Hopes Rise As Long Case Moves Toward Hearing
Baton Rouge reports show followers of Gov Earl K Long fear his release from a mental hospital may be near as his supporters gathered for a Friday hearing in Covington to determine his status. Key figures including Mrs Blanche Long Lt Gov Lether Frazier and Atty Gen Jack Grerillion were listed as potential witnesses while doctors may testify that it would be injurious to his condition. The tense scene reflects a larger political struggle over Longs sanity and the powers of the state judiciary and legislature.
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Baton Rouge
UPU
Earl K. Long
Long
Ito
Legisla
Ture
Baton
Covington
Mandeville
Blanche Long
Lether Frazer
Jack Grerillion
Jesse Bankston
Statn Hospitals
Allommney
Joe Arthur Sims
Aly Hammond
Southeastern Louisiana Hospital
Gravel
Strat Pres Wien
Frazar
Sims
Robert D. Jones
FIA
FHA
Inmate Revolt Crushed at Norwegian Resort Hotel Fire
Eight Americans died as a blaze swept the wooden Stalheim Tourist Hotel at Vossestrand Norway. About 200 people were inside, including 53 staff, with 16 missing and 15 injured taken to hospitals. Horace Caldwell of Albany, Georgia, sounded the alarm as flames engulfed the hotel housing 130 U.S. tourists.
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Vossestrand
Norway
UPI
Stalheim
Horace Caldwell
Bany
U. S
Se Fens
Oslo
Tai Wen
Thme
Sheltr
UW. 5
Caldwell
Uprising Ends as Guards Freed in Mental Hospital Siege
Federal officers launched a tear gas and bulldozer assault on rioting inmates at the U S Prison Medical Center in Springfield Missouri freeing five guards held 16 hours. Several guards were injured and inmates subdued as officers used torches and a bulldozer to breach a heavy metal door. Names of released guards and injured personnel are listed, with one guard escaping after the breakthrough.
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Springfield
UPI
U. S. Prison Medical Center
William L. Witch
Leonard Appleby
Robert ‘Rosendahl
Charles Altensal
Malvina Jung
Rosendahl
Filch
E.d.t
Cap
Noah Alldredge
Star
Anwagh
Kenneth Barmhouse
Howland
Henry Ever
Iairy
Mary Arendt
Bettie L. Bailey Dies After Lingering Illness
Bettie Louise Dailey of 528 West 10th Street died last evening after a lingering illness. A Parkersburg native, she was mother to Edwin A. Bailey, treasurer of Anderson Newspapers. Mrs. Bailey was born in the region and contributed to her local community.
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Bettie Louise Dailey
W. 10Th St
Parkersburg
W. Way
Edwin A. Bailey
Anderson Newspapers
Hailey
Ike Gets Housing Bill Passed By House In 64 Vote
Washington AP The housing bill worth 1.3754 billion dollars won approval in the House by 64 votes 241 to 177 sending to the Senate The measure faces a likely veto by President Eisenhower Senate vote was 81 and supporters hoped to override the veto The bill aims to extend housing loans to 35 years with a Southern cross as a factor and includes a compromise amid uncertain Senate fate
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Washington
UPI
Ajstead
House
Eisehhcwer
Senate
Legis
Sen
Pt al
Streaty Guilty in 1 Year Term For Receiving Stolen Goods
John Thomas Strealy, 33, of Anderson, was sentenced to one year on the State Penal Farm with four months suspended by Circuit Judge Carl T. Smith on a charge of receiving stolen property from 1957. He allegedly took about $61 in cash, 46 one shalt joints of whiskey, and $128 worth of items. The case ties to a contract dispute with the City of Alexandria over sewer work begun in 1930, with claims of $35,000 for profit loss, $13,000 in progress payments, and $18,806 in expenses including moving costs to Alexandria and Grand Rapids.
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John Thomas Strealy
Anderson
Carl T. Smith
Strealy
Alexandria
Tak l, Mall and Son Construction Co
Irvin Hayden
Grand Rapids
Alici
John Heiden
Indianapolis
R. Wendell Woosnam
Shnith
Streaty’s Good
Yehaylor
Robert. J
Theipophins
Tower Garage Sold in Downtown Property Deal
The Laymen's Investment Company announced the sale of the Tower Hotel garage on Jackson Street to Lamey Realty Corporation of Anderson. Reported price about $75,000 for the ground and building. The property measures 7 percent slope? and 144 feet in depth.
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Tower Hotel Garage
IML
Jackson St
Jackson St. J
Airport Group Receives Federal Airport Payment Report
Anderson Airport Commission met yesterday in a session delayed from Monday. Secretary Lester Farran acted as chairman in Mathern Brown's absence as Miller Higgins and Charles Humphrey attended. The board acknowledged a $48,500 federal payment for the first share of airport construction and approved about $45,000 in current and accumulated bills. A progress report notes a portion of the site cleared and gravel laid on the runway area.
