Chehab Takes Lebanon Post Amid Turmoil and Strife
Gen Fuad Chehab assumed the presidency in Beirut amid gunfire and strikes as clashes broke out in the Armenian quarter. He pledged to remove American troops from Lebanon and form a new cabinet soon while faced with demands for unity with Nasser’s United Arab Republic and possible premier Rashid Karami.
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United States Wins Narrow Postpone UN China Debate Vote
The United Nations General Assembly again delayed Red China's membership question after a 44 to 28 vote, with nine abstentions, while the United States led the move despite limited support from members. India urged full debate, but the postponement prevailed as the debate continued to divide nations. The session also noted related local incidents and law enforcement actions in nearby areas.
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Roudebush Predicts Handley Victory at GOP Meeting
Crowd heard Roudebush claim Harold Handley will win Indiana's Senate race on November 4 because Handley favors home rule and constitutional government. He contrasted Handley with Hartke, arguing federal aid brings control from Washington and less local responsibility. Attendees included candidates and party leaders from Madison County, with the event hosted by the county GOP Women’s Club.
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Little Rock Board seeks quick federal ruling on high school lease
The Little Rock Board of Education asked a U S District Court for a fast test of an Arkansas plan to lease four closed high school buildings to a private corporation for segregated schools. It seeks court absolution from contempt actions and vows to proceed if legality is confirmed. The action sparked sectional debate among segregationists and policymakers at a Kentucky conference.
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Lexington
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Isenhower
Frank Clement
Tennessee
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Mississippi
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NAACP
Jackson
Church Of God Reveals Double Barreled Plan
Church of God members have loaned more than 20 million dollars through a double barreled program to fund church construction and later finance their children’s college education. Members buy 10 year savings certificates in five denominations from 25 to 1000 dollars at 3 percent interest, with repaid loans reloaned to support church building and education goals.
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Good Morning Start The Day With A Chuckle
In New Brighton England an AP report notes cracksmen devised a method to open a lock ed safe by throwing it from a pier to rocks fifty feet below The steel door popped open but the inner compartment holding receipts of several bars stayed locked
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Alaska Statehood Expands U S Area by Twenty Percent
Classified notice advertises rental units seeking tenants amid a regionwide housing squeeze. The item notes vacant property and a rental ad offering four large downstairs rooms, furnished, on Ith Street. It references Alaska's statehood era and compares sizes to Texas.
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U. S
Texas
Delegation Goes To Safety Parley
The Leave Sun group heads to Chicago for the 46th annual National Safety Council convention with officers and educators joining from Indiantate Police In remarks Ned Dearorn urges a shift from gloom about nuclear war to practical safety, stressing preventing death from birth to natural old age and handling everyday risks like car usage. The piece notes continued coverage on page 2.
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Indiantate Police
Nationalafety Council
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Communion Planned Today at Anderson Church Events
A local delegation from Anderson Police Department and Delco Remy Lamp will attend the National Safety Congress in Chicago from October 2024. The five day event includes a safety education focus and a kickoff communion at East Side Church of God.
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Commerce Department sees rise in income and output
Washington officials forecast a rise in national income and output for the July-September quarter. The department cites increased federal purchases, stronger demand for business products, and a gradual recovery after recession, with inventory rebuilding and rising plant and equipment outlays. Page 2.
UAW and Chrysler Resume Talks as Big Three Drive Bargaining
Dermott tari ys and the United Auto Workers pressed to reach a new contract covering 70,000 workers with a revised company offer on the table. Night talks were described as leading toward a second settlement in the auto industry’s big three as Chrysler negotiations followed Ford’s recent local strike resolution.
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YMCA Drive Tops $40,000 in Anderson campaign
The Anderson YMCA fundraising drive surpassed forty thousand dollars as volunteers report a grand total of 40,082 in pledges and contributions. Delco-Remy Guide Lamp and Downtown teams led with high percentages toward quotas while the campaign faces continued lunch events and speeches, including Dr Carl Winters of General Motors.
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Wilbur Martin
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Boys Arrested After Bombarding Police Car
Three 17 year old youths and a 16 year old accomplice were implicated after firing balloons at a passing police car near Madison Avenue. Detectives Lt Rouse and Lt Garner questioned them on the scene and said the youths will be held to account.
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Madison Ave
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Ter Rouse
Rube Cox
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Noble Mggins
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Anderson Realtors Active In State Convention Plans
Anderson Bank ing Company real estate and rental department head named to realtor of the year ward committee for the Indiana Real Estate Association convention in Indianapolis October 3 and 4. A. George Harrison to resolutions committee. McKee to commercial property and resort panel discussion group. Two day event opens 8:90 am October 3 at the Reverin Hotel with banquet Saturday night. 250 delegates expected. Walter M. Ivans Evansville president will chair.
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Anderson Banking Company
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Adams Resigns After GOP Feared Voter Backlash
GOP Chairman Meade Alcorn says Sherman Adams quit after a survey of party members showed candidates feared his White House role would hurt them in the November elections. The White House described the transition as orderly and said Adams would leave after the transition period. The survey, conducted late last month, examined public reaction to Adams and his duties.
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Boston
Goldfine
New Arrivals in Anderson and Vicinity
Born at St John’s Hospital a boy to Mr and Mrs George Jackson 10 Fairview St a girl to Mr and Mrs William Needler East 1ath St a boy to Mr and Mrs Russell Bowman Lexingtona a boy to Mr and Mrs Donald Hughes 7 West 34th St a girl to Mr and Mrs Harold Monroe Farkleville a girl to Mr and Mrs Bill Pinyon 1720 Cincinnati Ave a boy to Mr and Mrs William McBride 2 Main St a girl to Mr and Mrs Cecil Garrett 626 East Front St New Bern NC Camille Lynn is the former Pamela Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Fark now residing in Naples
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George Jackson
Fairview St
Wiliam Needler
Manley and Kuntz Reported by Grand Jury
Grand jury heard Manley operator of the Biz4 Tavern in Anderson and John Kuntz chairman of the city safety board. Prosecutor said the day focused on gambling and tying up loose ends with more inquiries planned as witnesses come forward. The panel recessed for a three day weekend and reconvened Monday.
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Madison County
Jim Manley
John Kuntz
City Safety’ Board
Mel Thornburg
Thornung
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