Tanker Taken In Tow Off Georgia Coast
A 101-foot tanker the S George MacDonald with 130 barrels of fuel oil faced flooding after a cooling system rupture. Captain Eldridge Burnthorn stayed aboard with two crew as 40 men fled to lifeboats. The S J E Dyer towed the vessel to safety while two other ships evacuated remaining crew with no injuries reported.
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Charleston
S.C
UPI
Georgia
George MacDonald
MacDonald
Eldridge Burnthorn
U.S.S. Robinson
Mac
Donald
Savannah
Sinclair
Burnthorn
Nuclear Defenses Ordered For Cities
The Defense Department rewrites air defense plans to deploy nuclear tipped Nike Hercules missiles around seven metropolitan areas on theFast and West coasts and the north-central U.S. The missiles shift from SAC bases and Hanford 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 Bas
Hanford
Wash
Washington-Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Seven Ways to Cut Your Medical Costs
A reader feature highlights seven tips to reduce medical expenses. It covers estimating costs for annual check ups and how to maximize income tax deductions, plus four additional ways to save on healthcare. The piece promotes a July issue of Reader's Digest at 29 cents.
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Reader's Digest
Talks Between French and Algerian Rebels Stall Near Paris
Algerian rebel envoys called a temporary halt to top secret negotiations with France on Algeria's war. A 3 pm meeting was canceled at the request of lawyer Ahmed Boumenje, with no formal contact on the fourth day of talks at Melun outside Paris.
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Paris
UPI
France
Algeria
Ahmed Boumenje
Roger Oris
Hubert de Gastines
Melun
Hospital Dismissals List Names Residents and Relatives
The report lists numerous individuals and relatives being dismissed from a hospital, including Rene 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, James Priest. ROADS REPORTED CLOSED INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) The Indiana State Highway Department Tuesday listed several roads closed due to high water including Ind 39 south of Tampico Ind 58 west of Elnora Ind 235 east of Medora Ind 256 west of Austin Ind 358 southwest of Elnora in Daviess County Ind 257 southeast of Washington. Last year saw record factory shipments of gas fired furnaces boilers and automatic water heaters.
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Coleman Turner
Eckhouse St
James Smith
Gordon Skeoch
Shellbark
Raymond Hill and
Walnut
Charles Smith
Markleville
Roy Wilkerson
Lincoln St
Nannie Hatton
Fortville
Ada Harvey
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana State Highway Department
Tampico
Elnora
Medora
Austin
Daviess County
Washington
Rain damage appears less than forecast across Indiana crops
Indianapolis reports indicate heavy rains slowed farm work but may have caused less damage to Indiana crops than expected. The weekly farm labor bulletin notes tomatoes look good in most areas with no labor shortage and prospects of a good crop, though some regions report work delays and ongoing harvests into July.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Indiana Employment Security Division
Farm Labor Bulletin
Muncie
Logansport
South Bend
Anderson
Fort Wayne
Marion
Michigan
New Castle
Columbus
Connersville
Evansville
Vincennes
Typhoon Olive Menaces Hong Kong As Winds Rise
Typhoon Olive nears Hong Kong with center winds at 86 mph and 55 mph gusts, threatening midday impact. After crossing the northern Philippines, it has left 104 dead, over 500 missing, and about 60,000 homeless, with Bermuda noted for not borrowing from England.
