Egypt urged to negotiate canal settlement at UN
France and Britain led a call at the United Nations Security Council for Egypt to begin new negotiations toward a permanent Suez Canal settlement based on six principles agreed by the council. Egypt defended its declaration and noted canal use by major powers as the council adjourned.
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United Nations, N. Y
France
Britain
Egypt
Christian Pineau
Suez
Security Council
Sir Pierson Dixon
Ronald Walker
Australia
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Pineau
Suez Canal
United States
Arkady A. Sobolev
Sobolev
Paris
Guy Mollet
Algeria
Beck ousted from AFL-CIO over union funds misuse
AFL-CIO Executive Council found Dave Beck guilty of gross misuse of union funds and removed him as vice president and council member. Meany criticized Beck as his ouster followed Senate findings of spending over 320000 dollars for personal gain while Beck defended the charges as pre constitutional.
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Dave Beck
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Organized Labor
Beck
Afl-Cio
Senate
Teamsters Union
McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Committee
Afl-Cio Council
Council
George Meany
Executive Council
Meany
Aflcio
Handley Urges Thorough Check on Expressway Land Deals
Governor Handley pressed Lake County prosecutors to vigorously probe the Tri State Expressway land deals. He urged Metro Holovachka to act, citing rapid action by Marion County Prosecutor Tinder in similar highway scandals. Handley warned anyone involved in state government crime should be exposed and prosecuted.
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Indianapolis
Handley
Lake County
Tri- State
Metro Holovachka
Marion County
John G. Tinder
Tinder
Highway
Virgil
Red) Smith
Holovachka
John Peters
Peters
Tri-State
Department of State
Madison Ave
Benny Hooper Denies Fright After 23 Hours in Well
Benny Hooper Jr. described a 24 foot deep well ordeal as wet cold and uncomfortable but not frightening. He recalled darkness cold air and sand in his teeth while crying at times and calling for his mother as rescuers worked to reach him.
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Manorville
N.Y
Benny Hooper Jr
Benny
Long Island
Pop
Notorious escapee hired to mend county fence
Emil J. Jantti, 58, already serving 30 days for a prior escape, was assigned to repair the fence at the county house of correction. He left the premises to fix the fence and authorities say they are searching for him again.
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Westmoreland, N.H
County House of Correction
Emil J. Jantti
Jantti
In Memoriam Feature Published May 30
The annual In Memoriam feature in The Anderson Herald and The Anderson Daily Bulletin will appear in the May 30 editions. Ads honor loved ones on the inside back page cross. excess ads go to Classification No. 2. A selection of 80 verses is available. deadlines and ordering details are provided by Classified Sales staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Daily Bulletin
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Eisenhower to address nation on foreign aid program
President Eisenhower plans a radio televizion appeal at 7 30 pm CDT to back his 3 88 billion foreign aid package. He will also send a special message to Congress this week emphasizing mutual security funding and military as well as economic aid.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
James C. Hagerty
Regular May Council Meeting Deferred Until Next Tuesday
City Council postpones its May meeting from this evening to next Tuesday night as county Democratic party dinner occupies Highland School cafeteria tonight, per City Clerk Ernest Coburn. The delay shifts scheduling due to local party event.
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Ernest Coburn
Coburn
Highland School
Kishi Heads to Southeast Asia to Seek Prosperity
Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi flies to Burma, India, Pakistan, Ceylon, Thailand, and Formosa as he plans talks with six nations over the next two weeks. He aims to explore ways and means to attain mutual prosperity.
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Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
Southeast Asia
Burma
India
Pakistan
Ceylon
Thailand
China
Formosa
Lincoln Tunnel Third Tube Ready to Open
The third tube of the Lincoln Tunnel under the Hudson River is complete and prepared to open to relieve traffic congestion. The milestone was announced as of May 25.
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New York
Lincoln Tunnel
Hudson River
Summerfield predicts record mail volume next year
Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield told Congress the U S mail volume will climb about 4 percent to a record 61.1 billion pieces, needing 1.4 billion more pieces handled. He urged rate increases and budget authorization to modernize post offices as volume grows.
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Summerfield
Arthur E. Summerfield
Congress
U.S. News & World Report
Three Firms Bid On County Bridge Building Contract
The Madison County Board of Commissioners opened bids for a bridge on county road 200N. Carter Construction Co of Elwood bid 38727 with alternate 32727. Stover Co of Upland bid 37024 with alternates 25887 and 2400. Buckman and Hanson Co of Fort Wayne bid 40211 with alternates 26667 and 25799.
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Madison County Board of Commissioners
Cross St. Road
Carter Construction Company of
Elwood
Stover Company
Upland
Buckman and Hanson Company
Fort Wayne
Race Relations Expert Speaks at Urban League Banquet
Edwin C. Berry executive director of the Chicago Urban League addressed the 31st Anderson Urban League anniversary banquet at Linders. Rev Monroe G Schuster welcomed guests as master of ceremonies Dean Russell Olt led the program with special music by the Delco Remy Chorus.
