Kennedy backs off on seven anti racketeering provisions
Atty Gen Robert Kennedy and an assistant withdrew parts of a broader anti racketeering package amid Senate Judiciary pressure. They dropped lines making cross state gambling enterprises a federal crime and prohibitions on passing gambling tips, false information to investigators, and bans on foreign shipments of gambling devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate Judiciary Committee
Eee
Herbert J Miller
Justice Department
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
How to improve TV says NBC chief critic tips
Robert off-chairman of NBC explains who is responsible for current TV trends and offers steps viewers can take to elevate programs. He argues critics miss the mark and outlines practical actions for better culture on television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturday Evening Post
Robertoff
NBC
Don Drysdale Temper Tantrum Tales Stirring Baseball
This week’s Post examines Don Drysdale’s temper as a pitching ace. An onfield outburst sent a ball into the stands while another incident tore through a club house. The piece weighs whether his anger affects mound success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Drysdale
Don
What Oklahoma Is Really Like Behind the Dust Bowl Image
A feature exploring Oklahoma beyond stereotypes, contrasting the dust bowl myth with current life in the state. It examines people, industries, culture, and daily realities, challenging outdated views and highlighting the region’s modern identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Oklahoma
Wesleyan Tabernacle Association Holds 25th Convention
The Wesleyan Tabernacle Association holds its 25th annual convention at Great Commission Schools 2700 W 25th St Monday through Thursday with 7 30 p m services. Tonight features a Jewish Christian businessman from Dayton Ohio and Wednesday night moderator Rev Stanley R Patterson of Cincinnati Wesleyan Christian Church will present candidates for ordination with world tour photos. Dr Frank Mohr of Cecile Tabernacle Indianapolis directs music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Wesleyan Tabernacle Association
Great Commission
Dayton
Ohio
Stanley R. Patterson
Cincinnati Wesleyan Christian Church
Frank Mohr
Cecile Tabernacle
Indianapolis
President Rules Continued From Page One Walkout Threat Looms
The president warned of an intensified strike if the 80 day period ends without a settlement. Union leaders at Unity House expressed concern over a back-to-work order fueling further tensions with ship owners. Charles Crooks, head of the Masters, Mates and Pilots Union, spoke in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
National Maritime Union
Seafarers International Union
National Marine Engineers
Panama
Liberia
Honduras
U.S
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Goldberg
White House
Middleburg
Congress
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Unity House
Cuarlan
Charles Crooks
Masters, Mates and Pilots Union
New York City
Beef Tenderloin and Fried Chicken Deal at Red Brick Inn
The Red Brick Inn advertises beef tenderloin steak and fried chicken offerings on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday with a 99 cent price point for the chicken dish. The notice emphasizes a limited midweek special.
Labor actions settle or resume after cooling-off period
Four disputes were settled during the 80 day cooling-off period and four others resolved before a back to work order. Four walkouts were renewed after the 80 days and two more ended following the injunction period without a renewed strike.
Kuwait’s independenc e disputed as Iraq raises claim
Iraq denounces the June 19 pact between Britain and Kuwait as imperialist and vows to liquidate Kuwait, while Kuwait seeks recognition after months of British protection. Nasser and other Arab leaders respond with cautious silence as Kuwait inches toward sovereign status amid regional tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Kuwait
Iraq
Cairo
Kassem
Arab League
Nasser
Baghdad
League
London
Foreign Office
Middle East
Sheik Abdullah Al-salim
Sabah
John Richmond
Royal
Connecticut
United Arab Republic
U.A.R
Iran
Hussein
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Damascus
Arab League Council
Israel
Basra
Eichmann Pleads About Final Solution at Wannsee Conference
