Hartke Foes Fail To Free On Stop Move
Evansville mayor Vance Hartke faced a split field as opponents in the Indiana U.S. Senate race failed to unite on a stop Hartke tactic Monday night. They aimed to wait for first ballot results before deciding on coalitions, with no independent campaigns planned. The three leading opponents Kizer Hanley and Zandstra denied any deal, vowing to stay in the race and exploring second-ballot strategies if needed.
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Indianapolis
Evansville
Vance Hartke
U.S. Senate
Hartke
Reed
Aas
Charles E. Skillen
Marshall F. Kizer
Plymouth
Marshall E. Hanley
Muncie
Bartel Zandstra
Highland
Haartke
New Automatic Traffic Signals Begin Operating at Intersections
State Highway Department has placed new automatic traffic signals at Indiana 67 and Madison Avenue and at Indiana 67 and Rangeline Road southeast of here. The signals use roadway plates to gauge traffic on all four approaches. The Madison Avenue and Indiana 67 intersection was installed after a strong petition from highway users earlier this year due to heavy rush hour tieups involving city industries and nearby Madison Heights and Roosevelt schools.
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State
Highway Department
Ind. 67
Madison Ave
Rangeline Rd
Here
Madison Avenue
Madison Heights
Roosevelt
Shoes Left Outside Hotel Door Folk Tale
A magazine item recounts a tale from Texas where an Englishman left his shoes at the door and a chambermaid, thinking they were finished, disposed of them. The anecdote contrasts warnings against leaving personal belongings unattended with a humorous outcome.
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Fen
E. P. Ward
Texas
Ironing Tip Aids Household Chores And Classified Savings
A brief washing and ironing tip notes warm water penetrates fabric faster than cold. Readers are encouraged to use Want Ads for money saving bargains and to read Classified regularly, including the special weekly rate.
Prosecution Ends Highway Scandals Case
The prosecution wrapped its case in Indiana's fourth highway scandal trial as the defense prepared to argue two aides to ex Governor George N Craig are innocent of bribery. Lead defense witness is Robert Sherwood, son of one defendant, with 14 witnesses planned. The defense aims to discredit state testimony while Craig himself will not be called. The judge will rule on a directed verdict of innocence next Tuesday.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
George N. Craig
Robert Sherwood
Elmer Doe Sherwood
James E. Rocap Jr
Sherwood
William E. Sayer
Craig
Rocap
Thomas E. Garvin
John G. Tinder
Harold E
Red) Mason
Danville
State Highway Department
Mason
County Highway Commission
Heads
Raby H. Roberts
Virgil W
Red) Smith
Milan
Willl
Madison
Arthur J. McClub
Gilner
Robert Heaton
River
Est
Mogilner
Smith
Sayer
Roberts
Jack Zettle
Alexanthe
Alvah Jackley
Anderson
the Columbia
George Months
Chambers
Wil
Maining
Tion Commie
Eters
Clotts
On Ena
Uilok
SMIF
White River
Elwood
United States Senate
Harold Handley
Handley
Magistrate confirms earlier testimony in bribe case
Mason also confirmed Magil net's testimony that he spurned a $250 bribe from the salesman, saying it was unnecessary to pay as the state and his family would cover the matter.
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Mason
Magilnet
Police Issue Theft Warning in Anderson Localities
Detective Captain Noble Higgins warns residents to secure garden equipment after a spate of thefts including power mowers taken from Mrs. Thomas Stone and Martin Schmuck. Reports of lawn furniture thefts and similar incidents have reached the Detective Bureau. Lt. Omar Garner warns youths and pool visitors to guard personal property.
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Snl
Noble Higgins
Thomas Stone
23Rd St
Martin Schmuck
Fletcher St
Stone
David Holding
31St St
Capt
Higgins
Anderson
Omar Garner
Juvenilie Detail
Tuard
Indiana Republicans should rally behind Willkie for Senate
The piece argues Indiana Republicans face a pivotal 1958 convention choice for the U S Senate. It lauds Governor Harold Handley but warns his candidacy would force defensive campaigning over his term. It urges Philip H. Willkie of Rushville as a stronger, unfettered nominee with four reasons to support him.
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Indiana
Handley
Senate
Philip H. Willkie
Rushville
Alcorn Praises Adams but Says No Man Indispensable
Washington brief notes Alcorn, Republican national chairman, praising presidential assistant Sherman Adams for unmatched ability and integrity while asserting no man is indispensable. The piece references Adams amid criticism over costly favors from Bernard Goldfine and renewed calls for his resignation by Sen. Barry Goldwater. Eisenhower’s support is quoted, with Alcorn stating Adams’ decades of service show rare capability but not indispensability.
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Adams
Hoffa Acquitted On 2nd Charge In New York Trial
Hoffa is acquitted in a second trial on wiretapping charges related to Detroit union headquarters. The verdict, greeted by supporters, ends a lengthy case after a hung jury in the first trial. Prosecutors argued a conspiracy to eavesdrop on union employees.
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Hoffa
New York
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Union
Detroit
Seattle
Connecon
Strike vote endorses possible walkout by Guide Lamp workers
UAW vocal relouncers said members of Guide Lamp Division employees voted Sunday in favor of a strike if authorized by the International Union in negotiations for a new GM labor contract. The vote reached 7.6 percent of an undisclosed member base. officials cite a total union membership of about 3,100. A previous strike vote by UAW Local 662 for Delco Remy division employees showed a heavy prostriking sentiment.
