Eisenhower to hold early week NSC Cabinet talks at Camp David
President Eisenhower plans meetings with the National Security Council and Cabinet next week at Camp David after a long hiatus since his heart attack. He will also confer with Secretary Dulles before Thanksgiving and then return to his farm lifestyle while monitoring progress on projects at the new greenhouse and trees.
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Paup
Eisenhower
National Security Council
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Catoctin Mountains
Thurmont
Camp
Eden warns Arabs must compromise for peace in Middle East
Eden urged Israel and Arab states to accept concessions as essential for peace and frontiers guarantee by Britain, the United States, and France. Cairo reports Solod met Saudi ambassador with word from King Saud as Saudi talks across arms deals linked to Egypt’s Czech weapons flow.
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Gulf of Aqaba
Cairo
Daniel Solod
Saled
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Czechoslovakia
Eden
Israel
Munich
Britain
United States
France
Middle East
Eisenhower
Baghdad
Harold Macmillan
Iraq
Iran
Turkey
Pakistan
Murder Charge Ties to Fatewan Bomb Plot and Alaska Flight
A murder charge stems from a homemade time bomb aboard a Denver to Portland flight killing 39 passengers and five crew. Graham faces possible trial for all 44 deaths, with United Airlines president signing the complaint. Keating labels the mother the primary victim and plans to try Graham for that death in Denver, while the feds pursue charges in district court.
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Alaska
Keating
Graham
Denver
W.A. Patterson
Chicago
United Air Lines
U.S. Atty
Donald E. Kelley
National Defense Utility
Portland
Ore
Rocky Mountain News
Scripps-Howard
West Turns Continued From Page
The West and East clashed over disarmament moves and a Russian proposal on a nonaggression pact. They rejected pulling out half of foreign troops in Germany, seeking a ceiling on military strength, and limited steps. Dulles urged caution with Pinay and Macmillan to avoid committing to a new parley.
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Warsaw
Macmillan
Pinay
Geneva
Dulles
Weather Outlook and Wind Storms Strike Indiana Towns
Severe windstorms hit Indiana Tuesday night injuring six near Lynn in Randolph County and five in Evansville. Homes damaged in Randolph County. mayor cites suburban growth as part of the issue. Evansville winds reached 75 mph. no critical injuries reported. A cold front drops temps to near 20 with potential snow flurries by Saturday.
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Lynn
Evansville
Associated Press
Indiana
Randolph County
Bud McFarland
Wright
Anderson
Weather Bureau
Suburban blast damages homes injuring a dozen
A semi suburban area on the southeast side suffered a blast area of 25 square blocks. Mrs Alton Cherry was injured by a beer case crashing through her picture window. Mrs Betty Reynolds cut leg when fragments hit her kitchen. A metal awning shattered a storm door injuring Robert Parks. Others treated for cuts include Mrs James A Mosely and her daughter Sharon. Dozens of TV antennas and several houses were damaged as debris rained onto yards and streets. Jack Newton saw concrete chunks from a neighbor’s garage and Jack Patterson watched his car shaken near the curb.
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Alton Cherry
Betty Reynolds
Robert Parks
James A. Mosely
Sharon
Iane Dochery
Jack Newton
Jack Patterson
France Faces Cabinet Crisis After Premier Defeat
The premier's defeat risks a cabinet crisis as ex-Premier Pierre Mendes-France opposes early elections. Voting was set for next June, but a swifter vote could derail Mendes-France's comeback bid while the Faure handover mirrors parliamentary disruption.
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Pierre Mendes-France
Mendes
France
City School Board Reviews Education Day Program
The board approved yesterday's Community Education Day report and the presentation method for labor industry and business representatives. A Visual Aid Workshop by Indiana University is set for Dec 8 at the YMCA led by Howard Lindsey Ruth Dickerson Katherine Langell and John Finney. Claims totaling 79,204.56 were approved. The next meeting is Nov 22 with a public hearing on special appropriations.
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Indiana University
YMCA
Howard Lindsey
AHS
Ruth Dickerson
Central Junior High
Katherine Langell
John Finney
Stevenson confirms bid for Democratic nomination
Adlai Stevenson publicly stated he would seek the Democratic nomination and planned a campaign schedule, claiming nationwide support. He outlined three reasons for running and scheduled a Wednesday news conference to outline campaign plans and possible primaries. The putative staff included James Finnegan as campaign manager and Barry Bingham directing volunteers.
