Actress Ava Gardner Seeks Divorce From Sinatra
Ava Gardner arrived by phone from Madrid en route to New York with plans to proceed quickly with divorce proceedings against Frank Sinatra. Hoffman urges unity against communism, urging Americans not to fall into disunity promoted by the Kremlin and praising free enterprise as a strength.
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London
Ava Gardner
Madrid
New York
Frank Sinatra
Wax Rover
Oplang
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Ute
America
Hoffman
Soviet Order Closes Vodka Drink Spots
The Soviet Ministry of Trade issued a decree closing vodka quick drink stands across cities. It bans sales by the glass at open street stalls bars near factories schools hospitals and clubs. Critics say young workers athletes and fans abused the stands, while many still buy for home use or by the glass elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Ministry of ‘Trade
Ato Jeni
Tax bill debate and McCarthy hearings recap
A report captures revised tax proposals raising monthly family allowances to 200 and social security tax exposure for earnings above 4200, with rate shifts planned through 1970. It covers McCarthy era hearings featuring Schine, Cohn, and army officials, plus positions by Dirksen and others as testimony unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everame
Dulles Urges Unity and Monroe Doctrine in Central America
Dulles warns of arms shipments to Guatemala and nearby states as a case for unity under the Monroe Doctrine. Sikes argues Communists threaten the Western Hemisphere and calls for necessary action before it is too late. Officials say U S arms valued at 41,000 each to Nicaragua and Honduras, 10 million to Guatemala, with mixed plans for collective action under regional treaties. Mundt schedules executive session to discuss release of monitored telephone records linked to McCarthy era controversy.
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Bokus
Manduros
Guatemala
Sikes-Fls
House
United States
James Monroe
Sikes
Dulles
Ted Orme
Central America
Menta
Nicaragua
Honduras
Guatembla
U.S
United
Duller
Schine
Ft. Dix
Mundt
Stevens
Mc.Carthy
Subcommittee
Anderson District Agreement Sets Ten Year Terms
Obituary notes for James D. Sheefe and George W. Lytle, plus safety patrol and school incident details, outline city and conservancy district agreements, and list survivors and funeral arrangements for local residents. The article combines municipal matters with multiple obituaries and community notices from Anderson.
Auto Safety JOSEPH BECK and family obituary notes
Fragmented obituary notice listing Robert J Beck of 1010 Van Buskirk Road and Joseph F Beck death in Lafayette hospital. Mentions invalid licenses, employment with Thomson and Achnnon brokers, and funeral plans at Hippenstee Friars Home Lafayette. Also notes Jesse (Jack) E. More death in Indianapolis and services at Mylers Mortuary Lebanon with burial at Center Cemetery Friends asked to call.
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Joseph
Beck Robert J. Beck
Kirk Rd
la Centi
Prom Pace
Uney
Joseph F. Beck
Mr. Beck
Tippecanoe
Thomson and
Afchnnon
Mis
Robert
Anderson
Hippenstec Friars Home
Lafayette
Dny
Martin
Jesse
Jack
Indianapolis
Mylers Mortuary
Lebanon
Center
Frients
Ione Funeral Home
Bridge plans amid county road work on Madison Avenue
County officials push a $100,000 project to resurface and widen the three mile section of the Madison Avenue road from Anderson to Alexandria. Plans and specifications for a new bridge over Wildover Pipe Creek are being prepared by County Surveyor Martin A. Millagerk. Discussions center on resurfacing methods, shoulder widening, and coat choices as the county board hones in on the best approach while field crews grade and prepare the route for summer construction.
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Pace One
Orway
Matson Avenue
Anderson
Alexandria
Martin A. Millagerk
Pipe Creek
Wilbur Meuse
Force Board of Commissioners
Madison Avenue Road
Andersen
F. Mir Tay
MeCarthy
Murray
Ink Dry and Son
Fort
Waynn
McCarthy
Jon
Thad
Hejjod
Safety patrols and McCarty case shape city traffic trust
The piece recalls a fatal hit by a car before patrols began. it notes McCarty's statements about rates and charges, then outlines the rise of safety patrols citywide. It mentions Kiwanis and PTA support, AMVETS gear, and 22 years with no serious accidents at crossings. It also highlights Miss Fry's 22-year directorate in Anderson schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
PTA
Amvets
Ff Miss Fry
Edu
Anderson
Echools
Samme
Nurses Describe Dien Bien Phu Siege Front Notes
A nurse recounts the Viet Minh assault at Dien Bien Phu, describing muddy trenches, heavy mortars, and hundreds of French wounded. She recalls evacuations, the cramped underground hospital, and limited help, while noting evacuation of 858 patients.
