Macmillan Signals Possible Anglo American Soviet Summit
London reports Prime Minister Harold Macmillan told Parliament he would consider an Anglo American Soviet summit to guide work on an agenda for a larger summit conference. He warned such a summit is not an end in itself and emphasized that the objective is agreement, with progress seen on East West talks but several issues to clarify before negotiations begin.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Y Macmillan
House of Commons
Jment
Macmillan
Eisenhower
Nikolai A. Bulganin
GOP Proposal On Succession Turned Down
The House Judiciary Committee rejected a Republican sponsored constitutional amendment to resolve presidential disability. The defeat curbs a potential ruling on who decides when a president is disabled and if a vice president may act as president. Democratic efforts press ahead in the House and Senate to advance disability amendments.
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GOP
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
House
Committee
Emanuel Teller
D-N.y
Senate
Estes Kefauvar
D-Tenp
Ike and Mamie Eisenhower Reunite After Arizona Trip
President Eisenhower welcomed Mamie home from a two week Arizona vacation with a kiss as she stepped from the plane in Washington. She looked thinner and a bit tan after a five hour flight from Denver.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Arizona
Mitchell hints at tax cut if needed to spur economy
Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell said the Eisenhower administration could propose a tax cut to bolster the nation’s economy if business and employment fail to rise after midmonth. He argued a tax cut would quickly put money in consumers’ hands, contrasting public works plans as too slow to address the crisis. Mitchell said a tax cut is being considered but not before Congress tomorrow, and urged extension of reciprocal trade to counter Communist gains.
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Chicago
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
J . Mitchell
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
National Wholesale Grocers ‘Assn. Conven‘ation
Frank Llewallen
I Te. Butler
Nashville
Vice
Richard M. Nixon
Labor
Birthdays Honored With Supper Gatherings Across Town
Mechanicsburg and nearby communities hosted birthday anniversaries for Wilma Rich Johnnie Severns and John Jones. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lewis of Mechanicsburg Mrs. Mat Meldan of Cincinnati Kenneth Lewis and family Markleville Dan McDonald of Middletown Joe Best and family at New Columbus Russel Stewart and Katheryn Hanson at Chesterfield Ada Clark of Sullivan and Don Lawson of Pendleton. The gatherings occurred at various homes including the Hale residence in Middletown and Doyle s Soverns and family nearby.
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Mechanicsburg
John G. Jones
Mechanics
Dan ‘McDonald
Middletown
Stella Farrer
Anderson
Rex Hale
Joe Best
Milles Phillips
New Columbus
Russel Stewart
Katheryn Hanson
S. W. Hanson
Chesterfield
Stewart Home
Ada Clark
Sullivan
Don Lawson
Pendleton
Annual Scout Urges Control Of Stray Dogs At Shelter Event
The St Ambrose Shelter hosts a Scout led gathering urging dog control as 200 strays are sheltered. Rev Fr Thomas O Connor Heil questions how to handle a deluge, while officers and church leaders plan ceremonies and awards. Dog statistics warn of rapid population growth if unconfined, with emphasis on public cooperation to curb strays.
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St. Ambrose
Catholic Church
Thomas O'Connor
St. An
Brose
Ethel Albright
Ray Swank
Mounds District
Gun
Lyan Winslow
Collins
Force In
Madison County
Anderson
Wilson
Colins
Broadway
Mr. Lantz
Ian Ined
McCarel
Shelter
R. A. Bone
Bone
Wahn Dean
Planning board discusses enforcement and park plans
Lapel area projects resume as Summitville forms a planning board. The group considers enforcing state and county rules on illegal dumping and stream pollution. The county contemplates demolishing the old tuberculosis hospital to create a roadside park, with six acres for public use and 24 acres under a 40 year lease with the Anderson Girl Scout Council. A county commissioner vote would be needed to proceed.
