Benson and Kefauver clash over farm program plan
Secretary Maria Benson and Senator Hileg Kefauver argued Friday over the Eisenhower administration’s farm policy. Kefauver projected up to 1.8 billion dollars in added farm income if administration plans are properly implemented, while Benson defended adherence to Congress’s law and urged caution for farmers about plowing under crops until county committees approve.
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Eldora
Secretary of Agriculture
Maria Benson
Hileg Kefauver
Eisenhower
Congress
Jungra
Renn
Tesson
Wei
Kefavor
Melanver
Dan
Benson
Agriculture Department
Benson-Kefanver
Washington
Avliy
Storms Roar Across Midwest Bringing Floods and Loss
Severe thunderstorms moved through the central and southern United States Friday, flooding basements in Indiana and causing property damage in Iowa and Illinois. A tornado watch and heat relief forecasts followed as a cool front cut the heat in parts of the Plains and Midwest.
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Chicago
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Great Plains
Porthaid
Maine
Gulf Coast
Kansia
Nebraska
Indiana
Linton
Shoals
Ind
Warsaw
Iowa
Charles City
Wilson denounces Air Force funding pressure at Quantico
At Quantico a defense conference, Secretary Wilson condemned Senate moves to boost Air Force funding as phony. He warned against over spending and urged voters to pay taxes for defense while signaling possible Army manpower reductions. Eisenhower aides avoided comment on the dispute.
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Wilson
Anderson Herald
Congress
Senate Appropriations Committee
Sen
Bridges
Quantico
Wav
Quantica
Washington
Toiyay
Quanticn
Air Force
Fisenhower
James ©. Hagerty
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Senate
Boat Blaze Burns Two Women Off Santa Catalina Island
A boat cabin cruiser exploded near Santa Catalina Island injuring two women, Mrs. Hazel Foray 33 and Mrs. Gladys Hamlet 31. They were guests of Mrs. Dorothy B. Whitehead. Hamlet was rescued by a police officer after leaping into the water.
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Los Angeles
Twa
Bik Hart
Wonte
Hazel Foray
Gladys M. Hamlet
Santa Catalin Island
Dorothy B. Whitehead
Hamlet
Industrialists Back Sparks‘ Republican Run for Governor
Industrialists including John W. Pishee Robert D. Orr Same A. Rea Harvey Bradley and others endorse Frank Sparks for governor at a Republican convention. The Sparks endorsement comes from leaders of Ral Brothers Co Orr Iron Co Rea Magnet Wire Co and more, citing his ability to handle party duties. The piece also mentions a Chicago burglary with a $10 value and a local advertisement for blades at Jones Manufacturing.
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ITAA
Sparks
Crawfordsville
Jeffers
John W. Pishee
Ral Brothers Co
Manete
Robert D. Orr
Ite
Orr Iron Co
Evansville
Same A. Rea
Rea Magnet Wire Co
Fort Wayne
Harvey Bradley
Chairaman
Janes Laughlin Steel Wire House
Indianapolis
Ralph Veetor
Welylone
Reenlistment Rate Rises for US Sailors in Barapa 1958
Report notes a sharp rise in reenlistments among US sailors in Barapa during 1958 with 14,009 signing up in the first ten points of the year, surpassing the same period last year by a large margin.
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Barapa
Lane
Wilson Faces Pressure Over Controversy
A scrambled account describes President Eisenhower facing reaction to Wilson’s provocative remarks and a name misreading, with partisan lines forming as Democrats push for action while others defend the administration amid growing public attention.
Hall Predicts GOP Senate Takeover After Election
The Connecticut senator discussed appointing as platform chairman and said the platform would support the Eisenhower program. He predicted Republicans would win the Senate and House after the November elections, noting Democratic efforts to stress their nominee contrast with a brief GOP campaign outline. He reported no direct message from Eisenhower and indicated the Arrangements Committee postponed decisions on the San Francisco convention tour.
