Chiang Regrets Anti American Riots In Taipei
Chiang Kai shek publicly deplored last week anti American riots in Taipei and warned no opposition to friendship with the United States. He said the riots were shocking and regrettable and blamed police and army failures for the outbreak. He urged unity with the US and hinted Communist elements may have inspired the violence.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
Chiang
China
U.S
Ministers' role at Graham rally irks theologian
New York June 1 A leading Protestant theologian criticizes the use of ministers to boost Billy Graham's New York crusade. Dr Reinhold Niebuhr of Union Theological Seminary condemns what he calls all out efforts by the Protestant council and Graham to enlist ministers, in his Advance magazine article.
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New York
Billy Graham
Reinhold Niebuhr
Protestant Council
Graham Organization
Niebuhr
Advance
Congregational Christian Churches
Union Theological Seminary
Beck Chapel at Indiana University to be dedicated
Indiana University will dedicate Beck Chapel on June 9 during alumni-commencement weekend. The small center campus religious building serves students of all faiths and has hosted 15 weddings 5 christenings and a memorial service. Dr and Mrs Frank C Beck funded the project and he serves as secretary of the university religion committee.
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Bloomington
Ind
Beck
Indiana University
Dunn
Jordan River
Frank C. Beck
University Committee On Religion
Herman B. Wells
Sinatra and DiMaggio Sued Over Marilyn Monroe Raid
Florence Katz Ross sues Frank Sinatra Joe DiMaggio and seven others for 200000 alleging a wrong door raid at her apartment in November 1954 caused acute hysteria. She says the incident left her nervous and unable to work, with medical expenses. Sinatra says he stayed in his car during the event.
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Los Angeles
Frank Sinatra
Joe DiMaggio
Marilyn Monroe
Florence Katz Ross
Sinatra
DiMaggio
Infant dies of spinal meningitis in Indianapolis
Ten month old Terre Reidy died of spinal meningitis Friday. His family sister and six neighbors were advised to take sulfa treatment to prevent spread of the infection.
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Indianafolis
Terre Reidy
Britain tests new nuclear device aboard HMS Alert
A 1590 ton British frigate HMS Alert watches as a Valiant jet drops a nuclear device 35 miles away between Christmas and Malden Islands. Squadron Leader David Roberts guides the bomb in a corkscrew drop, triggering a brilliant mushroom cloud and a rapid fallout sampling by Canberra bombers.
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H.M.S. Alert
Valiant
Christmas
Malden Islands
David Roberts
Kenneth Lewis
Canberra
Twin 21 Month Old Boys Missing Near Oting Washington
Kevin and Kerry Yanasak two 21 month old brothers vanished from their wooded foothills home south of Ort ing Friday afternoon. Hundreds of searchers scoured the area around a sheer bluff hundreds of feet high while authorities investigated a wooded hilly region near their home 2 1/2 miles south of Ort ing, about 35 miles southeast of Seattle.
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Oating
Wash
Here
Kevin
Kerry Yanasak
Edward Yanasak
Seattle
Dynamite Accident Wounds Miner Watcher in Pennsylvania
Arthur Henderson 34 of Apollo was near a strip mine when a dynamite blast toppled a tree onto him. He suffered a broken left shoulder and multiple rib fractures and is listed in fair condition at New Kensington General Hospital.
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New Kensington
Arthur Henderson
Apollo
Henderson
New Kensington General Hospital
Robison finally earns high school diploma after 15 years
Laurel Mississippi June 1. Kathleen Robinson, 30, completed high school and received a diploma Friday night. She left school at 15 to marry, pursued education after her husband died, re-entering the eighth grade four years ago to finish.
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Laurel
Kathleen Robinson
Robinson
Opposition to Plan for New State Office Building
INDIANAPOLIS June 1 Administration plans to buy a new State Highway Department office building face opposition from theState Budget Committee budget committee chairman Rep Laurence D Baker predicts the committee will oppose the proposal He opposes spending 1 million to purchase a site for a new building and suggests a lease instead Gov Handley favors buying a building now owned by Stokely Van Camp Corp for highway headquarters and selling it later if a new office is built The Legislative Advisory Commission and the State Office Building Commission plan to meet Tuesday to discuss financing and site selection.