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HON Kong
Hong Kong
Olive
Royal Observatory
Crown Colony
Philippines
Webb and Kerr set for church concert in Sycamore
Evangelist Joseph A. Webb former sacred soloist at a Minneapolis station will headline a concert at the Christian and Missionary Alliance church on West Ninth at Sycamore at 8 00 p m Sunday July 3 Remarks include Webb wife a vocalist pianist and organist and Jerry Kerr a celebrated trumpeter three time Kentucky high school top in his instrument The trio tours for St Paul Bible College with Webb club alumni Kerr member of the St Paul Choral Club and an varied sacred program plus a youth message Public invited to attend
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Joseph A. Webb
Minneapolis, Minn
Christian & Missionary Alliance
West Ninth
Sycamore
Webb
Jerry Kerr
Kentucky
Kerr
St. Paul Bible College
St. Paul, Minn
the Christian and Missionary Alliance
Kerr P
St. Paul
Grace Stitt dies at 70 in Fairmount
Grace Stitt of Rt 2 Fairmount dies at Marion General Hospital after a brief illness. She was 70, born in Warren County, and a Back Creek Wesleyan Church member. Survived by husband Harvey, two sons Charles and Altus, two daughters Louise Cline and Florence Clary, and three brothers. Funeral set Thursday at 2 p.m. at Hunt Funeral Home Fairmount with Rev. Donald Herr officiating. Friends may visit after noon today.
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Grace Stitt
Fairmount
Marion General Hospital
Stitt
Warren County
Back Creek
Harvey
Charles Stitt
Rt. 1
Summitville
Altus Stitt
Rt. 2
Louise Cline Marion
Florence Clary
Elwood
Fred Corwin
Williamsport
Walter Corwin
Tetomis
Ill
Arlo Corwin Anderson
Hunt Funeral Home
Donald Herr
Back Creek Wesleyan Church
Summitville services set for Frank M. Vinson
Funeral services for Frank M. Vinson aged 49 who died Monday will be held Thursday at ? p.m. in Summitville Methodist Church with Rev. Don Jennings of Kendalville and Rev. Herbert Schuckers of Summitville. Burial follows at Vinson Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call at Vinson Funeral Home.
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Summitville
Frank M. Vinson
Summitville Methodist Church
Don Jennings
Kendalville
Herbert Schuckers
Vinson
Ballistic Missile Sub George Washington to Begin Tests
The U S Navy announced that the nuclear powered submarine George Washington will arrive at Cape Canaveral on July 1 to begin weapon tests and training. It will carry 16 Polaris missiles and aims for fleet duty by year end. A sister ship Patrick Henry is also slated for operational status this year.
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Patrick Henry
Irene Conner obituary notice for 1936 graduate
Irene Conner of Anderson dies with husband and her parents Ralph and Harriet Nelson Matthews of Anderson listed among survivors. A sister, Miss Jerry Matthews, also noted in the Anderson obituary notice.
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Page One
Anderson High School
Ralph
Harriet
Nelson Matthews
Anderson
Jerry Matthews
Exchange Club Honors Winners at Fes AaE Event
Exchangetes Fes AaE winners include Donald Sorg of St. Mary's High School in second place and David Perry of Highland High School in third. Each winner gets a certificate. Miss Waggoner receives a $50 saving bond. New officers named include President Raymond Pre cup and others, installed at a July 12 pitch in dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Russell Baker. Garland Hardy from Ball State College spoke on Egypt, introduced by C. T. White. Guests Floyd Whitesell and Phil Hamilton attended.
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Donald Sorg
St. Mary's High School
David Perry
Highland High School
Exchange Club
Miss Waggoner
Raymond Precup
Howard Ehrhart
W. C. Hilligoss
Ed Bronneburg
Board of Control
Billie Schuyler
Richard
Dick) Peck
Don Himelick
Russell Baker
Madison Ave
A. Garland Hardy
Ball State College
Egypt
C. T. White
Floyd Whitesell
Phil Hamilton
West Virginia Governor criticizes Rockefeller on defense politics
Underwood accuses Rockefeller of exploiting economic distress for political gain and questions the logic of his GOP exit and return. He says voters resent perceived distortions of West Virginia ahead of the May 10 primary and predicts Rockefeller’s critique will be used by opponents if Kennedy or Humphrey win the nomination.
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Rockefeller
Underwood
GOP
West
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Hubert F. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
White House
Governors praise Rockefeller as Democrats plot convention clash
The gathering of Democratic governors from New Jersey California New Hampshire Michigan and Virginia as well as Ohio and Kansas debated Adlai Stevenson Rockefeller Nixon and a Kennedy bid at a Los Angeles convention. They discussed world peace nuclear protection and a possible favorite son strategy while signaling Rockefeller’s delegate strength and potential nomination impact.
