Tanker Taken In Tow Off Georgia Coast
A 1900 ton tanker en route from Houston to Brooklyn developed a flooded aft section near the Georgia coast. Crews braved rough seas as a sister Sinclair tanker towed her to safety while lifeboats were readied and pumps operated under firehose pressure in a bid to prevent sinking. No injuries were reported and salvage operations continued as escort vessels monitored the scene.
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M. S.C
UPI
Houston
Brooklyn
Georgia
Indianapolis
MacDonald
U.S
Eldridge Burnthorn
Muuch George MacDonald
Savannah
Indiana
Secur
Sinclair
Burnthorn
Muncie
Dyer
Logansport
Tomato Blocking Mining Co
MacDonald Inn
South Bend
Coast Guard
Esso Scranton
Jacksonville
Ila
Polis
Minn
Robinson
Christian Christian and Missionary Alliance
Missionary Alliance Church
Mrs. Webb
Mac
West Ninth
Sycamore
Kerr
Donald
Joseph A. Webb
St. Pauli Bible College
St. Paul, Minn
Talks Between French and Algerian Rebels Stop Briefly
Paris reports say top rebel envoys halted the preliminary negotiations aimed at ending the Algeria war. A 3 p.m. meeting was canceled at the request of Ahmed Boumenijel, with no formal contact between sides on the fourth day of talks near Melun, outside Paris.
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Paris
API
France
Algeria
Ahmed Boumenijel
Rozer Oris
Hubert de Gastines
Nois
Melua
Hospital Dismissals List and Field Report
Hospital dismissals include Reuel Carter, Larry O'Brien, Emmett Van Voorhis, Virgil Allen, Mrs Hazel Wallace, Mrs Gloria Arnold, Mrs Coleman Turner and daughter, Mrs James Smith and daughter, Mrs Gordon Skeoch and daughter, Mrs Raymond Hill and son, Charles Smith, Roy Wilkerson, Mrs Nannie Hatton, Mrs Ada Harvey, Mrs Eileen Hexamer, Mrs Mary Sears, Mrs Rosemary Warner, Mrs Nancy Burke, Miss Patricia Eng, Mrs Alice Wyatt, and James Priest. Farm reports note tomato field work resuming, labor balance with Kokomo and Marion crews returning from Michigan, Columbus floodback threats, Connersville weeding slowed by rain, Evansville delasselling starting, Vincennes hay and Irish potato harvests beginning.
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Reuel Carter
E. 1Th St
Larry O'Brien
Columbus Ave
Emmett van Voorhis
Sheridan St
Virgil Allen
Crystal St
Hazel Wallace
Eileen Hexamer
Middle Ot
Mary Sears
Pendleton
Rosemary Warner
Alexandria
Nancy Burke
Wildwood
Patricia Eng
W. 14Th St
Alice Wyatt
Arrow Ave
James Priest
Fairview St
Fort Wayne
Tomate
Marion
Michigan
New Castle
Columbus
Connersville
Evansville
Vincennes
Typhoon Olive Edges Hong Kong Weather and Road Updates
Typhoon Olive veers toward Hong Kong with center winds near 86 mph as 55 mph gusts buffeted the city. Roads in Indiana report closures due to high water while Bermuda resists debt from England and a local concert group led by Mr. Webb promotes a sacred musical program.
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Hon Kong
Hong Kong
Royal Observatory
Crown Colony
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana State Highway Department
Tampico
Ind
Elnora
Medora
Austin
Daviess County
Washington
Webb
Jerrystor
Serr
St. Pauls
Kerr
Kentucky
Web
Ballistic Missile Sub To Start Tests This Summer
The nuclear powered submarine George Washington will arrive at Cape Canaveral on July 1 to begin weapon tests and training. It is expected to launch a Polaris missile underwater this summer during its first test phase. Commissioned last December 30, the vessel will carry 16 Polaris missiles and is slated for full duty by year end. sister ship Patrick Henry is also due to become operational this year.
Irene Conner obituary notes June 1936 Anderson High graduate
Irene Conner is remembered in a continuing obituary notice. The June 1936 Anderson High School graduate is survived by her husband, her parents Ralph and Harriet Matthews of Anderson, and a sister Miss Jerry Matthews of Anderson.