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Indianapolis
State Highway Department
State Budget Committee
Laurence D. Baker
Kendallville
Handley
Baker
Highway Department
Stokely-VanCamp Corp
Legislative Advisory Commission
State Office Building Commission
American Legion awards presented at two high schools
American Legion school awards were presented at Gerstmeyer and Laboratory High Schools. The program honors a senior boy chosen for character and service. Top recipients were William Yocum and Kenneth Truelove with others receiving honorable mention. Posts 40 104 340 346 and 481 attended and awards were given by Fred D. O'Rear and William L. Woodard.
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American Legion
Gerstmeyer and Laboratory
National American Legion Americanism Commission
William Yocum
Gerstmeyer High School
Kenneth Truelove
Laboratory
Howard Dardeen
Gerstmeyer
Phillip Benford
John Kord
Wiley High School
Richard Pike
Garfield High School
Earle Dean Powell
Garfield
Guy Kornblum
Wiley
Fort Harrison
Kreitenstein
Pioneer Post
Wayne Newton
Julia K. Lambert
Fred D. O’rear
William L. Woodard
Notre Dame to award Laetare Medal at 1967 commencement
About 1,225 graduates receive degrees as Clare Boothe Luce is honored with the Laetare Medal. Supreme Court Chief Justice Earl Warren will speak, with Bishop William Scully preaching. Several honorary degrees are awarded including to Ralph Bunche and Joseph Kaplan.
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South Bend
Ind
Clare Boothe Luce
U.S
Italy
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
University of Notre Dame
Theodore M. Hesburgh
Notre Dame Stadium
C.D.T
Warren
William Scully
Albany
N. Y
Ralph Bunche
United Nations
Joseph Kaplan
U. S
Satellite Proam
International Geophysical Year
John Tracy Ellis
Catholic University of America
Washington, D. C
Ernest M. Morris
Notre Dame Women’s Advisory Council
James F. Keenan
Ort Wayne
Notre Dame
Leo A. Pursley
Fort Wayne
Scully
Father Hesburgh
Luce
Morris
Purdue Graduation Exercises Sunday at Purdue Hall of Music
Commencement for the 1957 class at Purdue University will be Sunday June 2 with two ceremonies in the Hall of Music. About 2,724 graduates include 80 doctorates 217 masters and 1,542 baccalaureate candidates. Dr Harry J Reed will deliver the address and Dr Frederick L Hovde will preside and confer degrees.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Harry J. Reed
School of Agriculture
Frederick L. Hovde
Purdue
Submerged Maude booze tale resurfaces near Detroit shore
A 1923 seized smuggling tug Maude from Wallaceburg Ontario lies buried 12 feet off the Michigan shore near a dredging site. The hull, found by crane crews, holds a cargo of Canadian beer and is described as bottom up in mud. A firm VP quips about recovering bottles.
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Detroit
Customs Border Patrol
Detroit River
Canada
Wallaceburg
Ont
Michigan
William Conway
Mexican graft climbs with police traffic payouts
In Mexico City on June 1 police are said to demand five pesos to overlook traffic violations, up from two. highway cops seek up to fifty pesos for major federal offenses. Mordidas, meaning bites, are common as arrests are rare and suspects are hauled to stations for fines while bribes are cheaper and quicker.
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Mexico City
United States
Ten Thousand Dollar Bank Robbery Solved in Georgia
ALLENTOWN Ga June 1 A $10850 robbery of the Four County Bank was solved with the arrest of 35 year old George Heath of Dudley Ga an employee at a Veterans Administration hospital in Dublin Heath told officers he got messed up in the robbery after buying whisky and drinking heavily An empty whisky bottle was found along with a torn finance company note bearing Heath s name and a $250 bundle of five dollar bills on a Twiggs County road near Jeffersonville indicating the crime s breakthrough
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Allentown
George Hatcher
George Heath
Dudley
Veterans Administration Hospital
Dublin
Heath
Twiggs County
Jeffersonville
Finance Comrahy
Indiana Receives 7.37 Million From Tentative School Fund
Washington report shows Indiana would get 7.371 million dollars yearly under proposed school construction bill tentative allotments. Of this, 3.835 million linked to school age children and 3.536 million based on relative income per child. The bill envisions 1 percent of a billion dollars in federal aid over five years.
