Khrushchev Ends Nile Visit After Cairo Stop
Khrushchev wraps up a Cairo welcome after downgrading Nasser’s Arab unity plans. He lent $277 million, warned the U.S. on Cuban overstays, and met Nasser before Moscow hosts greeted him. A kiss from a granddaughter and a bouquet moment drew spotlight amid tight Kremlin tone on Cuba.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Meatay
Fes
Ege
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United States
Khrushchev
Nasser
Cairo
PTA Head Calls Boycotts Wrong in Desegregation Crisis
Mrs. Clif Jenkins of Roslyn Heights New York told PTA leaders the rising school boycotts harm children who are learning respect for law. She urged moderates to seek an acceptable desegregation solution and warned against emotional irrational actions.
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Chicago
UPI
Clif
Jere N. Jenkins
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
PTA
Jenkins
Roslyn Heights
N.Y
Colona and Corexam Promise Overnight Constipation Relief
Nerve activity in the colon affects regularity and stress can block impulses causing constipation. Colona tablets use a colonic nerve stimulant with bulking action while Corexam aims to restore bowel function gently overnight. Introductory sizes offered at 43 cents.
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Coton
Right Wing Japanese Arrested In Attempt To Block Motorcade
Police in Tokyo arrested three right wing extremists who tried to block Soviet official Anastas Mikoyan’s motorcade. They parked in front of the guest house gate, were unarmed, and carried protest placards. Police mobilized 2,000 guards for Mikoyan’s route.
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Tokyo
UPI
Anastas A. Mikoyan
Hirohito
Mikoyan
Japan
Communists Gain Ground in French By-Election
In the Longwy district of eastern France the Communist Louis Dupont led with 13 171 votes or 46.74 percent, defeating Gaullist Charles Grein who had 8 338 votes. Observers warned De Gaulle may be playing into Communist hands as a runoff follows next Sunday.
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Paris
UPI
France
Longwy
Central Committee
Louis Dupont
Charles Grein
Amon Gwy
Charles de Gaulle
Jewish Picketing at World Fair Sparks Jewish Group Action
The American Jewish Congress led a protest at the Jordanian pavilion during the New York World's Fair. Dr Joachim Prinz and members including Theodore Bikel and Irving Dwork were arrested in connection with the mural deemed offensive. Robert Moses faces a court appearance over a show cause order to remove the mural.
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UPI
Themame
American Jewish Congress
AJC
Mandan
CQVCU
Suas
Joachim Prinz
Terrror
Wavy
Mat Mentv
Prinz
Theodore Bikel
the Sound of Music
Irving Dwork
Franlee (Cosmetics
Robert Moses
Obituary items span Parker and related family losses
Obituary notices from Anderson Indiana detail the death of Anna Louise Parker 4 of 22 Laurel St. and mention surviving sons Harold Roscoe Bloomer William Bloomer Lawrence Bloomer and two daughters Naomi Hobbs Bernice Stinson with multiple grandchildren and extended family. Additional notices include graveside services for Quock You Mar 87 and Daniel Riggs 90 with funeral arrangements through local mortuaries and churches.
Toastmasters Plan Panel Discussion and Obituaries
Toastmasters will host a round table discussion on current events at 8 p.m. today in the Anderson YMCA with Harry Cox announcing. Also noted are funeral services for Mrs Soeene aah and Mrs Laura Gonsalus, plus rosters for ongoing memorials and society notices.
Court notices list eight civil suits and two divorces
Tipton courthouse minutes show suits on note account and damages in Tipton and Indiana districts. Parties include Hammons vs Haston, Perdue, Line, Kel Jey Arnold Kelley, Blackford divorce actions, and Bell company actions. Court finds for plaintiffs in several cases. divorces granted and custody awarded to defendant.
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Hopiner
C.wave
Tipton Optimis
William J. Hammons
al Tipton - Hammon
James Haston
Lee B. Fidler
Donald Slack
Bill G. Perdue
Lois C. Perdue
Campbell and Jones. Weyerhaeuser Company
Orvill E. Line
C. E. Line
S. Plywood
Kel Jey
Arnold and Kelley
Juanita M. Blackford
Jack L. Blackford
Batiey and Sharp
Indiana Bell Telephone Co., Inc
E. J. Cripe
Beckman, Rotruck, Schuyler and LePierre
Mary Nell Sizemore
Harry E. Sizemore
Donald P. Jones
Johnnie E. Daniels
Mary Violet Daniels
Charles EB. Salyer
Ronald Allen Cline
Harald E. Mitchem
Denzil Edwards
Agnes Marie Gill
Philip E. Banett
Alexandria Man Is Stab Victim
Alexandria resident Joe Ducheteau, 46, was stabbed Saturday evening during an argument with Paul Fleet, 45, of Frankton. Ducheteau was hospitalized with a two inch abdominal gash. officials said the wound is not serious and no charges were filed. In London, actress Sarahi Baroness Audley, 49, pleaded not guilty to a charge of being drunk and disorderly. case adjourned to June 11 with bail set at 28 dollars.
