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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1960

Page

7

Patterson Regains Title With Fifth Round Knockout

Floyd Patterson, 25, knocked out Ingemar Johansson in the fifth round to regain the heavyweight title. The Swede had previously floored Patterson twice in the bout, but Patterson landed decisive punches and won amid a bedlam of cheers.

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Charles Swinford Named AMVET Head at Indiana convention

Charles Swinford named AMVET state head after caucus in Indianapolis. He has led delegates to national AMVET convention and served as local post commander. Two Anderson men were named delegates to the Indiana AMVET department. Other officers named include Royd Creason, Markleville. L Wayne Hoover, Muncie. Floyd Jacobsen, Cedar Lake. Robert Johnson, Connersville. Frank Corns, Lowell. Kenneth Lee, Muncie. Reuben Robinson, Connersville. Ercel Keller, Muncie. Leo Voisard, Muncie. Martha Swinford listed as AMVET Auxiliary officer.

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Interesting Things Happen At St. Johns Hospital

Two new mothers at St. Johns Hospital have twins born within 24 hours. The first set to Bernard and Mary Deavers on May 19 includes Phillip Ray at 2:38 pm weighing 7 pounds and Phillis Ray at 2:42 pm weighing 6 pounds. The second set to Ernest and Phyllis Collis on May 20 include a 7 pound infant.

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Car theft arrests in Lawrence and Anderson

An Anderson man and a Lawrence woman were arrested by city police on a vehicle taking complaint issued in Lawrence. The woman said she thought the car belonged to her husband and had been driving it for some time while the husband claimed ownership on a time basis. The vehicle, reported stolen at 5 p.m. Monday, was found after a tip to officers Kenneth Hosier Donald Perechinsky and Ernest Barth who detained the pair at the Indiana 67 and Main Street Road intersection at 6:15 p.m.

Anderson Lawrence Ind Andersen Kenneth Hosier Donald Perechinsky Ernest Barth Ind. 67 Main Street Rd

Senate Passes Tax Extensions Curbs Deductions

The Senate approved a revised 4.5 billion tax extension bill that would remove some business deduction schemes and the present tax credit on dividends. The measure keeps the 10 percent tax on local phone calls telegrams and travel tickets as approved by the House.

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Nixon Urges U N Hunger Aid Program At Minot Rally

Vice President Richard M. Nixon proposed a United Nations feed the hungry program to use farm surpluses from the United States and other producers to aid needy nations. He touted the plan at a White House talks and a Minot, North Dakota rally, calling it a major step in turning surpluses into assets and stressing expanded farm research and market development.

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Chaos at London Airport as seven planes unload in half an hour

In a chaotic scene at Lenton Air Port on Monday seven transatlantic airliners touched down within minutes leaving hundreds of exhausted travelers stranded outside the arrival buildings. Limited space caused long delays, making some passengers wait longer to reach central London than the journey across the Atlantic. Plans to ease the congestion are under discussion.

London Everyon Lenton Atlantic London Center

Sixty Car Check Queens Feted at Madison County Dinner

Eleven 1960 Car Check Queens were honored at a Don's Restaurant dinner in Anderson Ind. for weeks of car safety activities. A trophy and plaque were awarded to Contract Carriers Inc. of Anderson for first place in Indiana in a national safety competition by the American Trucking Association. The award was presented by the Anderson Chamber Safety Committee to J. A. Hanna and colleagues.

Madison County Don's Ind. 109 Contract Carriers, Inc Anderson Indiana American Trucking Association, Inc

Eisenhower Returns to American Soil in Honolulu

President Eisenhower arrived in Honolulu with about 200000 cheering residents and multiracial crowds. He appeared tired yet in excellent spirits after a Far East tour and planned to play golf at Kaneohe Marine Air Station, with nine holes Monday and full 18 Tuesday, after a brief rest and lunch. He landed from Wake Island and the Republic of Korea, greeted by Hawaii Governor William F. Quinn, Adm. Harry Felt, and other officials.

Honolulu UPI Eisenhower Kaneohe Marine Air Station Wakesland Republic of Korea Hawaii William F. Quinn Adm Harry D. Felt Pacific Forces Kaneohe Coliseum Welsha Viners Cennes Steinwedel Seymour Yokota Air Base Pacific James C. Hagerty E. P. Aurand Gov. Quinn Koolau Range Pali Tananesa

Welsh Holds Democrat Lead for Governor Nomination

Indiana coverage notes State Sen. Matthew E. Welsh leading in the Democratic race for governor at the state convention. The six man field for second place heated up as Nelson Grills and others entered the fray while Welsh and state Auditor Albert Steinwedel vie for the top spot.

Indianapolis Matthew E. Welsh Albert A. Steinwedel Welsh Steinwedel Yayew Ign Cyutilge Ian Nelson J Grills

Airport Dedication Plans Formulated

Realization of the new airport centers on a July dedication with Mayor Ferguson and Humphrey leading speakers. Blue Angels commander Zeb Knott, D L Boyes of Delco Remy, and many state and federal aviation officials named for ceremonies and honorary roles.

Ferguson Zeb Knott The Blue Angels D. L. Boyes Man Lager Delco-Remy Division Humphrey Jare Jack Pihl C. F. Hardy Elmo Funk Floyd Stoetling Russell Merritt Roger Elpers Harold W. Handley Oswald Ryan Anderson Federal Civil Aeronautics Agency Lindell Hale Federal Aviation ‘Authority Larry Riley Hale Richard Cunningham Indiana Col. Clarence Aviation Commission A. W. Compton E. E. Schnitzius John Peters State Highway Commission C. D. Rotruck Ovor Robert Forison Elwood Jas Steinwedel Steinwedel Fisenhower Charles Humphrey Funk Dea U. S. Navy Navy Blue Angel Squadron 101St Airborne Division Ralph Ferguson Billy Parker Bartlestville Okla Wright Brothers

Muncie Girl Dies In Flaming Auto

Sharon Jett, 19, of Muncie died in a crash at the Storey’s Truck Stop at the Madison-Delaware County line. The vehicle struck two gasoline pumps, gasoline spilled, and flames engulfed the car. Passersby pulled Jett from the burning wreck, but she died from asphyxiation and burns. Police and investigators, including Sheriff Mel Hornbeck and State Trooper Robert Baldwin, said the fatality occurred at 10:49 am Sunday and that minor injuries were treated at Madison County hospital. Survivors include Mr. and Mrs. Henzrethers of Clarence New Mexico.

Muncie Madison County St. John's Hospital Sharon Jett Fred Hidey Persinger Indiana Storey Stough Madison - Dela Ware Mel Hornbeck Frank Dawson Redkeyam Post Delaware County Gaylord P Dale Horr Richard Hui- Stough Ford S. Ebright Jett Henzrethers Clarence

Emmy Awards Presented Carney Wins On Humor

Hollywood AP report on the 12th annual TV Academy Awards. Art Carney wins top humor prize for The Art Carney Special VIP produced by David Susskind. Carney marks three prior Emmys while competing in other categories. Huckie Gerry Hound Cartoon wins best children’s program. Benny show writers cited for comedy writing. CBS Twentieth Century was honored as outstanding program in music. Bernstein and Young People's Concerts recognized for music and variety achievements.

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New Arrivals Honor Bergman and Olivier in TV Debuts

The piece honors Ingrid Bergman and Laurence Olivier as top dramatic performers of 1989 to 1960 era television. Bergman, a two time Oscar winner, earned acclaim for The Turn of the Screw in her American TV debut, while Olivier was lauded for The Moon and Sixpence in his TV debut.

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