Nehru and Bulganin Urge Disarmament Pact
Indian Prime Minister Nehru and Soviet Premier Bulganin sign a joint communique urging disarmament as the path to peace. The talks cover a three year steel sale of one million tons to India, broader Soviet-Indian trade, and a plan for cooperation with China and the UN. The Russians also plan a Kabul stopover as part of their South Asia tour.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Russia
Bulganin
Tor Oi
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Kabul
Afghanistan
South Asia
China
United Nations
Indianapolis
Indiana
Columbia Club
GOP
Homer E. Capehart
Senate
William E. Jenner
Aso
Craig
Fort Wayne Coliseum
Norris Construction dredges Channel for Pipe Creek west of Alexandria
Work has begun by Norris Construction to dredge a new channel for Pipe Creek west of Alexandria. The project aims to eliminate a creek loop and requires replacing three bridges with large metal culverts. A new bridge will span the channel on County Rd. 200 W. A separate permit approved a $24,000 service station at Ind. 37 and Ind. 28, east of Elwood.
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Norris Construction Company
Pipe Creek
Alexandria
Martin 4. Milling
James A. Shartz
Elwood
Truman Swain
Paul Spencer
Veterans Service
Eisenhower Pushes New National Security Plan Amid Budget Debate
President Eisenhower briefed lawmakers on a stepped up national security program with a proposed 3342 to 3535 billion dollar defense plan for the coming year. Defense Secretary Wilson and other officials clashed over the exact total while contemplating a tax cut during an election year. A second source cited 3334 billion dollars including 17200 million for the Air Force, as details leaked after the White House session.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Russia
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Europe
Wilson
United Press
United Nations backs Open Sky disarmament plan
The UN Political Committee approved a Western backed disarmament resolution 53 to 5 with only the Soviet Union and its satellites opposing. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. called it a landmark moment as full General Assembly endorsement appears likely. In domestic news Senator George argued a 3 to 3.5 billion tax cut could be absorbed in 1957 while aiding low income relief through higher personal exemptions.
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United Nations
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
U.N
United States
Britain
France
Cana
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Full General Assembly
Walter F. George
D. Ga
Treasury
George
Cleveland Pedestrian Fined for Jaywalking and Car Repair
A pedestrian Arthur Hrovat 18 ran into a car in Cleveland and was fined 15 dollars for jaywalking by Traffic Judge Louis Petrash. He must also pay 27.65 for the car repair to Henry Warner. Hrovat said he dashed across and bumped the vehicle. no injuries occurred.
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Cleveland
London Pedestrian Starts One Man Horn Campaign
Impatient London resident begins a one man campaign against motorists who ignore pedestrians rights. He carries a loud horn and sounds it to remind drivers to slow down. The note ends with an ad pitch for Bulletin Herald Classified Ads offering an inexpensive way to buy or sell.
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London
Bulletin-Herald
Wilson Delays Atomic Powered Carrier Move
The Pentagon will not ask Congress to fund a nuclear powered surface ship now Secretary Wilson cited the need for more design work. He said the idea was raised to prompt progress but will wait for further study before action.
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Washington
Pentagon
Congress
Navy
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
White House
Eisenhower
Congressoral
Jeatiers
Wilson
Holiday Retail Hours and Local Parties Highlight Anderson Week
Retailers across Anderson stay open late with 3 p.m. closings today and 5 p.m. on downtown stores tomorrow. Next week trades schedule 5 p.m. Monday and 8 p.m. Tue through Fri with 5 p.m. on Christmas Eve. Community groups plan several Christmas gatherings including National Tile party at the Armory and Anderson Banking Company event at Linders tonight. AI
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Anderson Retail Association
Ira Pavis
National Tile and Manufacturing Company
Armory
Emmons Convicted in Circuit Court on Assault Charge
Herbert Samuel Emmons was found guilty in Madison Circuit Court on assault and battery with intent to commit rape. Judge Paul E. Leffler sentenced him to six months and fined 25 cents after a dismissal of the first count and a guilty verdict on the second. An exhibit at Nyack bank features art from Tappen Zee National Bank.
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Herbert Samuel Emmons
Madison
Indiana State Farm
Paul E. Leffler
Delaware
Dmmeans
Mel’vin Thornburg
Guily
New Centers Win Approval For Madison County Shops
Madison County Planning Commission approves a rezoning for a shopping center on Ind 32 west of Raible Ave and tentatively approves another on E 10th Street. East side project by Eastern Development Corp plans a supermarket and rooms for a hardware and a drugstore with street right of way set aside. Parking and storm sewer provisions shown. Additional actions include a service station at Ind 37 and 2 miles east of Elwood and a motel on Ind 9 north of Ind 109. A second retail lot on Ind 9 north of Ind 109 is tabled pending information. Two plots, including Australia Subdivision with seven lots on Cross.
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Madison County Planning Commission
Ind
Raible Ave
E. 10Th [St
Eastern Development Corporation
E. 10Th Street
Lennox Street
Ping Center
Commission
Elwood
Ind. 9
Defense Seeks To Block Linking Suspect With Evansville Slaying
In Princeton Indiana the defense moves to bar linking Leslie Irvin to the Evansville murder of W Wesley Kerr. The case hinges on the legality of the arrest and the admissibility of evidence found in Irvin’s car after a warrant challenge. Irvin faces murder charges linked to a fatal shooting and parole violation.
