Hartke Foes Fail To Agree On Stop Move
In Indianapolis Evansville Mayor Vance Hartke’s opponents for the Democratic U S Senate nomination failed to agree on stop Hartke tactics after a late Monday meeting. They planned to see first ballot results Tuesday before forming any coalition, while denying any deal among Kizer Hanley and Zandstra. If Bartke’s claim of over 900 first ballot votes holds, a second ballot victory for Hartke might be blocked.
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Indianapolis
Evansville
Vance Hartke
U. S. Senate
Hartke
Bartke
Charles E. Skillen
Marshall F. Kizer
Plymouth
Marshall E. Hanley
Muncie
Bartel Zandstra
Highland
Automatic Traffic Signals Go Into Operation at Key Intersections
New signals at Ind 67 and Madison Ave and at Ind 67 and Rangeline Rd southeast of here are now operating. Traffic flow is partly controlled by sensors in the road on all four approaches. The Madison Ave Ind 67 intersection was installed after a petition by highway users earlier this year. It previously faced frequent rush hour tieups from city industries and nearby Madison Heights and Roosevelt schools.
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State Highway Department
Ind. 67
Madison Ave
Rangeline Rd
Madison Avenue
Madison Heights
Roosevelt
Good Morning Start The Day With A Chuckle
London AP reports a Briton recently back from the United States recalls a warning not to leave shoes outside his motel room at night. In a magazine piece E. P. Ward recounts how in Texas an Englishman left shoes by the door and the chambermaid discarded them as if finished.
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London
America
E. P. Ward
Texas
Ironing Tip: May Make Household Chores Easier
Sprinkling clothes with warm water penetrates fabric faster and more evenly than cold water. Read the classified to find money saving bargains and use the special weekly rate in the Want Ads.
GOP Delegates Convene Tonight in Madison County
Rainfall surpasses 1957 totals as 73 county delegates and city officials gather for the Madison County GOP convention. County leaders and candidates plan for the May meeting of the Madison County Republican Club tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the River Forest home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heaton.
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Creeo
Ion
Indianapolis
Raby H. “Roberts
Madison Circuit Court
Candi- Toom
Madison County Women’s — Republican
Robert Heaton
River Forest
Harold E Smith
Roberts
Jack Zettle
Alexandria
Alvah Jackley
Anderson
Anderson Wins 1959 Indiana Exchange Convention
Anderson has been awarded the 1959 state convention of the Indiana Exchange Clubs and Y. C. Hilligoss will be installed as state president next year. Delegates from about 40 clubs are expected for a two to three day gathering in Gary, with plans to host the 1959 conference in Anderson. The first State Board of Control meeting will be held July 12 with William Watkins representing Marion and surrounding counties on the district board.
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Wifth
Anderson
White River
Steek
Tiwood
Iceland
Staton St
Indiana Exchange Clubs
Y. C. Hilligoss
Gary
Ind
Pres. Hilligoss
Anderson and Township
State Board of Control
William Watkins
City and District Board of Control
Marion
Muncie
Huntington
Fort; Wayne
Wabash
Kokomo
Prosecution Ends Highway Scandals Case in Indiana
The prosecution rested Monday in Indiana's fourth highway scandal trial as the defense prepared to call 14 witnesses led by Robert Sherwood. Key figures include ex Governor Craig aides and former state ad jutant general Elmer Doc Sherwood, with William E. Sayer and Arthur Mogilner among defendants. The defense aims to undermine state testimony and likely proceeds to jury Monday.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
George N. Craig
Robert Sherwood
Elmer
Doc) Sherwood
James E. Rocap Jr
Sherwood
William E. Sayer
Craig
Rocap
Thomasids Garvin
Tuesay
John G. Tinder
Harold E
Red) Mason
Dan-! Ville
State Highway Departement
Gimer
Mogilner
Sayer
Mason
Police Issue Theft Warning
Detective Captain Noble Higgins warns Anderson residents to secure garden equipment after a series of power mower and lawn furniture thefts. Over the weekend mowers were stolen from Mrs. Thomas Stone and Martin Schmuck, and lawn furniture from Stone and David Holding. Juvenile detail Lt. Omar Garner urges guards at pools and parks to protect personal property.
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Noble Higgins
Thomas Stone
23Rd St
Martin Schmuck
Fletcher St
Stone
David Holding
31St St
Higgins
Anderson
Omar Garner
Best Hope For A Republican Victory An Editorial
An Indiana editorial argues the 1958 Senate nominating convention will shape Republican fortunes. It favors Gov. Harold Handley but warns his candidacy would trigger a legitimacy issue about finishing his term. It praises Handley yet proposes Philip H. Willkie of Rushville as a vigorous alternative for a campaign unshackled by that issue.
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Indiana
United States Senate
Harold’ Handley
Handley
Handiey
Senate
Philip H. Willkie
Rushville
Mr. Willkie
Alcorn: No Man Indispensable in Adams Controversy
Washington AP report quotes Alcorn Republican national chair saying no man is indispensable to Eisenhower or the government. He defends Sherman Adams as capable and loyal but notes Adams is not indispensable, amid calls for Adams to testify on television licensing and congressional probes.
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Washington
Meades
Alcorn
Sen. Symman
Presi
Ington
D-Mo
Sherman Adams
Republic
Adams
Congress
Boston
Bernard Goldline
Jeratie
Fla
Barry Goldwater
Harris Committee
Magn
Jacob
Sion
Fede
Aision
Eisenhower
Hoffa Acquitted On 2nd Wiretap Charge
James R. Hoffa Teamsters president and two co defendants were acquitted in a second trial on charges of wire tapping the union Detroit headquarters in 1953. The jury found all three not guilty after nine hours of deliberation as they considered conflicting evidence about Hoffa's Seattle travel on the date.
