Editorials on missing airmen and Anderson bypass impact
The piece argues the U S government should press the Kremlin for immediate investigation into missing American airmen held in Russia alleging wartime captures may still be alive. It also notes a State Highway Commission survey showing trucks increasingly use Ind 149 bypass to avoid congestion on Anderson streets, potentially reducing noise and traffic on Jackson Street.
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Washington Evening Star
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Suez Conference Opens in London Amid Nuclear Crisis Debates
The Suez Conference opened in London with 22 nations represented as the United States Britain and France pursue a plan for internationalizing the canal to keep it open and in repair amid the Egyptian nationalization led by Nasser. The article notes Western aims clash with Soviet opposition and hints at broader waterways internationalization while highlighting Dulles role.
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Washington Merry-Go-Round on Johnson’s convention tactics
The column reports Lyndon Johnson using a Texas lobbyist as campaign manager at the Democratic convention and questions on fund sources, naming Sid Richardson and John Connelly. It notes Patman’s indictment, Connelly’s Chicago work, and delegates’ concerns over money from gas interests and Harriman influence. It also covers Stevenson Johnson talks and governance debates, plus a Tennessee governor comment and a Purdue board appointment delay.
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Tucker
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Tragic Plane Crash Takes George Vv Crane at Glenview
Mrs. Crane recounts the July 1 crash of her son George Vv Crane at Glenview Naval Air Station during a Boy Scout inspection and Marine night flight. He stayed with his jet to shield others, crashed near the runway, and died, while clergy, family, and readers offer condolences and faith in reunion. He was a Marine pilot, former college athlete, and youth advocate, recently finishing a sound barrier flight and planning a Christmas story for children. The family seeks solace in faith and shared memories as they mourn.
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Mariee Corps
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Special service for missed Merald daily copy
A reader who misses a daily Merald copy should call 33 5371 before 9 am and, if needed, a messenger will deliver after 9 am. If the earcier fails to deliver on Sunday, the nearest store selling The Herald should be notified and a replacement copy provided without charge.
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Iodin Deficiency Warns Health Readers in Pamphlet
Dr William Brady warns about iodine deficiency as a public health issue. The pamphlet urges iodine supplementation through iodized salt or tablets, cites the Akron goiter trial, and calls for mail requests to receive information.
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Camino
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Interpreting The News By J. 4. Roberts On Democratic Convention
AP analyst J. 4 Roberts notes a trend at the Democratic national convention toward measured conservatism amid younger leadership. The platform shifts away from elder statesmen, with Roosevelt fading and Truman praised amid a split over Harriman. The party positions against Republicans mainly on farm policy and public or private development. Overall, convention action awaits later results.
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