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UAW
Esterday
Unnion
Guide Lamp
UAW “International Union
Genal Motors
Delco-Remy Division
International Union
City Gets 1959 State Convention Hilligoss Heads Indiana Exchange
Anderson won the 1959 state convention of the Indiana Exchange Clubs with W. C. Hilligoss installed as president for the coming year. The final Gary dinner meeting announced delegates from about nine clubs will attend the two to three day event next summer. Anderson and Township Exchange Clubs will plan entertaining the 1959 conference and the first State Board of Control meeting is set for July 12 with William Watkins representing Marion and the district board members for Muncie Huntington Fort Wayne Wabash Kokomo.
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Anderson
Indianas Exchange Clubs
W. C. Hilligoss
Gary
Ind
Pres. Hilligoss
Township
State Board of Control
William Watkins
City and District Board’ of Control
Marion
Muncie
Huntington
Fort Wayne
Wabash
Kokomo
Lebanon May Seek U.S. British Aid Amid Unrest
Premier Sami el Solh accused the United Arab Republic of waging actual war on Lebanon and said the country may seek U.S. and British military aid if the UN does not act. He urged a new UN Security Council meeting as bombings killed two and injured several in Beirut amid mounting anti-Western revolt.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Soh
U. N
Britain
United States
United ‘States
Lebat Jee
Dag Hammarskjold
UAR
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Security Council
Secre Otary
New 8
Judge Refuses Integration Halt Reversal
Federal Judge Harry Lemley declined a request by the NAACP to stay his order suspending integration at Little Rock Central High School. NAACP attorney Wiley Branton said the high court appeals would proceed. The judge indicated the delay could last months as the case winds through the courts.
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Little Rock, Ark
UPI
Harry Lemley
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Little Rock Central High School
NAACP
Wiley Branton
Branton
Lidelock
Circuit Court of Ppeals
Supreme Court
Lemsey
Central Highchool
Delco Readies New Sections at Delco Remy
Delco Remy divisions announce creation of two departments Applied Science and Electro Chemical Research to be led by Lewis R. Hotzler and Dr. John J. Lander under chief engineer Herman L. Hartzell. The move aims at long range growth, building knowhow in electronics electro chemistry and solid state physics for new products.
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Delco-Remy
General Motors
Applied Science
Electro-Chemical Research
Lewis R. Hotzler
John J. Lander
Herman L.hartzell
Delco - Remy
Hartzell
DelcoRemy
Hetzier
Dr. Lander
Neering
University of Michigan
Nomination of Bair Confirmed After Recount Shows Victory
Judge Charles B. Salyer presided as recount officials affirmed Cletis Bair of Summitville won the North District Commissioner nomination by 12 votes in a Democrat primary. County Clerk Joseph Armington noted absentee ballots would be examined after a conditional hearing. Harold Goehring led the sheriff race by 75 votes over William Brogdon and 23 others.
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Charles B. Salyer
Madigan Super Court No. 2
Cletis Bair
Summitville
North District
Salyer
Ralph McCord
Frankton
Jerrald C. Feel
Elwood
Indiana AHEPA Chapters Meet Here This Weekend
Indiana AHEPA chapters convene in Anderson with host Anderson AHEPA. Principal speaker George A. Loucas, known for two terms as supreme governor and a prominent AHEPA leader, hails from Palea Focea, Asia Minor, who emigrated to the United States as a child.
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George A. Loucas
Ahepa
Abepan Loucas
Palea Focea
Asia Minor
America
Weirton
W. Va
New Arrivals In Anderson And Vicinity
Born at St John s Hospital for Mr and Mrs Thomas Moore Chesterfield a girl. Mr and Mrs Joseph Steans 210 Walton St a boy. Mr and Mrs Dayton 318 Delaware St a girl. Mr and Mrs Charles Givens Rt 2 a girl. Mr and Mrs Robert Mayberry RL 4 a girl. Mr and Mrs William Hinshaw Pendleton a boy. Mr and Mrs Gene Morton 2513 Fowler St a girl. Mr adors Frode Bras 7527 Sprague St a boy. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Me Clintick 2086 Esth St a boy. Born at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis to Mr and Mrs Forrest Hutton Jr Indianapolis 4 boys. They are former residents of Anderson and the paternal grandmother is Mrs Forrest Hutton Sr of Anderson.
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St. John's Hospital
Thomas Moore
Chesterfield
Joseph Steans
Walton St
Dayton
Delaware St
Charles Givens
Robert Mayberry
William Hineshaw
Pendleton
Gene Morton
Fowler St
Adors
Frode Bras
Sprague St
Kenneth Me
Clintick
Esth St
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Forrest Hutton Jr
Anderson
Forrest Hutton Sr
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Sao Salvador
Bahia
Santo Amaro
Feira de Santana
Federal District Court
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U. S
Paull ‘Illiams
Haffa
Brennan
Spinner
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City
Hilligoss
Indiana Exchange
C. Hilligoss
Mideast
U.S
Delco
Bair
Jepvesseay
American Hellenic Locational and Protective Association
Anderson ‘Ahepa
Rge A. Loucas
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