Harriman Says U.S. and Russia Irreconcilable
Harriman declared at a Muskegon event that United States and Russia have irreconcilable postwar objectives, though Western nations might agree on preventing nuclear war. He recalled reporting mutual aims as incompatible during World War II while ambassador in Moscow. He urged continued freedom and warned Communist efforts to undermine it.
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Muskegon
Mich
UPI
Averell Harriman
United States
Russia
U.S
Harriman
New York
Govenor
Moscow
Kremlin
Cotonam Intro Promises Quick Constipation Relief
Nervous tension blocks bowel impulses causing constipation. Cotonam tablets use a new colonic nerve stimulant plus bulking action to restore regularity overnight. Clinically proved, the drug is promoted as gentle and effective with an introductory size 434.
Marion Men Injured When Car Leaves Road
Two Marion men Were injured early Monday on Indiana 9 one mile north of Prosperity when their car left the road to avoid a car ahead. Barry Newsom 22 driver suffered severe lacerations James A Miller 43 passenger lacerations and possible broken jaw. Wood 54 of 2519 Main St suffered head lacerations but refused treatment. The Wood car's top was damaged in the 12 50 pm crash.
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Marion
Ind. 9
Prosperity
Barry Newsom
James A. Miller
Newsom Auto
Carl Rupart
Middletown
Sundey
Anderson
James Albert Wood
Main St
Installation Party For Optimists Tonight
The Evening Optimist Club holds an installation party with Lt Governor Ward Taylor as speaker and conductor. The program begins at 6 30 p m in the Starlight Room at the Kings Crown Inn.
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Evening Optimist Club
Ward Taylor
Kings Crown Inn
Flash Floods Halt Nepal Road Work Between Katmandu and Kodari
Flash floods battered the Bhote Kosi River near Katmandu and Kodari, washing away culverts and destroying road work. Chinese labor crews were rebuilding for Nepal as flood waters rose to near nineteen feet, causing missing persons reports and material losses along the route.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Kodari
Tibet
Bor
Bhote Kosi
William F. Brinkley
Geline J
Brinkley
Courthouse News Briefs Include Several New Suits
A roundup lists new suits filed in Circuit and Superior Courts including Hubert Lee Simpson versus Clark Burns alleging damages and breach of contract, Hunter Motor Co. versus Kenneth Campbell et al., and Harry Mumaw versus Richard Sparks. Also shown are divorce actions, custody rulings, and a court minutes section noting dismissals and findings in several cases. The report closes with references to vehicle industry negotiations and impending wage-settlement implications.
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Circuit Court
Hubert Lee Simpson
Clark Burns
Richland ‘Township
Trus
Ftee
Compalint
Stewart and
Austin
Superior Court
Hunter Motor Co
and Firs
Kenneth Campbell
Wiliam Motw
Larry Lockridge
Beckman
Rotruck
Schuyler and LaPierre
Harry Mumaw
Richard Sparks
Schuyler and
LaPierre
Lee T. Delawter
Mary J. DeLawter
Stewart and Austin
Charles E. Fry
Doris Fry
GMC Union Talks Start Ahead of Bargaining
DETROIT AP GM described its 454,000 hourly workers as among the best paid industrial employees. The company mailed booklets to 325,000 UAW members as talks with the United Auto Workers begin at GM headquarters. UAW President Walter P. Reuther will lead a delegation into Detroit for what is expected to be a two-summer bargaining campaign with the auto industry.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors Corp
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Political unity task force formed by House Republicans
The task force brings together influential Republicans led by Ford who chairs the House Republican Conference. The group aims to mute area of political division from now until November and signals a unified approach within the GOP.
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Nover
House
Ford
House Republican Conference
Goldwater visit sparks cheers and jeers in New Jersey
Barry Goldwater arrived in Trenton for a conference with New Jersey delegates. An airport crowd cheered him while civil rights pickets jeered outside a downtown hotel. Delegates included eighteen committed and one endorsed former Vice President Richard M. Nixon.
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Richard M. Nixon
Goldwater
Trenton
New Jersey
Iby
Rotary Past Presidents Session Sets Spotlight on Arnold Jones
This week the Rotary Club will host a session led by Arnold Jones featuring a panel of 23 active past presidents to discuss Rotary goals. Interest is expected to be high at the gathering.
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Rotary Club
Arnold Jones
Republicans Debate Vietnam Policy At Party Events
A National Association for the Advancement of Colored People stirred onlookers as Senator Barry Goldwater and other Republicans spoke at Cape May and Andrews Air Force Base. Ford urged stronger South Viet Nam defenses, advocating more U.S. special forces to seal off the north. Lodge, now a private citizen, toured the White House path and spoke of prudence and integrity in policy amid White House escorts. Goldwater warned of government lack of integrity and denied proposals for atom bombing defoliation, clarifying his stance on aggression options.