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Evansville
Princeton
Ind
Delasi
Tojof
Tri-State
Evans
Leslie Irvin
Kerr
Tevin
Gibson Circuit Court
Irvin
William Car
Cornette
Argu
Iment
Tie
W. Wesley Kerr
Piensa Tarnio
Blizzard Sweeps Saskatchewan Killing One and Halting Life
A weekend blizzard across Saskatchewan left one dead, several missing, and hundreds stranded as six inches of snow piled into ten foot drifts. Winds of 72 miles an hour froze roads and knocked out power while schools, transit, and planes were disrupted. Temperatures dropped to minus values across cities including Moose Jaw Regina and Saskatoon.
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Regina
Sask
Suesdey
Saskatchewan
Arctic
Newfoundland
Nova Scotia
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Nis
Blizzzard
Alberta
Moose Jaw
Saskatoon
Royal Canadian
Air Force
Indiana Fires Kill One and Cause Big Damages
Fires across Indiana Monday night and Tuesday caused more than 150000 dollars in damage and killed Mrs Maggie Jackson 55 in Evansville. Terre Haute blaze destroyed Downtowner restaurant and damaged nearby businesses in subfreezing conditions. A grain elevator and feed store were destroyed at Freetown with water bucket brigades from nearby towns. Fire officials attributed the Freetown blaze to a grinder spark and noted a burned body was found in a living room chair.
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Terre Haute
Crains
Free ‘Town
Evansville
Maggie Jackson
Zenis ‘Nicosen
Busines
Freetown
Seymour
Nashville
Jonesville
Bartholomew County
Reka
Wadi County’ Board of
Madison County Rd
Eben Mt
Earl Dougherty
Board of Commissioners
Hunter Motor Company
Deeds Equipment Company
UN Veto Prepple discouraged as Russia blocks new members
At the United Nations a vote on admitting 18 new members was blocked by Russia and Nationalist China after a months long buildup. Sobolev vetoed 13 candidates favored by the West, Tsiang vetoed Outer Mongolia, and early in the vote South Korea and Viet Nam were also vetoed. The tally reached 75 vetoes across the process, with France and China repeatedly using the power.
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United Nations
N.Y. i
Russia
iChina
U.N. Assembly
China
T. F. Tsiang
Outer Mongolia
U.N
Arkady A. Sobolev
Mos-2
Ap- Panp
France
Tnes
Italy
Ceylon
Jordan
Ireand
Portugal
Austria
Finland
Nepal
Libya
Japan
Laos
Cambodia
Spain
Red Albania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Romania
United States
Council
Leslie Munro
New Zealand
Sobolev
Peru
Turkey
Brazil
Britain
Iran
Belgium
U. S
Henry Cabott Lodge
Turncoat John Flees to West Berlin from Bonn
Former West German spy catcher, named Sobolev, defected after escaping Communist East Berlin. He was brought to Bonn for questioning by federal attorneys, having fled via Potsdam and West Berlin aboard an American plane to Frankfurt. The case traces his threefold turncoat history and ties to the wartime Nazi era.
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Wweacee
West Germany
Bonn
Federal Criminal Police
West Berlin
East Berlin
Berlin
jHe
Witt Iends
Potsdam
Frankfurt
London
John
West
Germany
Hitler
Spain
Ferguson appoints new Anderson Board of Public Works
Mayor-elect Ralph R. Ferguson names Louis E. Eggman Sharon Bell and Carl A. Cottom as members of the Anderson Board of Public Works for January 1 1956. Each has more than twenty years in local business and will lead the board in surveying future duties. Eggman a lifelong Anderson resident, is a bakery official.
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Fort Wayne
Ralph R. Ferguson
Anderson
Anderson Board of Public Works
Rvard of Works
Louis E. Eggman
W. 13Th St
Devider Pai
Sharon
Bell
Sherman
Ferguson
Board of Public Works
Carl A. Cottom
Main St
Andersonians
Bby
Eggman
Court
Democrat
Indiana braces for cold wave with light snow chances
A chilly air mass moves into Indiana late Wednesday with below normal readings expected for five days. Temperatures may reach 36 in the north and 45 in the south by mid afternoon, as snow flurries sweep the north and possibly snow showers occur in central areas.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Plesse
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Born yesterday at St. John's Hospital to Mr and Mrs Milton Manuel 1716 Fairview St twin boys to Mr and Mrs Donald McNeal 1915 W idth St a boy to Mr and Mrs Ronald Rehm Alexandria a girl to Mr and Mrs Haywood Will 526 Main St a boy to Mr and Mrs Joe Harrell 1414 Louise St two girls to Mr and Mrs Gene Tiawkins 938 Shellbark St
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St. John's Hospital
Milton Manuel
Fairview St
Donald McNeal
W.idth St
Ronald Rehm
Alexandria
Haywood Will
Main St
Joe Harrell
Louise St
Gene Tiawkins
Shellbark St
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Alden
Minn
Hong Kong
Tenneson
U.S
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Paris
Ike
Junior Spurrier
Mary Murphy
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Spurrier
Tournl
Law Fund
Marion B. Folsom
Health, Education
Adison County
Anderson Banking Company
Linder’s
George Hackett
American Legion
Post Home
Plant Two
Central Indiana Gas Company
Emmons
IBANK
Nyack
N.Y. A
New Tappen Zee National Bank
Associated Press
Rawatma
Young Marlene
Marlene Dietrich
Hollywood
Fred G. Yelton
Denver
Colo
Jeoffrey Brute
Dee
Krowl Rd
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