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Lapel
Sherman Vinson
Summitville
Barry
Davis Condon
Planning Commission
Joe Brogdon
E. 10Th St
White River
Anderson Girl Scout Council
Board of County Commissioners
Tenn Prison Riot and White House Tax Debate Mix
Page-long briefing recounts a Tennessee prison breakout with guards using tear gas and firearms as inmates wreck facilities amid broader national debates on anti recession tax plans. It notes Senate committee votes on public works, Anderson and Douglas tax proposals, White House plans, and mortgage financing for low cost homes. It mentions President’s planned consultation with advisers and potential speed ups in water projects.
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White House
Interior and Agriculture Department
Senate Public Works Committee
Congress
Burglars Hit Cedar Lounge and Nearby Venues
Capt. Higgins reports thieves broke into the Cedar Lounge Tavern by a transom and stole money bags totaling 194 dollars. Other losses include the Optimists Club, Fairview Park, Rhues Market, 17th Street and Madison Avenue sites, and Hazelwood School where a small sum was taken and ketchup poured to mimic blood.
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Cedar Lounge
Fairview Park
Rhues Market
17Th St
Madison Ave
Hazelwood School
Higgins
New Primary Names for Pipe Creek Township Delegates
Luther Stockdale James C Jackson Emmett Hiflan and Robert M Fortson named as candidates for delegate from Pipe Creek Township in the new primary race.
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Page
Luther Stockdale
James C. Jackson
Emmett Hiflan
Robert M. Fortson
Pipe Creek Township
Tax cut debated as plan for economy aid
At an AFL-CIO emergency meeting Mitchell urged possible action including a substantial tax cut if slump continues while others favored public works He said a ready tax reduction proposal could be used immediately Meany supported tax cuts plus higher defense spending amid criticism of Congress and the administration James Hagerty denied a final tax plan existed Treasury studies various reduction proposals with no decision yet Senate and House leaders warned against an immediate tax slash and discussed a six to seven billion dollar cut plan in taxes for both individuals and businesses
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Senate Public Works Committee
Congress
Anderson
Douglas
White House
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Mitchell
AFL - civ
Afl-Cio
George Meany
James C. Hagerty
House
Joseph W. Martin Dry. Gass
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Capitol
Sens
Styles Bridges
R-N.h
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
Oweeldy
Robert B. Anderson
Raymond J. Saulnier
Council of Economic Advisers
Chamber activity and plans advance in Anderson area
Chamber of commerce activity includes a noon YMCA meeting to advance a motion picture project promoting the Anderson area. Sub committees oversee content editorial and production led by F. Mullin and J. E. Flanagan with John Atkinson. The Anderson Retail Association outlines plans for a Spring Membership dinner and multiple promotions including St. Patrick’s Day observance and Shop Anderson Days on April 24 to 26.
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Yage One Cable Company
Civic Broadcasting Company
Container Corporation
Delta Remy
Edge Packing Company
Gaar Nursery
Gentry Cabinet Shop
Guide Lamp
Howe Fire Apparatus
Indiana Bell Telephone
National Tile and Manufacturing Company
St. John's
J. E. Flanagan
John Atkinson
Fred Mullin
Anderson Retail Association
Anderson
Chamber of Commerce
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Mary Elizabeth Clevenger 79 lifelong Anderson area resident died at her daughter's home after five years of illness. Survivors include daughter Mrs. Donna Gibson and son Lester. burial at McCray Cemetery near Wilkinson. Dr Charles Titus 88 of Wilkinson, retired physician with long Indiana practice, died at home. Titus studied at Bellevue Medical College and served state medical organizations. Funeral arrangements announced with interment in nearby cemetery.