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Rege
Myra
Brown Beathers Harriman & Co
Averell Harriman
New York
Connecticut
Hall
Senate
Eisenhower
Piesenhower
Sherman
Adams
Ifo
San Francisco
Wilson Calls for Air Force Expansion Beyond Wings
President Wilson argues the Air Force can expand from 191 wings to 137 wings without increasing manpower, while noting total U S military strength around 2 005 million with Army 1 054 million Navy 621 778 Marine Corps 190 73 and Air Force about 410 500. He cites crew reductions as a factor in efficiency.
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Uiat
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Wilson
U S Steel, Union Clash Over Bargaining and Strike Threats
John A. Stephens of U S Steel accuses the United Steelworkers of refusing to bargain on a proposed contract and warns of repeated crises in the steel industry. He claims five major companies are coordinating to press the offer and labels the union strike-happy while the union denounces the package as inadequate.
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Pagn
John A. Stephens
US Steel
Sharae Hhat
Spimmey
Fayoll
Uninn
Stévl
Stephens
USW
Tn Ulthnatin Stephens
Virabal Aiet Topaly
Dé Sa Powertil
Interracial Fellowship Plans and Leadership Remarks
The Interracial Fellowship at the Church of God discussed a plan for Sir Yagima to return to Anderson after activities in New York. The assembly expressed appreciation for General Ministerial Assembly cooperation and noted progress in the church toward democratic leadership and inclusion of Asian and other peoples.
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Keiji Yashita
Fist
Church of God
Japan
Arthur Bito
Men's Christian Association of
Suimmry
Sir Yagima
Hriefly
Anderson
New York
Churest of God
Lastre
Cergaay
Degaint
Gabriel Dixon
St. Louis
Moreno Russel ON
Andersin Colnage
Matthias Noleox
Indianapolis
Maurice (Aldvel
Saltilly
Coah
General Ministerial Assembly
Swat
Continenta
Aly
Evry
Hospital Dismissals From St Johns and Nearby Towns
Dismissals listed include Afrs and Bessie Magrell of Middletown. Robert Ogden of Summitville. Howard Hoppes at 226 15th Sty Mir. Gwendola Maré Stanley of Tumrailville. Harold Foulds at 212 East Jayne.
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St. John's
Egypt and Soviet Offer on Dam Project Amid Turbulent Debates
Reports say Soviet Premier Shepilov offered 1.12 billion in interest free financing for a southern dam project. U.S., Britain, and the World Bank had previously approached Joseph Bowers and local officials to discuss funding as regional leaders debate the Nile power initiative.
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Nonnnure Tum
Faye Yan Mosrow
Shepilov
United States
Britain
World Bank
Joseph Bowers
Hiilst
Macy Fh McCarty
Nasser
Phillis Ann Hamilton
Nile
Wene Black
Nishal Ave
Walter F. McCarty
IL Lee Fleck
Daudter
Taalfi
Lennon and Son
Marine
Dallas Chambers
Amexantyia
Annahalle Eppley
Ales
St. ' Gut
Gertride A Schull
Port Vine Williamy
B. Brow
Delaware St
Mes
Micabeth Foster
Brown Steps
Vo Riegilds, Langetter
Kie ' Holphis C. Wallace
John Sparks
Mien
Taucitida Milus
Waltona
Congress Eyes Un American Hearings On War POW Propaganda
TEMPO reports hearings by the Un American Activities Committee into Communist propaganda among prisoners of war. A former prisoner denies drafting a letter urging an end to the Korean War. The Nation plans a new study on farm subsidies and a state highway program advances resurfacing in Indiana and nearby counties.
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Deam
Mouse Committee
Ilo
Congress
Marien
Hancock
Sigler
Emporia
Edgewood Country Club
Nursery Road
County Rd
Hunts
Vile
Pendleton
Huntsville
Road Projects Continued Amid Monday Digest
Road construction updates fill the Monday page with items on ongoing projects. The brief notes cover multiple streets, neighborhoods, and planned timelines, highlighting local infrastructure work and public works coordination.
