Knowland warns on Geneva limits amid co operation fear
Sen William F Knowland says the Geneva talks show unity but warn Russia may use co operation as cover for aggression He expresses confidence the executive branch will keep leaders advised during the recess with Dulles and the President fully aware of remaining issues Gov Harriman in Paris says the Soviet Union achieved its aims at Geneva and unity among allies helped blunt Soviet propaganda but cautions Western relaxation could be disastrous
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William F. Knowland
Calif
Senate Republan
Eisenhower
Geneva
Knowland
John Foster Dulles
New York
Averell Harriman
Paris
Soviet Union
Harriman
Kremlin
United States
Annual Guide Outing Set For Aug 20 At Riverside
An all day Guide Lamp outing for employees and families is planned for August 20 at Riverside Amusement Park in Indianapolis. The event will feature free rides and amusements, with a program including Aladdin's Land, a strolling band, vaudeville, and major attendance gifts. Family members will receive identification tags for free admission and there will be no chartered bus transportation this year.
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Guide Lamp
Riverside Amusement Park
Indianapolis
Anderson General Motorstation
Moscow
Marine Haubursin
Paris
National Assem
Assembly
Pierre Schneiter Hadegreed
Aladdin’s Land
Haubursin
House
Srate
Senate
Congress
Wousemeas County
Joe Brogdon
Senate House
Joseph Arming
Iton
Armington
Superior Court No. 1
Henry Schrenker
Talbott Quits As Secretary Of Air Force
Secretary of the Air Force Talbott resigned after ethics questions tied to outside business activities. President Eisenhower accepted the resignation, naming Aug. 12 as the effective date. Talbott, 63, had served since February 1953 and cited not wanting to embarrass the administration.
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Washington
Air Force
Talbott
Eisenhower
White House
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Families Of 11 Fliers Joyfully Await Arrival
Families across the country learn of the scheduled release of 11 American airmen held by Chinese authorities. Wives and relatives express elation after months of hopeful reports and anxious waiting, with some recalling Valentine messages and long separation.
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Associated Press
California
New York
Minnesota
Alabama
Harry Benjamin
St. Paul
Harry Benjamin Jr
Valentine
Benjamin
Charlene
Worthington
Midn
Orange
Attorneys Plan Wright For Mayor Drive
More than twenty Republican attorneys met in City Court to map support for the Wright For Mayor campaign. led by C D Rotruck they will aid with Aug 23 precinct meetings and explain election laws to precinct committeemen and workers. they plan to organize polls registration and absentee ballots efforts across the city.
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Wright
Taft
C. D
GOP
Herald
Nation Endures Heat Wave with Record Temps Across States
The nation faced persistent heat with readings topping 100 in several plains towns including Pierre South Dakota 103 Philip South Dakota 104 and Valentine Nebraska 101. Fatalities rose to about twenty with the worst July heat surge since 1936. An Army note described swelter belt coverage from the Great Plains to the Eastern defense forces amid storms and property damage in Rochester Lake George and Buffalo.
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Associated Press
Mercury
Pierre
Burwell
Neb
Philip
Valentine
Imiat Teast
Hlindis
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
Farj
Buffalo
Poughkeepsie
El_ “mira
Rochester
Lake George
Good Morning Start The Day With A Chuckle
Indianapolis case unfolds with airline pilot Jean G. Coffin facing arrest on nonsupport while his second wife Faye Coffin is charged with disorderly conduct after a noise complaint. Deputy Cuthbert serves a seven year bench warrant. a claim surfaces of jewelry theft in Montgomery Alabama and a $3000 debt for support of their 8 year old son.
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Indianapolis
Jean G. Coffin
Laura Coffin
Martinsville
Oliver Cuthbert
Cuthbert
Faye Coffin
Montgomery
Ala
Coffin
Nine on Nine Basketball Originating Rules
An excerpt notes Dr James Naismith started with nine players per side in basketball's origin, later cutting to five to speed play. It then shifts to advertising a sale offering a 21 inch lawn mower and a 7 HP utility tractor, highlighting automated advertising reach in Anderson and Lovins County.
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James Naismith
Anderson
Elwood card player faces first degree murder charge
Elwood resident Jack Giselbach 20 was charged with first degree murder after admitting he shot and killed Jack King 33 at a Tipton woods card game. Two others were wounded. King died at Tipton Memorial Hospital about an hour later. Chester McWilliams 39 remained in critical condition with head and chest injuries.
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Elwood
Tipton
Jack Giselbach
Jack King
Fio
King
Tipton Memorial Hospital
Chester McWilliams
S.ii St
YMCA
Giselbach
Anderson Chamber of
Merce
Cever
Gisel
Bac
Carl Strong
Dye
Brooks
James Day
Chamber
A. L.j
Strong
McClllurn
Delco-Remy
Tipton Hospital
Muncie
George Gipson
Feasibility Of City Reservoir To Be Discussed
Board of WorksChairman John H Burton Sr will discuss a study on the feasibility of a reservoir in Killbuck Creek northeast of Andersim as a water source for the city. Mayor Wright and other officials will review progress on the longrange water program and re evaluate its merits for expanding needs.