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Pare One
Anderson High School
Ralph and
Harriet
Nelson) Matthews
Anderson
Jerry Matthews
Governors Laud Rockefellers Stand At Nuclear Peace Conference
Democratic governors G Menner Williams Michigan J Lindsay Almond Virginia and Michael DiSalle Ohio praised Rockefeller for his stance at a conference. Gov Robert Meyner New Jersey urged stronger measures for world peace while stressing defense against nuclear war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Menner Williams
Michigan
J. Lindsay Almond
Virginia
Michael. DiSalle
Ohio
Rockefeller
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Congress
Craig
DiSalle
Gray
High Court
Mogilner
Tf Williams
Rockefell
Williams
Michigan City
Sayer
Sherwood
Edmund G. Brown
Cali-r
Robert 8. Mevner
New
Jersey
Herschel C. Loveless
George Docking
Saver Kansas
Thal
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Grace Stitt of Fairmount aged 70 died at Marion General Hospital after illness. Survived by husband Harvey two sons Charles and Altus two daughters Louise and Florence three brothers and other relatives. Funeral Thursday at Hunt Funeral Home Fairmount officiated by Rev Donald Herr. Rank Vinson of Summitville aged 49 died Friday funeral Thursday at Summitville Methodist Church with two ministers. Burial in Vinson Memorial Cemetery Summitville. Friends may visit Vinson Funeral Home.
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Grace Stitt Fairmount
Grace
Stitt
Fairmount
Marion General Hospital
Warren County
Back Creek
Harvey
Charles Stitt
Summitville
Altus Suitt
Rank Vinson
Rank M. Vinson
Vionday
Thurs- Jay
Summitville Methodist Church
Don Jennings
Kendalville
Heriat Schuckers
Yody
Burde
Vinson
Census Count Continued From Page One
Census data collection continues as agencies urge households to complete forms promptly. Officials stress timely responses to ensure accurate population figures and eligibility determinations for funding and representation.
Purley Bowers and Howard Hall Obituaries
Purley Bowers 89 of St Petersburg formerly of Anderson died from a car train collision near Chesterfield. Services 1 30 p m today Baker Brothers Funeral Home burial Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Howard Hall 39 of 1139 Broadway race car owner died from injuries at Winchester race. Services 2 p m Thursday Frankton Christian Church burial in KPIOOF Cemetery Frankton. Friends received at George C Harper and Son Funeral Home Frankton.
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Surley Bowers
Purley Bowers
St. Petersburg
Fla
Anderson
Chesterfield
Baker Brothers
Harold R. Clark
Chesterfield Christian Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Howard Hall
Roward Hall
Broadway
Winchester
Frankton
Population shifts and official notes in Anderson and Madison County
The 1956 special census put Anderson City at 50 143 with Anderson Township included, while earlier figures show 38 265 for the township and 15 698 dwellings in the city. The piece discusses metropolitan status, regional population growth, and international remarks on disarmament talks amid Cold War tensions.
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Anderson
U.S
Stoland
U.N
Anderson Township
Anderson City
Madison County
Government reports rising manpower and utility gains in 1956
The document notes an expanding workforce of 1,359 employed by the council alongside a large unit. It records increases in stakes, water meters, and a 24-foot high structure project. Employment shows growth as the work progresses, with several percent gains noted since 1956.
Dominican Venezuela alert orders amid Caribbean crisis
The article reports on alert orders amid political tension in the Caribbean with references to Adlai Stevenson Kennedy Nixon and Betancourt. It notes unrest, alleged support moves, and defense considerations involving Venezuela the Dominican Republic and U.S. figures.
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Adlai
Stevenson
Jana Econome
Los
Menara
White River Bridge
Wesley Powell
Newsminican Republic
Hampshire
Richard M
Nixon
Rockefeller
Romulos Panese Manarimont
New York
Betancourt
U.S. Defense Post
Gestare
Powell
Arleigh Burke
Rafael Trujillo
U.S
Fan
Trials and political talk shadow a July court session
The report covers trial proceedings and political chatter surrounding Rockefeller and Mogilner testimony. Officials and governors discuss potential appeals while a high court hearing unfolds amid campaign implications and party dynamics.
Congress Rush 1960 County 4 H Purdue as judge
An Indiana newspaper item reports 4 H beef and rabbits judged at a county fair with Carl Scott and Claudius Peer named in related notes. It mentions Senate figures and a political scene around Lyndon B. Johnson and a Democratic nomination contest.
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Page One
Purdue
Carl Scott
Yorktown
Claudius Peer
New Castle
Zaid
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Walter Weber
Indianapolis
Las
Senate
Will remarks reveal wills and political talk in chaotic page
A rambling mix of personal will readings and political speculation fills the page. The text lists numerous names and locations, mentions a Chicago stage show schedule, Purdue judging events, and Senate race chatter about Johnson Kennedy and Symington ahead of the Democratic convention.
Nuclear Defenses Ordered For Cities
The Defense Department reshapes air defense plans to deploy nuclear tipped Nike Hercules missiles around seven metropolitan areas on the east and west coasts and north central United States. The sites shift from SAC bases to protect Washington Baltimore Philadelphia New York Detroit Chicago San Francisco and Los Angeles against bomber attack.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Department
Strategic Air Command
Hanford
Wash
Washington-Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
7 Ways to Cut Your Medical Costs
Reader’s Digest offers tips to manage doctor fees and annual check ups costs. It explains what an annual check up should cost and which income tax deductions to take. The July issue is priced at 29 cents, down from 35 cents.
