Questioning Syria’s Subservience and the Eisenhower Doctrine
The piece debates Syria seeking UN help over a purported American plot to topple its leftist regime. It weighs American caution, Western interest, and Moscow’s reach, noting Britain France Turkey and Arab states risk from a Communist Syria and suggesting a new doctrine may be needed beyond the Eisenhower framework.
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Syria
United Nations Security Council
Middle East
United States
Eisenhower
Washington
Moscow
Egypt
Col
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Britain
France
Turkey
Russia
Iraq
Jordan
America
Labor Day Traffic Dangers and Cautions
A regional editorial warns that millions will be on the roads for Labor Day weekend making highways a grave danger. It urges travelers to adapt driving habits to heavy congestion and follow safety rules to prevent needless tragedies.
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National Safety Council
Cil
Anderson Area
Tonsillotomy and Tonsillectomy Explored by Dr Brady
Dr Brady addresses readers on tonsil surgery options. He compares tonsillotomy with tonsillectomy, noting risks and suitability for children and performers. He references hospital settings, anesthesia, and possible complications while inviting letters for health questions.
Postal Film Shown To Optimists At Noon YMCA
Wendell Hollingsworth acting postmaster and Optimist Club member presents a film about postal service at the noon YMCA meeting. The talk outlines three major obstacles facing manned spaceflight to the Moon and planets: solar radiation, gravity, and meteor hazards.
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YMCA
The
Anderson Optimist Club
Wendell Hollingsworth
Moon
Case Record on Marriage Jealousy and Sex Differences
A psychologist column profiles Jerry J a traffic policeman and his fiancée Mary a teacher arguing about trust. It urges wives to accept male appetites and stresses self awareness as the main foe, promoting a booklet Sex Differences in Marriage with a stamped return envelope for requests in Melott Indiana.
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Jerry J
Jerry
Mary
Depew Quotes and Wit Mark Notable Dinner Speech
The piece recalls Chauncey M. Depew the late senator and railroad president and two famed quips from his after dinner remarks. It recounts a telegram anecdote about a juried Christmas motto and a joke about the Mayflower’s modest tonnage and large furniture load.
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Amercan
Chauncey M. Depew
Indiana appoints welfare board members in state post changes
Governor Handley named Robert Curtis of White's Institute Wabash to the Indiana State Welfare Board and reappointed Gen Ralph Stearley of Brazil as chairman of the Indiana Aeronautics Board, reflecting new appointments in state leadership.
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Indianapolis
Handley
Robert Curtis
White's Institute
Wabash
Indiana State Welfare Board
Ralph Stearley
Brazil
Indiana Aeronautics
Frankton Youth Heads County Organization
Frankton Madison County Christian Youth Fellowship met at Pendleton Park to install officers for the coming year after a pitch-in supper. New officers include Don Hutchison as president and Jim King as vice president with Phyllis Bennett secretary and Noel Whitfield treasurer. Rev Harold R. Clark appointed sponsor. Next meeting set for Sept 17. Mary Frances and Robert Earl Fulton visited grandparents in Kokomo. Francis Fulton and family visited Indianapolis relatives.
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Frankton
Madison County Christian Youth Fellowship
Pendleton Park
Don Hutchison
Jim King
Orestes
Phyllis Bennett
Chesterfield
Noel Whittlefiel
East Lynn
Harold R. Clark
Chesterfield Christian Church
Smith Blocks Air Force Promotions in Backstage Fight
Senator Margaret Chase Smith and aide Bill Lewis exposed what they called a corrupt Air Force promotion process. They challenged eleven officers including actor Jimmy Stewart and GE executive John Montgomery, accusing brass hats of favoritism and uneven standards. Montgomery was denied a brigadier slot while Stewart faced questions about flight qualifications.
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Washington
Margaret
Chase Smith
Maine
Air Force
Jimmy Stewart
Lindberg
Mrs. Smith
Bill Lewis
Lyndon
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Pioneer Air Lines
Dallas
O'Donnell
O’donnell
Ain
J. B. Montgomery
American Airlines
Sen. Smith
Gen. O'Donnell
Cal. Stewart
Cow fish skeletons outside body captivate nature’s design
In SMALL WORLDS AROUND US, LM Watkin notes the cow fish as a remarkable example of an external skeleton. The slow, bottom-dwelling trunk fish lacks commercial value but fascinates with fins and a movable shell that enables propulsion.
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LM. Watkin
Esrat
Lions Club To See Football Preview
Anderson High School football coach Jim Carter will present a Football Preview at the noon Lions Club luncheon in the YMCA. Supt. G E Debbertt is program chairman. The Maori population of New Zealand was 127000 in 1954, up from 15000 in 1901.
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Jim Carter
Anderson
Anderson Lions Club
YMCA
G. E. Ebbertt
Anderson Schools
New Zealand
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