Welcome Aboard New Students at Park Place Campus
Orientation week opens for 1957 58 Anderson College freshmen with Dr John A Morris speaking at 9 15 am in the College gymnasium where about 350 attendees gather for the first full day. Dean Russell Olt leads sessions as Dr Carl Kardatzke administers tests through Thursday noon.
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Anderson
Son College
Park Place
John A. Morris
Morrison
Russell Olt
Carl Kardatzke
Education Department
Charles E. Wilson
Morrison Hall
Robert A. Nicholson
Esti
Vila Deubach
Sudden Federal Court Order Jolts Arkansas School Board
A federal judge ordered the Little Rock School Board to proceed with integration at Central High, despite Gov Faubus surrounding the school with National Guardsmen. The order followed days of tension as nine African American students faced possible attendance at the 2,000 pupil white school.
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Arkansas School Board
Little Rock, Ark
Little Rock
Central High School
Orval Vaubus
Schoo
U. S. Dist
Ronald Davies
Fargo
N.D
Davies
Virgil
Blossom
Cen
Arch Howse
House
Central High
Faubus
City Teachers Begin Day-Long Workshops Across Anderson
About 350 Anderson Public School teachers start day long sessions in Park Place Central and South Side junior high and high schools. Dr Paul N Elbin West Liberty West Va urges better student engagement and discipline while outlining workshop topics from guidance to teaching methods.
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Anderson Public School
Dr. Elbin
Paul N. Elbin
Dent of
West Liberty
West Va
Park Place
Central
Mei
Elpin
Anderson
Pate
Ned H. Dearborn
Park
National Safety Council
Bill Martin Jr
Winston
Max Beigh
Actresses O'Hara Dandridge Deny Confidential Trysts Reports
Maureen O'Hara and Dorothy Dandridge testified that Confidential Magazine's alleged trysts stories are untrue. The testimony touched on the impact of the publication on their careers and personal lives amid discussions of industry pressures and professional status.
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Maureen O'Hara
Dorothy Dandridge
Confidential Magazine
Los Angeles
Dor
Dandridge
Grauman
Lake Tahoe Woods
Grau
Miss O'Hara
Penal UN
James Craigs
Dan Terry
Terry
Arthur Crowley
Dorothy Dan J
Ldridge
Indiana State Fair enters final three days amid waning crowds
At the 105th Indiana State Fair in Indianapolis attendance slid with half full infield parking and fewer farmers seeking blue ribbons for income. Yet 43-year-old Mrs. Ralph Leeper from Fishers won the grand championship for toasted coconut maringue pie among 293 entries, while 12-year-old Michele McKillen of Indianapolis injured a leg in a bus incident at the fairgrounds. Meadowbrook Farms owner Charles E. Wilson displayed the grand champion Belgian stallion in open class horse judging.
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Indianapolis
Yesteryears
Ralph Leeper
Leeper
Indiana
Michele McKillen
Methodist Hospital
Meadowbrook Farms
Rochester
Mich
Charles E. Wilson
Eisenhower signs large foreign aid bill with cut
President Eisenhower signed the $3.435 billion foreign aid bill after pushing for continued reform of FBI files. He criticized a rural housing loan measure, calling it inflationary and discriminatory, while signaling close scrutiny of the aid program’s yearlong effects.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
FBI
Brownell
J. Edgar Hoover
Supreme Court
Upland Firm Awarded County Bridge Contract
The Madison County Board of Commissioners awarded two bridge contracts to Stover Construction Company of Upland. One spans Stony Creek south of Hamilton for 12 293.38 dollars and the other crosses Sly Fork on 38th Street Road near the Madison-Delaware line for 12 451.38 dollars. Other bidders were Vernon and Waugh of Cicero and Stout Construction of Fort Wayne.
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Madison County Board
Otr ‘Commissioners
Stover
Upland
Stony Creek
Hamilton
Sly
38Th Street
Madison
Delaware County
Vernon
Sly Fork
Stover Company
Indian Creek
Cross Street
Anderson
Truman Swain
Clifton Paddock
Jesse Biddle
Harold Smith
J. Rayne Burton
G. Lessiter McDonald
Soviet Sorasid Talks Delayed in Disarmament Hopes
London AP Valerian Zorin signaled willingness to discuss basic disarmament questions but avoided main points of the Western package. US Britain France pressed for clarity on Moscow's stance after attacks on the West. Eisenhower warned Western firepower talks risk collapse without Russian moves. The 11 point plan calls for a two year moratorium linked to weapon material cuts and broad inspection. Stassen and Dulles visits noted during recess as talks resume for a U N debate shift.
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London
Valerian Zorin
United States
Britain
France
Orin
U. N. Disarmament
Zorin
Ritain
Canada
Hursday
Linked’ Witl
Moscow
United Nations
Madison County Budget Study Sees Early Reductions
The Madison County Council opened a three day budget meeting and cut 11 560 from proposed 1958 expenditures across county offices and agencies. Further reductions are expected to lower the 1958 tax levy by several cents, with a total budget of 32 646 814 16 including a state funded highway share.
