Russia opens part of Siberia for aerial surveys in Ike plan
Moscow offered to allow photo surveys of about one third of the Soviet Union in exchange for reconnaissance of Alaska and U S western states. The proposal covers eastern Siberia Kamchatka and Sakhalin while omitting central Russia. The plan drew mixed reactions as Washington declined comment.
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London
Russia
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Alaska
United States
Mississippi River
U. N
Siberia
Europe
Kamchatka Peninsula
Aleutian Islands
Sakhalin
Big Island
Japan
Moscow
New Orleans
Chicago
West
San Diego
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
U. S
V.A. Zorin
Kamchatka
Anderson Area
Mos
Andersonjcow
Chamber of Commerce
South Side
Anderson Board
Bill Wilson Boys Club
Teamsters Union
Transportation Committee
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Pacers Rod and Custom Club
Boys Club
Bill Wilson Club
Roger Elpers
James Lathan
al Jones
Roscoe Young
John W. Barker
Bill Jackson
City and County Issue April Building Permits totaling $635 610
Anderson and Madison County inspectors released April permit figures totaling 635 610 for improvement projects. City projects amount to 514 000 including two school additions and four gas stations. County permits total 121 610 for 10 new homes one business building two remodeling jobs two garages and two garages noted.
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Anderson
Madison County
Ed Stevens
Westvale
Riley
Louise Owens
Baystone Construction Co
Everett Johnson
PTA Banquet to Install 1947 58 Officers
About 100 PTA council members and local parents will attend the May Banquet at the MCA next Monday at 6 30 p m Lowell Bennett council president will lead invocations greet the group and install 1947 58 officers including Mrs Raymond Hudson Russell Osbon Wilbur Crim Mrs Robert Coats Mrs Charles Miller and Charles Nipple. Mrs Graydon Hellman state PTA president will speak on Progress Through Participation. Benediction by Rev Phillip Philbrook. Mrs Loren Owen is banquet chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Parent- Teacher Association Council
MCA
Lowell Bennett
Joseph Rauner
Twenty-Ninth Street School
Bennett
Anderson High School Madrigal Club
Mary Ruth Palmer
Allocal Pta
G. E. Ebbertt
Raymond Hudson
Russell Osbon
Wilbur Crim
Robert Coats
Charles Miller
Charles Nipple
Wicbertt
Graydon Hellman
Muncie
Phillip Philbrook
Loren Owen
Floods Threaten Texas Levees and Rivers Across State
Flood waters rise across Texas with rivers like the Brazos Sabine and Colorado reaching record levels. Levees hold in some areas while gates open to protect towns. communities flee, shelters fill, and farmers face eighth straight year of losses as rains continue.
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Dallas
Texas
Whitney
Brazos
Sabine River
Possum Kingdom
Waco
Fere
Travis
Tom Deals
Colorado
Tnre Miller
Sabine
Trinity
Nueces
Guadalupe
Hous
Gladewater
Shreveport Weather Bureau
Freeport
Navasota
Liberty
Deweyville
Anderson Board awards bids for Riley School addition
The Anderson Board of School Trustees met to receive bids on mechanical and electrical contracts for a Riley School addition. Lowest mechanical bid Elwood Plumbing and Heating 87 795. electrical Hatfield Electric 23 333. board approves 4 475 52 payroll and raises teacher salaries with bachelor base 4050 and master base 4250, top scales 5850 and 6650 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Board of School Trustees
Riley School
Elwood Plumbing and Heating
Tibbetts Plumbing and Heating
Anderson
Hutzell Plumbing and Heating
Muncie
Burton Plumbing and Heating
Rochester
Hatfield Electric
Newton Electric
Moorehead Electric
Fowest
Anderson City
Government debt pun highlights Nebraskan congressman
Rep Glenn Cunningham delivers a Washington joke in his Tuesday newsletter. He quips that owing fifty dollars makes one a piker while owing billions marks the government as a tycoon, illustrating fiscal irony in a lighthearted line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Glenn . Cunningham
R-Neb
Babysitting Ad Leads to Permanent Job in Local Paper
A Horton Drive advert triggered several calls and a temporary babysitting arrangement that became permanent. The Child Care ad column remains a frequent source for both seekers and providers in Anderson Daily Bulletin and Anderson Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton Drive
Hhr Bulletin- Herald
Anderson Daily Bulletin
Anderson Herald
Nixon Says Uneasy Peace Will Continue
Vice President Nixon said in Chicago that the current peace is uneasy but lasting while the communist threat remains. He attributed peace and prosperity to Eisenhower era policies he called the best as he met reporters at Midway Airport before attending a two day antibias meeting of the President's Committee on Government Contracts.