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Vielminh
Am Hospital
Dien Bien Phu
Miss de Galard
Christian de Costtes
de Galard
Vietninh Nnl
Ilchia
Calabria Legion Moves to New Post Home on Milin Street
Calabria Post No. 377 reports its new residence at 1031 Milin St with Tuesday meetings to begin there. The annual election session is postponed to reflect the move, officers noted strong poppy sales and that the Legion baseball plank was played windward. President Eisenhower visited Burning Tree Club in Maryland. In Gary Indiana Leon Stalling, Zi, was killed in a two car crash that also injured his wife Jayce 18.
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T Hat Calabrie Post
Milin St
The
Post
Officera
Hunter Legion
Colts
Washington
Eisenhower
Burning Tree Club
Maryland
Gary
Ind
Leon Stalling
Tuesday
Jayce
St Marys Cullinee Valedictorian and Salutatorian Honors
Page One honors list for St Marys Cullinee includes top awards to Judith Lindsey and Charlene Roche with medals and subscriptions. Mary Ellen Schmitt earns several prizes including a religion medal, citizenship, library service, and journalism honors. Nancy?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Lindsey
Marion College
Indianapolis
Tudith Lindzy
Charlene Roche
Mary Ellen Schmitt
Phyllip Silvey
Virginia Brody
John Finney
Phillip
Baumer
Baumer, , Meth
Martha Frossard
Rita Flynn
Robert
Southeast Asia U Continued From Tanstina Over Training Burden
Fragmentary text notes Southeast Asia issues and U S involvement in training national armies, with reference to Dulles' conditions for possible intervention. The passage trails off after mentioning Ike war and an informant.
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Tanstina
Rolinno
Liplomade
Dulles
Desglta
Officials of Kohler strike ferry rights preserved in clash
Kohler Company of Kohler Wisconsin surrendered deputy sheriffs credentials to Sheriff Ted Mosch his week while insisting their rights remain. President Merpert Kohler testified at an employment relations hearing that he carried a club for protection. Gary Crosby Jr suffered a nose wound in a highway crash that killed one and injured five. A Coast Guard crew from Michigan City found a 22 foot cabin cruiser with four Te clan residents aboard drifted or adrift due to engine trouble. The occupants were unharmed and had left the Marquette Yacht Club east of Gary before Sunday.
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Miss Fry
Columbia University
Indiana State Peachers Association
Hhiro
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Ken Stnved
Hoy
Tucky
Liinpis
Ozark
Ares
Adven
Fryley
Euserved
Nnee Sifford
Myhomet
Ina
Primmer
Kohler Company
Kohler
Wis
Ted
Bing Crosby
Gary
Hat
San Jose
Coast Guard
Michigan City
Marquette Yacht Club
Fark
Anderson Mourns Donald A Miller Former Line Worker
The body of Donald Attyrel Miller 36 a former Anderson resident who died Sunday in Phoenix Arizona will arrive in Anderson and be taken to Rozelle Funeral Home. Arrangements by auto for immediate family from Arizona. Survivors include widow Vonda Miller a daughter Virginia Diane Miller and two sons Donald and Vernard all at home.
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Donald M. Miller
Donald Atyrrel Mil_ ier
Anderson
Phoeni
Acre
Hergid
Rozelle Funeral
Arizona
Miller
Carmi
First Methodist Church
O' S
Vonda Midler
Virginia Diane bGiller
Donald
Vernod
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Mrs Nina Rushton 4 wife of Jesse Rushton of Ha, died Monday afternoon in River View Hospital after lingering illness. Funeral rites set for 10 30 am Thursday at Vans Gidley and Trout Funeral Home with Rev Kenneth Page officiating. Burial in Mignland Cemetery, east of Fishers.