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Alexandria
Joe Ducheteau
Paul Fleet
Frankton
T Ducheteau
Mercy Hospital
Elwood
Arqness IN Court London
UPI
Sarahi
Audley
Winston Chrarchall
Anderson Women Groups Hold Community Meetings Today
Veterans gather at noon for a joint dinner in the GAR Room of the Courthouse. A religious book club meets at 2 p.m. with Guest Tea at the YWCA. The Madrigal Singers present a program with Dr John A Morrison as speaker. Bethesda Shrine meets at 7 30 p.m. and reports from the Los Angeles Supreme Session are read by ten members. National Council of Catholic Nurses convenes at Madonna Hall St Johns Hospital at 8 p.m.
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Courts House
YWCA
the Madrigal Singers of
ABS
John A. Morrison
Bethesda Shrine No
White Shrine
Supreme
Los Angeles
National Council of Catholic Nurses
Madonna Hall
St. John’s Hospital
Unknown Soldier Tomb Story Honors Memorial Day
National attention centers on the Arlington shrine where the Unknown Soldier rest and the ceremony moves audiences to reverent silence. The tale recounts Hamilton Fish pushing a resolution to bring home a France fallen service member, and Admiral Dewey’s Olympia escort.
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Arlington National Cemetery
New York
Hamilton Fish
House
France
Arington
Admiral Dewey
Olympia
America
Marine Corp
Chicago
Younker
Wren Family Notables Included In Anderson Obituary
The obituary fragment lists Bill and Con Wren of Anderson along with two sisters Agnes Wren and Mrs. George Powers of the same city, noting their family ties in the local community.
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Ters, Bill and
Con Wren
Anderson
Agnes Wren
George Powers
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Harold B. Beaver 55 formerly of Noblesville died Sunday at Veterans Hospital Danville IL after a four year illness He was World War I veteran and served as a military an services set for Wednesday 2 p m at Fisher Funeral Home Fortville with Rev Gilbert Schreiber in charge Interment Acer Cemetery Hamilton Co Surviving are his father J J Beaver of Noblesville four sisters Nancy Brown Stary Campbell Mary Camotte Judy Shiflett Bessie Smith Indianapolis three brothers Morris Beaver Fishers Joseph Homer Beaver Noblesville RL 5 Noblesville
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Fortville
Harold B. Beaver
Rt. 5
Noblesville
Veterans Hospital
Danville
Fisher Funeral Home
Gilbert Schreiber
Fortvillé
Reassessment Hearings Open on County Real Estate Valuations
Gene Stafford of the State Tax Board opened a three day hearing into petitions for revaluation of 135 parcels in the county. The protests seek a total reduction of $341,226 in assessed values, per County Assessor Thomas Broderick.
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Gene Stafford
State Tax Board
Thomas Broderick
Lions Club to Host NORAD Defense Talk at YMCA
The Chief Anderson Lions Club observes a Ladies Night with dinner at 7 p.m. in the YMCA Old Salem Room. A Strategic Air Command official will discuss the NORAD defense system as the guest speaker for the evening.
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Chief Anderson Lions Club
YMCA
Strategic Air Command
NORAD
Old Salem
YMCA Schedule and Forest Land Fact
Today at the YMCA a packed schedule includes Luncheons at 2:00, 5:30 Altrusa Board, 6:00 Kiwanis, Lions and Ladies, Toastmasters, and 9:30 Pleasure Craft meetings. Sports loom with men's conditioning at 2:15, swim sessions, intermediate classes, and a Father-Son gym swim. A note adds that about one third of the US is classified as forest land in Forest Land Washington.
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Dinsers
Altrisa Board
Kiwanis
Anderson Lions
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Ters
Indiana
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J John Fields
Indianapolis
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Dartoe
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St. T Memorial Park
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Barbar
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Wade
Colurabus
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Irving
Paul Greene Paint Co., Inc
Madison Ave
Pratt & Lambert Paints
New Optimist Club
Madison
SS Fowers-Wheatas
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Barty
Dial
Meridian
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