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Chicago
Nixon
Eisenhower
Midway Airport
Committee On
W. H. Hunt Former Church of God Leader Dies in Florida
W H Hunt 68 retired pastor and church leader died Tuesday in Leesburg Florida after a year long illness from a stroke. He served as president of the Board of Church Extension and Home Missions 1947 1956 and was on the general Board 17 years. Survived by wife Amanda two sons Lowell Norton Va Samuel Ashland Ky and daughter Myrne Donaldson Charleston W Va Funeral Friday 10 30 a m at the Church of God Ashland Ky conducted by Reverends Adcock and Reed.
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W.H. Hunt
Anderson
Church of God
Ieesburg
Fla
Hunt
Board of
Church Extension and Home Missions
Anderson College
Florida
First Church of God
Hamilton
Ohio
Kentucky
Amanda
Lowell
Norton, Va
Samuel
Ashland
Myrne Donaldson
Charleston
W. Va
E. F. Adcock
W. E. Reed
Board of Church Extension
Home Missions
86th Annual State YMCA Parley Opens Today
The 86th Indiana Council YMCA gathering opens in Anderson with Hubert M. Weaver as state president. Morning sessions feature business talks and a panel, lunch hosts Frank A. Hathaway and Rev Amos L. Boren, with an afternoon session from 2 to 4 45 and a 6 15 dinner with Herbert P. Lansdale Jr as speaker. Over 164 representatives from 30 Indiana cities expected. Frank Zoll to present a state financial report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Council of the Young Men's Christian Association
Anderson Ymca
Hubert M. Weaver
Fort Wayne
Frank A. Hathaway
Chicago
George Williams College
Amos L. Boren
Roberts Park Methodist Church
Indianapolis
Herbert P. Lansdale Jr
New York City
National Council of Young Men's Christian Association
Indiana
YMCA
Frank Zoll
Anderson
State Finance Committee
C. A. Huston
Ward K. Stilson
L. C. Parker
Russell Hulse
John H. Lehman
John W. Henderson
Culver
Wiliam Commerce
Robert J. Hamp
Kokomo
World Service
Hussein Declares Jordan Crisis Ended Amid Tension
King Hussein announced that the crisis in Jordan is ended amid three weeks of tension. He rejected a Soviet complaint about U S interference and affirmed commitment to Pan Arab nationalism while martial law remains in effect and political parties stay banned. Jordan rejects the Eisenhower Doctrine. The Arab Big Four pact in Cairo is cited as guiding policy.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Middle East
United States
Eisenhwer
Egypt
Syria
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
James P. Richards
Nasser
Jin
Cairo
Saudi Arabia
Israel
Postmaster Job in Anderson Attracts 13 Applicants
The Civil Service Commission released 13 applicants for the Anderson Post Office postmaster position with $7 730 yearly pay. Filing deadline is midnight April 23. Seven applicants are current Anderson Post Office employees including Acting Postmaster Hollingsworth. The three names chosen will go to the Civil Service Committee of the U S Senate for the final selection approved by the President.