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Nam
Ford
South
Viet Nam
Page Que ‘Chic
Robert A. Taft
Lodge
National Association For Iodies Commission
Aml
Advancement of Colored
Atuuptnee
Viet Nami
Johnson
White House
Dean Rusk
South Viet Nam
United States
Ruski
Scranton
John Adams
Goldwater
Andrews Air Force Base
Dodge
Hel
Bucrwae
South Viet
North
Vet
Otter
Barry
Cape May
Washington
New Jersey
Questioning Lodge Campaign Doldrums Amid Turmoil
A newsman notes rising chaos as guerrillas attack, fearing impacts on women and children. Reports allege a lackluster 1960 Nixon running mate bid by Lodge, with claims he ate prune yogurt at lunch and took long siestas while Republicans rallied in precinct meetings.
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Lodge
Richard M
Judge Ignores Continued From Pretrial Onslaught
Judge Rodrick K. Olsen faced an alleged attack at the airport as a mother of five showed expressionless and a prosecutor disclosed threats from a caller who warned the judge that he would die. The victim received monitored phone calls, and the judge promised swift, vigorous action against the unknown callers.
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Noble Pearcy
Udge
Reuther Sees Automation Boosting Auto Industry Output
Reuther asserts automation will lift productivity in the auto industry by an annual 4.9 percent and designates this as a minimum goal for the year.
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Reuther
Patrols Named for Units Chosen in Regional Camp
Lists of patrols and leaders from Anderson Noblesville Carmel Tipton Frankton Pendleton Elwood and New Castle are provided for Flaming Arrow Bob Spiceland Hawks Eagles Bats and other groups with names of patrol leaders and assistants across multiple towns.
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Flaming Arrow
Bob Setree
Spiceland
Mark Doherty
Anderson
Steve Chalfant
New Castle
Michael Green
Chestterfield
Jeffrey Zaloudek
Tipton
Barry Humble
Pendleton
John Sharp
Elwood
Fred
Sweigart
Hawks
Bill Reid
Alexandria
Dan Oyler
Noblesville
David Dilts
Richard Lantz
Michael Goode
Carmel
John Forrum
Jack Woods
Gregory Dunn
Larry Smith
Bart Precup
Michael Estep
Michael Bowman
Steven Woodruff
Frankton
Thomas Carman
Shirley
Dan Smith
Obituary notices for Anna Eckert and family rites
Funeral mass for Anna Eckert 79 of 224 B Cross St will be at 9 a m Wednesday at St Marys Catholic Church with interment in St Marys Cemetery She died Sunday at New Haven Nursing Home She lived in Anderson 65 years born July 28 188 in Rush County daughter of Joseph and Christine Weasel She was a member of St Marys and Rosary Society Her husband Jacob died in 1962 Surviving four daughters two sons a brother and five grandchildren Also services for Besderson Graham 66 of 901 Alhamipiaraiso will be at 2 p m Wednesday at Browns Funeral Home Rev Melvin Phillips presiding Survivors include husband James Sztuk Graham two sons Clifford Graham Jr a brother George Shedron a grandson Wade Shaw and a great granddaughter Friends may visit funeral home. War Mothers to conduct ritual at 7 p m today and Rosary at 8 p m today
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Mix
Bilbert
Frazee Funeral Home
Middletown
C. Ed‘win McClarnon
Phillip
Sharon
Sandy
Larry
Dennis
Sams
A. Mix Sr
Charlottesville
Manda
Roland
Knightstown
Patricia Winchester
Kokomo
Tom Mix
New Jira
Castle
Julian Mix
Asusa
Calif
Hilligoss
Yoyars
Hickman
Gwynneville
U.S
Manufac
Middletown High School
Port Frazee
Johnson
Iptinbeian
Anna Eckert
Anna ‘C. Eckert
Francis‘Kienly
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Eckert
New Haven
Anderson
Rush County
Joseph
Christine Weasel
Rosary Society of the ‘Church
Jacob
Wibna Closser
Margaret Bloomer
Besderson
Oscar Lund
Walsie C
Margaret Kelly
Melvin Phillips
Mary
Lillian Roland
Lillian Moore Roland
Ora Roland
Alexandria
Community Hospital
Altamont
Park Place Methodist Church
Chiloh Ladies Aid
Virginia Carpenter
Lawell A. Moore
Plymouth
Charles W. Moore
James E.moore
Richard F. Moore
Paul H. Rhoades
Cowden, II
Earl Rhoades
St. Elmo
Gene Smith
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Sewer project costs discussed and approved
The meeting continued discussions on the sewer project with a $14,760 cap and an added $8,617.08 total for four catch basins. Henry Steg and Associates engineers outlined progress while Plans for a Guide Lamp sport system were reviewed. The board approved Staeg to obtain a contractor estimate.