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Madison County Council
Highway Department
Terry Townsend to Receive Home Welcome in Anderson Today
The 14 year old All American Soap Box Derby champion Terry Townsend arrives in Anderson this afternoon from Europe to a city welcome. The Anderson High School State Championship Band will lead a motorcade through downtown to City Hall. Townsend will also appear on To Tell the Truth next Tuesday on local TV.
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Anderson
Terry Townsend
Europe
AHS
7Th Street
Meridian
42Th Street
Main Street
City Hall
New York City
Paris
Terry
Wier Cook Airport
Indianapolis
Crawford Parker
Anderson Terry Townsend
Jack Hunter
Chevrolet Division
General Motors
Indiana
Harold W. Handley
Train Crash Toll Nears 200 in Jamaica
Trucks carried coffins as Jamaica’s worst train wreck death toll climbed toward 200. Victims unidentified were taken to a common burial ground near Kendal where an excursion train carrying 1,500 Roman Catholics home from a beach outing and pilgrimage wrecked on Sunday night.
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Mandesville
Jamaica
Mandeville
Kendal
Morning chuckle over city garbages find cash and dresses
In Edmonton city, a housewife reported a lost $15 in garbage. A driver and two loaders searched the truck for two hours and recovered it. Dump workers sifted 20 tons of trash to return $100 worth of dresses misplaced beside a bin.
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Edmonton
Alta
Cow Sold First Day After It Was Advertised
A five year old registered Guernsey cow from Xxxxx Farm near Anderson sold the first day after being advertised in Bulletin Herald Classifieds. The farmer noted several buyers came to see the cow, and she was due August 25. Contact Xxxxx Farm, 2 miles southeast of Anderson, phone Xxxxx.
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Peru
Ind
Carl Knight
Indianapolis Harbor
Tolculion
Maureen
Q’hara
Terry
Indiana
Miss O'Hara
Lana
O'Hara
Bulletin-Herald
Anderson
Reception Friday for Delco-Remy head Donald L. Boyes
Donald L. Boyes new general manager of Delco-Remy Division will be honored at a reception Friday from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Anderson Country Club. He succeeds H. D. Dawson who retired Aug. 31 after 32 years with GM in Anderson. Guests will include S. E. Skinner of Detroit GM vice president and other GM officials and local leaders. Mr and Mrs Dawson plan to remain residents of Anderson.
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Donald L. Boyes
Genera
Délco-Remy
Anderson Country Club
Boyes
H. D. Dawson
General Motors
E. Skinner
Detroit
Dawson
Anderson
Exceptional School Enrollment Friday Morning
G. E. Ebbertt announced that registration for children of the School of Special Education will be held Friday at the School Administration building 528 With St. Parents should bring the child for registration between 8 a m and 12 noon. Charles Nipple is principal of the Exceptional Children's School.
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G. E. Ebbertt
Charles Nipple
Exceptional Children’s
New Arrivals In Anderson And Vicinity
Born at St John's Hospital to Mr and Mrs Roy Smith a boy. Otis Gray a boy. Julius Thompson a boy. Donald Wells a boy. Benny Carson a boy. William Needler a boy. At Fairview Hospital Cleveland Ohio a girl to Rev and Mrs Phillip Lewis. Paternal grandparents Joseph Lewis Anderson and maternal grandparents Michael Gerrek Cleveland. Clarence Cox Jr a girl Jo Elen at Grant County Hospital Marion. Prentice Hutton Anderson maternal grandparents and paternal grandparents Clarence Cox Sr Upland.
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St. John's Hospital
Roy Smith
W. School St
Otis Gray
Crystal St
Julius Thompson
Cedar St
Donald Wells
Fairview Hospital
Cleveland
Ohio
Phillip Lewis
Joseph Lewis
Andereson
Michael Gerrek
Clarence Cox Jr
Jo Elen
Grant County Hospital
Marion
Prentice Hutton
Anderson
Clarence Cox i Sr
Upland
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June Cunninghamp
Excelsior Hotel
Venice
Italy
June
Louise Johnson
Jean Nasash
Deubach
John Beuhler
Dean Olt
Karéatzke
Adam W. Miller
Nicholson
Nancy Osborne
Miller
Hoosier
James 1. iHogan
Fall Creek
Dennie [Phillips
Hogan
South Bend
Alvin Richards
Richards
Spalding
Kingston
National jAgsn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Hoosier State Fair
Iation
Walter Hoewischer
Urbana
West Liberty College
Eisen- Hower
Russia
U. S
Harold, E
Stassen
W State Dulles
Ike Okehs
American Guard
Robert 8. Hobbs
Madison County American Guard
Harry Forse
Everett Fleck
Hobbs
Charles W. Bailey
Alaska
Norma Jean Kelley
Herald Pheio
City
Bulletin- Herald
Delco-Remy Head
Anderson College
John A. Morrison
Robert H. Reardon
Reardon
Anderson and Vicinity
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