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Nina Rushton
Noblesville
Cof
Jesse Rushton
Riverview Hospital
Vans, Gidley and
Trout
Kenneth Page
Mignland
James Jones Dies Early at 63 in Anderson
James Jones, 63, of Anderson, died yesterday at his home on 2030 Park Ave after a lingering illness. He had lived in Anderson 30 years and worked 25 years at R. W. G. Foundry. The body entered Taylor Funeral Home in Muncie. He was a deacon at Bethesda Baptist Church. Survivors include wife Nellie Eldridge of Anderson, two brothers Eddie Jones of Anderson and Calvin Jones of Birmingham, Alabama, six grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
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Gus
Anderson
Mattie B
Robert H. Mills Fry
Prin
Robert H. Mills
Cipal
St. John's Hospital
Tne
Tne Body Was Takthers Have Carved Statues, Ballen
Albright
Mattie B. Fry
P.a
Mills
Anderson High School
Delco Trem T
Frangeliall United Brethren Church
MS. Mariah Masonic Lodge
Myrna M. Mills
Joan
Claire M. Mills
James D. Sarepel
James D. Sheefe
John's Hospital
Bake Brothers Funeral Home
Mr. Sheefe
Paulding County
Ohio
Kokomo
Delco-Remy
Church of God
Cadella Sheefer
Beulah Turner
Cleo Wilson
Hawaiian Islands
Ruth Moore
Wabash
Dale Sheefel
Langley Field
George W. Lytle
George VY
Wallie
Lyle
Hamilton County
Lynch, Corporation
Doris Crusmire
John Crusmire
Ans
James Jones
Neate
Park Ave
Jones
Andereson
R.W.G. Foundry Company
Taylor Funeral Home
Muncie
Jules
Bethesda Baptist Church
Nellie Eldridge
Eddie Jones
Calvin Jones
Birmingham
Ala
Rev Day Elected Leader At Central Christian Meeting
Catherine Marsh joined Rev Day and others as officers were elected at a busines meeting chaired by Rev Monroe Schuster pastor of Central Christian Church. Installed officers included president Rev Day vice president Rev Jenna Clark secretary Rev Albert Byrne and treasurer Rev Raymond Breaker across multiple churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continard Brent
Catherine Marsh
Monroe Schuster
Central Christian Church
Warnings Issued After 21 Alerts For 29 Car Defects
Officers issued 21 warnings for 29 defects including headlights brakes license plate lights and windshield wipers. A driver received only a warning for lacking an operator's license after returning home and purchasing it.
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United Front
Reds
Roy M. Cohn
Francis
Cart
Army
Totn
Ryan
Ft. Ox
Kenneth ¥. BeLieu
Cohn
FL. Moomdush
N. da
Sen
Dirksen
Dirkwall
Colin
Bis
Tay JI Jenkins
Jay
Anderson Herald
Anderpon Herald
Measuer Ut
Anderson City
Thy
Board of Works
Conservancy District
Wright
Ray Wood
Wahn D. Bean
William Zuck
John H. Burton
Paul Wykolf
Charles J. Hartley
Safety Patrol
Belle
Belle. Myers
Caude H Myers
Arran Ava
Adrian
Ich
Clyde
Myers
Myers, Sand and Gravel Company
Robert Myers
Miss Nelen Myers
Portland
Y Ore
Pamela
McCarty
Sunate
McCar
Calabria
St. Mary's
Cullinee
Stoelting
James Ward
Enpvera
Tudith Lindyy
Lorelta Wankowski
Thomas Wickens
Mary Nude Voor
Mary Low Kra
Robert Anegritt
Dorothy Johnson
Robert McKaig
William Mckloney
Carlyn Murray
Stephen Snyder
Frank Harringtin
Jerry Cyt
Elizabeth Liptow
Carolyn Mich
Nel
Pont Mudd
Outstandiige
Tudith Limity
Mokert Powers
Michael Heppen
UoAtin Chozem
Sylvia Potar
Kathleen Richard
Loretta Writkowski
Staten Kathleen Richard l
Loretta Whukawaki
Hoy'x Hlale
Anthony Slaysnaleer
Camere de
Southeast Asia
Termevien
Patermence
Roper Gaz
Ilisprey
Rover Gas
Enmipyg
Central Indiana 47S Company
Brown
Butz
FUMER
Rome
Meteker
Ste
Tempo Gonlinard
Frien
Old Marl
Luccille Waddell
Grendchild
Dasrell Allen Martin
Madison
Rev. Day
E. & Ay Shoe Store
E. 8Th Park Place
Ande
35Th & Meridian
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