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America
Stevenson
Democratic National Committee
Illinois
Democratic Party
James Finnegan
Pennsylvania
Barry Bingham
Louisvile Courier-Journal
Wilson Wyatt
Grover Cleveland
Adlai E. Stevenson
William Jennings Bryan
Anderson Obituaries Chronicle Political Losses and Local Deaths
Obituary notices recap historical party losses, with references to Dewey and Stevenson, while detailing recent Anderson deaths. Included are Roscoe Humphrey infant context, survivors across multiple families, and funeral arrangements at Memorial Park Cemetery and Hopewell Church. Local deaths cover Nancy Cobb and Lula Jones with family survivors and funeral details.
Local Obituaries Highlight Transit to St. Marys and Memorial Park
Obituaries record the deaths of John Elsworth Dobyns at 1640 Broadway after a yearlong illness, and Keren Ligon, 7, at Columbia grade school, with services pending. Other notices include Otho Baker, Dora Alford, and Joseph Lennartz, detailing ages, addresses, funeral homes, and interment at Memorial Park Cemetery or East Maplewood, with survivors listed.
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Otho Baker
Brown
New York Central
St. John’s Hospital
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
In Pendleton Hamilton County Charles Brat tain 79 died at St. Johns Hospital Anderson after a four day illness Born Dec 28 1875 he lived most of his life in Pendleton and belonged to Pendleton Christian Church Surviving include two sons two daughters a sister nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren Also Bert Mosbaugh 74 a former Cicero grocer died at Riverview Hospital Survivors include wife and six grandchildren Samuel Wayne Propps 36 Pendleton died at home Burial at Huntsville Cemetery Chaste Beeson 63 Middletown died at home Burial at Jones Cemetery Walter Wilhelm 77 Huntington Park Calif former resident Hospital status Washington about 10 percent of US hospital beds are government controlled.
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Nancy Ellen Cobb
Sheridan Sr
Marshall Cobb
Knox County
Cobb
Duggar
Everett Hutchinson
Jasonville
William McKinley
Anderson
Guy Richards
Linton
Dalfie McCartney
John Jourdan
Opel Young
Charles Bray
Bellfountaine
Ohio
Joe Cobb
Marshall Harvey Cobb
Eugene Cobb
Alpine
Calif
Leon Cobb
Jackson
Miss
Vernon Cobb
Donald Cobb
Middletown
Pentecostal Church
Beker Brothers Funeral Home
Lula Jones
Lula (Shaffer) Jones
St. John’s Hospital
Meridian St
Jones
Farmland
Guide Lamp Division
Harmon
Emma Shaffer
Near Farmland
Darel Shaffer
C. J. Parker
Thornburg
Hopewell Church
Walter Greek
Memorial Park Cemetery
Marie Crooks
Lapel
Roy
Noblesville
Elmore Alford
William Manship
Prairie Etna
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Fishers Station
Westfield
George Alford
Friends Church
Charles Brattain
Pendleton
Mr. Brattain
Hamilton County
Andrew Jackson Brattain
Pendleton Christian Church
Cornell Bright
Ray- Near Anderson Mond Brattain
Fortville
Robert Brattain
Mary Jenkins
Indianapolis
Almeda Swaney
Long Beach
Zora Gardner
Ingalls
Bert Mosbaugh
Rt 1
Cicero
Riverview Hospital
Evans
Gerald Mosbaugh
Elwood
John Mosbaugh
Chester Mosbaugh
Omer Mosbaugh
Suzanne
Joann
Billy
David
Charlene
Glendia Kaye Mosbaugh
Samuel Wayne Propps Pendleton
Samuel Wayne Propps
Here
Stahler Addition
Carmel Bright
J. Clayton Stahler
Eub Echurch
Huntsville Cemetery
Chaste
Beeson
Chaste Beeson
Ballard and Shirey
Earl Cogan
Jones Cemetery
Delaware County
Prominent the like. No duties that interfere with schoolwork
A fragment notes that duties conflicting with schoolwork are not allowed. It mentions slave sales in Latin Clubs across Indiana as a substitute for rough initiations and as a prompt for research on ancient Rome slavery. The committee led by Charlene Orr and Latin Club sponsor Miss Eileen Johnson are named.