The transcript shows Eichmann asserting that leading Reich figures discussed a final solution to the Jewish problem at the Wannsee conference. He claims church leaders and popes were involved in orders that had to be followed. He remarks on obedience and the alleged scope of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reich
Wannsee
Eichmann
Obituary for Edith Elizabeth Kirchenbauer and Peter A Kirchenbauer
Edith Elizabeth Kirchenbauer and her husband Peter A Kirchenbauer died within days of each other at St. John's Hospital. Edith was 70, born March 10, 1891 in Pulaski County, lived in Anderson since 1927, and ran Pendleton Avenue Beauty Shop before retirement. Peter, 66, born January 6, 1895 in Richmond, worked 30 years with McMahan and Leib then Nicholson File, retired 1960. Services set at 11:30 p.m. Wednesday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. burial East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Edith Elizabeth Kirchenbauer
St. John’s Hospital
Peter A. Kirchenbauer
Fairview St
Mr. Kirchenbauer
Richmond
Lof
Charles K. Kirchenbauer
Anderson
McMahan and Leib Company
Nicholson File Company
Kirchenbauer
Pulaski County
Reuben Good
Pendleton Avenue
Harry
Frances Wilhoite
Fontana
Calif
Margie Hinners
Patty O’brien
William
Akron
Ohio
Henry
Joseph
John
Earl
Frankton
Clara Gilmore
Anna Fox
Francis Straw
Chesterfield
Dalve Good
Connersville
Clarence Good
Logansport
Adrian Good
Lenna Wilkins
Ara Good
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Eichmann Maintains Small Cog Defense In Sterilization Case
Eichmann appeared pale but confident as he defended his role in the Nazi system. He claimed he was not responsible for sterilization or concentration camp control while insisting his authority ended with deportation to death camps. The prosecution argued he retained power over Jews after transports to death camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilate
Eichmann
Social Security pay plan aims to raise retirement benefits
The Security Pay Conference Committee seeks a compromise between House and Senate versions. The Senate would lift minimum monthly benefits from 33 to 40 dollars and boost survivor payments by 10 percent, covering about 420000 people with an estimated 780 million dollars in extra yearly benefits starting August or September. The plan also lets retirees choose an age option with 80 percent benefits at 62 for men, expanding earlier retirement uptake. A key Senate amendment liberalizes outside income limits to 1700 dollars, while a proposed Amish exemption from payroll taxes was rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
White House
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Pennsylvania
Clark
Taylor Named Continued From Page One
Taylor served as army chief of staff for four years and after retirement wrote The Uncertain Trumpet criticizing how the Eisenhower era modernized the army. Salinger noted Taylor could attend some National Security Council meetings while a press aide said involvement with Joint Chiefs of Staff sessions would be decided later.
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Eisenhower
Salinger
Taylor
National Security Council
Joint Chiefs of Staff
White House
Fleet
William D. Leahy
Keller Named to Lead Indiana Officials Association
Keller, elected to a three year term, begins August 1 with a 12000 dollar salary and will sign with the new board after July 1. Former IHSAA board member and Southern Indiana Officials Association president, he and Naomi Steele Keller have two children Zo Etta a medical technologist and Con a student teacher at Oak Hill High. The IHSAA has had four full time employees in its history with Trester and Hinshaw among earlier leaders.
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Keller
IHSAA
Board of Control
Southern Indiana Officials Association
Naomi Steele
Francisco
Princeton
Zo- Etta
Venezuelan revolt leaders captured in crackdown
The government detained revolt leaders Luis Alberto Vivas Raminez and army Captain Ruben Masso Perdomo, long sought for uprisings. Also captured were two minor garrison commanders identified as Angola and Murillo.
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Revolutionary
Luis Alberto Vivas Raminez
Ruben Masso Perdomo
Angola
Murillo
Anderson Jaycees Promote Americanism Program
The Anderson Indiana Jaycees hosted a six month Americanism campaign led by Dr. R. D. Williams and Dr. Howard Faust with Ron Colvill as state Americanism chair. They warned of communist ideas and urged participation in churches PTA service clubs and local government. Speakers urged book and text scrutiny and community education reaching 35 000 people in 36 Indiana cities.
