outline current negotiations with General Motors on gravel pits removal and site changes near the flood area. The talks include city officials and the mayor and involve multiple plant and union groups in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Chambers
Afr
B. Penrod
Luther Jones
United Auto Workers of
America
Rior
Ernest
Moran
Myers
UAW
Detroit
Hubert Gillespie
Jmn
General Motors
Board of Works
Delco-Remy
Church Parley Reorganizes Executive Council at 70th Convention
The 70th International Convention closes with plans to return three Anderson men to church coordinating agency offices. Dr Steele C. Smith is re-elected council chairman, Rev W E Reed named vice chairman for 1968-39, and Dr T Franklin Miller remains recording secretary. About 12,000 visitors are expected. prominent leaders including Harold L Philips and Dr David W Gaulke will speak in final services. New appointees to the Commission on Christian Higher Education are Dr Earl L Martin Rev A J Kempin Rev Marvin Baker and Rev J Herschel Caudill. Rev Chester Waddell named to the Radio and Television Commission. Page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Anderson
Church
Steele C. Smith
The
Gospel Trumpet Co
W. E. Reed
Board of
Church Extension and Home Missions
T. Franklin Miller
Board of Christian Education
Harold L. Philips
David W. Gaulke
Africa
Willard Wilcox
Ashland
J. Herschel Caudill
Pomona
Calif
General Ministerial Assembly
Commission On Christian Higher Education
Earl L. Martin
Anderson College
A.J. Kempin
Long Beach
Marvin Baker
Mishawaka
Ind
Radio and Television Commission
Chester Waddell
Cincinnati
Ohio
Goldfine to Testify July 1 Before House Subcommittee hearing
Millionaire Bernard Goldfine agreed to testify July 1 before the House influence investigating subcommittee. Chairman Oren Harris said Goldfine will appear with records to discuss gifts and favors to Sherman Adams and possible FTC secrecy rule violations related to a memo naming a complainant. Harris noted Adams is under scrutiny over his dealings with the SEC and indicated the panel may pursue whether Goldfine wrote off favors as business expenses. The investigation touches regulatory agencies and political connections in the lead up to 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waomunuius
UPI
Bernard Goldfine
White House
Sherman Adams
House
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Goldfine
Harris
Federal Trade Commission
Edward Howrey
Adams
Goldtine
New England
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Subcommittee
P H
Alt M
London
GOP
Courthouse Recount Tempest Draws Protest Over Absentee Ballots
In Superior Court No 2 Jackson and Summitville spar over absentee ballots in a county commissioner race. Judge Salyer presided as petitions from Ralph McCord seek protection for about 350 ballots reportedly under commission custody. Attorneys argued for sheriff guarding to prevent tampering while recount procedures continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
McCord
Superior Court No. 2
Jack ©Son
Campbell
Cletison
Bair
Summitville
Ralph McCord
Rankton
Jerrald O. Finney Jrsus
Cletis Bair
Summitile
Salyer
Finney
Commission
Sheriff's Dept
Eisenhower Visits Mount Vernon Quips On Gifts Issue
President Eisenhower, making a surprise visit to Mount Vernon, quipped about an investigation into him for receiving a present. He pointed to a ornate sword given to Washington by a German admirer as he referenced the uproar over expensive gifts accepted by his aide Sherman Adams from Bernard Goldfine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Simons
Indianapolis
Eisenhower
Defense
Quantico
George Washington
Mounit Vernon
Potomac
Washington
Mount Vernon
Ington
Theophlus Alte
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
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Bicycle Safety Programs Urged By City Police Chief
Police chief John Heiden at City Hall urged bicycle safety and maintenance for students before vacations. He recommended pre trip checks, off street programs at high school tracks, and using proper signals and traffic signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
John Heiden
Chief Heiden
Heiden
Washington Demands Immediate Release of U S Soldiers
Washington urged Russia to free nine American soldiers held by East German authorities after a helicopter incident. State Department summoned Soviet envoy Sergei Striganov for a 30 minute briefing as lawmakers pressed for prompt action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
United States
Russia
East Germany
Sergei R. Striganov
State Department
Robert Murphy
Department
Iron Curtain
Marti
Indiana Highway
Pete Ne
East Ger-1
Ind
Sitiganov
Anderson
Intels
Germany
George McDer
Dale Flora
Wendell
East Woosnam
Alexandria
H. Roberts
John Foster
Dulles
Elwood
Summitville
Dria
State Highway Commission
Char
Robert P."mcquail
Jes Dawson
Commission
Crawford Park
General Motor
Capitol Hill
Rains Threaten Prolonged Floods In Indiana State Areas
Heavy rains pushed Wabash and White river levels higher in southwestern Indiana with floods expected to linger. Crests along the lower Wabash delayed again, delaying replanting for bottomland farmers. Senator Capehart surveyed flood damage from the air with Indiana officials offering emergency loans in disaster areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indianapolis Weather Bureau
