Stevenson’s Plane Avoids Stone Attack in Bogota
UPI reports U.S. Ambassador Adlai Stevenson escaped a likely stoning by Communist students when his plane diverted from Bogotá’s international airport to a secured military field. Diplomats’ cars were pelted at the civilian airport, with Spanish Ambassador Alfredo Sánchez Bella’s rear window smashed. Security steered Stevenson to Techo air base as protests and threats shadowed his Latin American tour for Kennedy’s alliance for progress.
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Bogota
Colombia
UPI
U.S
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Inter-national Airport
Alfredo Sanchez Bella
Sanchez Bella
National University
Techo
TLS
Goodby
Alberto Villastres
Spain
Quito
Ecuador
South America
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Julio Cesar Turbay Ayala
Fulton Freeman
U S Recalls Dean Geneva Delegate May Not Return
A local editorial discusses Project A redevelopment in Anderson. It details blighted homes, street improvements, and gymnasium parking plans affecting residents including an elderly crippled woman on pension. Realtors from the Anderson Board of Realtors handle property appraisals over thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Dean
Geneva
Mediani
Anderson Board of Realtors
Cotur
Nuclear Sessions Stalled as Envoy Is Recalled
Washington recalls Arthur H. Dean from Geneva amid stalled nuclear test ban talks. A high source says no progress makes a top negotiator pointless, yet recall not a break with negotiations. Kennedy warned Moscow that the talks cannot continue indefinitely without real safeguards.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Arthur H. Dean
Geneva
Dean
U.S
Kennedy
Moscow
Russia
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Vijena
Kremlin
State Department
Chet Holifield
Dcalif
Joint Congressional] Atomic Committee
Threats Made Against Riders In Alabama Bus Stop
The first group of freedom riders to reach Alabama since a judge barred the state faced a hostile crowd and bomb scare threats. Nine riders five Black and four white exited a Greyhound from Atlanta amid rain, planning to head to Jackson Mississippi next day. About 60 officers guarded the terminal as the fire department received two anonymous calls warning of bombs, prompting a terminal search minutes before the bus's arrival.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPD
Freedom Riders
Alabama
Greyhound
Atlanta
Jackson
Miss
Calum
School Bill Stalled By Foes Coalition Moves Block House Action
The House Rules Committee, in closed session, voted 9 to 6 to block a Kennedy backed measure carrying federal aid for public schools. Conservatives allied with Catholic groups gained their first victory of the year as party members shift in committee control.
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House Rules Committee
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
House
Sam Rayburn
Rules Committee
House Education Committee
Adem Clayton' Powell
D-N.y
iFriday Nicht
Anderson High to Dedicate New Gym November 22
The Anderson High School board announced a Wednesday November 22 gym dedication game between the Indians and Madison Heights Pirates. Plans for the historic night include rental rules review, cafeteria program expansion, and further study of facility issues. A $94,233.18 paving bid for multiple campuses was approved, with hot lunch and school supplies contracts also approved.
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Anderson High School
Indians
Madison Heights Pirates
Madison Heights Hich
Anderson
Indiana
Acme Pausing Co
New York Central Railroad
Park Place
Hiawatha
Shadeland
Meadowbrook
Riley School
Fortville Trucker Believed Dead In Semi Wreck
A truck driver, tentatively identified as William Byron Cook of Fortville Indiana, died when his tractor-trailer overturned on a rain slicked highway near Nashville Tennessee. Investigators say the Bova Foit Co. of Louisville owned the truck loaded with peaches. The charred body was removed after about 45 minutes. police initially believed a second man was present, but only one body was found.
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William Byron Cook
Fortville
Ind
Nashville
Tenn
Bova Fouit Co
Louisville
Elephant on Dallas Lawn Baffles Patrolmen
In East Dallas, Patrolmen W A Everitt and R L Cargile encounter a 3,000 pound elephant named Stormy from a traveling show on a shopping center tour. The animal charged the officers prompting a radio call with a humorous dispatch. The owner arrived and tranquilized the elephant.
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Dallas
Tex
W. A. Everitt
R. L. Cargile
Church of God appoints eight to national boards at New Albany meeting
At a mass meeting in New Albany Indiana incumbents filled seven national agency seats. Rev Lawrence E Reynolds, Dr Loren Rohr and Rev Ross Minkler were named to five year terms with others elected to three year or one year terms. The session opened in Anderson College gymnasium with a keynote by Rev John Kane. Page 2 continues.
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Ind
Music Hall
Otis L. Johnson
Warsaw
Park Place Church
R. Dale Whalen
Winchester
College Gymnasium
Anderson High School
Ross Minkler
Louisville
New Albany
Glory of God
Church of God
Lawrence E. Reynolds
Anderson
Ross H. Minkler
Lan
Jal Assembly
John H. Kane
Oscar
Simpson
Palo Alto
Calif
Philco Corporation
Government
Jack Boyer
Springfield
Ohio
Assem Jin
Hutchinson
Sessions
Eon
Worthington
Anderson College
Ita
Diana Supreme Court
Har
Board of Christian Education
Andersonjold E
Paull
Arlo Newell
St. Louis
Froehlich
Tenafly
N. J
Esther Kirkpatrick
W. Dale Oldham
Parks
Kenneth E. Kinion
Muskogee
Wear Place
Church of God Here
Deliv
Okla
Ray W. Keith.Sterns
Board of Church Extension and Home Missions
Paul Robinson
la Crescenta
O. C. Lewis
Sikeston
Womer
Gospel Trumpet Company
Dewayne Bell
Glendale
Earl L. Martin
Guy Perry
Indianapolis
Loren Owen
Missionary Board
John Robbs
Hialeah
Fla.c
Lester A. Crose
W. W
Hamilton Road paving planned and White River bridge replacement
The Board of Commissioners revealed plans to pave a 7 mile reach of Hamilton Road from Cross Street to Ind 128 and to replace the rickety White River bridge north of Chesterfield. Easements for a 40 foot right of way are mostly secured. about six landowners have not yet granted. The project, built by a State Highway Department contract, will be funded with federal aid and county costs about 25 percent. The annual Farm Tour accompanies the event with farmers and industrial leaders visiting local farms and industrial plants in the area.