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Communist International
Mr. Withers
State Jaycees
Ron Colvill
Americanism
Anderson
R. D. Williams
Markleville
Jaycees
PTA
Anderson Jaycees
Indiana
Theodore Davis obituary and services in Anderson
Theodore Alfred Davis 58 of 5314 Nichol Ave died Monday after two years of illness. He was born Feb 27 1903 in Madison County and married Pearl Walters on Apr 19 1935. Survived by widow two sons two grandchildren his mother three sisters and one brother. Friends at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home today with services Wednesday at 1 pm conducted by William Houser and Dan Allan. Burial East Maplewood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Arthur
Harriet Davis
Pearl Walters
Jasonville
Ind
Davis
Delco-Remy Plant 7
Pearl
Ted
Tim
Anderson
Clara O'Connor
Ruth Ehle
Charleston
W. Va
Virginia Shuler
Cleveland
Ohio
Paul A
Sells and Rowe
William Houser
Dan E. Allan
Jehovah's Witness Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Widow of Howe Fire Apparatus founder dies in Indiana
Mrs Elizabeth Davenport Howe 39 formerly of Anderson and widow of Perley G Howe died Sunday at the Indiana Masonic Home Hospital Franklin after breaking a hip in a fall. She was the last surviving family member and a member of Central Christian Church Anderson and the Franklin Christian Church. Burial is at Crown Hill Cemetery Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Davenport Howe
Anderson
Perley G. Howe
Howe Fire Apparatus Company
Indiana Masonic Home Hospital
Franklin
Howe
Martin Short
Flynn
Services for Solomon S. Elmore
Solomon S. Elmore of 905 West Third Street died Saturday at age 88. Funeral services are at 10 a.m. today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Howard H. Western of Fifth Street Methodist Church. Burial will be in East Maplewood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon S. Elmore
W. 3Rd St
Baker Brothers Funeral
Howard H. Western
Fifth Street Methodist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Greenfield Woman Dies After Illness at 66
Greenfield Cleo R. Deer en 66 of 324 East Douglas Street died at Hancock County Memorial Hospital at 11:55 p m Sunday. Born December 7 1894 in Anderson she moved to Greenfield in 1949. Survived by husband Wilson Deeren daughter Mrs Joseph Phelps two sisters two brothers two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services 1 30 p m Wednesday Pasco Memorial Mortuary Greenfield with Rev Cy rus Herod at Greenfield Christian Church. Burial Park Cemetery Greenfield.
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Greenfield
Cleo R. Deeren
E. Douglas St
Hancock County Memorial Hospital
Anderson
Shelton
Mary Ann Keel Bricker
Deeren
Christian Church
Wilson Deeren
Joseph Phelps
Girton Taylor
Clara Neeley
Minneapolis
Charles Bricker
Logansport
Pasco Memorial
Cyrus Herod
Greenfield Christian Church
Park Cemetery
Harvey Cain obituary notices in Indiana union reflects Danville roots
Harvey Cain, 80, Danville, Indiana, died at home Sunday. He lived in Anderson 1941 to 46 and was born February 12, 1881 in Danville, eldest son of Dennis and Emeline Cain. He belonged to the Danville Christian Church. Surviving are three daughters Mrs. Charles Miller, Mrs. Paul Richards of Anderson, Mrs. Lester Buchanan of Coatesville, Ind., and three sons, Richard R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Cain
Danville
Indiana
Anderson
Dennis
Emeline Cain
Cain
Wayne (Doc) Newby dies after hospital arrival
Wayne Doc Newby 70 of 1711 E 22nd St died after arriving at St Johns Hospital at 5 pm Monday. Born near Elwood he lived in Madison County and worked as a meat cutter with Hughes and Curry Packing Co Anderson and later ran his own market. He belonged to IOOF Lodge 131 Anderson. Survived by two sons Fred and Richard of Anderson two daughters Juanita Tipton of Anderson and Mabel Rock of Indianapolis a stepson Robert Baker of Anderson twelve grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren two sisters Jennie Russell and Josie Hartley of Wierton WV. Friends may call after 7 pm Wednesday at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home funeral time to be announced.
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Wayne
Doc) Newby
E. 22Nd St
St. John’s Hospital
Elwood
Madison County
Hughes and Curry Packing Company
Anderson
Newby
Ioof Lodge
Georgia
Fred
Richard
Juanita Tipton
Mabel Rock
Indianapolis
Robert Baker
Jennie Russell
Josie Hartley
Wierton
W. Va
Sells and Rowe
Funeral services set for Nichols and others in area
Services for Jacob Lavere Nichols 48 of 2428 Morton Street will be held at 1 30 p m today at the Church of the Brethren 2129 McKinley Street. Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Also services at 2 p m Wednesday in the Baker Funeral Home Danville for Anderson Howard of Danville and Roger of Indianapolis with burial at Cartersburg.
