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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1960

Page

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Cuba Blame Stays Unclear After Havana Blast

Havana officials probe causes of a Cuba ammunition dump explosion at La Vang Harbor with no definitive blame. Premier Fidel Castro accuses the United States, while unofficial statements blame sabotage. The incident echoes a prior Le Coubre disaster near Candace Bled lime, as authorities review possible foreign involvement and assess the extent of damage.

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Eisenhower warns on Communists tactics and unity

President Eisenhower urged unity against Communist imperialism in a wide range of remarks. He cautioned against fear and timidity while stressing strong, principled leadership to maintain free-world cohesion amid global tensions. The speech followed political debates over Asia trips and responses to international threats.

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Eisenhower on Far East trip still promises unity

President Eisenhower defended his Far East visit amid mixed reaction. He stressed the trip’s aim to improve relations and said the stay would bolster freedom and peace, noting support from allies while acknowledging criticisms. The speech touched on Japan and broader U.S. strategy in Asia.

John Robinson Cage Russelburg Robinson Jierie Sebantaney Eisenhower Artie M. Biuak Valparaiso U.S Cloverdale Paul E. Hands Monticello

State Groups Seek 12.5 Million for National Guard

A Lafayette hospital treated Sunday nine hours after a cart truck crash on U S 24 near Burnettsville. The statehouse requests include 12.5 million for the National Guard armories, with comparisons to 59,984,295 sought two years earlier. Victims include Ispaugh and Renner. Laisure, 25, of Dayton, and Bowers, a St. Petersburg resident, are named among those involved as officials investigate the mishap. Funeral plans for Bowers and family mentions follow as sheriffs and state troopers investigate the collision.

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Eisenhower outlines Far East policy and Tokyo visit clash

President Eisenhower frames U S backing for Far East ties with Philippines Taiwan and Okinawa as key to containing communism. He cites a mutual security treaty with Japan as a victory for freedom while blaming Moscow and Peiping for Paris summit cancellation. In Kentucky, a fatal bakery truck crash killed Ernest A Flemming and Kenneth W Riddell.

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City Curfew Enforcement Tightened After Night Incident

A 32 model red convertible was used by a city youth and a 16 year old passenger from a subscription crew during a curfew hour. The minor was cited to appear in City Court on Wednesday. Police chief Heiden ordered patrols of public places and parks after curfew with exceptions for minors working with official approval.

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License Branch Closes Weekend for Fourth Observance

The local license branch, supervised by Mrs. Mary Watson, will close all day Saturday and Monday for the Fourth of July holiday. June-born license renewals are urged to contact the office before Saturday.

Mary Watson

Fire Rages Hit Two Indiana Towns Causing Losses

Two northern Indiana towns Merkle and Middleton suffered major losses as fires destroyed a large livestock barn a furniture store a tire retapping plant a grain elevator and other buildings. The blaze disrupted power telephone lines and railroad traffic. A funeral home advocate Vinson, longtime Madison County funeral directors official, was honored at a banquet before retirement.

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Summitville man Frank M. Vinson dies at 49

Frank M. Vinson of Summitville died at Marion General Hospital after a long illness. Born December 21, 1910 in Boone Township, he was a Methodist and active in Summitville Masonic Lodge 691, the Eastern Star, Lions Club, Civic Improvement Club, Volunteer Fire Department, and Conservation Club. Survivors include widow Alma Rose Vinson and sister Mrs. Guy Hamilton of Summitville.

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Talks and weather mix with postwar disarmament debate

The report blends arms talks through a day of weather, funeral notices in Geneva and Summitville, and political scenes from Washington. It notes a Gromyko request to Hammarskjold, nearby flood warnings on Wa lley and White Rivers, and a Willkie-Nixon political moment with Wendell Willkie II meeting Capehart and Adenauer figures.

Washington UPI Wendell L. Willkie Rushville Ind Dulles Adenauer Wendell Bonn Germany Allen V- Dulles

Keller Attends First Helen Keller International Award

New York honors Col Edwin Baker of Toronto with a trophy for distinguished service to the blind as Helen Keller marks her 80th birthday. Keller travels from Easton Connecticut for the ceremony at the Gotham Hotel with secretary Evelyn Da Pinson Seide. Baker leads the Canadian National Institute for the Blind and receives the inaugural Helen Keller International award from the American Foundation for Overseas Blind.

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Hospital dismissals list scattered addresses and names

A hospital discharge notice names multiple individuals by full or partial addresses including Matthias Dunn Mrs Goldie Schlegelmith Peter Lax Yorktown William Smith Mrs Russell Hiatt and son Charles Wagner and Ry Anderson Eddie Brown Laura Burnsworth Floyd Brown Elizabeth Miley and others. A Communist spokesman claimed the Soviet bloc sought to leave town by Wednesday. In Virginia Beach Navy en listed Wayne A Miller 20 was struck and killed by a car. The first US flag was adopted by Continental Congress on June 14 1777.

Goldie Schlegelmith St. Peter Lax Yorktown William Smith Russell Hiatt and Son Charles Wagner Ry Anderson Eddie Brown and Son Ath St Laura Burnsworth Ohio Ave Floyd Brown E. 34Th St Elizabeth Miley Hoosier Virginia Beach

Leader Sentenced in Cadous Attack Case

INDIANAPOLIS UPI Marion AL Tinsley Jr 18 alleged ringleader in the assault and robbery of Eugene Cadon Sr and Mrs Cadon was sentenced to one year in the State Reformatory on a robbery charge. Judge Lewis credited two months 25 days served before his guilty plea. Three other youths aged seven received similar sentences two weeks earlier.

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