Desegregation protests mark anniversary amid tension
United Press International reports race tensions flare as civil rights activists resume a freedom ride to desegregate bus terminals. Police escort protesters in Jackson and Jacksonville, while CORE cites 27 cities planned demonstrations to end segregation in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Abama
U.S
Nashville
Tenn
South
Alabama
John Patterson
Jacksonville
Fla
Tors
Bir
Mingham
Tuesthe
Robbers Hold Up Gwinn Drug Store in Madison Ave Heist
Three men robbed Gwinn's Drug Store at 503 Madison Avenue taking about 1500 dollars in cash checks and jewelry. A clerk Norma Jessup and manager Denzil Reginald were bound while others were tied up in an office as the thieves emptied two registers and the office safe. Police reported the trio intoxicated and wearing dirty work clothes with one man in a white leather jacket.
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Gwinn’s
Madison Ave
Norma Jessup
Ted Jessup
Nafmea
D Vand
Denzil Reginald
Lan Nour
Don Drecsler
William Meek
Joseph Gray
4Th St
Project Plus Campaign Near Goal Short by 47,578.72
The Community Hospital drive reported 702,422.28 raised through six divisions in the third report. The total falls short of the 750,000 goal needed to complete equip and open the hospital.
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Community Hospital
Emge Packing Company
Kenny Fraumann
Harlan Peacock
Head Doctor at Reformatory Resigns in Shuffle
Arthur Campbell denies firing Dr. Leon Bogmenko the chief medical director at Indiana Reformatory saying he resigned under a mutual agreement with the Correction Board. The move follows Supt. Alfred Dowd’s resignation and a new appointment of John W. Buck as successor.
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Arthur Campbell
Indiana Board of Correction
Leon T. Bogmenko
Indiana Reformatory
Bogmenko
Campbell
Correction Board
Reformatory
Bogmenke
Alfred Dowd
John W. Buck
U S and Russia clash over Laos veto at Geneva talks
United States officials accuse the Soviet Union of pushing a Laos peace plan that strips SEATO protection, while Moscow demands veto power. Dean Rusk and Andrei Gromyko present rival proposals for an international control commission to police a Laos truce, amid sharp East West dispute over neutrality and foreign forces.
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Geneva
United States
Russia
Laos
SEATO
Uftammunide
International Control Commission
Andrei Gromyko
Rusk
Control Commission
Gromyko
U. S
Moscow
Aremlin
Armed Forces Parade Scheduled With Local Units
The Armed Forces Day parade lineup includes the National Guard marshal and local groups such as Heights High School and countyville High School bands, 4-H, Naval Reserve, Alexandria National Guard, War Mothers, AMVET color guards, veterans organizations, Red Cross auxiliary, and American Legion. The route runs from Meridian to 12th Street with Col. Vincent M Crane on the reviewing stand.
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National Guard
Armed Forces
Cmdr
Donald Densford
Naval Reserve Training Center
Harold Allen
Army. Reserve
Allen
Highland High School
Anderson
Army
Liams
Madisons
Lineup Heights
Countyville High
Anderson F
Naval Reserve
Alexandria National Guard
Meridian Sts
AMVET
Canal
Ers
American Red Cross
Auxiliary
American Legion
ROK Coup Secures Backing of All Armed Forces
The South Korean coup gains unanimous support as army navy air force and marine corps chiefs pledge unity and cooperation to carry the bloodless revolution to completion. Lt general Kim Shin and Adm. Lee Sung Ho among leaders attending a dawn meeting at the revolutionary committee HQ.
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Seoul
UPI
John M.L Chang
Air Force
Navy
ROK Marine Corps
Revolutionary Committee
ROK Army
Armed Services
Army
Marine Corps
Thang Do Yung
Jun
Kim Shin
Vica Adm
Lee Sung Ho
Miorine
Kim Sung UN
Chang
Lee Hanzim
South Koe
Lee
Kennedy Khrushchev Talks Seen Likely In Vienna
Vienna preparations for an informal summit between President Kennedy and Premier Khrushchev, possibly June 2 in Vienna, with Salinger in Ottawa saying discussions with Diefenbaker touched on a meeting. U.S. aides expect an advance party to pick a site, likely at embassies or Hofburg or Belvedere Palace, with official confirmation pending. Former Judge Alvin F. Marsh dies in Plymouth, Indiana.
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Vienna
Austria
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Tana Andienne
Pierre Salinger
Ottawa
John G. Diefenbaker
Canada
Salinger
U.S
Washington
Moscow
France
Hofburg
Belvedere Palace
Lukas von Hildebrandt
Europe
Kennedy urges buildup of NATO arms in NATO address
President Kennedy called for a highest priority increase in conventional and nuclear arms for North Atlantic defense and outlined continued U S commitment to five Polaris submarines in NATO waters. He urged multilateral ownership of a sea borne nuclear force once non nuclear goals are met and proposed flexible control arrangements to suit NATO allies. He spoke in Ottawa before Canadian parliament with Prime Minister Diefenbaker, stressing Western strength against Communist power and greater Canadian participation in Latin America.
