Ike and Churchill urge broad arms cuts and friendship
Ike and Prime Minister Churchill appealed for a general and drastic reduction of weapons and offered the hand of friendship to the Communist world. Their six point disarmament document followed a five day unity conference and called for feasible aid to non Communist regional groupings. The broadcast appeal aimed at prompting negotiations with the Soviet Union to ban atomic and hydrogen weapons.
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Eisenhower
Churchill
White House
Voice of America
Russia
London
Far East
Indochina
China
Laredo
Texas
Rio Grande
Ozona
Rio
Con Grande
Jess
Control Center
Anthony Eden
Piedras Negras
Col
Eagle Pass
House
Nuevo Laredo
Len Giant
del Rio Manworld
West Texas
Lamesa
Paget
Cohame
Communist China Trade Mission Arrives in London
A Chinese trade mission, first to visit Britain since World War II, arrived in London and was greeted by 48 British firms. British businessmen sponsor the trip with official Churchill government backing, aiming to boost trade in non strategic items with Peiping. The visit comes as Britain’s Butler lauds U.S. internal economy handling amid recession fears and credits U.S. administration. The Senate Armed Services Committee approved a new re-enlistment bonus bill, proposing about 58 million dollars annually to encourage servicemen to extend service beyond their first term.
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Britain
London
Party of 1
Berlin
Churchill
Peiping
R. A. Butler
Eisenhower
United States
Butler
Senate Armed Services Committee
Leverett Saltonstall
Oppenheimer 2 Opposition Leaders Secrecy Ban Halt War Debate
In Washington and Guatemala tensions rise over Oppenheimer access and peace talks with anti-Communist factions. A four to one vote against Oppenheimer limits on security ends his data access, while Castillo Armas seeks unconditional surrender as new Guatemalan junta pursues peace talks with Monzon and exiled leaders amid ongoing fighting.
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Oppenheimer
Washington
Guatemala
Atomic Energy
Carlos Castillo Arm
J. Robert
Castillo Armas
Col
Elfego Monzon
Sioners
Thomas E. Murray
Coun Fries
Monzon
San Salvador
el Salvador
Guatemala City
Carlos Enrique Diaz
Diaz Y
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Diaz
Arbenz
Armas
Rafael Alvarado
Mexico
Argentina
Guatemalala
Campaign totals rise for Anderson College library drive
A Citizens Committee campaign reports 107976 raised for the Anderson College library project with 19516 added yesterday at a YMCA meeting. Previous totals reach 85400 toward 8250 building. Speakers note early success and call for broad citywide support to finish the library amid campus and farm price debate headlines.
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Citizens Committee
Anderson College
YMCA
Linfield Myers
Everett Hartung
Myer
Ige Taggart
Washington (M
House First Presbyterian Church
Putes
John A. Morrison
Anderson
House
Taggart
Eisen
Anhower
Bell System Purchases Across Indiana Firms
The Indiana Bell unit disclosed 1988 purchases from 833 firms in 71 cities and towns totaling about 16 million dollars. Anderson office manager J E Flanagan said supplies for the local office come from various local concerns through Western Electric. Cities with over 50000 dollars in spend included Bloomington, Brazil, Crawfordsville, East Chicago, Fort Wayne, Gary, Hammond, Indianapolis, Lafayette, Terre Haute and Warsaw, with four or more suppliers in Anderson and Evansville among others.
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Indiana Sex Telephone Company
J. E. Flanagan
Anderson Bell
Bell
Associated Press
Bloomington
Bloomfield
Brazil
Crawfordsville
East Chicago
Elkhart
Fort Wayne
Gary
Goshen
Hammond
Indiana Harbor
Indianapolis
Latta
Marion
Bush and
Whiting
Anderson
Beech Grove
Evansville
Lafayette
Terre Haute
Warsaw
Desperate Wimbledon Ticket Trick Stirs Times Readers
A London man placed a humorous plea in the Times on Tuesday asking for two Wimbledon tickets for Saturday July 3. He vows the success of his romance hinges on securing the pair, inviting any kind person to help.
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London
Times
Wimbledon
Eclipse Dawn Draws Hoosiers From Beds Across Indiana
Hoosiers rise before dawn to view a rare sun eclipse peaking up to ninety percent in parts of Indiana. The sun blocked by the moon at sunrise, about 230000 miles from Earth, creates a ring of light depending on location. The event unfolds with observers noting various shades of twilight as daylight fades.
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Indiana
Sam
Johnson Murder Trial Underway After Long Delay
Johnson charged with first degree murder in the shotgun shooting of his wife Christine at their Cincinnati Avenue home as she entered the house. Trial before Special Judge Arthur Osborn began with jury selection at Madison County Courthouse after a delayed start and venue change from Circuit Judge Russell E. Stewart.
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Joinson
Cincinnati Ave
Christine
Madison County
Arthur Osborn
Grant County Superior Court
Marion
Madison Circuit
Russell E
Stewart
Samuel F. Johnson
Melvin Thornburg
Johnson
William By
Osborn
Weather relief hinted as storms, heat linger in Indiana
The forecast signals relief with near normal temperatures in the north and three degrees above normal in the south while Anderson may face scattered thunderstorms and hot weather. Thursday plans include cooler northwest conditions, but north regions expect highs near 90.