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Washington
Indiana
House Education Committee
Woman Found Unconscious At Apartment Entrance
Police investigate the finding of 36 year old Ann Catlin lying unconscious in front of 125 North Fourth Street. She was taken to St. Anthony Hospital in fair condition. Investigators plan to question her about her activities prior to the incident. she has prior arrests for public intoxication.
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North Fourth Street
Ann Catlin
St. Anthony, Hospital
Ives
Capital Finance Company Robbed in Indianapolis
Two gunmen robbed the west side branch of Interstate Finance Inc. in Indianapolis Friday night, taking 2100 dollars. John T. Watson, 35, was knocked unconscious by one robber after the manager M. D. Morris, 29, and clerk Mrs. Jane F. Gerlach, 25, did not move to a back room. The loot included 1500 dollars in checks stamped for deposit only.
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Indianapolis
West Side
Interstate Finance Inc
John T. Watson
Watson
M. D. Morris
Jane F. Gerlach
Russian exhibit arrives for Oklahoma Semicentennial Exposition
Oklahoma City June 1. The Russian exhibit for the Oklahoma Semicentennial Exposition arrived Friday. Crates bear postmarks from the USSR Chamber of Commerce Moscow and include building instructions in Russian. A call to the USSR Embassy in Washington is under way to translate and return them to exposition officials.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City Family Starts Dream Vacation
The Kelly family from Oklahoma City won a month long Riviera vacation with $200 daily spending money. Dale and Betty Kelly and daughters Elaine and Evelyn arrived by plane to Menton and started their trip, sharing plans to enjoy French dining and shopping.
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Nice
Kellys
Oklahoma City
French Riviera
Dale
Betty
Elaine
Evelyn
Riviera
Menton
Kelly
Princess Grace of
Monaco
Prince Rainier
France
Order arrest issued for man charged with drunken driving
City Court Judge Edward S. Everett issued a bench warrant for William French 42 of 2003 North Twenty first street after he failed to appear in court. French was arrested May 26 on driving while intoxicated and public intoxication charges. Police say he was released on his own recognizance as no bond was posted.
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Edward S. Everett
William French
North Twenty-first Street
French
James Thompson
Earl Bealmear
Curious judge Albuquerque trial ends with verdict
Alfred Garcia testified in Federal Court that an accident last November caused ongoing headaches. The defense accused him of drinking weekly for nine years. Garcia admitted drinking, and the judge asked about a brand. The jury returned a verdict against Garcia after five minutes.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Alfred Garcia
Workmen’s Compensation
Garcia
U. S
Waldo Rogers
Sudden Dining Dispute Leads to Arrest at Market Restaurant
James Charleston 38 stormed Mark Soo's Restaurant after complaining the shrimp lacked seasoning and tipped a hot sauce bottle on his food. He chased owner with a knife, chairs were thrown, and a pistol fired by Leo ended the chase. Charleston was jailed on assault threats and weapon charges.
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Philadelphia
James Charleston
Charleston
Mark Soo
Soo
Leo
Defends co ops plan to build generating plant near Petersburg
John C. Raber Indiana Farmers Union president accuses a dense smoke screen of masking rural electric co operates bid to erect a generating plant near Petersburg. He says the project is needed for efficiency and that the Rural Electrification Administration was formed to do the job private utilities would not. Raber also notes co op taxes mirror those of private utilities except for the federal corporation tax.
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Indianapolis
John C. Raber
Indiana Farmers Union
Petersburg
Harold Handley
Dwight Eisenhower
Dixon-Yates
Raber
Handley
Austria protests border incidents with Hungary
Austria sharply protests to Communist Hungary over what it calls flagrant border violations by Hungarian border police. Hungarian patrols have repeatedly crossed the 770 mile frontier chasing refugees, with a May 24 incident in which two armed militiamen pursued a fleeing soldier into Austria and shot him before Austrian guards intervened.
