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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1959

Page

24

Army Confirms Saucer Plan Amid Secrecy Curtain Lifted

Washington AP reports the Army confirms a hush hush project resembling a flying saucer. The Avrocar, developed with Avro Aircraft in Canada under an Army Air Force joint effort, aims for low level tactical flight using ground cushion tech. Tests planned soon, vertical lift and hover capabilities noted, with five million dollars spent in three years.

Crecy United States House Space Committee Army F. H. Britton Office of Army Research Britton Canada Avro Air

National Bank of Australia Founded in Melbourne in 1858

The National Bank of Australia founded at Melbourne in 1858 operates through 850 branches worldwide, highlighting its long history and expansive global presence.

The National Bank of Australia Melbourne

Killian Resigns Post As Special Assistant To The President

Dr James R Killian Jr resigns as special assistant to the president for science and technology after a year and a half in the post He returns to MIT on leave and will resume duties there George Bogdan Kistiakowsky a 58 year old Russian born chemistry professor will succeed him Kistiakowsky born November 18 1900 in Kiev served in 1918 1920s in Europe and joined the United States in 1926 He naturalized in 1933 and has since 1938 held prominent positions in science and industry The White House notes Killians resignation was for compelling personal reasons and Eisenhower praised his contributions

Washington James R. Killian Jr Science and Technology Eisenhower George Bogdan Kistiakowsky White House Killian Massachusetts Institute of Technology Corporation of Mit Dr. Kistiakowsky Kiev Russia Moscow University of Kiev

Noted Harvard Chemist Kistia kowsky Dies at 78

The scientist, a Harvard professor, contributed to WWII projects for the National Defense Research Committee and earned the Medal for Merit for designing explosive arrangements used in the first atomic bomb. From 1956 to 1958 he advised on ballistic missiles for the Air Force and Defense Department, living in Lincoln, Massachusetts with his wife and daughter.

Harvard University Kistiakowsky National Defense Research Committee Air Force Defense Department Lincoln Mass

Ricky Nelson Cited For Speeding In Encino

Ricky Nelson, 19, singer and actor, received a speeding ticket in Encino California for driving 50 mph in a 35 mph zone while following his father Ozzie Nelson. He was also cited for lacking his operator's license. Officers Richard Baldwin and Danny Gardner supervised the stop.

Encino Calif UPI Ricky Nelson Ricky Ozzie Nelson Richard Baldwin Danny Gardner Baldwin Gardner

Florence starts overhaul of Ponte Vecchio bridge

Workers began a general overhaul and reinforcement of Ponte Vecchio across the Arno River. The historic bridge, dating to 1362, remains a major tourist attraction as repairs proceed.

Florence Italy UPI Arno River

Lee Honored By Kiwanis In Alexandria 4-H program

Emery Lee who has directed the 4-H program for 14 years was honored by the Alexandria Kiwanis Club during a special 4-H program. The event highlighted the growth of the 4-H Fair from 1942 to 1956. Also noted were upcoming 1959 4-H Fair display space sales and the continuing sale of billboard advertising.

Alexandria Emery Lee Mr. Lee Jay Woelfert

Alexandria Ladies Aid and Scout Mothers Plan Events

The Alexandria Ladies Aid met at the Christian Congregation Church for an all day session and pitch in dinner. Plans were set for a June 5 bean supper at the 4 H Fairgrounds to fund camping projects and Camp Kikihawen land. Proceeds support camping equipment and local activities. Mrs Cecil Tuttle led the business while Mrs Irma Quinn offered prayer. Vacationing here Mrs Minnie Wehsollek staying with her son James for two weeks. Proceeds from the bean supper will support camping, land purchase, and equipment for Scout activities. Tickets are sold by scouts, auxiliary members, or at the door.

Alexandria Ladies Aid of the Christian Congregation Church Cecil Tuttle Jesus Irma Quinn Merla Hupp Quinn Mesdames Lottie Draper Nellie Fox Beatrice Foland Vivian Falk Lena Frazier Dulcie Hiatt Geraldine Johnson Etta Lynch Mattie Mohler Lucille Warner Lena Wilson Louise Wright Linda Nancy Foland Vicki Lynn Johnson Lynn Frazier Minnie Wehsollek Lutherwood Indianapolis James Mother's Auxiliary Boy Scout Troop 45 First Baptist Church Camp Kikihawen

British Malta governor general Laycock resigns after four years

Sir Robert Laycock stepped down as the British governor general of Malta after almost four years in office. He will be succeeded by Admiral Sir Guy Grantham who will assume the post.

Valletta Malta UPI Robert Laycock Guy Grantham

Auto Agency Here Wins Knudsen Trophy

Russ Regenold Inc Anderson wins the Knudsen Trophy for peak sales in Pontiac Motor Division's Car of the Year Sales Campaign. The award honors dealerships meeting February 21 to April 30 new car sales targets, as Pontiac Division notes 1959 retail gains with over 55 percent earning Knudsen trophies.

Pontiac Motor Division Russ Regenold, Inc Anderson Knudsen Pontiac S. E. Knudsen Motor Trend Magazine

Household Tips From A Vintage Page

Quick stain treatment for silk suggests covering grease with talcum and waiting two days before brushing. For varnished floors, sprinkle coarse salt five minutes before sweeping. Candles stay firm by melting paraffin then setting in holders while hot. A Bermuda rule limits families to one automobile per household.

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