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G. Meyner
Williams
Michigan
J. Lindsay Almond
Virginia
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
Rockefeller
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Adlai E. Stevenson
Los Angeles
Wesley Powell
New Hampshire
Richard M. Nixon
New York
U.S
New Yorker
Congress
Herschel C. Loveless
Town
George Docking
Kansas
Congress Considers Congress Recess As Campaign Season Opens
Senate leaders discuss a recess with a partial poll showing 17 to 8 in favor. Everett Dirksen calls a 50 50 chance of adjournment before the July 11 Los Angeles convention gathering. A postconvention session to act on controversial bills is debated. Smathers says they must come back after the conventions. Recess would allow Johnson Kennedy and Symington more time to campaign for delegates.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Congress
Los Angeles
Thomas H. Kucher
California
George Smathers
D-Fla
Senate Commerce Committee
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Windfall services for Ralph Alley set at 2 p.m
Ralph Alley 48 died Monday in Tipton County Memorial Hospital. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. today at Windfall Methodist Church with Rev. Claire Berry officiating. Burial follows in Brookside Cemetery, Windfall. Friends may call at Pritchard Funeral Home in Windfall.
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Windfall
Walter Ralph Alley
Tipton County Memorial Hospital
Venezuela Orders Alert After Dominican Clash Over Betancourt Attack
Carib crisis erupts as Venezuela and the Dominican Republic mobilize after an assassination attempt on President Betancourt. A dynamite blast killed two and burned Betancourt as he rode to a military review, with Caracas ordering forces to be ready to defend the fatherland.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Dominican Republic
Romulo Betencourt
Betancourt
Rafael Trujillo
Trial testimony questions Mogilner credibility in 1958 case
Evidence at the 1958 trial showed Sayer and Sherwood conspired with Mogilner to aid sales to the Indiana highway Department during Craig's administration. Gray said the case would not have gone to the jury without Mogilner's testimony and that the prosecutor could have warned the salesman. Sayer attended the hearing. Sherwood was reported mentally ill. Sayer declined prediction on appeal saying, We've got to.
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Ents
Mogilner
Sayer
Sherwood
Indiana Highway Department
Craig
Gray
High Court
Michigan City
1960 County 4-H Purdue as judge and schedule
4-H beef show judged by Carl Scott of Yorktown on Wednesday afternoon August 10. Rabbits judged by Claudius Peer of New Castle garden and tomatoes judged by Walter Weber of Indianapolis. Entomology forestry wildlife home grounds judged by Ed Lott. Poultry judged by John Howell, Purdue. Thursday swine judged in the morning by Ralph Bishop of Atlanta. Sheep judged Thursday at 4 p.m. by Dick Simms of Purdue. Gold Medal Sheep show after 4-H judging. Saddie horses and ponies judged Saturday by Frank Sheffer of Ansonia Ohio.
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Purdue
Carl Scott
Yorktown
Claudius Peer
New Castle
Walter Weber
Indianapolis
Ed Lott
John Howell
Ralph Bishop
Atlanta
Dick Simms
Frank Sheffer
Ansonia
Ohio
Navy jet dedication ceremony and preflight activities
The program includes Capt. Doug McCaughey and LCdr. Jack Deventer in key slots with Lt. William Rennie and Lt. John Rademacher as solo performers. Mayor Ralph Ferguson will speak, Elmo Funk hosts, and Capt. Billy Parker will fly a 1912 two‑engine plane over the field. A city hall traffic conference with Police Chief Heiden and others set details, while Art Darlington arranges parking for visiting planes and cars north and east of the runway.
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Doug. McCaughey
Jack Deventer
William Rennie
John Rademacher
Ralph Ferguson
Elmo Funk
Billy Parker
John L. Heiden
Robert Graham
Carl Whitinger
Harold Goehring
National Guard
Art Darlington
Census sees Anderson population dip in 1960 figures
The preliminary 1960 count for Anderson City shows 48,857 residents, down 1,286 from 1956, with total Anderson Township including the city at 67,996. Officials expect a rebound and urge missed residents to file forms, while a census enumerators dinner is planned at Linders with many community names listed.
