Red Bloc Walks Out Arms Talks Break Up
The Soviet Union led a Communist bloc walkout from the 10 nation disarmament conference in Geneva and handed the arms issue to the United Nations for eventual General Assembly discussion next fall. Khrushchev blamed Western powers for deadlocked talks. Eisenhower called the move regrettable and reaffirmed willingness to negotiate. Diplomatic circles cite a Moscow Peiping ideological rift behind the step, with Khrushchev potentially meeting Chou En-lai, and indicate no further disarmament talks until they turn the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
UPI
Sovet Union
United Nations
General Assembly
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Presi
Eisenhower
Britain
France
Canada
Italy
Khrushchev
Russia
U.S
Paris
Moscow
Peiping
Chou En-lai
David Ormsby-Gore
Frederick M. Eaton
China backs peaceful coexistence clash over Formosa stance
The article reports Peiping officials and Mme Soong Ching ling endorsing Khrushchev's peaceful coexistence line while still aiming to drive U S forces from Formosa and seize Taiwan. It notes Chinese leaders urging build up of military strength, and contrasts Peiping with Soviet lines, citing Li Chih min and mass anti American rallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
UPI
Chien
U.S
Peiping
Chita
Nikita
Khrushchev
Communa
Taiwan
New China
Formosa
Kremlin
Bucharest
V. I. Lenin
Karl Marx
Soviet Union
Mme. Soong
Peiping Peoples Daily
New China News Agency
Li Chih Min
Howard Hall Killed In Own Race Car at Funk's Speedway
Howard Hall a noted Anderson race car owner and builder, died Sunday at Funk's Speedway in Winchester when his car No 2 Hall Farms Cadillac Special driven by Wayne Alspaugh of Anderson ran away and struck him. Two other people were injured, and Hall's 19 year old son and another man suffered minor burns when the car caught fire. Herald writer Keith Wellman witnessed the crash from Grandstand A and provided an account of the events surrounding the 13th lap restart of the 35 lap feature race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hall
Anderson
Winchester
Hall
Hall Farms
Wayne Alspaugh
Keith Wellman
Herald
Wellman
Grandstand A
Red Renner
Dayton
Ohio
Renner
Electronic brain lies about women's age in display
In Kokomo Indiana a Delco unit built by GM's General Motors division simulates human error. The foot long device answers 10 questions about a person including age. On the seventh question it asks Are you female and then, if yes, declares the subject is 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Ind
Delco Radio Division
General Motors Corp
Edgewood Plans Water Main Flushing for Rust Removal
Edgewood officials announce a delayed June board meeting at Town Hall. The town will begin a week of major water main flushing on Wednesday and Thursday, the first in a series lasting a month to remove rust, overseen by Water Superintendent Gale Gammon.
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Edgewood Town Board
Edgewood Town Hall
Edgewood
Gale Gammon
Gammon
City Curfew Crackdown to Persist in Anderson
Police Chief John L. Heiden announced the curfew enforcement will continue in Anderson as officers reported no new names added to the curfew list over the weekend. Two Kokomo youths, 15 and 16, were stopped for running a red signal. no charges were filed yet, with parents to be summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Heiden
Anderson
Kokomo
Lth
Jackson Sts
Heiden
Carl Whitinger
Robert Graham
John Waldman
Eisenhower says pressure blocked Tokyo trip by Reds
President Eisenhower said Russia and Communist China forced Japan to cancel his Tokyo visit as part of their effort to block his world tours. He called the U S Japan security pact a signal defeat for the Reds and urged continued use of high level exchanges to strengthen free world solidarity. He noted no further trips planned before leaving office but said he would act if needed and urged a successor to follow suit. He cited opposition to visits in the Philippines Taiwan Okinawa Korea and Japan as evidence Reds try to blunt U S diplomacy.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Russia
Red China
Tokyo
White House
China
Japan
Nobusuke Kishi
Philippines
Taiwan
Okinawa
Korea
United States
Rescue Of 44 Starts After Tanker Blast
An engine room explosion mortally wounded a 501 foot tanker in the south Atlantic. The 44 men aboard the S S George MacDonald abandoned ship as waves washed over decks. The Esso Scranton reached the scene and began taking the crew aboard while Coast Guard cutters and Navy destroyers converged.
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Miami
Aps
South Atlantic
Coast Guard
S.S. George MacDonald
S.S. Esso Scranton
Savannah
MacDonald
Charleston
Scranton
D.C
St. Petersburg
Jacksonville
Fla
Navy
Typhoon Olive Hits Luzon Killing At Least 160
Typhoon Olive struck Luzon with 80 mph winds and heavy rain, killing at least 160 and leaving tens of thousands homeless. Bridges collapsed, crops and homes were destroyed across southern Luzon, with Legaspi and Albay Province hardest hit and Manila partially paralyzed by disrupted water supply as Olive moved toward the China Sea.
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Manila
Luzon
Philippines
China Sea
Legaspi
Mt. Mayon
Fuijiyama
Albay
Census Workers Meet for Madison County Dinner Event
Most phases of the 1960 federal census in the area are complete plans set for a Thursday night dinner meeting of Madison County census workers at Linder's. A final were-you-counted drive will open this week with coupon forms published in The Herald and the Daily Bulletin to locate missed individuals for proper population totals. The 1960 Anderson total is 48,857, up from 1950 but down from 1956. Enumerators, crew leaders, field reviewers and guests from Anderson Kokomo and Peru will attend, with a program honoring workers across Stage I Stage II and the phase II special response variance study.