Daughter of Former Local Woman Killed
Mrs Mildred Camera of Kansas City daughter of Mes sa Beall formerly of Central Ave fatally injured in an auto crash near Humbolt Tennessee on Thursday while en route to Florida for a Lions convention. Her husband Ralph Cameron and the Camerons were married May Ars Beall, mother of the victim, had lived here until a year ago and visited relatives recently. Witford Burkett and Mrs Erma Justice, uncle and aunt of the victim, left for Tennessee.
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Mildred Camera
Kansas City
Messa Beall
Central Ave
Aly
Humbolt
Tenn
Ralph Cameron
Florida
Ie Cameron
Ars Beall
Witford Burkett
Erma Justice
Tennessee Cit
James (Mack) Dunavin obituary funeral services
James Mack Dunavin, 64, of 2203 Martindale St. died Wednesday at New Castle. Funeral services will be held at 10 this morning at Harald & Rozelle Funeral Home, with Rev. Earl J. Moore officiating. Burial will follow in East Maplewood Cemetery.
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James (Mack) Dunavin
Martindale St
New Castle
Harald & Rozelle
Earl J. Moore
Everybody's Tabernacle
East Maplewood Cemetery
Sarah L
Torrence Fortville
Sarah L. Torrence
Cgeorge McCarty
Mattie Carman
Maiti¢ Car
Fortville
Hope
Gravel Lawn
Shebyville
Norman
Lundy F. Farert
Shirley
Sun- 2
N’plock
F. Ebbgit
Rt. 2
Shire Try
Orlando
Fla
Condo and Low Funeral Home
Wilkinson
Memorial Park Cemetery
Anderson
William
Sedwick Kirklin
William 1. Sedwick
Kirklin
Tipton Memorial Hospital
Tipton
Sedwick Chapel
Walter Walker
Herbert Mohler
M. R. Hunt
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Multiple obituaries from Madison and nearby counties report deaths, with funeral details for Guy L. Fear in Lapel and services for Sarah Torrence Fortville Mattie Carman Hope Shirley, William Sedwick Kirklin, and other locals. Burial plans, funeral homes, and survivors listed.
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Madison
Local Obituary Fragments From Indianapolis Area
Joseph Leo Dunn 41 of 2334 N Pennsylvania St Indianapolis died after being found third in city Thursday. He was son of George Pan and wife now deceased and survived by brother Edward and sisters Mabel Dunn and Margaret Crehan. Funeral 10 am at St Peter and Paul Cathedral with burial at St Marys Cemetery. Peggy Feigley Beckley West Virginia died Friday after illness. Wife of Paul Feigley formerly of Anderson. Funeral 2 pm Sunday First Methodist Beckley with relatives attending listed.
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Josepht
Leo Dunn
Joseph Leo Dunn
Pennsylvania St
Indianapolis
Ander
Dunn
George Pan
Edward
Mabel Alice Dunn
Margaret Crehan
Detroit
Peggy Feigley
Ray Rodecan
Beckley
W. Va
Feighey
Pau Feigley
Anderson
Madison County GOP Plans Annual Garden Party
The Madison County Republican women’s group meets at the party headquarters with plans for the annual garden party. The event will be at 4 p.m. Tuesday at 22 Wy 8h St, hosted by Mee, BC, with Fain Stanley as president and Mrs. BH. Roberts as general chair.
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Tes Meridian
Madison County
Local Officials Clash Over Wellness Plan And Budget
A garbled report shows discussions among city officials about a proposed wellness program and funding. It mentions committees, reviews, and potential changes to the plan with names and places obscured by OCR errors. The piece references a chamber of commerce and various local figures, signaling a stalled budget decision and ongoing policy debates.
Agriculture Department forecasts soil bank acreage shift
The Agriculture Department estimates 8 to 15 million acres normally farmed for minor crops will enroll under the soil bank program this year to reduce surpluses. Farmers will receive payments from 4d to 6d per acre under the plan. Separately a US Air Lift aims to move over 1,000 Afghan camel nomads via Pan American World Airways. Eisenhower backs library resources expansion after a two year study, urging cooperation among libraries to extend services to small communities.