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Anderson
U.S. Census Department
Anderson Township
Anderson City
Madison County
Census Department
Chamber of Commerce
Kokomo
Census Bureau
Linder’s
Lara Bond
J. R. Seybold
Louise Linder
Hazel Crai
Evelyn McCann
Max Hurd
June Smith
Ellen Crow
Janice Willoughby
Jane Bell
Bertha Davis
Mary Poling
Delta Smith
Mary Dunwiddie
Mercedes Moody
Avanel Fisher
Clyde Dickerson
Opal Whitman
Shirley Sayres
Pauline Hecht
Essie Ross
Helen Harris
Grace Shields
Joan Richardson
June Richardson
Anne Widdiefield
Dorothy Adams
Jeanette Baker
Anne Brodnick
Virginia Carpenter
Florence Carter
Vera Cotton
Helen Ferris
Shirley Fine
Juanita Franklin
Dirthea Gardner
Dorothy Kellum
Beatrice King
Marilyn Shinnick
Donna West
Notable Will by Kelly Reflects on Life and Death
Kelly described his will in a light tone saying wills are dreary. He said his family is secure financially and asked for a respectful tear rather than scenes at his passing. He spoke of a life lived with both sorrow and joy and urged curiosity about the other side.
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Kelly
Purley Bowers dies in car train collision near Chesterfield
Services for Purley Bowers 69 of St. Petersburg Florida and formerly of Anderson are set for 1 30 p m today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. The Rev Harold R Clark will lead, with burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery and friends receiving at the funeral home.
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Purley Bowers
St. Petersburg
Fla
Anderson
Chesterfield
Baker Brothers
Harold R. Clark
Chesterfield Christian Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Services for Howard Hall to be held in Frankton Church
Howard Hall 39 of 1139 Broadway a local race car owner and builder died from injuries sustained in a Winchester race. Services set for 2 p m Thursday at Frankton Christian Church with Rev Donald Tharp. Burial at KP IOOF Cemetery Frankton. Friends may call at George C Harper and Son Funeral Home Frankton.
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Howard Hall
Broadway
Winchester
Frankton
Western Group Pushes Restart Of East West Talks
The Western Group vows to press to restart East West negotiations after Khrushchev statement blaming the United States. Washington accuses Russia of hypocrisy for leaving Geneva talks and seeking a UN arms control meeting. Trybuna Ludu in Warsaw says returning disarmament to the UN impedes U.S. imperialism.
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Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Washington
Russia
Geneva
U.N. General Assembly
State Department
Warsaw
Trybuna Ludu
U.N
U.S
Ind 32 progress on White River bridge project near airfield
The Shutt Co. leads construction of a 24 foot high White River bridge four miles west of the airport with seven spans. Concrete abutments are formed, roadbed work advances, and paving could begin soon. Right of way is 100 feet wide with trees removed along the former Union Traction line between Anderson and Muncie. A state highway representative commends contractor speed.
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Shutt Co
White River Bridge
Union Traction
Anderson and Muncie
Chesterfield
New Airport Dedication Promises Navy Blue Angels Demonstration
Roland D. Maine and the committee announce the airport project advances with contributions from community members including Alice H. Rehm Mae M. Roberts and Thomas C. Shipley. Clyde E Williams and Associates oversee the project while E E Schnitzius Inc. handles contracting. A 22 minute Navy Blue Angels aerial demonstration by five crew members led by Cdr Zeb Knott will cap Sunday's dedication at the local field.
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Paze
Huntzinger
Roland D. Maine
Earl Martin
Lawrence E. Munsell
Alice H. Rehm
Mae M. Roberts
Thomas C. Shipley
J. Farrelr Wilson
Clyde E. Williams
Navy Blue Angels
Cdr
Zeb Knott
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