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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1955
Page
3
President Eisenhower proclaims Safe-Driving Day to spur universal effort in reducing accidents. Anderson Police promote participation and compete with Indiana towns for the fewest incidents in a 24 hour period, aiming to join a nationwide crusade in making roads safer.
Neal Renner leads 1956 campaign aiming to raise 35000 for county and national polio war. The piece also notes France's 21st postwar government crisis and explains proportional representation versus plurality in the French system, predicting future changes before a stable government returns.
In a tale of rising TV power and stalled probes, Democrats boasted of investigations but delivered little. The FCC set December 15 as D-Day for educational TV, facing pressure to reclaim channels from colleges and even the military amid industry lobbying.
The article presents Dr. George W. Crone’s case records on pregnancy timing, cycles, and family planning. It discusses conception around the 15th day before a woman’s next period, advises on starting a family, and notes birth durations and the potential of aging mothers with modern surgical advances. It also includes a brief note on acidity and pregnancy methods, and a call for a booklet and personal consultations.
Washington officials indicated mortgage credit for home buyers would be loosened soon. Federal Home Loan Bank Board Chairman W W McAllister said presidents of regional banks would meet to consider easing credit for savings and loan associations, after a prior directive to halt new commitments proved too restrictive.
A fragmentary column blends quotations and cultural notes on living in modern times. It cites Kinsey on love as science, Wartime and media figures, and a caustic look at industrial bosses. The piece weaves American icons, social behavior, and early radio era figures into a broad, opinionated collage.
The analysis notes that Outer Mongolia, long under Soviet control, is a flashpoint in U.N. admission debates. Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalists resist Mongolia’s independence while China’s Peiping regime gains leverage through a broader Russia deal. The United States weighs admitting Mongolia and other Red nations in exchange for veto concessions.
A mixed excerpt covers senior citizen obligations, personal growth through daily study and cheerful example, plus a health service note inviting requests for a pamphlet on aging. It also reports Jamal Farra as Syria's ambassador to the Soviet Union, and ends with guidance on intergenerational issues and libraries.
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