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NEW York
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Detroit
Owen B. Brennan
Detroit Teamsters Local 337
Bernard Spindel
Hoffa
Federal District Court
U. S
Paul Williams
Cvm
Seattle
Strike Vote Swells Within Guide Workers Over GM Contract
UAW Local 663 members at Guide Lamp Division voted Sunday 97.6 percent in favor of a strike if ordered by the international union amid General Motors contract talks. The local lists 3,106 members. Local 662 Delco Remy Division workers also approved a strike vote last Saturday in a strong showing.
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UAW
Guide Lamp Division
UAW International Union
General Motors
Delco-Remy Division
International Union
Brazil Fireworks Explosions Kill Over 100
In Bahia state two massive blasts at fireworks stores near Santo Amaro and Feira de Santana killed more than 100 people and injured about 340. A broken power line caused the initial ignition and the government banned fireworks nationwide amid the disasters.
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Sao Salvador
Brazil
Bahia
Santo Amaro
Feira de Santana
Lebanon Premier warns UAR aid may come before UN action
Premier Sami el Solh accuses the United Arab Republic of waging an act of war on Lebanon and says Beirut may request U.S. and British military aid if the UN fails to act. A large bomb exploded near a downtown Beirut office building killing two and injuring six, with glass injuries widespread. A second smaller blast near the old vegetable market injured a passerby and damaged two cars. Solh warns the anti Western revolt is deteriorating rapidly as Lebanon weighs Security Council action and possible Anglo American aid under the Eisenhower Doctrine, though Beirut prefers UN support first.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Sami el-Solh
United Arab Republic
United States
Britain
United Nations
U. N. Security. Council
Soth
U. N
Judge Refuses Integration Halt Reversal In Little Rock
Federal Judge Harry Lemley denied the NAACP bid to stay his suspension order halting integration at Little Rock Central High School. NAACP lawyer Wiley Branton signaled appeals will follow, while entrenched segregation looms for fall as higher courts review. The judge warned the case could take months through the Court of Appeals to the Supreme Court.
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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
Cai
Central ‘High Inkata
Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Nomination of Bair Confirmed by Recount in Madison Court
Judge Charles B. Salyer, pro tem jurist, in Madison Superior Court No. 2, announced yesterday morning the recount upheld the Democrat primary result for North district commissioner with Bair leading by 12 votes over Ralph McCord of Frankton. In the afternoon Salyer overruled McCord’s petition to place a sheriff's deputy over absentee ballots stored in the courthouse jury room until conditional examination Wednesday morning, with County Clerk Joseph Armington present. The recount team including Ray E. Houston, Fletcher J. Misner and Lloyd A. Stoner confirmed Harold Goehring’s 75 vote margin over William Brogdon in the sheriff’s race among 23 other candidates. Page 2, Column 4.
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Jedge
Charles B. Salyer
Madison
Superior Court
Cletis Ball
Summitville
North District
McCord
Harold Goehring
William Brogdon
Elwood
Ibe
Indiana AHEPA Chapters to Convene in Anderson This Weekend
Plans advance for the Indiana AHEPA state convention to be hosted by the Anderson AHEPA order this Saturday Sunday and Monday. The event features George A Loucas a West Virginian and former Supreme governor and supreme counsellor as principal speaker. Loucas born in Paleo Facaa Asia Minor immigrated to the United States at age nine and later worked in Weirton West Virginia.
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American Hellenic Educational and Protective Association
Anderson Ahepa
George A. Loucas
Ahepa
Ahepan Loucas
Delco forms Applied Science and Electro Chemical Research Depts
Delco Remy announces two new departments under chief engineer Herman L. Hartzell. Lewis R. Hetzler will head Applied Science and Dr John J Lander will lead Electro Chemical Research. The move aims at long range growth, keeping pace with electronics, electro chemistry and solid state physics, to translate ideas into new products. Hetzler, Lander bring extensive specialized experience from prior roles and wartime service.
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Délco-Remy Hance
General Motors
R Applied Science
Lewis R. Hetzler
Electro-Chemical
John J.lander
Herman L. Hartzell
Delco-- “Remy
Hartzell
Hetzler
Dr. Lander
Delco-Remy
E Hetzier
University of Michigan
New Arrivals In Anderson And Vicinity
Birth notices from St Johns and Methodist Hospitals list newborns to Anderson area families. Chesterfield couple Moore welcome a girl. Joseph Steans Walton Street a boy. David Dayton a girl. Charles Givens Rt 2 a girl. Robert Mayberry Rt 4 a girl. William Hins shaw Pendleton a boy. Gene Morton Fowler Street a girl. Fredrick Bridges Sprague Street a boy. Kenneth Me Clintick E 6th Street a boy. Forrest Hutton Jr. in Indianapolis born a boy. paternal grandmother Mrs. Forrest Hutton Sr. of Anderson noted.
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St. John's Hospital
Thomas. Moore
Chesterfield
Joseph ‘Steans
Walton St
David Dayton
Delaware St
Charles Givens
Robert Mayberry
William Hinshaw
Pendleton
Gene
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Forrest Hutton Jr
Anderson
Forrest Hutton Sr
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Winsted
Conn
Ribicoff
GOP
the Columbia
George O. Chambers
Colums
City
Hilligoss
Indiana Exchange
Brennan
Spindel
Parol
Riad Sab
Mideast
U.S
Rview
Tlebanon
Antinde
Bair
Tel George A, Loucas
Delco
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