Adams and Wilson Attack Ike Critics at GOP Rallies
In two speeches at Trenton New Jersey and Milwaukee Wisconsin Sherman Adams and Secretary of Defense Wilson rebut Republican critics of Eisenhower's program. Adams denounced persistent opposition as political suicide while Wilson urged supporters to back the budget and warned against budget cuts harming security. Both spoke at GOP events amid a $100 a plate Wisconsin fundraiser and followed Eisenhower's national defense address.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Adams
Trenton
Nal
Milwaukee
Wilson
Bernard Baruch
Wisconsin
Jessup to Join U S State Department as Police Expert
Former Indiana State Police superintendent Frank A. Jessup will join the U S State Department foreign service on July 2 as an expert on police work. He served as ISP detective sergeant at the Pendleton Post and led the force during Gov. George Craig's administration.
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Indianapolis
Frank A. Jessup
Indiana State Police
U.S. State Department
Foreign Service
Jessup
Pendleton
ISP
George Craig
Poor shot yields luck as fish saves round in Killarney
In Killarney Ireland a golfer finished with a poor score but a strange catch on the local course. On the 18th he muffed a shot sending the ball toward a rising trout. A spectator waded in and retrieved the dazed fish and the ball presenting both to the golfer.
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Killarney
Ireland
Tractor Disc Sells to First Looker
A brief classified note reports a farm item sale where a tractor disc sold to the first viewer. The bulletin notes the seller advertised in Classification 41 Farm Supplies and emphasizes quick results for a familiar ad format.
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Bulletin-Herald
A.A. 1
Ford tractor disc 7 H Ltt type 35 Phonese
The Farm Supplies classified section is a favored read for rural families around Madison County. High readership helps ad success and the low price offers real value. For Want Ads call 3-5371 and ask a Classified Salesgirl about the special weekly rate.
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Ford
Madison County
U S Demands Formosa Rioting Apology and Payment
The United States demands full compensation and an adequate apology from Nationalist China for injuries to Americans and damage to U S property during rioting in Taipei. Washington vows protection going forward and may seek repayment for embassy damage and personnel injuries.
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Washingson Wn
United States
China
Taipei
Chiang Kai-shek
State Department
U. S
Formosa
Congress
U.S
Sen
Knowland
California
Senate
May car inspections yield 12 402 checks and 1479 defects
Traffic Division reports 12 402 autos checked this month in voluntary and compulsory inspections. 1 479 defects found on 1 303 vehicles including rear lights 1 026 and front lights 218. other defects listed include muffler brakes horn tires glass and wipers with smaller counts.
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Floyd Kline
Out-of-School Awards Day at Anderson High School
Anderson High School held an awards convocation in the gym for outstanding achievement. Top 10 scholars were announced by Principal John Paul Huffman, with Judy Coon Alice Fishback Carole Rush and Donna Wilhelm tied for valedictorian. Several students received medals mementos and scholarships from organizations including American Association of University Women and American Legion Auxiliary.
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AHS
Anderson High School
Judy Coon
Alice Fishbeck
Donna Wilhelm
Carole Rush
Rick Williams
Nancy Colvill
Ruth Bender
Mary Breitweiser
Dorothy Hitch
Mike Maine
Herald
John Paul Huffman
Alice Fishback
James Rice
Nancy Weed
American Cancer Society
Evelyn McGuiness
Anita Glaze
Paula Hieden
Barbara Ross
Richard Lee- Williams
Larry Chase
Janice Smith
Anne Cridge
Altrusa Club
Howard Gaarto
Alice Fishbatk
Indiana University Music Clinic
Ann Harris
American Legion Auxiliary
Hackett Post
William Herran
Ann Adams
Nancy Barron
Ann Brady
Mona Clem
Joan Gilbert
Jan Podhaski
Camille Roby
Linda Stanley
Carol Presser
Allen Hart
Janis Dissette
Calabria Post
Paul Meagher
Nancy Pearson
William Hall
Rosa Carter
Hazel Young
Sally Page
Fantastic Number Of Tornadoes Roar Over Plains
Dozens of deadly tornadoes struck the Southwest and Plains, with the Weather Bureau calling the outbreak fantastic and too numerous to list. Five deaths were reported near Lawton Oklahoma, plus injuries in Texas, while other twisters hit Wadette Wanette Pierce and Yoder areas across six states. Weather observers monitored the outbreak as authorities warned residents to seek shelter.
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Associated Press
Southwest
Plains
Weather Bureau
Lawton
Okla
Texas
U.S. Weather Bureau
Chicago
Unac
Paudad Fae
Wadatte
Oklahomea City
Wanette
Oklahoma
McComb
Lake Texhoma
Texas-Oklahoma
Pierce
Colorado
Yoder
Wyoming
Joplin
New Mexico
Kansas
Missouri
Olton
Tex
Texas Panhandle
Columo
Dinner Honors Dr Candace Stone at Anderson College Tribute
A public testimonial dinner at the YMCA honored Dr Candace Stone on her impending retirement from Anderson College after nearly 12 years on the faculty. President John A Morrison lauded her three decades in education, with tributes from friends, former students and local organizations.