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Edwin C. Berry
Chicago Urban League
Anderson Urban League
Linders
Monroe G. Schuster
Dean Russell Olt
Anderson College
Mr. Berry
William B. Harper
Delco-Remy Chorus
F. Lemuel Anderson
Kenneth Losh
First Baptist Church
Robert G. Smith
Wallace Temple Ame
Anderson League
Olt
William Akins
R. M. Wagner
Dallas W. Sells Jr
Carl Carter
E. C. Toner
Theodore Wright Sr
Morris Rossen
Sayde M. Davis
Harold E. Actor
Ethel Albright
Ralph Ferguson
Berry
Urban League
State Supreme Court
Harold E. Achor
Linder’s
Mohamed Habib to speak at public meeting May 28
Mohamed Habib, Egyptian Embassy press attaché in Washington, will be principal speaker at Anderson College May 28 in Bontems Lounge. The Mayor's Committee for the United Nations sponsors the 8 p.m. event to present Middle East viewpoints. Habib has a long journalism and diplomatic background.
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Mohamed Habib
Washington, D.C
Anderson College
United Nations
Middle East
Habib
Bontems
E. 3Rd St
Charles F. Gaus
Isaac Daniel Anna
Israel
Chicago
Washington
Akhbar E Yom
Egypt
American University In
Cairo
Akhbar el Yom
United States
London
Near-East Broadcasting
Ministry of National Guidance
Mr. Habib
Gen Walter Bedell Smith Undergoes Eye Surgery
Gen Walter Bedell Smith former CIA director had surgery Monday at Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary for a torn retina in the right eye. Cause of the ailment not disclosed.
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Boston
Walter Bedell Smith
Central Intelligence Agency
Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary
Death date set for Leslie Irvin in 1956 killer case
A July 9 execution date was set for Leslie Irvin 33 after appeals were rejected by the U S and Indiana supreme courts Circuit Judge A Dale Eby set the date in a brief hearing Irvin was not brought from the State Prison His lawyers would not confirm plans for a habeas corpus bid Irvin was convicted for the 1954 killing of Wesley Kerr at an Evansville filling station and had escaped from Gibson County jail in 1956 before capture in San Francisco
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Princeton
Ind
Leslie Irvin
U.S
Indiana
Supreme Courts
A. Dale Eby
Irvin
Theodore Lockyear
James Lopp
Evansville
Gibson County
Chance
San Francisco
13 Die In Weekend State Auto Crashes
Rain slicked road surfaces across Indiana contributed to weekend traffic fatalities with at least 13 deaths, more than doubling the prior week. None of the deaths related to Indianapolis Motor Speedway events, but five of six Sunday deaths, including two double fatality crashes, were blamed on slick highways.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Guard To Help Patrol State Holiday Traffic
Indiana National Guard 117 members will join Indiana State Police for Memorial Day weekend patrols. Two helicopters and 109 radio equipped mobile units form part of the plan to curb traffic accidents. Governor Handley said 100000 Slow Down and Live safety cards will be distributed at filling stations, restaurants and motels.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Handley
Indiana National Guard
Economy At Record High Faces Inflation Pressure
Government data show a booming economy with the gross national product at an all time high of 427.1 billion dollars in early 1958 and April personal income at a record rate. Despite gains, inflation and rising interest rates worry leaders as costs climb across food housing transportation and medical care.
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Summerfield
Washington
America
Eisenhower
Council of Economic Advisers
Joint Congressional Economic Committee
Hot Springs
W. Randolph Burgess
Treasury
Wet and Warmer Outlook Across Indiana Five Days
The storm outlook for Indiana predicts rain over several days with temperatures rising from the 50s toward the 80s. White River shows flood risk near Anderson with levels near 10.86 feet at 3 p.m. and possible crest above flood stage this morning. Other rivers like Wabash and flood-prone areas in Spencer Montezuma and Peru report rising waters and inch-plus rainfall, while normal highs shift to the 70s and 80s later in the week.
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Indiana
Mercury
Anderson
U.S. Weather Bureau
White River
Anderson Water Works
Associated Press
West Fork
Spencer
Wabash
Montezuma
Peru
Crawfordsville
Winchester
Indianapolis
Eminence
Centerton
Hoosierland
Suit To Bar Gross Tax Withholding Planned
Dr. A G Blazey state chairman of the Constitution Party says an injunction suit will be filed in Indiana to block state gross income tax withholding starting July 1. He notes the action stems from a belief the measure violates the Bill of Rights by infringing on freedom from involuntary servitude.
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Washington, Ind
Indiana
A.G. Blazey
Constitution Party
Indianapolis
Blazey
Detroit auto output holds steady amid mild industry gains
Detroit reports motor vehicle output staying nearly level with only small gains by Chrysler Ford and General Motors boosting total last week to 127 279 cars from 125 924. For 1957 the industry built 2 663 689 cars versus 2 593 221 in the same period of 1956.
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Detroit
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
New Arrivals Born at St Johns Hospital and Tampa Facility
A series of birth notices listing parents and addresses for newborns at St Johns Hospital in various cities and Tampa Municipal Hospital in Florida. Children include multiple boys and girls with full parental and street details. A note references Mrs Henderson’s previous name, Miss Al Gray.
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Tampa Municipal Hospital
Tampa, Fla
Richard M. Henderson
Henderson
al Gray
An i Ralph Gray
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Mee A
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Leon Cantave
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Pierre Armand
Ike
House
Bedell Smith III
Wally Falk
Rog
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Charles Smith
Walton St
Ronald Sanders
Paul Deeds
George St
Samuel Miles
Halford St
Lawrence Montgomery
Central Ave
Paul Wilson
Clifford Sayre
Alexandria
James Sheppard
Main St
Howard Rogers
Chester St
Claude Hall
Sheridan St
Lavor Brooks
Noblesville
Jordan Turner
Dewey St
Thomas Goss
Cleodas Roseberry
A Stephens
Chippewa Dr
Paul Meagher
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Donnley Dr
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