Foreign aid in peril as Dulles and Radford urge action
Eisenhower aides push for strengthening foreign aid while Dulles and Radford warn that cuts threaten U S policy and military readiness. House actions have left a planned program short of President Eisenhower’s request, prompting calls for Senate action or a special session to avert damage to U S interests abroad.
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Capitol Hill
John Foster Dulles
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Adm
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Radford
House of Representatives
Senate
United States
Free World
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Adm. Radford
Senate Appropriations Committee
Congress
House Democrats
Red Cross Moves to New Madison Chapter House on Chase Street
The Madison County American Red Cross will move Sept. 1 to its newly acquired chapter house at 914 Chase St to expand training programs and provide a central meeting place for volunteers and relief operations. A separate brief notes a traffic fatality, 27 year old George J. Hodson, in Pendleton, marking Madison County's 14th road death of 1957 and urging motorists to heed highway dangers.
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American Red Cross
Chase St
Madison County Red Cross
Red Cross
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Pendleton
George J. Hodson
R. R
Handley Says State Studies Time Evasion
Governor Handley said it was possible state employees would shift to an earlier work hour in October to avoid delays, as Indiana authorities study time change options and potential impacts on operations.
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Handley
Indianapolis
Welfare Board Head Re-Elected To County Post
Madison County Welfare Board re elected president C Clark Anderson businessman has held the post two years Reed Canaday named vice president to succeed H D Forse Canaday was named to the board by Circuit Court Judge Russell E Stanford amid a new state law on restoring federal aid time after Sept 29 Also notes potential state workers clocking in early as a result of the law and a pending contract between Communications Workers of America and General Telephone Co with timing on seven month shift.
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Anderson
Madison County Welfare Board
Clark
Reed Canaday
H. D. Forse
Canaday
Circuit Court
Russell E. Stanfort
Dianapolis
Credt
Miami
Monmonth
Yast
Fort Wayne
Communicas Center
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General Telephone Co
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Warren
Sarah Bethel Starr
Elwood
Magdalena Swing
Pendleton
Noble
Jackson Townships
Terre Haute
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Wesley Stewart
County Welfare
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FBE
J. Edgar Hoover
Understanding coronary thrombosis in simple terms
The piece explains coronary thrombosis as a blockage in an artery feeding the heart, comparing arterial buildup to cave stalagmites and stalactites. It describes symptoms from mild indigestion to sudden breathlessness and how rapid deep breathing and prompt oxygen can aid survival, plus notes angina and the need to contact Dr Craze for guidance.
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Helen P
Henry
Crane
Inc
Sea Cucumbers and Trepang Soup Through Asia
An exploration of sea cucumbers called trepang or beche de mer, describing their wormlike appearance, retractable feet, and color patterns. It notes Chinese consumption of trepang soup, hunting methods, processing, and comparable delicacies like birds nest soup and shark fins. Oil reserves in Dallas are briefly mentioned amid the noisy passages.
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Far East
South Sea Isles
Dallas
U. S State
Letter to Dr Brady on sinusitis and calcium therapy
A reader questions spurious sinusitis claims and favors calcium and vitamin D therapy as a treatment, noting prior mastoid surgery and heat therapy with mixed results. The letter cites allergy, diet, and milk intake as factors and asks Dr Brady to respond to personal health questions in print.
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Brady
Irony and tension in civil rights battle reflections
Washington column notes irony in the Justice Department stance on a tougher civil rights bill. It cites four years of delay, political leverage in Mississippi, and rising election stakes as Brownell faces Sen. Hennings, with broader fears about FBI files and congressional control of civil rights legislation.
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FBI
Hennings
Washington
Brownell
Department
Association For the Advancement
Jim Eastland
Mississippi
U.S
Republican National Committee
Perry Howard
Howard
South
O. Spencer
Walthall
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi White Citizens Council
Spencer
Justce Department
Senate
Tom Hennings
Missouri
Georgia
Sen. Hennings
Cong. Celler
Eisenhower
Congress
Dick Bolling
Kansas City
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Howard Smith
Virginia
Bolling
Jimmy Roosevelt
Los Angeles
Russia as a weaponized form of communism in cold war context
M. Roberts argues that ending military posture is not enough to secure peace with the Soviet Union. He notes Russia’s imperialism, economic fantasy, and pseudo Marxist stance, warning that communism serves as a tool for totalitarian rule and that the West must consider these dynamics in arms talks.
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Associated Press News
Soviet Union
Russia
United States
Djilas
Volga
Stalin
Punny quotes and political notes mingle in a curious column
A collection of anecdotes on wordplay and misread phrases, plus brief social commentary. It touches on curious slips of speech about chocolate milk from cows, a police station mix up with Detective Muffler, and a beggar vs blind man joke. It also notes medical terms for fright effects, a saying about silent dogs, Soviet Communist realities, and changes in party membership.
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Muffler
The Shepherds Path to Honest Success
A preacher recalls how faith and church membership guided his life and business. He credits Bible teaching and the Golden Rule for guiding fair dealings, honest trade, and tithing, urging others to pursue the same course for success.
National Chiropodists Convene in Chicago Sessions
Dr. Buffle and Dr Arthr L Biffle of 1031 Broadway participate in the 4th annual convention of the National Association of Chiropodists in Chicago discussing the latest techniques in foot disease treatment. Speakers present on foot deformities and new procedures. Indianapolis study names 14 largest counties for probation and parole services under a Ford Foundation grant. counties include Marion Lake La Porte St Joseph Elkhart Howard Grant Delaware Madison Tippecanoe Vigo Allen Wayne Vanderburgh with eight smaller counties to be named.
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Broadway
National Association of Chiropodists
Chicago
Indianapolis
Indiana
Probab Ition and Parole Assa
Ford Foundation
Marion
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la Porte
St.Joseph
Elkhart
Howard
Grant
Delaware
Madison
Tippecahoe
Vigo
Allen
Wayne
Vander ‘Jburgh
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