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Candace Stone
Department of Social Science
Anderson College
John A. Morrison
YMCA
Morrison
Stone
Anderson
Brenau College
Syracuse University
Hunter College
Goddard College
Maryland College For Women
Riends
Charles F. Gause
W. Shirell Fox
Dean Russell Olt
E. C. Toner
Brian Detweiler
Richard Woodsome
Quincy Bond
The
United Nation
Clifford Schutter
Hickory
International Relations Club
Dan Rossin
Val B. Clear
Brion
Twister
Dean Russell
Toner
Datchaler
Mr. Woodsome
Herald
New Investing Column To Begin a Sunday Herald
A new investing feature by Roger E. Spear debuts in The Herald Sunday edition. The column titled Successful Investing will discuss topics like Dollar Averaging and provide practical information for small investors, with future columns promising more investing facts.
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Sunday Herald
United States
Roger E. Spear
The
Herald
House Postal Bill Approval Forecast Amid Senate Doubt
Washington The House moved toward quick action on a postal rate bill to raise third class advertising price and boost other rates while the Senate remained doubtful. The package would lift third class by about 50 percent and regular and air mail letters and post cards by 15 percent. If enacted the bill aims to reduce the Post Office deficit and raise projected federal revenue in fiscal years 1958 through 1961.
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Washington
Key House
House
Joseph
W. Martin Jr
Mass
Senate
Chamber
John
F. McCormack
Fee
Arthur Jess
Summerfield
Indiana highway scandal indictments upheld at trial
In Indianapolis a judge upheld 10 indictments against four figures in Indiana's highway scandal and dropped one charge against Milan attorney Robert Peak for a typographical error. The defendants include Virgil Smith Nile Teverbaugh and Harry Doggett. Next court date set for June 5.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Milan
Robert Peak
John Tinder
Peak
Criminal Court
Scott A. McDonald
Virgil
Red) Smith
Nile Teverbaugh
Teverbaugh
Harry Doggett
Madison Ave
Smith
McDonald
Highway Department
Harry Sutherlin
Camporee Plans For Scouts Of Madison County
More than 400 Scouts and Scouters from Madison County will gather at Mounds State Park for the annual spring Camporee. Activities include trail treks, tree and wildlife tracking, plaster casts of tracks, patrol-led contests, and a point-based cooking and ski event schedule. Church services and a campfire program cap the weekend with Sunday games, awards, and a public closing at 2 p.m.
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Madi
Harold Clark
Joe
Chesterfield Christian
Anderson
State Hospital Head Named Nor man Beatty Hospital Superintendent
Dr. David Morton a VA psychiatrist was named Friday as superintendent of Norman Beatty Hospital at Westville effective July 1. Mental health commissioner announced stricter patient screening to avert future escapes after recent escapees in the criminally insane section were linked to killings of three women. Acting superintendent Dr. Clifford L Williams will be relieved June 1 by Dr. John Southworth until Morton arrives. The post pays 15000 dollars annually plus maintenance.
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Indianapolis
David Morton
Veterans Administration
Norman Beatty Hospital
Westville
Morton
St. Louis, VA
John Southworth
Diplomat Attacked as Demonstrations Sink Taipei Embassy
In Taipei Formosa rioters attacked the U S Embassy injuring nine Americans and wrecking the building. Chiang Kai-shek sent 3000 troops to restore order as mobs swarmed the compound and police headquarters. The violence followed the acquittal of Sgt. Reynolds in a court martial and included stone throwing and the shredding of a flag.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
U. S
Iran
U.S
Karl
George Yeh
China
Yeh
Walter E. Barker
Dow
Manila
Reynolds
Memorial Day Closings Set for Observances
Memorial Day closings affect Delco-Remy and Guide Lamp plants and state prison access as offices and operations will pause Thursday and Friday May 30 and 31. Officials consider security steps including hospital access controls and notifying police on patient releases.
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Delco-Remy
Storms and flooding hit state. highways closed
Weather forecast warned thunderstorms and showers across Indiana with high temps in the 70s, causing downstate rivers to flood and close at least eight state highways and many roads. The article notes prior heavy rains and details incidents of unrest and martial law in Taipei, plus Memorial Day plans and services in Anderson.
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Indiana
Weather Bureau
New Arrivals Born at St John’s Hospital
In a series of birth notices from St John’s Hospital, Mr and Mrs DeLay welcome a girl at 816 Harter Blvd, Mr and Mrs Porter greet a girl at 1821 Fairview St, Mr and Mrs Agnes welcome a girl at 11% W 17th St, Mr and Mrs Foland report a girl from Daleville, Mr and Mrs Streaty announce a girl at 1523 W 19th St, Mr and Mrs Nunn announce a boy at 1509 Sheridan St, and Mr and Mrs Gerdemann of St Louis welcome two boys. Paul William is born to Mr and Mrs James Tappan of Kokomo. Mrs Tappan is the former Myrna Watson, daughter of Mrs Mary Fike and Ralph Watson of Alexandria. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Willis Tappan of Orestes.
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St. John’s Hospital
Thomas DeLay
Harter Blvd
Charles Porter
Fairview St
Orville Agnes
17Th St
William’ Foland
Daleville
John Streaty
W. 19Th St
Clayton Nunn
Sheridan St
William Gerdemann
St. Louis
William Patrick
Barbara O'Connor
Mirs
Walter F. O’connor
Nichol Ave
James Tappan
Kokomo
Rt. Gaboy
Paul William
Orestes
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