Eichmann Abduction Sparks U.N. Security Council Debate
Israel opposes Security Council action on Argentina's complaint over the Eichmann abduction. Argentina seeks recognition of sovereignty violation and reparations including return of Eichmann, punishment for Israelis, and apologies. Key talks involve Meir and Frondizi Ben-Gurion to meet later in the week.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
Israel
Argentina
Adolf Eichmann
United Nations Security Council
Council
Eichmann
Comay
Madison County GOP delegates prep for 1960 Indiana convention
Madison County Republicans met at 1127 Main St last night to elect Raby H. Roberts county chairman for the state convention debate. Delegates will convene in Indianapolis with a Madison County headquarters in the Claypool Hotel rooms 746 and 748 open Thursday and Friday. At 6 pm Thursday a 5th District caucus at the Columbia Club will select officers and delegates to the national convention plus presidential electors. Four Madison County men were named to convention duties as sergeant at arms usher assistant door keeper and clerk.
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Raby H. Roberts
Madison County
Indiana State Fairgrounds Coliseum
Indianapolis
GOP
Main St
Republican Party
Roberts
John H. Chesnut
Claypool
Columbia Club
Harold FE
Anderson
Supreme Court
Jack Zettle
Alexandria
Hamilton Bridge Project Delayed
The Hamilton Bridge project on County Rd 600 W is postponed until after January 1 due to finances. The $225,000 project will be half funded by federal matching dollars and requires right of way from adjacent landowners before construction can begin.
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Hamilton
Harold Foust
Board of County Commissioners
Foust
Board of Commissioners
John Hersberger
Faust
White River
Hamilton Road
State Flood Control Board
Montreal-Wolverton Col, Inc
Indianapolis
Anderson
Lightning strikes church during service in Leicester
A congregation of more than 300 at St James the Greater in Leicester sang prayers as lightning hit the church. Dust showered the area but no injuries were reported, damage described as negligible and the service continued without interruption.
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Leicester
England
US Delays Treaty Action in Senate Debate
In Washington the Senate pledged a vote on the Japanese American security treaty after a half hour debate on Wednesday, amid pressure to ratify. Secretary of State Herter urged swift approval due to renewed anti treaty riots in Japan as leftist protests disrupted government events there. Nobusuke Kishis cabinet and Emperor Hirohito gave final approval despite protests, signaling a tense political moment as the pact awaits Senate action.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Christian A. Herter
Japan
Herter
Senate Appropriations
U.S
Eisenhower
Nobusuke Kishis
Hirohito
Tokyo
Dr Hallie Farmer Dies After Arrival in Washington DC
Dr Hallie Farmer 68 of 1213 Indi ana Ave a native of Anderson and longtime educator died Monday in Washington DC after arriving for a meeting of the American Association of University Women She collapsed after calling friends while in a telephone booth and died en route to George Washington Hospital, following a 29 year career ending with retirement in June 1956.
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Hallie Farmer
Indiana Ave
Anderson
Washington
George Washington Hospital
Welsh Wins Democratic Nomination For Indiana Governor
State Sen. Matthew E. Welsh won the Democratic nomination for governor by a two to one margin over State Auditor Albert Steinwedel at the Indiana convention. Welsh received 1,561 votes to Steinwedel’s 780, with Earl M. Utterback named as Welsh’s running mate. Steinwedel, congratulating Welsh, pledged support as coalition backers shifted late, including Nelson G. Grills and Secretary of State John R. Walsh.
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Indianapolis
Matthew E. Welsh
Albert A. Steinwedel
Indiana
Welsh
Stein
Wedel
Ralph Tucker
Terre Haute
Steinwedel
Earl M. Utterback
Kokomo
State Committee
Steinweder
State Fairgrounds Coliseum
Nelson G. Grills
John R. Walsh
Anderson
Tucker
Lafayette
Eisenhower Plans TV Address After Far East Tour Change
President Eisenhower, resting in Hawaii, will report to the nation after returning to Washington about his Far East tour including the canceled Tokyo visit. His Philippines Korea and Formosa trips were called completely successful, and Okinawa visit viewed as worthwhile. The president golfed with a new set of clubs in light rain as aides monitor global reactions to Tokyo fallout.
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Honolulu
Eisenhower
Washington
Tokyo
Hawaii
White House
Philippines
Korea
Formosa
Herter
Okinawa
Anti Castro Bombings Rise in Miramar Suburb
In Havana a surge of anti Castro terrorism grows with at least two blasts in Miramar, a plush suburb near a people restaurant and the Gulf beach front. No injuries reported. damage unspecified. The attacks come as Cuba rejects a US protest over expulsion of embassy staff and amid a broader anti US campaign tied to Monroe Doctrine rhetoric.
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Havana
API
Miramar
Mexican Gulf Beach
United States
Cuba
Americas
el Mundo
One Day Airline Pilot Strike Collapses
An 11 day wildcat walkout by Eastern Airline pilots collapsed under court and union pressure. Pan American pilots’ stomach ache epidemic subsided and National Airlines crews canceled a scheduled early morning walkout. By Tuesday most Eastern flights resumed near normal levels with forecasts for full service within 24 hours. Pan Am reported 25 sick pilots returned to work. only one flight was canceled.