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Madison County
Linder
Herald
Daily Bulletin
Anderson
Kokomo
Peru
New Gore
Lara Bond
J. R. Seybold
Martha
Louise Linder
Hazel Craig
Ivan Hale
Hale
Cpem
Kathy Sevean
Train Auto Crash Claims Purley Bowers
Purley Bowers 69 of St. Petersburg Florida died after his auto was struck by a westbound New York Central train near the Madison Delaware County line road just south of Ind 32. He died at St John’s Hospital after a crash time of 10 10 p m and death at 11 20 p m from brain injuries and lung crush injuries. Bowers formerly operated a coal yard on Cincinnati Ave in Anderson and had returned for a visit.
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Indiana
Frederick G. Boehning
Francesville
Wet Tilemill Rd
Louis C. Gutchen
Rt. 5
Rensselaer
Noel F. Wright
Indianapolis
Shelbyville
Wright
Donald E
Danville
Robert Steel
Mary Becker
Milwaukee
Gary
Elmer H
Becker
Ind
George Michaels
Chesterton
Michaels
Mercy Hospital
John S. Spurgeon
Salem
U.S. 31
Westfield
Hamilton County
Spurgeon
Jack T. Moore
Saginaw
Mich
Calumet Area
Chicago
James H. Russelburg
Anderson Coal Yard
New York Central
Chesterfield
Purley Bowers
2Nd St
St. Petersburg
Fla
Madison- Delaware County Line
Bowers
St. John's Hospital
Fred Hiday
Middletown
Delaware County
Anderson
Cincinnati Ave
Preparations For Anderson Free Fair Open Midway July 9
Preparations are made for the 1960 Anderson Free Fair with an open midway on Saturday and the fair running through July 9. Olson Shows, North America’s largest carnival, will present 50 rides and shows on a 1500 foot midway. The Anderson Jaycees will operate their parking lot at 9th Street east of the viaduct, chair Richard Richter. Proceeds support 50 civic projects including Teenage Safe Driving Road E O, Junior Champs and others. Co chairs are Carl Bookout and George Worton. The carnival will move from Hot Springs after refurbishing and adding new rides.
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Olson
North America
Anderson Jaycees
Jaycee
Richard Richter
Mr. Richter
Carl Bookout
George Worton
Hot Springs
Ark
Jaycees
E. 9Th St
Jack Raper
Ray Raper
Change To Be Observed At Reserve Unit Command Change
Dr. Elbridge G. MacKenzie will become commander of Naval Reserve Surface Division 931 at a 7 pm ceremony tonight at the US Naval Reserve Training Center 101 E. Oak St. He succeeds Lt. Cmdr Clarence F. Hudson Jr., who has led the division for three years and is a Muncie grade school principal. More than 100 unit members will attend as the rifle squad and drill team participate. The unit now includes 122 enlisted men and 11 officers. Lt. Cmdr Donald E. Densford is Center Commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbridge G. MacKenzie
Department of Education
Anderson College
Naval Reserve
Clarence F. Hudson Jr
Surface Division
US Naval Reserve Training Center
E. Oak St
Cmdr
Hudson
Muncie
MacKenzie
Donald E. Densford
New Arrivals Born at St Johns Hospital and West Point
A list of newborns from St Johns Hospital includes boys for Gene Carson Donald Wyatt Eddie Brown William Leathers Raymond Hill Van Myers Bill Maxwell Don Biddle David Turner Albert Weed and a girl for William Vendl and Clay Campbell. A West Point Hospital birth reports a boy to Capt and Mrs Robert E Cary. Grandparents named for Haven and Cary.
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St. Johns Hospital
Gene Carson
Sheridan St
Donald Wyatt
Arrow Ave
Eddie Brown
W. 50Th St
William Leathers
Anderson
Raymond Hill
Walnut St
van Myers
Hattie Dr
Bill Maxwell
Silver St
Don Biddle
Chestnut St
David Turner
William Vendl
College Dr
Ray Roby
Alexandria
Clay Campbell
3Rd St
Albert Weed
West Point Hospital
West Point
N.Y
Robert E. Cary
Lafayette
Tappan
N. Y
O. W. Haven
Dresser Dr
Lillian Haven
W. F. Cary
Hannibal, Mo
Birth of a girl in Tacoma to De Leon Wilson Jr.
A daughter was born at Madigan General Hospital Tacoma to Capt. and Mrs. De Leon Wilson Jr. at 3011 Oak Street Southwest Tacoma. The infant’s mother is Mrs. D L Wilson of 1521 Edgewood Drive. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lon Turner of Thomasville Georgia.
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Madigan General Hospital
Tacoma
Wash
de Leon Wilson Jr
Oak St
S. W
D. L. Wilson
Edgewood Dr
Lon Turner
Thomasville
Georgia
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Uuse
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Ike
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Camarines Norte
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Rizal
Hong Kong
Olive
Hugh Richards
Richard Whitley
Raby Roberts
Wendell Hollingsworth
Jane E. Fribley
Zora Fenner
Ruth Helvey
Helen Nance
Francis O'Neill
Lillian Purkey
Ava Ahrendt
June Stamm
Winifred Wean
Kate Lamipbell
Lula Belle Palmer
Ernest Funk
Helen Kirkman
Fairy Stanley
Beatrice Eckert
Ruby Ledford
Pearl Hitchcock
Evelyn McCann
Max Hurd
June Smith
Ellen Crow
Janice Willoughby
Jane Bell
Bertha Davis
Mary Poling
Delta Smith
Mary Dinwiddie
Mercedes Moody
Avanel Fisher
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