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Civil Service Commission
Washington
Anderson Post Office
Anderson
Ira G. Davis
Wendell L. Hollingsworth
Hollingsworth
Daniel
Brinduse
Haskell J. Corn
Alva J. Lindsey
Charles H. Saunders
Henry L. Spell
Paul W. Wright
Kenneth A. Abrendt
Gospel Trumpet Company
John §. Chestnut
Russell J. Welch
Anderson Township
Robert D. Hart
Charles H. Reid
Gene P. Wright
Postal Department
Civil Service Committee of
U.S. Senate
May Promises End Of Heavy Rain In Indiana
The article notes a shift from heavy rain to sunny, dry weather in Indiana after a wet April. Forecasters expect a three day dry spell with calmer conditions and no significant storms, ending a brief spell of unsettled weather.
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Indiana
Grand Jury To Hear Muscatatuck Evidence
The Jennings County grand jury will reconvene in Vernon to hear Dr. Margaret E. Morgan testimony about conditions at Muscatatuck State School in Delt Ta suuuki uay. Weather updates forecast warm early May with highs around 75 to 85 degrees and a low near 52 to 58. Dr. Morgan, a former state health commissioner, is expected to testify about school administration under former Gov. George N Craig.
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Indianapolis
Jennings County Grand Jury
Vernon
Margaret E. Morgan
Muscatatuck State School
Delt
Suuuki
Indiana
Dr. Morgan
Total Health
Jably
George N
Craig
Jin
U.S
Catuck
Indiana highway scandal witness questioned in grand jury
Harry Doggett, former assistant chief of the State Highway Department right of way, testified for 35 minutes to a grand jury. Neighbors say Doggett ignored advice on immunity as other witnesses and officials discuss repairs, payoffs, and attempts to recover funds tied to Madison Ave. Expressway land deals.
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John Tinder
Doggett
State Board of Accounts
Madison Ave
Senate Public Works. Com
Senate
Washington
Indianapolis
George T. Whelden
Cent
U.S
Bertram Tal
Lamy
Indiana
Tallamy
John Peters
Indi
Thomas Guest
Stahl
Moores Hill
Milan
Vir
Gil Smith
Durward
Accounts Board
Grand
Peak
Edwin Steers
Thomas Hindman
Cials
Lawrence Peak
Lto
Teverbaugh
C.O. Crawford
Praiser
Handley
Robert Peak
Teverhaugh
Four County Scout Leaders To Convene In Community Meeting
Scouting leaders from Madison Hamilton Tipton and Henry counties meet at the YMCA for a 6:30 p.m. dinner to recognize 1957 54 officers and honor contributors to boyhood. Eagle Scout Tom Meeks of Knightstown will speak with color slides from his Japan visit.
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World Brotherhood
Robert W. Shoemaker, Jr
Tom Meeks
Knightstown
Japan
U.S. Department of State
U. S. Navy
YMCA
Madison
Hamton
Tipton
Henry
Kikihawenund J
Senator Facing New Drunk Driving Charge
State Sen. Paul Boyle, a Sullivan Democrat, faced a new drunken driving count a day after being acquitted of a similar charge in Terre Haute city court. The charges stem from an accident on U S 41 that allegedly struck a parked car and injured a trooper standing nearby on December 21.
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Sullivan Democrat
Boyle
U.S. 4
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Portland
Ore
Langley Air Force Base
Ike
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Frank Keenan
Cook County
Black Oak
Ind
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Norberto Hernandez
Torres
Wally Fete
Jimmy
W. H. Hunt
Leesburg, Fla
Sheridan Sr
Anderson Pta Council
Muscatatuck
Teverbaugh Buyer
Shoemaker
Edward Alley
Blue River
Graham T. Howard
New Castle
Paul
Gordon A. France
C. A. E. Rinker
Irving Health
Noblesville
Schaefer
Cedric A. Dunkerly
Council
Prairie Valley
A. Daniel Couch
Robert H. Craig
Fof
Gat
Lowell H. Cochran
Donald Davenport
Fred Richardson
Anderson Police Department
W. L. Hollingsworth
Herald
Anderson and Vicinity
St. John's Hospital
Harry’ Hedges
John C. Waymire
Miami Fla
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