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Reader's Digest
Navy Jets Fly In as City Sets Dedication Program
Captain Doug McCaughey and LCdr Jack Deenter lead the event with Lt William Rennie and Lt John Rademacher as solo performers. Mayor Ralph Ferguson gives the dedication speech with Elmo Funk as master of ceremonies. A 1912 two motor plane in flight will precede the Navy jets. City officials and state police plan traffic handling with Airport Manager Art Darlington arranging land cars for visiting planes on and east of the main runway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug. McCaughey
Jack Deenter
William Rennie
John Rademacher
Ralph Ferguson
Elmo Funk
Billy Parker
John L. Heiden
Robert Graham
Carl Whitinger
Harold Goehring
National Guard
Art. Darlington
Rockefeller attack sparks West Virginia political clash
West Virginia Governor Underwood labeled Rockefeller actions as political exploitation of national defense issues and warned of opposing campaigns exploiting the critique. He suggested Rockefeller’s late entry and sudden withdrawal from the GOP race lacked logic while predicting voters’ resentments in the May 10 primary. Kennedy leads after Humphrey’s exit.
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Pape
Rockefeller
Underwood
West
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Hubert F. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
White House
New Airport Huntzinger
Roland D Maine Earl Martin and Lawrence E Mun sell with Alice H Rehm Mae M Roberts and Thomas C Shipley involvement. J Farrell Wilson listed as Airport engineer.
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Paze
Huntzinger
Roland D. Maine
Earl Martin
Lawrence E. Munsell
Alice H. Rehm
Mae M. Roberts
Thomas C. Shipley
J. Farrell Wilson
Airport
Engi
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Adv
Olive
Philippines
mid-Atlantic
Bermuda
England
Irene Conner
Madison
Ralph Alley
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Walter Ralph Alley
Tipton County Memorial Hospital
Claire Berryja
Normandie Christian Church
Brookside
Mae Windfall
Pritchard
Windfall
Jos
Nemneste
Ray
Dominican
Venezuela
Pocene Osnur Ia
Wugloua
CPRL
Eeene Gee
Spe
Slaeiad Cann
Aegidi Wie Lear Dent
Donald Sorg
St. Mary's Rockefeller
Ello David Perry
Highland High
Exchange Club
Yenetdag! v
Raymond Precup
Howard Ehrhart
W. C. Hilligoss
Ed Bronneburg
Billie Schuyler
Rich
Are
Dick) Peck
Don Himelick
Russell Baker
Madison Ave
A. Garland Hardy
Ball State College
Egypt
C. T. White
Floyd Whitesell
Phil Hamilton
Sher‘wood
Arecu
Chamber of Com
Merce
Jesus
Kokomo
Census Bureau
Census Department
Union
Beenderson
Linder’s
Marge Indudes Srs
Base Jond
J. R. Seybo
Louise Linder
Haicraig
Will Has
Kelly
tHharte Danthene
Caus
Ucon
Richard
Peru
Purkey
Ava Abrend
Winifred Wean
Karel
Campbell
Lula Belle Palmer
Erson
Helen Kirkman
Fairycase
Stanley
Beatrice Eckert
Ru! Ledford
Pearl Hitchcock
Evelyn McCann
Max Hurd
June Smith
Crow
Janice Willoughby
Jane
Bertha Davis
Mary Poling
Meril Delta Smith
Mary Dunowiddie
Mercedes Moody
Avanel Fisher
Clyde Dickerson
Opal Whitman
Shirley Sayres
Pauline Hecht
Essie Ross
Helen Harris
Shields
Joan Richardson
Sor Richardson
Anne Widdieftet
Trow
Dorothy Adams
Jeanette Baker
Wie
Anne Bradnick
Virginia Carpen
Lott
Florence Carter
Vera Cotton
John Howell
Helen Ferris
Shirley Fine
Juan
Ralph Bishop
Atlanta
Marilyn Shinnick
Donn Alu
Frank Sheffer
Ansonia
Everett M. Dirksen
Tiwis
Thomas H. Kuchet
California
George Smathers
D-Fia
Senate Commerce Committee
Clyde E. Williams
Isqeiatas, Inc
ELEB
Con Schnitzius
Johnson
Massachu
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Navy Blue Angels
Zeb Knott
Haar Pro
Enrico Caruso
Whhether
Phillips 66
Martias
Phillips
Bakers Hardware & Market
Cross and Broadway
H. Brown, Fred W. Burr
Breau Sal
Andensa i
Hone
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