Red Bloc Walks Out Of Arms Talks Break Up
In Geneva the Soviet walkout by Khrushchev and Chinese leaders is described as regrettable. The U S and Western powers consider continuing talks in good faith while blaming the East for breakdown. The report notes Soviet walkout and possible future meetings with Chou Enlai.
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Geneva
UPI
Sover
Eisenhower
Russia
Union
U.S
Britain
France
Canada
United Nations
Hisenhower
Paris
Khrushchev
Retter
Moscow
Chou En-lai
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Calum
David Ormsby-Gore
Frederick M. Eaton
Italy
China Backing Limited Dialog Over Formosa War View
Peiping official papers printed cautious support for Khrushchev on peaceful coexistence yet hinted at a tougher line against U.S. forces on Formosa. Soviet and East European leaders voiced cautious approval as China signals a possible hard stance, while Soong Ching-ling spoke at a rally of Peiping officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
UPI
Chien
U.S
Peiping
Chits
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Communia
Taiwan
New China News Agency
Kremlin
Formosa
Khrullief
Chishchev
Hese Island
Khru- Tae
Wat Tolshchey
Manien Party
Bucha
Mme
Soong Ching
Ling
Sun Yat Sen
Liu Jen
China
V. I. Lenin
Ism
Karl Marx
Soong
Red China
Nine More Die As State Auto Toll Grows
Indianapolis and surrounding areas report nine additional fatalities in Indiana's rising traffic death toll, including three weekend deaths, raising total to eighteen. The week brings more curfew enforcement and motor vehicle incidents across multiple counties, with youths detained for curfew and license violations as police pledge continued crackdown.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Frederick G. Boehning
Francesville
Wet Tilemulh Rd
Louis C. Gutchen
Rt. 5
Rensselaer
Noel F. Wright
Indianapolis
Shelbyville
Foran
Census Meeting Amid Eisenhower Tokyo Trip Fallout
Census workers and officials gathered as President Eisenhower defended personal diplomacy and challenged Communist pressure that led to the cancellation of his Tokyo visit. He called the US-Japan security treaty ratification a Reds’ signal defeat and urged future presidents to pursue world-wide exchanges to maintain free world solidarity.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Russia
Red China
Tokyo
White House
Narinkem
Holinzsworen
Jane
Pis
Tara Fenner
Ruth Helvey
Helen
Francis O'Neill
Lillian
Ava Ahrendt
Junelig
Jlamm
Winifred Wean
Karel Fisenhower
Jampbell
Lula Belle Palmer
el Lterly
Helen Kirkman
Fairy
Phjippines
Taiwan
Stanley
Beatrice Eckert
Ruby
Korea
Poe Om Wee
Howard Hall Killed By Own Race Car
Howard Hall, a popular Anderson race car owner and builder, was fatally struck during big car sprint races at Funk's Speedway in Winchester. The runaway No 2 Hall Farms Cadillac Special, driven by Wayne Alspaugh of Anderson, overturned and caught fire. Two other people were injured and Hall's 19-year-old son slightly burned. Witness Keith Wellman, Herald staff writer, described the wreck and surrounding events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hall
Anderson
Winchester
Hall
Hall Farms
Wayne Alspaugh
Keith Wellman
Herald
Weisman
Grandstand A
Red Renner
Dayton
Onio
Renner
Rescue Of 44 Starts After Tanker Blast
Coast Guard reports 44 aboard the stricken tanker after a blast. Ships and four aircraft were deployed to the scene with two aircraft from Charleston and one each from St. Petersburg and Jacksonville. Two Navy destroyers were also dispatched to assist.
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Coast Guard
Charleston
8.C
St. Petersburg
Jacksonville
Fla
Tiny GM computer judges age in witty test
In Kokomo Indiana a Delco Radio Division display unit uses a foot long, inch thick computer to answer ten questions about a person’s age. On the 31st prompt it asks Are you female and then declares the subject is 21 regardless of actual age.
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Kokomo
Ind
Delco Radio Division
General Motors Corp
Typhoon Olive lashes Luzon killing many and displacing thousands
Typhoon Olive struck Luzon with strong winds and heavy rain, killing at least 160 and leaving hundreds missing. It crippled Manila and southern provinces, blowing down homes, floods, toppled bridges, and cut water supplies as tens of thousands became homeless. Legaspi and Mayon area sustained heavy damage with dozens dead, while Batangas Rizal and nearby provinces reported further fatalities. Communications were severed across affected islands.