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Eastern
Pan American Airlines
National Airlines
Atlanta
Miami
Chicag
New York City
Malcolm A. Macintyre
EAL
MacIntyre
Hull Sidelines Foe In Collegiate Play
Anderson's Miss Julie Hull, former Indiana Women's champion, defeated Wanda Lowell of Texas 3 and 2 in the first round of the Women's National Collegiate Tournament in Palo Alto California.
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Anderson
Julie Hull
Indiana
Wanda Lowell
University of Texas
Palo Alto
Calif
Athletic head named at AHS amid administrative reorg
The Anderson School Board reorganized the high school's administration. Joseph Sparks was named athletic director, replacing duties once held by the assistant principal, while Don Pyle became the new Dean of Boys. Clifford Swift retains the assistant principal duties and the athletic director role split ends with the new gym project next year. Sparks, a 13 year veteran with IU degrees and multiple coaching roles, and Pyle, a Denver graduate, bring athletic and teaching experience to their posts. The board also approved reinvesting 590000 in 91 day U S Treasury Bills from a gym bond issue.
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Anderson Public Schools
Don Pyle
Joseph Sparks
Anderson High School
Central Junior High School
Clifford Swift
David L. Adams
Sparks
Ent Athletic Council
Indiana University
Anderson
Bernice
West 8Th Street Road
Scottie
Monte
Pyle
Portland
Oregon
University of Denver
Ball State
U. S. Treasury
Fichmann Will Be Discussed
In Brussels Ben-Gurion and Frondizi plan a late week meeting to address the Adolf Eichmann case. Ben-Gurion insists Israel will not surrender Eichmann to Argentina and cites sovereignty. Frondizi says Argentina seeks Eichmann’s return and favors trial by an international court where crimes occurred.
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Brussels
UPI
David Ben-Gurion
Arturo Frondizi
Adolf Eichmann
Ben-Gurion
Israel
The
Hague
Eichmann
Argentina
Mamie Eisenhower Returns Home From Walter Reed
Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower came back to the White House from Walter Reed Army Medical Center after a three week stay for acute asthmatic bronchitis. She was released and said to be feeling fine. The First Lady entered hospital May 31 during President Eisenhower's preparations for a Far Eastern trip.
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Washington
UPI
Mamie Eisenhower
White House
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Anne Wheaton
Eisenhower
Walter Reed
Nixon Sees US Economy Unmatched Says Growth Policies Flawed
Vice President Richard M. Nixon argued the American economy cannot be surpassed this century and criticized growth oriented policies. He blamed miscalculations by the State Department for riots in Venezuela and Tokyo related to Eisenhower. He outlined a GOP platform emphasizing private enterprise aid, inflation and unemployment action, and funding for schools, roads, urban development, and tech research. He refused to predict the Republican nomination but said he would bet on himself.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
United States Economie
Nixon
State Department
Venezuela
Eisenhower
Tokyo
Christian Herter
GOP
U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Handley Plane Lands Safely in Helena After Delay
Gov Harold Handley of Indiana and three others landed safely in Helena Montana after a private plane ran over an hour overdue due to strong headwinds up to 60 miles per hour. The party reported the trip over eastern Montana caused the delay before landing at about 8 15 p m MST. Handley was en route to address the Montana Republican convention and had informed Gov Hugo Aronson of the planned arrival time. Along with Handley were his son Kenneth 14 a friend and the pilot.
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Helena
Mont
Harold W. Handley
Indiana
Montana
Handley
Hugo Aronson
Aronson
Kenneth
Annual Farm Tour Attracts City Residents In 1960
The 1960 Farm Tour co sponsored by the Madison County Farm Bureau and the Anderson Chamber of Commerce drew many city residents. They toured the Charles and Orville Oldham farm the reformatory grounds at Pendleton and heard soil tests and farm talks. Winners were Carl Cleaver Henry Rinker and John M Doyle. Prizes included two hams and a case of oil.
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Charles and
Orville Oldham
Indiana Reformatory
Penal Institution
Keith Southworth
George Chambers
Herman Sharritt
Dallas Miller
Blanchard Cochran
Harold Berry
Herald
Madison County Farm Bureau
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Pendleton Reformatory
Oldham Farm
Carl Cleaver
Henry Rinker
John M. Doyle
Edge Packing Company
Ohio Oil Company
John Chaille
Wendell Kirkham
Clint Morgan
Madison County Soil Conservation Service
Indiana State Reformatory
Pendleton
Reformatory
Paul Piease
Japan approves treaty as leftists threaten protests
Premier Nobusuke Kishi's cabinet and Emperor Hirohito gave final approval to the US Japan security pact amid mass demonstrations by leftists, students, and unions. Sohyo called a nationwide strike while a student spokesman warned against U.S. Ambassador MacArthur II during documents exchange.
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Tokyo
UPI
Nobusuke Kishi
Hirohito
Japan
U.S
Sohyo Labor Confederation
Douglas MacArthur II
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Tingfu F. Tsiang
China
Michael Comay
Golda Meir
Mario Amadeo
Fich
Paul O'Neill
Carl W. Smith
John Scott
Harold J. Anderson
Women's Republican Club Board
Grace Woodward
C. J. Stanley
Louis Hitchcock
Paul McCord
Nelle Hammond
Kenneth Ahrendt
Washington D.C
Ike
Nation
UP International
Hull
AHS
Fichmann
Mamie
Medical Center
St. John’s Hospital
Bernard Peters
E. 5Th St
Hilton White
Daleville
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