U N To Consider Eichmann Case At UN Council
The United Nations Security Council was to meet to weigh Argentina's complaint over Israels abduction of Adolf Eichmann. Israel argued the case touched sovereignty and cautioned the council must not overstep its bounds. Argentine President Frondizi and Israeli Premier Ben Gurion were to confer as Golda Meir prepared to address the council, with the abduction provoking calls for reparation and concerns about international peace.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPD
Internationaljmann
Argentina
Israel
Adolf Bicho” Tsiang
China
Israel Mann
Michael
United Nations Security Comay
Artura
Eichmann
Mario Comay
Tsiang
Amadeo
Coun-U.n
Comay
Ated
Eichand
GOP Delegates Gather for Indiana State Convention
Madison County delegates and two alternates, elected to attend the 1960 Indiana State Republican Convention in Indianapolis, gathered at GOP Headquarters for a briefing on convention details. County Chair Raby H. Roberts announced appointments, filing deadlines, and room setups at the Claypool Hotel as plans moved toward the Friday convention.
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Baby H. Roberts
Madison County
Indiana State Fairgrounds Coliseum
Indianapolis
Indiana
Gates
GOP
Main St
Delebriefing
Roberts
John H
Chesnut
Mad Lto
Kneyde JSON County
Inshed
Harold E. Achor
Anday
Derson
Supremetion
Madison
5Th
Dis Heen
Columbial
Roberts Antime
Jack Zettle
Alexan
Twoldria
Atarms
Hamilton Bridge Project Delayed
The Hamilton Bridge project on County Road 600 West is delayed until next year due to funding limits. The $225,000 bridge, to replace a seven year old White River crossing, will be financed half by county funds and half by federal matching dollars, with further state matching possible in 1961. Right of way negotiations begin and no bids will be let until funds are available. the 490 foot concrete span sits six miles west of Anderson near Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Harold Foust
Board of County Commissioners
Foust
Board of Commissioners
John Hersberger
White River
Hamilton Road
State Flood Control Board
Monical Wolverton Col. Inc
Indianapolis
Anderson
US Delays Treaty Action In Senate Japan Security Pact Drift
Washington AP report states the Senate delays ratification of a Japanese American security pact amid anti treaty riots in Japan. Secretary of State Herter urged quick approval while noting leftist demonstrations that disrupted Eisenhower’s plan and affected officials. Tokyo cabinet and Emperor approved the pact amid protests.
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Washington
APD
Senate
Christian A. Herter
Japan
Herter
Senate Appropriations
U.S
Lightning Strikes Church During Morning Service in Leicester
In Leicester England a congregation of more than 30 at St James the Greater church sang a hymn when lightning struck the building. Dust fell but no injuries were reported and damage remained negligible as the service continued.
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Leicester
England
Educator Hallie Farmer Dies in Washington DC Arrival
Dr Hallie Farmer 68 of 1213 Indiana Ave an Anderson native and noted educator died unexpectedly Monday in Washington DC after arriving for a meeting of the American Association of University Women She collapsed in a phone booth after disembarking the plane and died in an ambulance en route to George Washington Hospital
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Hallie Parmer
Indiana Ave
Anderson
Washington, DC
Washington
American Association of University Women
Farmer
AAT
George Washington Hospital
Welsh Selected For Democrat Governor Race
IndianaState Sen Matthew E Welsh won the Democratic nomination for governor by a two to one margin over State Auditor Albert Steinwedel after a sudden death ballot. The late night result showed 1 561 votes for Welsh and 786 for Steinwedel in one of Indiana history's most heated pre convention campaigns.
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Indianapolis
Matthew E. Welsh
Albert A. Steinwedel
Indiana
Welsh
Steinsndal
One Day Plane Pilot Strike Collapses in Campaign Tradeoffs
A chaotic political and airline labor scene unfolds as Welsh secures the nomination with Utterback as running mate after a fractured coalition backed Steinwedel. Amid campaign rhetoric, pilots from Eastern, Pan American, and National airlines return to work under federal pressure, signaling a quick restoration of services as investigations and court actions loom.
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wWouck
Welsh
Ralph Tucker
Terre Haute
Steinwedel
Earl M. Utterback
Kokomo
John R. Walsh
Anderson
Steinwede
Tucker
Lafayette
Malcolm A. MacIntyre
EAL
MacIntyre
Tall Eastern
Pan American
Pan-Am
Federal Aviation Agency
FFA
UP International
Eastern
Pany American Airlines
National Airlines
Atlanta
Miami
Chitceg
New York City
Anti-Castro Bombings Hit Miramar Suburb
Cuban government faces a spike in terror as anti-Castro groups trigger two bombs in Miramar near the people’s restaurant and along the Mexican Gulf beach front. No injuries reported and damage not yet clear. The blasts mark a rising wave of attacks amid U.S. protests and Cuban propaganda against the Monroe Doctrine.