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Agrictetere Department
Presiment Eisenhower
American Library Association
Isis
Four Top Continues From Baghdad Turmoil
A garbled report describes continued political strife and security concerns in Baghdad. Officials and ministers face challenges as factions clash and regional actors influence events. The narrative hints at leadership attempts, evacuations, and calls for stability amid ongoing tensions.
Collapse at Indianapolis Cafeteria Wreck Shuts Block
A building near Senate Ave and Washington St collapses trapping hospitalized patrons. Fire officials deem the structure condemned after debris rains down. bystanders recall a rumble like an earthquake as workers and injured are treated.
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Page
Lever
Wylie Moore
Ruby Goldstein
J Jnseph Srolly
Indianapoli
Joseph Canardy
Lafayette
Kelly
Canardy
Senate Ave
W. Washington St
Indianapolis
Langhner's
Direct dialing links added for regional telephone exchanges
New directories enable direct calls among Ander son Middletown Chesterfield and Yorktown exchanges including Daleville. Anderson users keep existing dialing. Chesterfield Middletown and Yorktown routes use new 370 319 and 754 prefixes for interexchange dialing with expanded listings and user names.
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Page One
Andersom
Middletown
Chesterfield
Daleville
Yorktown
Anderson
Consiue
Indiana Bell Business
New Middletown
Flanagan
Traffic safety week planned as Fourth of July travel surges
Mayor urges safety drive during Safety Week amid heavy travel for July 4 and the Anderson Free Fair with thousands of visitors. Police Chief Robert Morgan vows strict enforcement and public education through pastors radio and newspapers. A cartoon The Jay Walker will be shown at the Paramount Theater with cooperation from the Anderson Ministerial Association.
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Sommins
Paga Ona
Floyd Kline
Police
Anderson Free Fair
Ait Lorist
Robert Morgan
Paramount Theater
Anderson Ministerial Association
Argentina
Rootan Vatinlie
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Parker
GOP
Hole
Antisia
Crawford Park
Ates
Anderson Hole
GOP Central Committee
Paror
May
Mer
Baby
Jiovernd Tay
Wendell Woosnant
Alesan Jinnsworth
Nation
Tieutenant
Dria
Chesley If .Thomas
Alexei
Jones Manufacturing
Madison Ave
East Avick
Ron Hittenos
Buick, Inc
Ohio State
Co. Tumbug
William McKinley
Ohio Horn
Buffalo
Eixenhower
Waller Reed Hospital
Chae Wilson
Buz Sawyer
Roubleeshooter
Agleayante
Mu Sater
Christy
Bertirigus
Elenig
Tay
Dayne
Kuspicioues Weans
Ray
Ray Sawyer
THE
Hall Says
U.S. Steel
Wally
Egypt
Wildridge
Pandleton
Kina Alive Stoner
Mist
St. Morrie
Longwood Ave
May Parker
Fila Joan Taldet
Date Ville
Guy L
Fear Lapel
Guy L. Fear
Fisher Brothers
Lapel
Chester Irace
Plant
Delea“Remy
General Bin‘ors
Zennah Muriel Fear
Kenneth
Clifton and
Claude
Harry
New Mareket
Audrey Kieb
Chloe Beard
Judith Ann Fear
Mesehneherod
Bop
Conkorss
Sia
Fuegsanis Chamber
Flont
Creme Cowark
Walter Mayoo
Jala Rook
OH Keath Sontianes
Cheries Thonphry
OL Warsons
Hark Read
Ain
George
Ardchind
Heyes
Jon Soyermann
Mnitips
Tiny Berste
Swperr
Hincey Neal
ASA
Afghanistan
Lis
World Aire
Careyae
Cyews
Staund
Wandalar
Tuiston Eatin Center
Mohammed
Inter Co
Artminise Munglie
Aviange
Muhan Poternment
Baga
Conan
Rand Springs
Oki
Bey
Oman
Mayor
Asks
First Methodist Church
Corner
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