Syrian Crisis Worries Officials After Henderson Return
Deputy undersecretary of state Loy Henderson said Syria’s pro Soviet shift, discussed with Turkish Iraqi Jordanian and Lebanese officials, makes the Middle East danger to the free world. He cited a Kremlin note timed with his return and warned of broader repercussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scali
Washington
Loy W. Henderson
Middle East
Syria
Free World
Henderson
National
Turkey
Iraq
Jordan
Lebanon
Kremlin
State Department
White House
State Dulles
William Rountree
Britain
Eisenhower
Russia
Mideast
Moscow
Egypt
Yemen
AHS Band Wil March At I U
The Anderson High School Band directed by George Vaught will demonstrate marching and formations at the Indiana Bandmasters Association clinic at Indiana University. IU Marching Hundred led by Ronald D. Gregory and Princeton High School Band led by Joe Hary will also perform. Gregory with the Anderson Band will show how to prepare and rehearse football halftime shows. Eugene Hasselfeldt of LaPorte will conduct two drum major clinics with panel discussions on show ideas and trends in marching bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson High School
George Vaught
Indiana Bandmasters Association
Indiana Uniiversity
I. U
Ronald D. Gregory
Princeton High School
Joe Hary
Gregory
Anderson Band
Eugene Hasselfeldt
LaPorte
T. U. Marching Hundred
Vaccine Allocation Sets State Shares by Population
The Public Health Service said Asian flu vaccine supplies will be allocated to states in proportion to population. Lockheed’s JetStar jet transport, capable of 500 mph with a 1700 mile range, is proposed for military and civilian use in the distribution plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public Health Service
Edwards Air Force Base
Itt
Cant
Lockheed Aircraft Co
Edfa
Police Wards Air
Lockheed
Air Force
Leroy E. Small
Burney
Allo
Fockheed
Isl
JetStar
Eisenhower Seashore Vacation Amid School Crisis
President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower began a seaside vacation at Newport Rhode Island while officials reported Arkansas National Guard actions blocking Negro students from Little Rock schools. A Navy FJ Fury aircraft accident at El Centro killed one crewman and wounded another during a gunnery exercise as the First Couple rest on Coasters Harbor Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin L. Arrowsmiths
Newport
R. E
Eisenhower
Kimy
Brownell
Washington
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas National Guard
Orval Faubus
EL Centro
Calif
Thera
Navy
Ation
Fleet Air Gunnery
White House
Coasters Harbor
Narragansett Bay
U.S. Naval Base
Old Colony
Acci House
Washington Square
Queen Elizabeth
Navy boards investigation into enlistee death aboard ship
The navy announced a board of investigation to probe a fatal accident aboard the fleet air training unit. Officials described the proceedings as an official inquiry led by the commanding officer. Chrome ore reserves in Ankara Turkey are estimated at 3.5 million metric tons with 550 thousand tons mined in 1956, up 100 thousand from 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Board of Investigation
Oon Board of Investigation
Fleet Air Tumnery
Ankara
Turkey
Jakarta
Indonesia
London
Religious Body In Policy Split At National Convention
In Louisville Kentucky delegates from the National Baptist Convention USA split over the next president between Dr J H Jackson and Dr T W Chambers. About 4 550 000 members and 25 000 churches are affected as chants and clashes erupted over rules and voice vote. Governor Chandler of Kentucky became involved when photographed with Jackson and referred to him as a friend amid the dispute. The contest centers on leadership and a $12 000 office allowance plus expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
America
A. B. Chandler
Kentucky
National Baptist Convention
U.S.A
J. H. Jackson
T. W. Chambers
Chambers
Chandler
Jackson
Los Angeles
France Sets Record With Plastic Hose Output in 1956
France produced a record 125000 tons of plastic hose in 1956 up from 33000 tons in 1950, signaling rapid growth in the plastics sector and higher industrial usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Optimists To Hear Airport Discussion In Chicago
Optimists Club hears Matt Brown outline a proposed local airport device to prevent fog and ice by reducing moisture entering the atmosphere. Chester Edwards will introduce the speaker at the Armour Research Foundation YMCA meeting in Chicago.
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Optimist Club
Chicago
Del
Matt Brown
Arctic
Armour Research
YMCA
Brown
Chester Edwards
Armog
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Ange Henderson
Florsheim Hee
Florsheim
Desert
Bings
AHS
I.U
Dorothy Barber
Dorothy
Children's Aid Society
New York
Dr. J. Ray
Mond Henderson
Los
Angeles
Strickler's
Madison Phare
W.W.S
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Anderson Banking
Anderson
Duke
Coca- Cola
Jlar
Anderson, Indiana
Mit
Coce-Cole Company
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