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Anderson Airport Commission
Lester Farran
Commission
Mathern Brown
Miller Higgins
Charles Humphrey
Federal Aeronautical Agency
City Air Group
Counci
Herter Pledges No Yielding On Berlin At Geneva Talks
Secretary of State Christian Herter told a national radio television audience that the United States will not concede in Berlin negotiations. He urged the Soviets to consider Allied proposals seriously and said no summit is warranted unless foreign ministers make progress in Geneva next month. He warned that delaying tactics and Khrushchev’s statements hinder talks and insisted West Berlin remain under Western protection.
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Washington
UPH
Christian A
Geneva
Herter
Russia
Berlin
West Berlin
United Stes
Hector
Jdent
Eisenhower
Nikitai Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Moscow
Soviet Affairs Committee
Senate Foreign Relations
Andre Gromyko
Herler
Hertin
United States
Briain
France
Lidks
Herlor
Hough
Germany
Merten
Hoyt
Han
Nikita Khrustchev
Steel Union Talks Again Hit Roadblock in New Round
In New York, steel workers and industry megatiators met for another contract bargaining session but made no progress. The talks followed lengthy negotiations and no clear agreement emerged.
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New York
UPI
Steel Union
Delco Remy Div Names Moore and Heintz to Posts
Delco Remy division announces two new appointments. James E. Moore becomes assistant superintendent in charge of defense manufacturing reporting to P. W. House. W. Heritz will succeed Moore as assistant superintendent of Plant No. 7 reporting to D. J. Weatherford. Moore is a 30 year Delco-Remy veteran who started in the apprenticeship program in 1928.
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Delco Remy
FR. J. Kessler
James E. Moore
Defense Manufacturing
Moore
P. W. House
Anderson
Rank W. Heritz
D. J. Weatherford
Delco-Remy
Unclear text fragment from South African court note
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a court matter involving an individual named Uf Mathewed Wadre and a writ or check issue. The readable portion mentions a charge or concern about a worthless check and a clearance or release from further action, but most specifics and proper names are garbled.
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Jorannesalag
South Africa
Union Plans Key Meeting as Wage Talks Near Deadline
David J. McDonald, president of the United Steelworkers Union, announced after a one hour talks that the 17L-man International Wage Policy Committee will meet in Newark on Thursday to review deadlock in negotiations. The contract expires at midnight next Tuesday, and the committee will authorize actions as needed. The executive board meets at 10 am Thursday, with full committee session at 2 pm, as talks resume after Tuesday’s session in which industry chief negotiator R Conrad Cooper offered no comment.
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David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
McDonald
Policy Committee
Vvion
Igstingroy
Unlil
Indusitey
R. Conrad
Cooper
Steal Corp. View
GOP Club Meets District Forms
Republican activities this week included the regular monthly meeting of the Women's Club and the selection of Warren Blisjr worth and Bruetla Gholston as chairman and vice chairman of the city's fifth councilmember district for the fall election campaign.
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Women’s Club
Warren Blisjrworth
Bruetla Gholston
Judge Johnson Will Probate Will For Judge Samuel E. Johnson
The will of the late Judge Samuel E. Johnson was filed in Superior Court. His approximate $80,000 estate, in personal property and real estate, largely goes to his daughter Judith Anne Kistler of Syracuse Indiana. Judge Johnson was appointed city judge about a year ago by Governor Harold.
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Samuel E. Johnson
Superior Court
Judith Anne Kistler
Syracuse
Ind
Johnson
Harold Pirate
Accounts Board Files JP Report On Funds
State Board reports certified records of two former Madison and Allen county justices of the peace. The JP report notes an adjustment of 687 dollars in Ralph Romine’s trust balance with no cash received. Industry indicators show durable goods gains and rising employment, while unemployment persists in some centers as auto and retail sales rebound.
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Madison
Allen County
State Board
United Press of
International
Son County
Pesca
Ralph Romine
Eewood
Pipe Creek Township
Washington
UPD
State Board of the Department
Sur
Asthce
St. John's
Sts. John's
Trenoval Tenent
Bally
Madison Ave
Marinet
Ted Teall
Michell Siam
Nae
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Alex
Tower Garage Property
Geneva Talks
Delco-Remy Division
Frank W. Heintz
James E, Moore
Frank Bexitz
GOP
E. C. Toner
Thom Gephardt
Anderson Herald
Kenneth Atrendt
Ruth Otto
Workmen's Republian Club State ‘Federation
French Lick
Wsent
C. C. Davisson
Mae Hollingsworth
E. C. Taner
Kenneth Ahrendt
Ruth Otte
Republican State Federation of
Thant Gephardt
Accounts Board
Anéenos
Vicenty
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