Troubleshooter Henderson Heads Back From Middle East Tour
U S troubleshooter Lou Henderson left for Washington after talks with Turkish Prime Minister Adnan Menderes amid sabre rattling by pro Russian Arab nations. Sources say Syria developments and U S participation in the Baghdad Pact were discussed. Egypt's Maj Gen Abdel Hakim Amer said Egypt has more than doubled air power since Suez.
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Istanbul
U.S
Lou Henderson
Washington
Middle East
Henderson
Abmen Menderes
Syria
Abdel Hakim Amer
Egypt
National Assembly
Amer
Suez
Saleh Bilar
Lebanon
Eisenhower
Bitar
Israel
Jassan Shara
Russian Council of Economic Relations
Moscow
Choir Dinner And Rehearsal At First Methodist Chapel
A bring your own dinner event at 6 p m Thursday invites members and potential new choir recruits to the First Methodist Chapel choir rehearsal room. A caretaker will supervise children during dinner and rehearsal which ends at 9 p m. The gathering aims to introduce the new minister of music Richard W Mallette and family and to attract new choir members.
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First Methodist Church
First Methodist Chapel Choir
Richard W. Mallette
Carol Lee Mallette
Laura Lee Mallette
Highway Land-Buying Scandal Trials Set For October
Four central figures in Indiana highway land buying scandals face trial on charges of conspiracy embezzlement and theft. A conference was ordered to set an October trial date after innocent pleas by Harry Doggett and involvement of Virgil W Smith Nile Teverbaugh and Robert A Peak over deals along the Madison Avenue expressway in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Walter Pritchard
Harry Doggett
Greensburg
State Highway Department
Doggett
Virgil W
Red) Smith
Highway Commission
Nile Teverbaugh
Monroe City
Smith
Robert A. Peak
Milan
Madison Avenue
H. William Twin
John G. Tinder
U S Refuses Soviet Request On Jet Plane
Washington spurns a Soviet plea to land a 70 passenger TU104 at Idlewild rather than McGuire New Jersey with U N delegates en route from Moscow. The State Department refused a diversion for the first plane but offered Idlewild for the second after a noise test.
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Washington, Ut
McGuire Air Force Base
New Jersey
U.S
State Department
New York
Idlewild
McGuire
Moscow
United Nations General Assembly
New York Port Authority
Four defense attorneys delay trial in Madison Avenue suit notices
Courthouse news reports multiple new suits filed in Circuit Court including Household Finance Corporation vs George L Wogerman and Mary Wogerman and William Keller vs Mardella Keller. Lawyers project trial lengths from one week to eight weeks with exchanges on note and divorce actions in Madison, Elwood and Denver courts.
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Piotential Loan
Company
Edgar M. Shetterly
Mesg Pee Hsks
Lee B. Fidler
Tinder
Wiliam Dale Smith Pritchard
Arthur Smith
Earlies
Carl T. Smith
Citizens Bank of Elwood
Lew Wallace
Hadey
Irwin
Co. Secsuee Andwens
Household Finance Corporation
William Keller
Mardella
Keller
Wil Trewin
David M. Lewis
Teverbaugh's Law
Madison Avenue Express
Household Finance
Corporation
Raymond
Carney
Louise Carney
Wiliam L. Peek
Everyene Ferrell
Bessie Elizabeth Ferrell
Beckman, Rotruck
Li Scbielar
Indiana Highway: Truck Driver Is Killed In Crash
A truck driver, John Main, 55, of Gas City, died after his rig was rear ended by a semi in Indiana five miles south of Marion. The crash also injured a hitchhiker, Harvey L Cascarte, 36, from Chattanooga. The driver of the semi, Bobby Stout, 25, of Akron, Inc., escaped with minor injuries.
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Fulgham
Ind
John’ Main
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Bobby
Stout
Akron
Wamore
4000 Anderson Township pupils back in classes
More than 4 000 Anderson Township pupils returned to six grade schools and Madison Heights Junior and Senior High yesterday for the start of the 1957 58 school year. Enrollment figures, not final, showed a township rise of over 373 students including 234 new pupils in six grade schools and 139 more in Madison Heights junior and senior high.
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Anderson Atlanta
Madison Heights
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fargo
Pre- Fort Worth
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Memphis
Miami
Mo -M
Madison
Mibwaukee
Heights
Moss St. Paul
Moline
New Orleans
New York
Omaha
Phoenix
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Tampa
Explorer and quiz show star Peter Freuchen dies at 71
Artic explorer and author Peter Freuchen died of a heart attack in Anchorage, Alaska at 71. He rose to fame by winning 80 000 on television quiz shows The Seven Seas and The 64 000 Challenge and planned an Alaska expedition filmed for a TV project. He will be cremated and his ashes scattered at Thule Air Base Greenland. he is survived by his widow Dagmar Muller and two children.
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Artic Explorer
Dies
New York
Peter Freuchen
Anchorage
Alaska
Lowell Thomas
Freuchen
Thomas
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Bernt Batchen
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Donald B. MacMillan
Thule
Greenland
Arctic
Two Indiana Soldiers in Army Field Exercise at Fort Lawton
Sgt Roy M Gillespie and Spc J M Kurtz of Anderson Indiana took part in a field firing exercise with the 20th Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion at Yakima Washington. Both soldiers then returned to Fort Lawton with the battalion. Gillespie, ammunition chief in Battery C, entered the Army in 1950. Kurtz, a cook in Battery A, entered the Army in October 1955 and is a 1955 Indiana University graduate and Sigma Phi Epsilon member.
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Fort Lawton
Wash
Anderson
Ind
Roy M. Gillespie
J. M. Kurtz
20Th
Yakima
Oldiers
Fort. Lawon
Gillespie
Paul Gillespie
Louise Jr
Kurtz
Beecher Kurtz
Indiana University
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
O Hara says child upset by article in court case
In a courtroom recess Miss O Hara described the uproar from a sensational article. She said her 13 year old daughter Bronwyn is distressed by the publicity and the effect on her family.
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Maute H Bsaul
Ireen O'Hara
James Fitzsimon
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John D
Yohe
Johnson
Austin
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James Hill Jr
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Sharp
Lovella M. Foland
Elmer
Foland
George Allison
Gerald Hise
Beckman
Rotruck and Schuyler
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Harold J. Anderson
Audrey Grace Jameson
William Earl Jameson
Byer and
Gaus
Helen Jean Edmonson
Elmer Russell Edmonson
Kelley
Arnold and Kelley
Okla
Lyric Theater
Warnore Corp
Video Independent Theaters
Oklahoma City
Claude Fulgham
Marion
Livingston and Paynter
Citizens Bank
Civil Air Patrol
Robert C. Miller Jr
Robert C. Miller Sr
Woodside Dr
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Telephone
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