Montezuma
Terre Haute
Lafayette
Homer E. Capehart
Ind
Indianapolis
Capehart
Hlubert Alexandr
Farmers Home
Earl Merry
Unemployment Claims Dip While Flood Warnings Rise
report notes slight drop in insured unemployment to 2 1760 million as week ended June 7 while flood warnings rise in Indiana and Illinois. Claims increase by 10 600 as rains affect workers with noted figures at Bluffton Anderson Indianapolis and Columbus amid rising flood risk on the upper Wabash and White rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ADM E Jnafi
U. S. 41
Vincennes
Mount Carmel
Ill
New Harmony
Labor Department
Hazleton
Bluffton
Anderson
Indianapolis
Columbus
Delco Remy Announces New Research Departments and Growth
Delco Remy division outlines creation of Applied Science and Electrochemical Research departments under Hartzell with Hetzler and Lander directing. Goals include long-term growth, gaining know how in electronics and solid state physics, and translating advances into new products. Also notes a 1957 employee ideas program yielding 171045 in awards to 3010 submissions across Anderson and Muncie plants with 47810.35 awarded in five months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delco-Remy
Several Motors
Yeserday
Lewis R. Hetzler
John J. Lander
Ments
Herman L. Hartzell
Delco- Tn
Hartzell
General Motors
Anderson
Muncie
Delco- Remy
County Votes Yes To Wheat Quotas In Madison County
Madison County farmers backed wheat marketing quotas 79 to 27, with 108 ballots cast. Statewide, votes favored price supports though turnout was light. quotas aim to limit surpluses, with penalties and higher support rates under approved plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Agriculture and Stabiliation Commission
U. S. Agriculture Department
Agriculture Department
Unemployment figures compared to prior year
A year ago area unemployment stood at 1,322,400 with initial claims at 214,400 for the comparable weeks.
Lebanon Truce Breaks As Talks Open
In Beirut two day truce faltered as gunfire erupted during talks between Prime Minister Sami Solh and U.N. Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold. The government pressed for a U.N. Emergency force to guard the Syrian border while Hammarskjold urged a limited observation mission. Rebels and armed bands were blamed for aiding border clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
Gunre
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Madison County to fund new Route 32 project
An Indiana federal aid program will finance a 3 mile relocation on Route 32, Chesterfield to Anderson, at about 1.178 million dollars. Engineering estimates for pavement and a 400-foot bridge total roughly 1.178 million, with future four-lane expansion possible. County officials signed to hire competent engineers to supervise reconstruction of a four mile North Madison Avenue segment Lindburg to Alexandria, with contract letting planned by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde W. Williams
Relocationsociates, Inc
Indianapolis
White River
Anderson
Fred Yelton
Chamber of Commerce
Madison County
Indiana Highway
Yelton
Chesterfield
Nursery Rd
State Highway Commission
Competi«Ent
Madison Avenue Road
Lindburg Re
Alexandria
Airton Paddock
John Hersh-G Yerger
Thisorning
Bice
Army Reserve Leaves Today Camp McCoy Campers Depart
Army Reserve units including Company F led by Capt Francis Powell prepare for a two week summer camp at Camp McCoy Wisconsin. About 600 officers and enlisted will train intensively in infantry field problems and modern tactics with an advance party from Pennsylvania. The 32nd Army Reserve Infantry Regiment is commanded by Col John C Carvey and includes units in Indianapolis Marion Muncie Bloomington Jeffersonville Hagerstown Swansville and Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madson
32Nd Army Reserve Intry Regiment
Camp McCoy
Wis
Francis Powell
Nising
Anderson
Pennsylvania
Powell
James Melvin
David Stone
George Bailey
Quitman R. Flatt
John Hage
William Johnson
David Neufelder
Richard. Nicholas
William “Arkhurst
Robert Weaver
Wilson
Scott Zech
David Frazier
Bruce ‘Hillips
Melvin, Williams
Ralph Barron
David Felts
Franklin Gammon
Jerry Jackson
John Parkhurst
Russellookout
John C. Carvey
Indianapolis
Marion
Munc
Dr Elver Adcock Honored At Testimonial Dinner Here
Dr Elver F Adcock longtime treasurer and secretary of the Board Missions of the Church of God was feted at a testimonial dinner at Edgewood Country Club. About 100 guests heard speakers praise his 35 years of service including his work in ME and MF. A Maine Calif vacation gift was presented to him and his wife, with remarks on his long association with the board and its officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elver F. Adcock
Board of
Church Extension and Home
Missions
Church of God
Edgewood Country
St. John’s Hospital
Bruce Buck
Forrest
Con Berlain
J.T. Taylor
Carlos Hummel
Bone Sa Ee
James Kers
Adcock
Yermo
Calif
Myron Folsom
Maine
Speaker
A. F. Allen
Ward St
Marcus Folsom
Silver St
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U.S
Nine
Smith
Gospel Trumpet Company
Auto Workers Plan
General Motors Department of
North
Peters
Osal
Associated Press
Ihewapasa
Weiner
Laura Jane Irons
Nowata
Okla
Raymond Murphy
Army Reserve
Elver F
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