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Board of Commissioners
Hamilton Road
Cross St
Ind. 128
White River
Chesterfield
Ralph McCord
Fed
State Highway Department
McCord
Farm Bureau
Anderson
jChamber of Commerce
Hamilton
Edge of
Frankton
South Side
Handiej
Farm
Madison County Farm Bureau
Anderson Chamber of Cammerce
Walter Hayes
Horace Hayes
Joe Whistler
Evan Wilson
Mrs. Hore Old Whistler
Jim Wilson
Herold
Crumbling U S Goodwill Road Highlights Aid Waste
The Phnom Penh to Sihanoukville highway built two years ago as a symbol of U S Cambodian friendship is deteriorating due to heavy rains. Cost has risen from 153 million to over 39 million national currency. President Kennedy seeks 2.3 to 3 million more for patching as House subcommittee probes aid program waste and contractor engineer disputes.
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Washington
UPC
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Sihanoukville
Gulf of Siam
United States
Southeast Asia
Kennedy
Congress
House
Porter Wo Hardy Jr
International Cooperation Administration
ICA
U.S
Hardy
Spring Dribbles Out With Cold Lingering Rain
The Associated Press reports a cold rainy farewell day in Indiana with cool temperatures lingering into early summer. Weather Bureau forecasts show highs rarely reaching the 60s and 70s, with modest warming by Thursday. Northern Indiana saw substantial season-ending rain amounts, including Warsaw 1.87 inches, Monticello 1.17, and Rochester 1.06.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Warsaw
Monticello
Rochester
U S Accuses Czech Diplomat of Espionage Ties
The United States accuses Miroslav Naevalac, a Czech UN delegate, of heading Czechoslovakian intelligence work. It released four secretly taken photos showing alleged payments to an American language instructor to obtain secret information. The U S demanded Naevalac be ousted for espionage. the Czech government refused.
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Washington
United States
United Nations
State Department
Lincoln White
Miroslav Naevalac
U.N
Daz Hammarskjold
Naevalac
Karel Hiasny
Army Language School
Mont Calif
San Francisco
White
Hlasny
Nacvalac
Wasny
Nac Vafac
Hammarskjold
Charles P. Noyes
Clayton Frischey
U.S
New York
Boys Aid Derby Hill Fund Campaign in Madison Avenue Park
Eight high school boys in four teams will solicit funds from about 25 civic groups to finish Anderson Derby Downs track a Soap Box Derby slope in Madison Avenue Park. Denny Weatherford says $25,000 is still needed for asphalt paving fill dirt and fencing to ready the course for the July 19 race.
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Anderson Derby Downs
Madison Avenu ‘Park
Anderson High School
Anderson Derby Downs, Inc
Denny Weatherford
Akron
Ohio
White River
Three youths linked to string of local breakins police say
Police detectives and juvenile authorities captured Edward Gene Johns 24 David Bruce Stanley 21 and Alber Burton 17 and charged them in a series of about 10 breakins. The trio tied to the New Community Hospital thefts Melcher's Tavern Byrum Block Co and two warehouses plus a North Anderson house raid. A stolen car belonging to Burton Ellis 21 15 was recovered five minutes after the theft and two teens aged 14 and 15 were arrested nearby.
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Edward Gene Johns
North Anderson
David Bruce J Stanley
Silver St
Alber
Burton
Crystal St
Johns
Stanley
New ‘Community Hospital
Melcher's Tavern
Broadway
Byrum Block Co
Hill St. Co
Container Corp
Burton V Ellis
25Th St
Pole
19Th Sand Arrow Ave
Local Youths Attend DePauw Leaders Session
Seven local youths are slated to attend the 30th annual state Junior Leader conference at DePauw University in Greencastle Indiana. Delegates include Louis Sayre Pat Mahan and others sponsored by Kiwanis clubs of Alexandria Elwood Anderson and Mounds. Russell J. Humbert DePauw president will welcome delegates with 4-H activities and evening sessions scheduled.
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DePauw University
Greencastle
Madison County
Atglude
Louis Sayre
Pat x Mahan
Alexandria Kiwanis Club
Greg Gardner i
Elwood Kiwanis Club
Cela Lamper
Connie Woodward
Anderson Kiwanis Club
George Edward Hallowell
Baana Keesling
Mounds
Anis
Suny
Purdue Am Hy
Agreultural Extension Service
Indiana District of Kiwanisnternational Cooperative
Russell J. Humbert
de Pauw
Job TB Taylor
Swader
Kiya Wall
New Arrivals in Anderson and Vicinity
Barn at St. John's Hospital welcomes Mr and Mrs Ken Montgomery a Fay and Mr and Mrs Larry Davis at 2301 Dewey also Mrs dlohn Gilbert of 337 W 2nd St.
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St. John’s Hospital
Ken Montgomery
Larry Davis
Dewey
Dlohn Gilbert
W. 2Nd St
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Board
Comancarad Bar
Madican
U.S. Goodwill
Derby Hill Fund
Robert Graham
Fraternal Order of Police
Gary
DePauw
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