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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1957
Page
4
Federal Judge Charles F McLaughlin will decide Friday if the Supreme Court Watkins ruling requires freeing playwright Arthur Miller from contempt of Congress. Miller faces up to one year in jail and a $1000 fine unless the conviction is overturned.
About 75 members of Pipe Creek Township Farm Bureau gathered at Red Corner School in Frankton Monday evening. Howard Bousley introduced Howard of the State Police who spoke on highway education. Fr. McCoy led devotions. amateur and cake contests were held. Elzie Proctor and wife chaired. July meeting canceled. Christian Women's Fellowship rep attended the International Assembly at Purdue on June 19 to 23.
Senate witnesses Howard Trautman and Salvatore Testa refused to deny being Communists, citing the Watkins decision. They testified before the Internal Security subcommittee and were suspended by RCA Communications. The hearing highlighted how First Amendment claims might shield beliefs and associations from inquiry.
A skin diving archaeological expedition plans to uncover Caesarea’s ancient Roman port off Israel’s coast. Led by E A Link and his wife with Israel and Smithsonian support, the team aims to recover Biblical relics and illuminate early Christian era sites using a jet-powered dredging method.
ELLETTSVILLE INDIANA UP Commissioner Robert McMahan orders the Ellettsville auto license branch to close Saturday for not following the law in running the office Residents protested the move claiming it favored Bloomington manager Mrs Ruby Ryan and her relations in Monroe County Officials said the action aims to close loopholes following a court decision and political debate continues across state channels.
Police investigate 12 spinner hub caps stolen from six cars, all 1955 or 1956 models, worth about $200. A second burglary targets a safe from Skelgas station, 2431 Broadway, damaged lock and 200-pound safe rolled away, no trace found. Also notice final settlement of Anna M. Gray estate due July 10.
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