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Page One Chase
Henry 3. Steg and Associates
Staeg Company
Home Security Tips From Page One
A column urges readers to reduce burglary risk by removing valuables, keeping garage doors closed, not advertising departures in columns, notifying a neighbor, leaving a key for periodic checks, and arranging milk deliveries to be discontinued when away.
Veterans Camp Meet Is Today TRS. EDNA NICCUM
Funeral services for Edna Mae Niccum 54 of 1507 Lennox Street who died Sunday night at St John’s Hospital after a long illness will be held Wednesday at the Sells and Rowe Funeral Home. Interment will be in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Surviving are husband Gilbert Ray Niccum four daughters four sons two sisters and several grandchildren. Friends may call at the mortuary.
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Edna Niccum
Sdna Mae Niccum
Lennox St
St. John’s Hospital
Sells and Rowe
Dale Tollerud
Salvation Army
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Niccum
Gilbert Ray Niccum
Madison County
Frank
Mary Russell
James Snelson
James Johnson
Cardis Davidson
Jimmie Hinton
Anderson
Frank Niccum
U.S. Air Force
North Dakota
Thomas Niccum
St. Clair
Calif
Donald Niccum
Charles Niccum
Samuel Thomas
Floyd Tapin
Lena Paxton Rites Held for Noblesville Resident 75
Noblesville Mrs Lena May Paxton 75 wife of Charles H Paxton of 1537 North &J died Saturday at General Hospital Indianapolis after eight months illness. She lived in Noblesville 20 years born August 29 1888 in Hamilton County. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Juanita Louden and Mrs Viola Kirby both of Indianapolis two sisters Mrs Esther Martin and Mrs Dorothy Clark and brother William D Davis all of Noblesville nine grandchildren nineteen great grandchildren. Body to Coletrin Funeral Home with viewing and services at 10:30 am Wednesday by Rev Lloyd Hargelt Church of God Noblesville. Interment Crownland Cemetery.
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Lena Paxton
Noblesville
Lena May Paxton
Charles H. Paxton
North &J
General Hospital
Indianapolis
Hamilton County
Tipton County
Hancock County
Fortville
The
Christian Church
Eagles
Juanita Louden
Viola Kirby
Esther Martin
Dorothy Clark
William D. Davis
Coletrin
Lloyd Hargelt
Church of God In
Crownland Cemetery
Neighbors Clean Up Block in Racial Harmony Effort
In Anderson the block removed 30 to 35 tons of refuse showcasing a cooperative effort by both black and white families amid civil rights tensions. Urban League filmed the project as six neighborhood groups organize toward beautification and improved facilities, aiming for deeper mutual respect and harmony.
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The
Urban League
Debate action on 1957 township annexation case
A hearing before Judge Charles Ardery in Hamilton Circuit Court set yesterday faced delays as Anderson School City’s attorney sought more time to study pleadings. Other motions in the declaratory judgment case continued past 11 am with focus on township school compensation. A separate note reports a Canadian postal hike effective July 1 raising airmail from seven to eight cents per ounce.
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Charles Ardery
Hamilton
Anderson
Ito
Ottawa
United States
Canadian Post Office Department
Thought to Remember Faith of Our Fathers Theme
A July 4th reflection highlights how forefathers like Washington Franklin Jefferson Hamilton valued religion in public life. It notes their writings and prayers, preserving faith as a national heritage while respecting diverse beliefs. The piece urges giving thanks for religious conviction as part of America's legacy.
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Washington
U.S
John Adama
Franklin
Congress
Jefferson
Jesus of Nazareth
Alexander Hamilton
Aaron Burr
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Orville E. Line
E. Lines
Mary D. Neely
Carl H Neely
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Marsha F. Perry
Jake Perry
Paul Cunningham
Ahna
Lee Cunningham
Vicki Lynn White
Eddie White
Elter
Sassi
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GMC
Odge
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Baker Brothers
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Harold E. Rozelle
William Livingston
William G. Livingston
New York Central Railroad
Roudebush
Noblesville, Ind
Richard L. Roudebush
R-Ind
Barold E. Rozelle
John Siver
First Methodist Church
Edgar Hauff
Phoenix
Ariz
St. John’s. Evangelical Lutheran Church
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Wade Beil
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