Anderson Seeks Airport Edge for Industrial Growth
Local leaders urge building adequate all weather airport facilities to attract new plants and boost Anderson's economy. Advocates cite Indiana gains with air transport as key to industrial success, noting potential growth in income, retail, banking, housing, and jobs if an airport is added.
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Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Midwest
Anderson
Indianapolis
Chicago
Marion
Kokomo
Indiana
St Joseph County Selects Envoy for European Cultural Exchange
Richard D Bottorff a Mishawaka High School teacher and Indiana University graduate serves as St Joseph County Council of Churches ambassador in a German city for a year. The World Friendship Committee funds his overseas stay and he will report on his experiences when he returns. The program aims to foster international understanding through individual citizens rather than governments.
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St. Joseph County
Richard D. Bottorff
Indiana University
Mishawaka High School
Boitorff
South Bend
Annae South Bend
Mr. Bottorff
Europe
United States
Council of Churches
Kresge Foundation Grants Benefit Anderson Groups
The Kresge Foundation announced two gifts to Anderson organizations. A $5,000 grant supports the Anderson Young Womens Christian Association's drive for a new women’s activity center. A $7,500 grant to Anderson College funds the Charles E. Wilson Library upgrade on the East Side campus, contingent on raising $37,000 for furniture and equipment.
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Anderson
Kresge Foundation
Anderson Young Women's Christian Association
Anderson College
Charles E. Wilson
Kresge
Kresge Com Company
Abstinence Debate and Public Letters From Dr Brady
Dr Brady discusses a recent personal health column and reader responses on abstinence, alcohol use, and youth pledges. He notes survey findings on house alcohol, parental attitudes, and criticism of tea coffee tobacco. He urges caution against Big Business influence and invites brief letters to Beverly Hills address.
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Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino South
Beverly Hills
Calif
Eisenhower Budget Clash and Secret Conference Notes
Inside a secret House Senate conference a clash over foreign aid funds raged as Sen Saltonstall pressed for defense cuts while a letter from Secretary Wilson signaled acceptance of a $2.26 billion economy. Dulles defended the current $3.8 billion request amid questions of unspent funds and past carryovers.
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Senate
Sen
Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Eisenhower
Ike
Secretary of
Charley Wilson
GOP
Knowland
California
Defense Department
Sen. Saltonstall
Congery Sheppard
Boston
Back Bay
Wilson
Joyal Sen. Saltonstall
Hisenhower
State Dulles
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Rep
Winsfield Denton
Treasury
Denton
Bizarre Plant Traps Wildlife in Jumping Bladder Mechanism
Folklore notes describe a plant with fern like leaf segments and bladder openings that lure prey. When a target enters, a trap seals shut, resembling a comical metaphor for life s ups and downs as quoted by writers and educators on expression and wisdom.
Perks for Grandma A Psychologist Explains Quick Uplifts
A psychologist explains how elderly adults show cognitive improvements when engaged in social activities. Relatives, guests, and routines raise blood pressure and heart rate, increasing brain blood flow and alertness. Advice includes hearing aids glasses eye surgery walking and regular church attendance to combat mental fog and physical decline.
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Becky S
Dr. Crane
Mather
Che
I. Q
Grandma
Insects and Plants in the Small Worlds Around Us
A feature on carnivorous plants like the bladderwort and pitcher plant. It explains how air bladders trap small animals in ponds, how digestive juices absorb insects, and notes experiments suggesting plants may sense hunger or emotion. It invites home experiments to observe extraordinary plant behaviors.
U.S. and Britain tied to Syria crisis and Soviet push
The analysis outlines how the United States and Britain missed chances to influence Syria after World War II. It notes Soviet economic and military aid, Assad’s regime shifts, and Russia’s growing grip with Damascus as a regional hub for subversion. The piece discusses the Eisenhower Doctrine’s relevance and the difficulty of any strong action without broader Arab support.
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J. M. Roberts
Associated Press News
United States
Great Britain
United] Ly
Britain
Eisenhower
Israel
Syria
West
Jordan
Kuwaiy
North Korea
Iraq
Russia
Damascus
Middle East
Landmark Will Fall, Tradition To Go On
NEW YORK plans tear down of Carnegie Hall but preserve theater tradition. A 1 200 seat venue will be built into a 44 story tower, first theater under the city's revised construction code, eliminating need for a separate building for stage productions.
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New York
Carnegie Hall
Gotham
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