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Manila
Luzon
Philippines
China Sea
Legaspi
Soushi
Mayon
Hong Kong
Fuijiyama
Le-jan
Albay
Mary
Batangas
Rizal
Train Auto Crash Claims Purley Bowers
Purley Bowers a 69 year old former Anderson coal yard operator dies after his auto is struck by a westbound New York Central train near Chesterfield Indiana. He was taken to St. Johns Hospital Chesterfield and died of brain and lung injuries. The crash occurred at 10 10 Sunday on Madison Delaware County road just south of Indiana 32. Bowers had returned to visit and was driving north toward Chesterfield when the fatal collision happened. Preparations for the Anderson Free Fair proceed with Olson Shows bringing 50 rides and a large midway. Anderson Jaycees will operate the parking lot in 1959's spot to fund community projects. Parking lot chairs Richard Richter Carl Bookout and George Warton coordinate a plan to benefit multiple service initiatives. The Olson Shows will open the fair season after moving from Hot Springs Arkansas and upgrading rides and equipment. The State police reported the fatality occurred in Delaware County during the early hours of the investigation.
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John L. Henden
Andersson
Kokomo
Heiden
Carl Whitinger
Robert Graham
Wice
Wright
Donald E
Danville
Shelbyville
Robert Steel
Indianapolis
Mary Becker
Milwaukee
Gary
Elmer H
Becker
Headon
George Michaels
Chesterton
Michaels
Mercy
John S. Spurgeon
Salem
Sus
U.S
Westfield
the Herald
the Daily
Hamilton County
Spurgeon
Jack T. Moore
Saginaw
Mich
Cabimet
Uuse
Soviet Union
Mme. Soong
Peipjing Peoples Daily
New China News Agency
Li Chi-min
South Atlantic
Coast
S Guard
S.S. George MacDonald
Edgewood
Coast Guard Board
S.S. Esso Scranton
Edgewood Town Hall
Rou
Savannah
MacDonald
Coast Guard
Charleston
Gale Gammon
Tendent
Renner
Alspaugh
Gamumon
Anderson Coal Yard
New York Central
Chesterfield
Purley Bowers
Ind St
St. Petersburg
Fla
Madison
Delaware County
Or Peri
Fred Hiday
Bowers
Middletown
Anderson
Olson
Hot Springs
Ark
Coal yard operator Mr. Bowers noted in Anderson obituary
Mr. Bowers, a native of Anderson, ran a coal yard on Cincinnati Avenue. The item appears as a brief obituary note directing readers to continue on page 2.
Change of Command At Naval Reserve Surface Division 931
Dr. Elbridge G. MacKenzie, chairman of education at Anderson College and Naval Reserve Lt Commander, will succeed Lt Commander Clarence F. Hudson Jr. tonight as commander of Naval Reserve Surface Division 931. The ceremony starts at 7 pm at the US Naval Reserve Training Center on Oak Street. Cmdr. Hudson, a seasoned officer at Muncie, led the division for the past three years. After the change, Cmdr. MacKenzie will read orders and report to Cmdr. Ha.
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Elbridge G. MacKenzi
Anderson College
Naval Reserve
Clarence. F. Hudson Jr
Naval Reserve Surface Division 931
US Naval Reserve Training Center
Wie
Oak St
Hudson
New Arrivals in Anderson and Vicinity Affected Families
A list of newborns from Anderson and surrounding areas includes multiple families with new boys and girls born at local hospitals and residences. Names include Gene Carson, Donald Wyatt, Eddie Brown, William Leathers, and others with addresses in Anderson and nearby towns. A mention notes a birth at West Point NY and a ceremony observing baptisms, with 122 enlisted personnel and officers tied to military units and a reference to Thomasville Georgia.
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St. Johns Hospital
Gene Carson
Sheridan St
Donald Wyatt
Arrow Ave
Hoy
Eddie Brown
50Th
Wiliam Leathers
Anderson
and Aisaymond. Hill
Walnut St
von Myers
Bi] Mayweil
Hds
Siler St
Don Biddie
Turner
Riliam Vercil
Ray Roby
Alexia
Clay Campbell
Mt Weed
Oth
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Red Bloc
China Backing Limited
Ike
Reeres
Peg En
Pekins
Peru
Nial
Lara Bond
J. R. Seybold
Martha
Whipple
Louise
Linder
Hazelraig
Ivan Hale
sop‘Tana
Hale
Belp
Kathy Seujlean
Japan
Abbapree
Chine
Leoford, Fea Mwchcock
Yan
Evelyn McCann
Jax Hurd
Jane Smith
Ellenjed
Ron
Janice Willoughby
I Bell
Bertha Davis
Mary Poling
United States
Delta Smith
Mary Durwiddie
Mits
Mercedes Moody
Aryanel Fisher
Pacific Area
Camarines Sur
Camarines
St. John's Hospital
Anderson and
Vicinnity
West Point , West Point, N.Y
Capt
Mins. Roben FE. Carr
Lainy
de Leon Oak
D. Higgswood Drew
Donald E. Densfordy
Lou Turner
Thomasville
Georgia
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