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Andersen
Board of Works
John H. Burton Sr
Killbuck Creek
Andersim
Burton
Noland C. Wright Fe
Charles Hartley
Paul Wykoff
House approves free vaccine funding for children
The House advanced a 45 million dollar program to provide polio vaccine shots for needy children, prompting a heated debate over the Salk vaccine program and administration. Rep. McCormack accused the effort of political missteps while Rep. Judd urged action and praise for the program.
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Washington
The
Holtee
Ben Sata
Rep. McCormack
D-Mass
Eissenhower
Judd
R-Mina
House
Priest
D-Tenn
Congress
E. J. Cripe
Pendleton Ave
Page
Columoa
11 U.S. Airmen Freed by Peiping Says U.S.
Privately broadcast reports say Peiping announced the release of 11 American airmen held for more than two years. The fliers, described as spies, left China and are to arrive in Hong Kong Thursday. The move followed private talks aimed at easing Far East tensions.
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China
United States
Peiping
Wang
Hong Kong
United
States
Red China
Far East
Painins Radio
Heat and fires amid talks and weather delays
The report notes a gasoline storage fire caused by a truck incident washed away by fire crews. Weather discussions between Wang and Johnson focus on hot humid conditions for Hoosiers today while talks on Sino American exchanges proceed. A Chinese student, a Red China detainee, and civilians are mentioned with hospital care after an unrelated incident.
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Wang Fing-nan
Pol
Alexis Johnson
Czechoslovakia
Wang
China
St. John’s Hospital
United
Local Plants Resume Full Operations After Shutdown
John Burton Sr announced the Nicholson File Company local plant resumes full operations after a five week inventory and vacation shutdown. Anderson plant of Container Corporation of America sees good business and a six day week, three shifts plan. Lynch Corporation plants close for annual vacation and will restart on Monday with Plant Two not full until Oct 1. Construction begins on industrial additions at Nevonal Tie and Guide Lamp plants.
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John Burton Sr
Nicholson File Company
Burton
Anderson
Container Corporation of America
Lynch Corporation
Nevonal Tie
Guide Lamp
Elwood Council Maintains Tax Rate in Budget Vote
Elwood city council approved the $421,488.48 budget for 1956 with the tax levy at $2.03 per $100 of assessed property unchanged. The plan allocates funds to general, sinking, park, pool, pension, social security, and street materials, with small raises promised for all appointed city staff.
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Elwood
Chesterfield Post Office Opens in New Building
The Chesterfield branch post office began operations in its new building, busy despite missing furniture. Branch Manager Eva Thompson says the larger space helps, with a temporary screenline and wall installed pending fall furniture delivery.
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Chesterfield
Eva Thompson
Belmont Optimist Boys Scrap Drive Plans Set
Belmont Optimist Boys Club outlines a scrap drive to be held on August 3 under Howard Presser and Ned Russell. Members will canvass the city in trucks to collect scrap metal with all proceeds funding new club equipment.
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Belmont [Optimist Boys
Howard Presser
Anderson Optimist Club
Ned Russells
Akron
Ohio
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
New Arrivals in Anderson and Vicinity
Yesterday at St. John s Hospital several babies were born to residents in Anderson area. The list includes a boy to Mr and Mrs Dale Swart of 121 South Dr a boy to Mr and Mrs Herbert Simmons of 122464 W 28th St a girl to Mr and Mrs Charles Chaffin of 1517 Ohio Ave a girl to Mr and Mrs William Dayton of 2710 Central Ave and a girl to Mr and Mrs Ronald Virgil of Rt 15.
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St. John's Hospital
Dale Swart
South Dr
Herbert Simmons
28Th St
Charles Chaffin
Ohio Ave
William Dayton
Central Ave
Ronald Virgil
Rt. 15
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John Westrom
Sac City
AP Wirephato
Riverside
American Legion
National Americanism Commission
Richard M. Nixon
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Jesse Biddle
Madison County
Autites Biddle
Madison County Council
Earl Daughterty
Frank Williams
Albert Rec ‘Tor
John Gluck
Lester Farren
Arthur 2 Markle
George Cum Tmns
Onduty Health Board
C. E. Austin
Board of Education
Dales
Prough
Wahn Dean
Circuit Court
A Gel Cbnsin Acame Bal Pee
Eth Olewall
Fice
Iva Thompson
Madge Titchell
Eugene Craigmile
Marlin. Milling
Veterans Affairs Office
Robert Williamson
Miami
Sandy Wirth
Fla
University of Miami
Atlantic City
Sandy
U.S
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Belmont Optimist Boys
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