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Anderson
Howard
Danville
Roger
Indianapolis
Baker Funeral Home
Mr. Smith
Jacob Lavere Nichols
Morton St
Church of the Brethren
McKinley St
Paul Hiatt
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Waltz and Hiday Funeral
Funeral services set for Theodore Ralston in Anderson
Services for Theodore Roosevelt Ralston 54 of 1505 West 38th Street will be held at 2 p.m. today at Harold E. Rozelle Funeral Home with Rev. Herbert Moore from Kokomo officiating. Burial will follow at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Ted) Ralston
W. 38Th St
Harold E. Rozelle
Herbert Moore
Kokomo
Everybody's Tabernacle
Anderson
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Indiana Governor to Honor Ernie Pyle With Wreath
Indiana Governor Mathew E. Welsh will place a memorial wreath on Ernie Pyle's grave Tuesday. Pyle, a famed war correspondent, was killed by a sniper on a Pacific island during World War II and is buried in Hawaii at the National Cemetery of the Pacific in Punchbowl Crater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Matthew E. Welsh
Indiana
Ernie Pyle
Pacific
Hawaii
National Cemetery of the Pacific
Punchbowl Crater
Indianapolis man gets 20 year bank hold up sentence
Charles O. Smith, 23, of Indianapolis, received a 20 year prison term for the May 19 holdup of an American Fletcher National Bank branch in Indianapolis. The robbery netted about $8,080.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Charles O. Smith
American Fletcher National Bank
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Roy Gentry 85 farmer of Perkinsville dies at Hamilton Rest Home Doblesville. Born Sept 22 1875 he married Myrtle Hall Feb 25 1900. she died 1958. Survivors include three sons Verlin Earl Homer. 13 grandchildren 21 great grandchildren one brother Frank. Services 7 pm today Fisher Brothers Lapel with funeral at 2 pm Thursday in Perkinsville churches. Interment City Cemetery Elwood mausoleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkinsville
Roy Gentry
Hamilton
Doblesville
Elvin
Mary Gentry
Myrtle Hall
Verlin
Rt. 5
Anderson
Frankton
Earl
Rt. 6
Homer
Rt. 3
Noblesville
Lapel
Frank
Chesterfield
Fisher Brothers
Howard Lindley
Perkinsville Methodist Church
Leon Lutz
Prairie Baptist Church
Elwood
Funeral services for Mrs Shirley Hurley held in Daleville
Funeral services for Mrs Shirley Hurley wife of Dr John Hurley killed in a Saturday air crash will be conducted this afternoon at 2 30 oclock at the Daleville Christian Church. The Rev Ronald Hurst pastor will officiate. Interment will be in the Elm Ridge Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Hurley
Daleville
John Hurley
Daleville Christian Church
Ronald Hurst
Elm Ridge Cemetery
Inspectors Probe Spoiled Salmon Deliveries to Hospitals
An inspector was sent to verify reports that spoiled salmon reached multiple Indiana state institutions. The case began with Norman H. Beatty Hospital in Westville, with the same shipment having gone to seven facilities, though only Beatty reported spoilage. Public works director Eugene Bainbridge awaited the inspector’s formal report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Public Works and Supply
Eugene Bainbridge
State Board of Health
Norman H. Beatty
Westville
Beatty Hospital
Bainbridge
Richmond
Evansville
New Castle
Madison
Muscatatuck State School
Indiana Tuberculosis Hospital
Indiana State Soldies
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RF. Kennedy
Supreme Court
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Taft-Hartley
Fact Finding Board
Scones
David L. Cole
Samuel I. Rosenman
Roosevelt
James J. Healy
Harvard Business School
Curtis Magazine
Commission
Assute
Baker Fothers
Knoxville
Earth
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Frankfort
Miami
Charlotte
N.C
S.C
Anderson Bus Terminal
Main Street
George A. Harris
East Lynn
Venezuela
Spiritualist
Rogers Electric Co., Inc
Jackson SJ
Theodore Davis
Theodore Alfred Davis
Nichol Ave
Elizabeth Howe
Solomon Elmore
Cleo Deeren
Wayne Newby
Jacob Nichols
Theodore Ralston
Bulletin-Herald
MR. John
Edgewood Delicatessan
Mace’s
Edgewood
Park Road
Judy Davies
Brown St
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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