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Vienna
Austria
Hungary
Budget Hardship Highlighted at Cozad Banquet
Gov. Victor Anderson faced a stark demonstration of cuts at the Cozad Farmers Heart Lift banquet as he was served a ham bone and two beans to illustrate a bone dry state budget.
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Cozad
Sixteen Peaks Above Six Thousand Feet in Appalachians
Sixteen summits in the Appalachian range rise above 6000 feet, forming the highest continuous land mass in the eastern United States. The region features rugged elevations and prominent peak names noted by the survey.
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Appalachian Mountains
United States
Court Upholds Conviction of Segregationist
The U S Court of Appeals upholds a one year contempt prison term for John Kasper a White Citizens Council organizer from New Jersey. He was convicted in Knoxville Tennessee for defying a court order against protesting Clinton Tennessee school integration and faces a second trial for similar contempt charges.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
U. S. Court of Appeals
John Kasper
Kasper
Federal District Court
Knoxville
Tenn
Clinton, Tenn
Citizens Council
U. S
Robert L. Taylor
Clinton
New Jersey
Greenwich Village
Clinton High School
Bobby Cain
Tennessee
Fine Speeder In City Court
Robert Ervin aged 45 of 2722 Dillman Street pleaded guilty to speeding in City Court before Judge Edward S. Everett and was fined 15.75 dollars. Three motorists, James Connor Jr 33 of R. R. 4 Margaret Lee 33 of 1457 North Twenty seventh Street and Oscar Padgett 25 of 2400 Second Avenue, pleaded guilty to running signal lights and were fined 3.75 dollars each. James T. Buns of R. R. 6 and Jack Scarbrough of R. R. 1 pleaded guilty to improper mufflers and were fined 2.75 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ervin
Dillman Street
Edward S. Everett
James Connor, Jr
R. R
Margaret Lee
North Twenty-seventh Street
Oscar Padgett
Second Avenue
James T. Buns
Jack Scarbrough
Boy 8 Is Struck by Car While Bicycling
Police report an 8 year old boy, Danny Lane of 834 North Eighth Street, was struck in an alley behind Barbara Lutz Morgan’s home at 824 North Eighth Street. He suffered painful injuries to his left arm and was treated by a private physician.
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Frank Stroot
Danny Lane
North Eighth Street
Stroot
Barbara Lutz Morgan
Lester Morton
Morgan
Morton
Russians Ready to Launch Satellite
The Russians announced they are set to launch an artificial earth satellite but gave no date. U S scientists also plan a satellite launch in 1958.
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London
U. S
Actress Sneree North Recovering After Minor Surgery
Los Angeles reports actress Sneree North aged 25 is in good condition after a surgery described as not of a serious nature. She is expected to remain hospitalized for four or five days.
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Los Angeles
Sneree North
Indiana corn picking contest set for October near Lewisville
Cambridge City June 17 The seventh annual Indiana State Mechanical Corn Picking Contest will be held Oct 45 on a farm along U S 40 near Lewisville sponsored today.
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Cambridge City
U. S. 40
Lewisville
Chicago Market Reports Highlight Record Hog Prices and Cattle Values
The Chicago livestock market shows salable hogs around 1,000 head with a 210 lb butcher lot hitting 20.65, the highest since July 1955. Cattle quotes feature high grade fed steers 25.00-26.75 per cwt and heifers 24.50-25.00, with cows 12.00-16.75 and lambs 22.30-25.90, reflecting strong demand across categories.
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Chicago
Local Markets Livestock and Grain Prices Listed
Salable hogs show bulk of No 1 grade at 190 arbs with good prices. Grade A large eggs 25c. Leg horn hens and cocks listed. Wheat 1.89, Rye No 2 1.00, Oats 72c, Corn yellow ear 1.21, yellow shell 1.23. Soybeans yellow 2.18, black and mixed. The shortest distance between two points is through the Want Ads.
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Seatee
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