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Rome
Kirk O
Charlene Orr
Eileen Johnson
Jaycees Announce Safety Meeting and Youth Hockey Night
Monroe G. Schuster pastor Al Lineberry and Nixon Mumper are noted Jaycee leaders as the Monroe group reports a safety meeting at City Hall at 7 30 tonight on pedestrian safety. About 40 or 50 orphans will attend a hockey game in Indianapolis Sunday. Nolen Hughes chairs the event. The Jaycee of the Month was Joe Gossett. The next Commerce Group meeting is set for December 6 at the YMCA.
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Central Christian Church
al Lineberry
Hackett Post
American Legion
Nixon Mumper
Anderson College
City Hall
Indianapolis
Nolen Hughes
Jaycee
Joe Gossett
Commerce Group l
YMCA
Indiana Guards Return Home From Martial Law End
Governor ends ten days of martial law as guardsmen of the 293rd Infantry Regiment prepare to return to northern Indiana by midnight Thursday. Mayor McCormack fears mass CIO UAW picketing will resume once troops depart, noting only five pickets are allowed at the New Castle foundry under an August injunction. The strike began July 25 at four eastern Indiana piston ring plants.
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Guard
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McCormack
CIO United Auto
New Castle
UAW
Obituary: Elwood Resident Robert Wisler Dies After Heart Attack
Robert Wisler 41 of Ind 13 north of Elwood died suddenly Tuesday night after a heart attack. He worked as a driver for Dietzen Baking Co and lived most of his life in Leisure, with three years in Arizona. Survived by wife Johannah, two sons Jerry Lynn and Jan Allen, one daughter Deborah Ann, three brothers and five sisters. Funeral home arrangements pending.
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Robert Wisler
Ind
Kokomo
Copher
Besler
Wisler
Dietzen Baking Company
Arizona
Indiana
Johannah Wisler
Jerry Lynn
Jan Allen
Deborah Ann
Thomas Wisser
Alexandria
Edward
Carl Wisler
Esther McCord
Fortville
Wilma Furlow
Kendalville
Bessie Stech
Hobart
Adeline Klymer
Geneva Swackhamer
Collision injures two Madison County men near Alexandria
Two Madison County men Harold Rigney 20 of Orestes and George W Parker 22 of Frankton were badly hurt in a two car crash late Monday night at the Madison Avenue Road and Ind 128 intersection south of Alexandria. They were taken to St Johns Hospital by Strider ambulance. Deputy Sheriff Howard Gilmore said Rigney suffered head lacerations and Parker shoulder injuries and concussion.
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Madison Avenue Road
Ind. 128
Alexandria
Harold Rigney
Orestes
George W. Parker
Frankton
St. John’s Hospital
Strider
Howard Gilmore
Rigney
Parker
Heritage rites set for today in Indianapolis area
Joseph P. Heritage aged 66 died Sunday at St Vincent's Hospital Indianapolis after a short illness. He is survived by five daughters and three sons including Mrs. Ivan Wantland and Mrs. Elden Dozier of Anderson. Funeral at 9 am today at St Christopher's Catholic Church Speedway with viewing at Stevens Mortuary 3126 W 16th St Indianapolis.
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Joseph P. Heritage
Ivan Wantland
Elden Dozier
Anderson
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Indianapolis
St. Christopher’s Catholic Church
Speedway
Stevens Mortuary
16Th St
Midwest Weather To Be Near Normal
The Weather Bureau projects colder than normal temperatures for the next 30 days across most of the area west of the Mississippi. The Northwest shows the largest dips, with above normal warmth in Florida and northern New England. Precipitation is expected subnormal in the Pacific Northwest, South Atlantic Coast, and far Southwest, while the rest of the country should see near or above normal rain and snow.
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Indiana
Washington
Weather Bureau
Mississippi River
Florida
New England
Bureau
Pacific Northwest
South Atlantic
Wright Trophy Awarded to Dr Hugh Dryden for Aviation Service
Dr Hugh T. Dryden, 57, director of NACA, won the Wright brothers memorial trophy for significant public service of enduring value to aviation. He was cited for pioneering turbulence measurement in wind tunnels and advances in boundary layer flow mechanics.
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Hugh T. Dryden
Dryden
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
NACA
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Carol Baker
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Marilyn Baker
Betty Unger
Arnold McFarland
Keith Mills
Harold
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Joseph R. Lennartz
George Lennartz
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Frederick Potthoff
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Madison
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