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Mary Clevenger
Perkinsville
Mary Elizabeth Clevenger
Anderson
Donna Gibson
Clevenger
Lon ‘Clevenger
Frankton
Shev
Tronwood
Gibson
Lester
Gora Jackson
Greenfield
Wilkinson
Charles Ti Byton
Billy)McCord
Maggie Clevenger
Yesderson
Clifford
R D. Hanna
Warrington
Matilda Trees
Titus
Hancock
American Medical Association
Masonic Lodge
Shirley
Indianapolis
Kennard and Duzan Obituaries Lead Local Notices
Donald Chew 56 of Kennard died unexpectedly in Henry County Hospital New Castle. Services at 10 a m Thursday at Kennard Christian Church with Rev Ruben Ratzlaff officiating. Interment Glen Cove Cemetery Knightstown. Survived by widow Mildred sister Mrs Paul R Reece Spiceland and several nieces and nephews. Frank E Duzan 82 of Indianapolis died at 7 15 a m yesterday after a brief illness. Retired painter born January 24 1876 in Hancock County. Survived by widow Effie son J Marion Duzan Jr and brother Perk Duzan. Funeral services Thursday 2 p m at Robert E Sterling in Indianapolis burial Grave Lawn Fortville.
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Donald Chew
Kennard
Henry County Hospital
New Castle
Condo and Son Fumeral
Wilkingon
Ruben Ratzlaff
Kennard Christian Church
Glen Cove
Knightstown
Mildred
Paul R. Reece
Spiceland
Emery
Ida Luthultz
Chew
Guide Lamp
Anderson
Christian Church Jin
Frank E. Duzan
Fortville
Reeder St
Indianapolis
Mr. Duzan
Hanscock County
J.S. Duzan
Effie
J. Marion Duzan
Decatur, Jr
Perk Duzan
Jamestown
George McCarty
Robert E. Sterling
Grave Lawn
Obituary notices for Judy Klaiber Graul and Churchill update
Alfred E Judy 68 of Chesterfield died Monday in Ball Memorial Hospital Muncie funeral today at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home burial Bronnenberg Cemetery near Chesterfield Mrs Myra Klaiber 78 Indianapolis died Monday morning rites today at Flanner Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary burial Rest Haven Indianapolis Orval Graul 67 formerly of Anderson died Saturday services today 9 am at Little and Sons Mortuary Beech Grove Indianapolis Churchill update Sir Winston Churchill confined to Riviera villa two months recovering from pneumonia and pleurisy seeks painting in Mediterranean sun need ministers Nashville church reports 1324 ministers left the ministry in a year while 825 graduated new ministers
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Alfred E. Judy
Harold E. Rozelle
Alfred EB. Judy
Chesterfield
Bronnenberg
T' Chesterfield
Judy
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Myra Klaiber
Myra Wilepars Klaiber
Hillside
Indianapolis
Flanner and Buchanan Broadripple
Rest Haven Cemetery
Orval Graul
Anderson
Little and Sons Mortuary
Beech Grove
Churchill
Monte Carlo
Monaco
Winston Churchill
Riviera
Mediterranean
Accidental nuclear device detonates in Gregg’s garden
Major General Charles Dougher of the 38th Air Division led the investigation after a nuclear triggering device was dropped without detonation. A press conference was held in a Florence Airport hangar to confirm the accidental drop, with prior statements from Strategic Air Command. Arkansas has had five constitutions in 1836 1851 1868 and 1874 and the present has 42 amendments.
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Gregg
Charles Dougher
38Th Air Division
Hunter Field
Florence
Dougher
Strategic Air Command
Omaha
Neb
Arkansas
Fire Causes Heavy Damage to Interior and Belongings
A blaze caused extensive interior and household damage and drew spectators as deputies assisted to keep the road open. Heavy smoke across the highway hampered traffic for a time.
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Water safety plans and county disaster committee report
Red Cross for chairman informed the board of plans by the county disaster committee. Plans for the water safety program were discussed for this summer and the water safety committees will meet soon to finalize plans. Robert Wessler, county board member of Elwood, reported February activities in Elwood. D A Mure, Ivy, Elwood funds vice-chairman, presented a report on campaign activities in the northern townships.
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Robert Wessler
Elwood
D. A. Mure
Ivy
Elwood Funds
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Pete Faulkner and His Orchestra
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