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Ottawa
UPI
Kennedy
United States
NATO
House of Commons
John G. Diefenbaker
Latin America
North Atlantic
Diefenbaker
Seran
District recount resumes in Fifth District vote audit
House election investigators in Washington DC will resume today a recount of about 100 disputed ballots in the Fifth District congressional race. The elections subcommittee has ruled on nearly 5,000 of more than 213,000 ballots cast in last November's election between George Chambers Anderson Republican and J Edward Roush Huntington Democrat.
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House
Washington, D.C
House Administration Committee
George ©. Chambers
Anderson
J. Edward Roush
Huntington Democrat
Pendleton High to Hold 75th Commencement and Baccalaureate
Pendleton plans mark the 75th commencement with Baccalaureate Sunday at Madison Heights and services in the high school gym. Dr. Merrill B. McFall will deliver the address. Highland graduates receive diplomas next week, with awards for honors and special recognitions announced by Principal Ernest Miller.
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Pendleton
Madisonjam
Friends
Heishts
Markleville
Spring Valley
Frankton
Highland
Madison Heights
At & P.m
Merrill B. McFall
Pendlelam
Irvington Methodist Ton
Roscoe Snowden
Indianapolis
Eastside Church of God
Harold A. Smith
Harold Stephen
Summitville
Nancy
Tom
Ernest Miller Annies
Stephenson
Iplomas
Marcia Diane Myers
Vale
Audi
Kerr compares leaking confidential info to summer rain
Senator Robert Kerr of Oklahoma likened giving confidential information in Washington to a summer rain. He said it may fall in one spot but usually runs off in all directions, illustrating how leaks spread.
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Washington
UPI
Sen
Robert
Kerr
D—Oklah
Oklahoma
Reserve unit to lead third parade with Anderson High and CAP
The Force Reserve will head the third parade with Anderson High School leader Robert Shoemaker and county civil defense director in the march. The Lapel Fire Department color guard and CAP units including Amateur Radio Club will join the procession with the 4th parade headed by Cant Richard William Funocrian Clith.
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L Force Reserve
Stuait
Anderson High
Robert Shoemaker
County of School
Air Force Reserve
Lapel
Madison County
Amateur Radio Club
Richard Willian
Services Council elects officers at annual meeting
County Community Services Council elected officers and heard a review of 1960 activities at its annual meeting. Mrs. Gerald Schlossberg, president, announced a new social service directory to be distributed countywide and called for interagency cooperation and better public relations. Mrs. C W Hatch spoke on a around the world trip and Africa tour. Officers installed were Schlossberg president Humphrey vice president Harter second vice president Brown secretary Shinerk treasurer.
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County Community Services Council
Gerald Schlossberg
C. W. Hatch
Tropics
Japan
Schlossberg
Ray Humphrey
Nathan Harter
Crorte Brown
Robert Shinerk
Memorial Day Cavalcade to Honor Deceased Servicemen
A police escorted motor cavalcade will depart from the Anderson courthouse square at 9 a.m. on Memorial Day to salute the Avenue of Flags at Memorial Park Cemetery. The event honors all deceased servicemen with speakers Rev George Harris and Major May leading a large group of veterans groups. 105 flags will mark the Avenue of Flags at the cemetery.
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Anderson Courthouse Square
Memorial Park Cemetery
Major
May Women's Relief Corp
Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary
VFW
George Hocksett
Amvets
Calabria Legions
Marion Palmer
Kenny Delanter
George Harris
East Lynn Christian Church
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
At St Johns Hospital a girl was born to Mr and Mrs Willard Woolf of 807 Hazlett St a girl to Mr and Mrs John Stewart of 837 Old Orchard Rd a boy to Mr and Mrs Raymond Crook of Summitville a boy to Mr and Mrs Richard Ice of 1304 W 36th St a boy to Mr and Mrs Stanley Kingma of 1112 With St a boy to Mr and Mrs Donald Baxter of RL 4 Chesterfield a girl
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Bort
St. John’s Hospital
Willard Woolf
Hazlett St
John Stewart
Old Orchard Rd
Raymond Crook
Summitville
Richard Ice
W. 36Th St
Stanley Kingma
Donald Baxter
Chesterfield
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Matinnal
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enyoyaLe Administration
NASA
North American Aviation Inc
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Joe. Walker
Frank Allis
Allis
Anderson and Madison County
Gordon B. Wilder
Anderson-Madison County
Story
Gress
Michigan City
R. W. George
Bunker Hill Air Force Base
Penu
Tinkanes “Furs Girarrat and
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Gene Butchison
Dennis Boots
Bid Wilson Boy's Club
Michael Hyland
Herald
Sth St
Meridian
Meridian St
9Th
10Th St
Col
Vincent M- Crane
Zen
Carter B. Magruder
U_N_ forces
Corea
Nikita
Luc Lieb
South Bend, Ind
Marshall Circuit
Alvin F. Marsh
Plymouth
Phew
Jane Foster
Orestes
11Th and
Harry Chappall
Miss Foster
Herald Phota
Franklin
Arizona
Howard Pyle
The
National Safety Council
Dwight Eisenhower
Frankut College
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