Optimist Club Names Committees for Upcoming Year
Robert McGiness announces standing committees for the Anderson Optimist Club for the next year. Plans include operating a booth at the Anderson Free Fair with details to be outlined at today’s noon YMCA luncheon.
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Robert McGiness
Anderson Optimist Club
Anderson
William Fine
William Eddy
Fred Matthews
Harold Jackson
Robert Stoops
Warren Fischer
Bill Edmundson
Jim Cain
Art Kimm
Bob Geiss Fith
Rollie Bennet
Walter Mulderman
Howard Presser
Chick Bailey
Carl Campbell
Kenny Bal-finger
Don Neese
O. C. Clark
C. J. Stanley
Vince Kelley
Dulles warns on Communist unrest and unity risk
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles warned that Khrushchev's anti Stalin campaign has stirred discontent in the Communist world. He urged the free world to maintain unity and vigor to prevent international communism from gaining influence amid lean years and internal dissensions. He tied the stance to U S mutual security aid and noted Iceland's NATO commitment amid troop questions.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Ite
Free World
Russia
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Dulles
United States
Senate
Eisenhower
House
Iceland
U.S
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Moscow
Middle East
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Bealls Chapel Society Meeting Postponed
Bealls Chapel Women Society of Christian Service postpones its meeting until July 11. Nearby residents and families are noted in a crowd of visitors and guests at local homes. Community members including Humphreys, Wyant, Hendersons and Gentrys are mentioned in Sunday visits and dinners across the area.
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Bealls Chapel
Womens Society of Christian
James Humphrey
Johnny
Jim
Barbara Wyant
Lapal
Elva Ebarlywine
Walter Henderson
Don Henderson
Anderson
George Lay
Hamilton
Forest, Crim
Herm
Francis Young
Everning
Ben Morgan
Nerschell Newton
Dale Bouser
Rosy Gwynn
Indianapolis
Newton
Karl Gentry
Neat
Mrytle Gentry
Nora French
Dorothy French
Elwood
William Thompson
Max Lynn Adaughter
Eaton
French Battle Through Oran Revolt Area
Reading through the Oran region rebels and French forces clash as a major operation extends west of Oran. The communique reports 67 rebels killed in three large scale engagements near Montimer, Marina, and Noblesville while French troops advance and press a broader land reform plan in Algeria.
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Algiers
Algeria
Robert
Bushy
Janet
Marie Neese
Oran
Trebels
Western
Army and Sons
Charlotteville, Sr
Mito Carson
Pendicton
Vernon Rock
St Ann Ill
Montimer
Tagnac
Tresman Carson
Charles Ran
Carson
Carl Heinzman
Marina
Nell Heinzman
Noblesville
Nedromah
Herman Carson
Marnin
San Francisco Bay
San Francisco
Oak
Francisen
Alameda
Robert Tateste
Lexington
Kentucky
Dion
Highland Loyal Lassies 4-H Club Meeting Summary
Highland Loyal Lassies 4-H Club met June 21 in the home economics room at Highland High School. Presiding were Carolyn Hacker Virginia Newcomb and Sharan Roach with pledge and 4-H pledge. Demonstrations by Hosting Campbell Virginia Newcomb and Sharon Brownenders followed, with games and refreshments served.
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Bethany
Highland High School
Thelma |Weam
Carolyn Hacker
Virginia Newcomb
Sharan Roach
Sharan Bronnenberg
Aleta Scott
Shelia Armington
Jeannine Rays
Campbell
Sharon Brownenders
Sandra Gentry
Jean Garrigus
Lassies
County Council Debate and National Aid Policy
The article details continued county council discussion amid calls to end duplicity and deceit. It covers Sen Ralph Flanders and Senate leaders debating military and economic aid to Tito and the Western allies, including the House and Senate power struggle over 4.5 billion to 9.8 billion dollars in aid and defense funding. It notes related political figures and the day’s congressional committee actions, plus a Rockville obituary and a Colombia immigration plan.
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She
Ralph Flanders
RVI
Tito
Senate
Wiliam F. Knowland
Calif
France
Italy
State Department
George
H. Alexander Smith
R+ MJ
Seeres
Smith
House
Eisenhower
Senate Committee
Covington
Joinl
LeCompte
Lowa
Sen- Free World
Point Four Tech
Frank Wilson
John’s Episcopal Church
Wash
John Fosterington
Voorhees
Dulles
Red Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
Kremlin
Lyn
Branson
Lafta
Rockville
Elvis Fraff and others Obituaries in Anderson
Funeral services for Elvis R. Fraff 51 of 108 West Street die Monday at St John’s Hospital. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. Also listed are Arthur A. Poston 54 of 618 East Sixth Street and Fred D. Swain 42 formerly of Anderson, died recently in Indianapolis and at Flanner Buchan Fall Creek Mortuary respectively. Swain was an insurance agent and former Anderson resident.
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Elvis
Graff
Elvis R. Fraff
St John's Hospital
R. A. Burchfield
Ue Street Methodist Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Arthur R. Poston
Arthur A. Poston
Raymond W. Poston
Osh
Haskell and Morrison
Vevay
Swain
Fred D. Swain
Ndianapolis
Robert Long Hospital
al m
Flanner and Buchanan Fall Creek
W. H. Bransford
First Methodist Church
Anderton
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Emma Etta Brookshire 87 died at home in Kennard after 15 years there and 64 years of marriage. Funeral Friday 2 p.m. at Glens Cove Cemetery Knightstown with Rev. Ratzcliff. Survived by husband P. H. Brookshire three sons a daughter nine grandchildren and many step relatives. Edward C. Werking four died at Reynolds Nursing Home Hagerstown after illness. Retired railroad worker and church member survived by Anna wife three sons two daughters and many grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. at Elwood City Cemetery with service by Rev. J. E. McCoy.
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Emma Brookshire Wilkinson
Emma Etta Brookshire
Kennard
Wilkinson
Ratzcliff
Glenscove
Knightatown
P. H. Brooks
Edward C. Werring Elwood
Edward C. Warking
Reynold's
Hagerstown
New Lisbon
David
Catherine Werking
Anna
Rabeson
Werking
Mr. Warking
East Main Street Christian Church
Red Men Lodge
Copher and Fesler Funeral Home
J. E. McCoy
Elwood City
Ralph
Anderson
Carl
Chesterfield
Earl
Phonenix
Ariz
Catherine Hamerickhouse
Andersson
Hazel Needham
Muncie
Steel Firms, Union Tangle Over New Contract Terms
Counter offers extend talks as Big Three steel firms seek shorter deals and union pushes for higher wages. Initial proposals included a five year pact with annual wage boosts, while current pay stands at two years plus a one year option. Persistent negotiations aim to set a pattern for the industry amid potential shutdowns and a 72 hour strike notice.
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Stephens
Steel Firma
Seel
Bethlehem
Republic
Traffic plan for fair directs traffic and parking roles
Tapl Kline urged attendees to cooperate with traffic directions to speed ingress and egress. City and Auxiliary Police will be on duty guiding traffic while the Auxiliary Police handle infield packing and the Javcess oversee parking concessions.
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Aryuathet
Tapl Kline
Paleo
U S Completes First Round Trip Across Atlantic
The United States completes its first round trip across the Atlantic on March 1 1956 after three years eight months in service carrying more than 20000 passengers on the voyage and related service record.
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U.S. United States
Atlantic Ocean
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