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Associated Press
Mercury
Anderson
Earl L. Davis
Philadelphia Quartz Works
Chicago
Indiana
Plane Believed in Lake Michigan Mystery Deepens
Indiana light plane missing ten days may lie beneath Lake Michigan waters. Civil Air Patrol identified a waterlogged plane seat from a Cessna similar to one piloted by Stephen Buck of Bedford. Searchers traced the seat near Montayight Beach, four miles north of Sheboygan, while Coast Guard gear combed the lake bottom. Buck and three companions vanished on a Crawfordsfield to Crystal Falls flight.
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Indiana
Lake Michigan
Civil Air Patrol
Stephen Buck
Bedford
Ind
Montayight
Coast Guard
Hunt Buck
Crawordsville
Crystal Falls
Ich
Fdl Park
Eli Demaree
Lloyd Letwich
Crawfordsill
Indianapolis
Statistical Division
State Department of Education
State Department of Veterans Affairs
Nunan Former U S Revenue Head Convicted on Tax Evasion
Former internal revenue commissioner Joseph D Nunan, who served from 1944 to 1947, was found guilty by a Brooklyn federal court jury on five counts of income tax reporting fraud. The government said he paid only 200 37 taxes on 416 144 while the actual amount was 543 396. He claimed funds were a 1933 inheritance and kept 170 000 in a bank until the late 1940s. The verdict follows a three hour jury deliberation with his wife tearfully supporting him. Sentencing set for July 22.
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Joseph D. Nu
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ian Jr
Internal Revenue Connector
Missioner
Nunan
Brooklyn
Ible
Leos Elate
Orril J
Forest Hills
Walter Bruch
Williamson
Tansen
She ‘Juge
Ween Lephard J. Butkel
iPhoto
Steel unions seal wage hike pact amid industry push
U S Steel and Bethlehem Steel signed contracts with the CIO United Steelworkers. The agreement includes a five cent hourly wage rise and improved pensions and insurance, with union leaders signaling broad industry adoption. Reports say Big Steel may raise basic product prices to meet terms, with auto industry coverage continuing on page 2. Mont gomery Ward Thorne case linked as coroner's inquest hears testimony through 4 a.m. visit to apartment.
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Pitispunghp
US. Steel Corp
CIO
United Steelworkers
Bethlehem Steel Co
Pres Dent
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Big Steel
Auto
Mayor Calls Session To Ease Water Shortage
An emergency meeting is set for 2 p m today at Mayor Noland C Wright s office to seek relief from a city wide water shortage. Attendees include City Council and Board of Works reps, Water Works Superintendent C J Williamson, and officials from Fire and Police Departments. Flooded by complaints from Forest Hills Grandview Terrace Jackson Park and Orth Anderson residents the low pressure hit eight headroom at some points while normal pressure is 36 pounds. Officials warn drought relief may not come soon and may discuss banning sprinkling. Water plant workers operate under Waltameon s guidance to boost pressure in affected zones.
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Noland C. Wright
Councl
Board of Works
Right
C. J. Williamson
Forest Hills
Grandview Terrace
Jackson Park
Orth Anderson
Grandview Diniers
Jesup
Resurfacing Of Downtown Streets Is Started Here
Resurfacing work on stain and Meridian Streets downtown began Monday evening under city street commissioner Oscar Melson. The project covers two downtown streets from 6th to 15th Streets, aiming for completion in six weeks if conditions permit. Traffic will be maintained with night work using special bulldozers, replacing worn asphalt with 3.5 inches of new asphalt.
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Meridian Sts
Oscar Melson
Sth
15Th Sts
Noland C. Wright
CV. Windsor
Madison Ave
14Th St
New York Central Railroad
E. Ltd
Anderson College
Victory Court
Henry St
Nichol Ave
11Th St
Directory For Rural Homes Aids Fire Depts In Rural Areas
Representatives of the Wabash Valley Rural Directory Services launched a campaign to compile a rural directory for this county. They work with County Commissioners and Engineer Martin Milling to gather names of rural residents, house numbers, and county road numbers. A cross index will let people locate any farm resident by house and road.
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Wabash Valley Rural Directory Services
County Commissioners
Martin Milling
New Births Reported in Anderson Area
Born at St. John's Hospital to Mr and Mrs Perry Wiseman 21 Louise Street a son Mr and Mrs Frank Walden 5112 Main Street a son Mr and Mrs James Herb Chesterfield a son by Caesarean action Mr and Mrs Howard Clark Rt Summitville a daughter Mr and Mrs Austin Staines 16 Muncie a daughter Mr and Mrs Robert Cowles 325 Fairview Street a son
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St. John’s Hospital
Perry Wiseman
Louise St
Frank Walden
Main St
James Herb
Chesterfield
Howard Clark
Summitville
Austin Staines
Muncie
Robert Cowles
Fairview St
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