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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1958

Page

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Government Buys Three Jet Planes for Officials

The government will acquire three Boeing 707 jet transports at five million dollars each for use by President Eisenhower and other senior officials on long trips. Deliveries may occur by year’s end. planes will not be assigned to Eisenhower alone. The President will often use his Columbine III propeller plane for many trips.

Washington Eisenhower White House James C. Hagerty Hagerty Boeing Seattle Boeing Airplane Co

Kidnappers Surrender in Clarksdale After Chase

POPLAR BLUFF Missouri two of three kidnapers surrendered at Clarksdale Mississippi after eluding Arkansas troopers. Linda Rollins 18 and Archie Moore 25 both of Desloge Missouri identified Billy Newhouse as the youth who left them in Memphis. George Tubbs 29 was slain during the spree and Tubbs escaped from a restaurant before being stabbed. Newhouse allegedly threw the murder weapon into the Mississippi River at Memphis.

Poplar Bluff Clarksdale Miss Arkansas Linda Rollins Archie Moore Desloge Memphis Billy Newhouse Bald Knob Ark George Tubbs Poplar’ Bluff Tubbs Newport Newhouse Mississippi River New Ouse

Soviets launch third and largest Sputnik

Moscow AP reports the Soviet Union launched its third and largest Sputnik, an 11.9 foot cone weighing about 2,919 pounds. Tass said the satellite, part of the IGY program, carried extensive instruments to study the upper atmosphere with no living passenger. It completes a orbit roughly every 106 minutes, reaches about 1,168 miles high, and crosses from the Arctic toward the Antarctic, over the Moscow area in a southwesterly to northeasterly path.

Moscow Soviet Union Tass Laika Sputnik Space Russia Earth Arctic Circle Antarctic Circle

Dog Seeks Home for Terrier Type Companion

A male terrier type dog, black with brown markings, has been found and seeks a new home. He is good with children and fully house trained. Interested adopters may call IN 15-8835 after 8 p.m.

Sputnik III to Tour U S Tonight Overhead Sky Show

Cambridge Mass observers expect Sputnik III to be bright as it orbits the United States this evening. Dr Allen J Hynek says visibility may extend across the country with naked eye viewing possible near its perigee. Brightness depends on altitude and surface facing earth.

Cambridge Mass United States Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory Allen J.hynek Hynek Estey New England Hynek Smithsonian Organization Willemstad Curaco Dutch West Indies

Dr Rhodes R Stabley Dies At ISTC Hospital

Dr Rhodes R Stabley chair of the English Speech department at State Teachers College Indiana died today at 9 a.m. in Indiana Hospital aged 57. He had been hospitalized since May 1 after a heart attack at his desk in the college office. He served as department chair since September 1941 and had a 40 year career in education.

Rhodes R. Stabley State Teachers College Indiana Stabley Pennsylvania Willis E. Pratt

Socialists Back Pflimlin Government in Algeria Crisis

Paris AP Premier Pierre Pflimlin won Socialist aid in facing the Algerian military coup threat. Former Premier Guy Mollet agreed to deputy premier and pledged party unity. Mollet signaled further gestures to Algerian colonials, while ministers moved to curb military and rightist-communist agitators at home.

PARIS Pierre Pflimlin Algeria Guy Mollet Socialist Party Pflimlin Mollet Robert Lacoste Pierre”’ Dé Chevigne

Robertshaw Bonds Drawn for Redemption Notice

Bonds drawn by Jot as Savings and Trust Company redeemable June 1 1958 at the bank. Numbers include 16 22 39 55 2 73 163 167 3 229 as7 361 422 429 435 456 457 408 51. Redemption notice mailed to holders. After June 1 1958 remaining 161000 due December 1 1968. Holders urged to contact Trust Officer on or after Monday June 2.

Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Company Savings Fand Trust Company Lfst Robertshaw Company Savings and Trust

Eisenhower greets Nixon upon return from Latin America

President Eisenhower and Mrs Nixon receive a large Washington welcome after Nixon’s South America trip. He says Communist led riots there will strengthen Inter American friendship as diplomats, lawmakers, and officials observe the homecoming. He notes some demonstrations posed risk but did not harm US relations.

Washington Eisenhower Nixon South America Misenhower Inhower United States Pat

Beiruts Night of Bombs and Calm Returns

Beirut shuddered under seven bomb explosions overnight but authorities reported relative calm and a government regain of control as clashes continued. No deaths were confirmed. two killed and six wounded reported near Beirut, with Druze and Syrian tensions affecting border areas and security operations ongoing.

Beirut Lebanon Joe Central Camille Chamoun United States Sadi Salam Salam Chamoun Tripoli Leada Bekaa Robert McClintock

Orders From Moscow Rally Alumni Demonstrate Against Nixon

Victor Rieser reports that Moscow orders prompt students in South America to protest Vice President Nixon. Also references Inside Labor on page 6 and mentions the first woman fettered for varsity Sparta at TBTY as the last woman to compete in varsity sports at the local college on page 1.

Victor Rieser Moscow South America Nixon Inside Labor Sparta TBTY

Weather Forecast Bright and Mild with Chance of Rain

The forecast calls for warm and sunny conditions today with a slight chance of rain this afternoon. Fair and mild tonight with lows around 54 to 58. Tomorrow will be partly cloudy and warmer.

Inday

Election Notice by Indiana County Board of Elections

The Indiana County Board of Elections will meet at the Court House in Indiana on Friday May 24 1958 at 2 oclock noon to count and canvass votes from the General Primary held May 20 1958 Attest H H Wilson Chief Clerk The notice includes event listings and local advertisements around the same date.

William S. Livengood Indiana VFW Country Club County Board of Elections Indiana County Pennsylvania Court House Harvey A, Ore Dee Miller Harold C. McCormick Indiana County Board. of Elections

Indiana town to adopt two letter five figure dialing

Bell Telephone plans Sunday June 15 changes in Indiana Clymer Homer City and Parkwood with new central office names. Hopkins Alpine Gridley Saratoga will prefix existing local numbers at 3 01 am EDST. Customers will dial two letters then five digits for local calls.

Inodiana Clymer Homer City Parkwood James R. Cober Bell’ Telephone Company Pennsylvania Hopkins Indiana Cober Alpine Gridley Hamer City Saratog

Indiana County Birth Rate Seen Boosting Local Business

Indiana County birth rate reaches 20.6 per 1,000, signaling more future consumers. SBA chief Wendell Barnes notes national growth and rising demand, with 1965 projections showing 30 million more people and a 17 percent lift in goods and services. Local merchants could see 1963 sales around $76.7 million if share remains proportional.

New York Indiana Cash Regis Ters National Office of Vital Statistics Census Bureau Wendell B. Barnes Small Business Administration U.S. News and World Report Irving Indiana County

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