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Havana
APL
Miramar
Mexican Gulf Beach
United States
Cuba
Americas
el Mundo
Hull Sidelines Foe In Collegiate Play
Anderson's Miss Julie Hull, former Indiana Women's champion, ousted Miss Wanda Lowell. University of Texas each 3 and 2 in the first round of the Women's National Collegiate Tournament yesterday at Palo Alto California.
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Anderson
Julie Hull
Indiana
Wanda Lowell
University of Texas
Palo Alto
Calif
Anderson High selects new athletic director and dean
Joseph Sparks is elevated to athletic director duties at Anderson High, overseeing programs from elementary to high school, while Don Pyle becomes high school dean of bays. Clifford Swift remains assistant principal and athletic director as the board reshapes the administrative structure. Sparks brings IU degrees and a long coaching record, while Pyle, a Denver graduate and former Portland teacher, adds wrestling and football coaching credentials.
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Anderson Public Schools
Don Pyle
Joseph Sparks
Dipens Athletic Council
An-serve
Derson High School
Anderson Pub
Schouse
Central Junior High School
Bays
Clifford Swift
David L. Adams
Sparks
Indiana University
Anderson
Bernice
West Ath Street Road
Scottie
Monte
Pyle
Portland
Oregon
University of Denver
Brussels
UPI
Isareli
Ball State
Mier
David Ben-Gurion
Art Pyle
Jean
Livergentine
Arturo Frondizi
Maplewood
Kerry
Kathy
Mike
Adolf Eichmann
Ben-Gurion
Swift
Israel
Hague
E. Ebbertt
Eichmann
Argentina
Frondizi
U.S. Treasury
Bern
Tater
Jane Wen Puiyane Yiene Aeceuse
Washington
Mamie Eisenhower
White House
Eas
Walter Reed Army Medical
Gov. Handley
Anne Wheaton
Montana Republic
Hugo
Eisenhower
Walter Aronson
Montana
Gov. Aronson
Helena
Kenneth
Handley Plane Lands Safely in Helena
Governor Harold W. Handley of Indiana and a party of three landed safely in Helena Montana on Tuesday night amid initial fears for their safety. The AP dispatch notes the prompt recovery from the scare as the group arrived unharmed after the troubled flight.
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Helena
Mont
Harold W. Handley
Indiana
Annual Farm Tour Draws City Residents
The Madison County Farm Bureau and Anderson Chamber co sponsored a major Farm Tour in Madison County. City visitors toured the Charles and Orville Oldham farm, attended a luncheon at the Pendleton Reformatory, and later viewed reformatory facilities. Carl Cleaver won honors for guessing the steer weight and Henry Rin was named champion of the beef, with prizes including hams and a case of oil.
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Charles
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
Comia Merce
Charles and
Pen J ‘Dleton Reformatory
Oldham Farm
Indiana State
Reformatory
Paull
John M. Doyle
Eisenhower to address nation on Tokyo visit change
President Eisenhower plans a nationwide radio report after his Far East tour to include the cancellation of his Tokyo visit. He relaxes in Hawaii en route to Washington and is told the Philippines Korea Formosa trips were “completely successful.” He hails Okinawa support as a motorcade cheers 150,000 locals while 1,300 pro-Japanese demonstrators protest.
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Honolulu
Eisenhower
Washington
Tokyo
Hawaii
White House
Philippines
Korea
Formosa
Herter
Okinawa
Nixon Says US Economy Unmatched in Century
Vice President Richard M. Nixon told reporters that the United States economy cannot be surpassed in this century and ridiculed growthmanship tactics by critics. He warned against overreacting to Soviet claims and outlined his party’s economic program including support for private enterprise, anti inflation measures, and funding for schools and roads. Nixon, campaigning across four states in four days, said he would not predict the GOP nominee, but hinted he would bet on himself.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Nixon
State Department
Venezuela
Eisenhower
Tokyo
Christian Herter
GOP
Iial
U. S
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Japan Approves Treaty as Leftists Protests Erupt
In Tokyo Premier Nobusuke Kishi's cabinet approved the U S Japan security treaty and Emperor Hirohito quickly gave final approval amid massive leftist demonstrations. Thousands of students and activists crowded stations and streets in a tense display as final ratification appeared imminent despite surprise at the timing.
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Tokyo
UPI
Nobusuke Kishi
Hirohito
Japan
Pblic
Ater
U.S. Senate
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Carl W. Smith
John Scott
Harold J. Anderson
Women's Republican Club ‘Board
Grace Woodward
C. J. Stanley
Louis Hitchcock
Paul McCord
Nelle Hammond
Nelle Hammond, Mrs. ‘Kenneth Ahrendt
R. H. Roberts
William Hutton
JB. C. Toner
John Hershsberger
Edith Shetterly
W. L. Hollingsworth
Mr. Foust
Hallie Farmer
Washington D.C
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Hull
AHS
Handley
Mamie
Medical Center
Ing
Enize Yacking Company
Ohio Oi Company
Jona Charlie
Wendell Kirkham
Amdent Morgan
Madison County Loi] Conservation Servce
Anderson and
St. John’s Bora Yest Hospital
Bernard Peters
Hilton White
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