Reardon Elected Secretary-Treasurer Of Indiana Colleges Group
Editorial lauds Robert H. Reardon executive vice-president of Anderson College for becoming secretary-treasurer of the Indiana Association of Church-Related and Independent Colleges. Meeting in Anderson also elevates Rev. Raphael H. Gross as president and Dr. Evan Bergwall as vice-president, with 22 institutions participating. The piece urges support for tax-free colleges and notes Anderson hosting this week’s events.
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Anderson College
Robert H. Reardon
Indiana Association of
Reardon
Anderson
Raphael H. Gross
St. Joseph's College
Evan Bergwall
Taylor University
Association
Indiana
Hoosierdam
City judge race outlined in editorials for Anderson voters
Editorial series urges voters to consider the city judge nomination as part of the Tuesday primary. The City Court handles traffic violations and petty offenses with jurisdiction shared with Madison Circuit Court. Incumbent Robert L. Austin faces Joseph D. Ketner in Republican primary, while Everett E. Mc Daniels and Carl T. Smith run in the Democratic primary.
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Anderson
Madison Circuit Court
Robert L. Austin
Joseph D. Ketner
Everett E. McDaniels
Carl T. Smith
Visit From Coach Crowe Highlights Local Vocational Campaign
The Anderson Urban League brings Ray Crowe, Crispus Attucks High School coach, as opening speaker for the Vocational Opportunity Campaign at the West Side Community Center drawing juniors, seniors, and parents. A Monday panel series will outline occupational fields of interest for participating youth. The effort, tied to the Community Chest and Urban League memberships, aims to guide youths toward careers in industry business or the professions.
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Anderson’ Urban League
Ray Crowe
Crispus Attucks High School
Indianapolis
Anderson
Anderson Urban League
Anderson Community Chest
The
Urban League
Buried Cold War Briefs Sketch East West Tensions
Washington notes reveal US tension over prisoner releases and policy shifts. discussions involve Burma and U Nu, Chou En Lai, and Dulles, with critique of American relatives’ access to prisoners. A Paris briefing cites France’s anger at US policy and industrial Arsenal, while Eisenhower’s circle wrestles with defense, disarmament, and propaganda risks.
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USA
Nasser
United States
Israel
State Department
Washington
Scott McLeod
U Nu
Burma
Chou En
U.S
Relulai
Bandung
France
China
Dulles
Chou
Indochina
Conant
Germany
Occu
Bassador
Dillon
Paris
White House
Mamie
Manu
Robert Carney
Washin Pipeline
Piscine
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Jto
Carney
Ike
Defense Wilson
Kremlin
Moscow
Val Peterson
Red China
Sinkiang
Los Alamos Proving Grounds
Mexico
Juarez
Folklore by William Wade and excerpts mix in prose
A fragmented review discusses William Wade Story 1819 1895 and his verse hymn of the conquered. It blends quotes on defeat and endurance with stray notes on U S policy and world events, mentioning figures like McCarthy and Nasser while drifting through assorted place names and commentary.
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Victis
Avis
Charles Frederick
de Laure
Communications Commission
McCarthy
China
Spain
U.S
Lhave
Frost
W. Va
Zitenst
Nasser
Jand
Fla
Edens Big Month Ahead Amid Foreign Policy Juggle
A fragmented news snippet references Anthony Eden entering a pivotal month, with Prime Ministerial duties intertwined with foreign affairs and politics. Kent Eisenhower plans to attend the governors conference in Chicago on August 10. Bridge experts at a Miami event anticipate partnering with all entrants contributing to the American Cancer Society drive, under the American Contract Bridge League. The State Department has dismissed three security risks in a year, while the National Park Service weighs using portable tape recorders for guided tours. McKay's department aims to save costs amid a vast government land and building inventory valued in the tens of billions of dollars discovered by the General Services Administration.
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Kent Eisenhower
Chichago
Miami
American Cancer Society
American Contract Bridge League
Democratic National Committee
Eisenhower
Skelopedia
State Department
National Park Service
McKay
General Services Administration
Firemen Save Two From Dam In South Bend Incident
Prompt action by a fire department rescue squad saved Louis Lanthier and Curtis Miller, both 25, from going over a swollen St Joseph River dam when their motorboat's engine stalled. The vessel drifted toward the dam and lodged on a fallen tree after a wave washed over it.
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South Bend
Ind
St. Joseph
Louis Lanthier
Curtis Miller
Fire Damages Indiana Church After Firemen Battle Blaze
Fire destroyed the interior of the New Pakistan Baptist Church in Indianapolis while custodians locked doors after a fall. Firemen battled the blaze for two hours, with minor injuries to Ray Gaines as a stairway collapsed. Officials estimate damage at forty thousand dollars. experts put annual traffic accident costs at about four billion three hundred million dollars.
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Pakistan
Acthel Baptist Church
Chou En-lai
Ban
Britain
Robert Hatcher
Eden
Isionary
Austria
Ing
Ray Gaines
Worry Clinic and the Job Ladder Advice for Bert
A long-winded column argues Bert M a 20 year old rejects jobs despite offers from a bank and an insurance firm. The piece mocks the idea of a vocational analyst and urges steady work, elbow grease, and versatility to climb from any entry role to the top. It stresses staying employed paying debts building credit and taking the first available job. It ends by directing readers to request a Vocational Guide Kit from Dr Crane.
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Crane
Protes
Bert
Square
William Brady on Pyorrhea and dental health beliefs
Dr William Brady argues about pyorrhea alveolaris and dental care, challenging traditional views. He questions brushing, cites atrophy and malnutrition concepts, and invites reader letters for his personal health column from Beverly Hills.
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Rigg
John M. Riggs
Louis I. Grossman
D.D.S
Ior
Webster
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Make
Special Service To Missed Herald Copies
A subscriber who misses a daily Herald should phone 3537 before 9 A M. A copy will be sent after 9 A M by special messenger. If Sunday delivery is missed, sign a complaint at any Herald seller to receive a free replacement.
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