Dixon Yates contract clash delays payment dispute
The column details a backstage clash between Adm. Lewis Strauss and Controller General Joseph Campbell over whether the government should pay Dixon Yates approximately 5.5 million dollars for out of pocket expenses after canceling the contract. It cites alleged bid suppression and budget bureau cover ups, plus Eisenhower remarks and Wenzell’s role in the controversy.
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Public records clash over Dixon-Yates inquiry names
AP News Analyst reports a column asking for the names of workers on the Dixon Yates plan. Miss De Pury refuses to release non-security information citing a public building, while Budget Director Rowland Hughes declines to comment and President Eisenhower is not asked.
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Folklore and the wilds of memory and myth
The essay cites Rufus B. Sage on buffalo behavior after a hunter's shot, detailing the herd's mourning and reenactment. It then shifts to postwar European tension, noting Allied blocks and the Berlin dispute, with Soviet moves to force recognition of East German authority and potential new blockades affecting West Berlin. Bonn currently resists pressure as coal, airlift, and reunification talks loom.
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White House Education Conference Spurs Local Hope for Schools
Editorial notes the White House Conference on Education raised awareness of school problems nationwide. In Anderson, rapid expansion has outpaced financing though four new schools were added and a junior high renovated. A decision on enlarging the levy or borrowing may rise, with federal aid as a potential but contested option.
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Army Reserve Training Center Contract Awarded
The South Side Fairview Park project advances with a $141,539 contract to W. R. Dunkin and Son for a training center to house about 200 Army Reserve trainees. Construction could start in a month and occupancy is slated for late next summer, marking a big step in Anderson’s expanding Reserve program and community growth.
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Trouble Ahead in Berlin Threatens West with New Blockade
The East German Communist government shows rising aggression as January 1 licenses for trucks linking West Germany to the Western Berlin sector expire. The West argues Berlin remains under four power control, while the Russians claim East Germany is sovereign. Protests hint at more incidents testing Western alliance unity.
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Worry and Heart Fear Case Reveals Deep Breathing Aid
Case Q-314 presents Claude R. seeking relief from constant heart fear after a prior attack. The psychologist advocates deep rapid breathing to increase blood oxygen, lying down to reduce heart workload, and shedding excess weight while avoiding tobacco. Readers are invited to request a booklet and contact Dr Crane Mellor Indiana for personalized charts.
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Middle aged and aging parents urge shared duties
A pamphlet promotes conversations on aging within American families. It argues middle aged adults face two duties toward their children and aging parents, urging planning for old age as cultural salvation. Send a self addressed envelope for Young Folks and Old Folks pamphlet and get a refund if you feel younger.
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Youth Held In Car Theft Case
John C Travis, 18, of Terre Haute Indiana, was held in Lincoln County Jail Chandler Oklahoma for questioning in a car theft and burglary. Sheriff Moore said Travis is held for the FBI under the Dyer Act. A companion is wanted for a Bristow burglary. Their car, stolen from Brazil Indiana, contained tires new clothing and $20 in coins.
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Indiana History Teachers Plan Annual Confab
Dr. Lynn W. Turner of Indiana University and Clifton Phillips of De Pauw University will speak at the Indiana History Teachers Association meeting Saturday at 10 in the State Library Building Indianapolis. Turner will discuss Indiana's role in World War II and Phillips will cover American Intellectual History and National Character. Officers will be elected and a short business session will close the program. Current officers are President Miss Virginia Lindstrom Anderson High School Vice-President Dr. Coen Pierson De Pauw University and Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Opal Humphries Endicott Jamestown.
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Soviet Advance Party Arrives in Bonn for Embassy
A five member Soviet delegation reached Bonn Monday night to prepare for an early establishment of a Russian embassy in West Germany. The advance party traveled from East Berlin and Bonn and Moscow are expected to exchange envoys early next year.
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Special Service If You Should Miss Your Herald
A subscriber should phone 3 5371 before 9 A.M. to have a missing Herald sent after 9 A.M. by special messenger. If Sunday delivery fails, go to the nearest seller, sign a complaint, and a copy will be provided free.
Wish TV Big Payoff and Western Theatre World of Sweeney
Local listings announce a big payoff features on WISH TV Channel 3 with Western Theatre and the World of Sweeney. Also set to broadcast Pinky Lane Hawdy-Doody and the Hawdy Doody show plus weather and sports updates.
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