Edgewood Faces Drainage Dilemma Amid Growth
Edgewood residents push a modern storm and sanitary sewer plan after Indiana agencies approve, aiming to secure health and safety. The issue sits beside Anderson annexation debates as officials weigh extending city facilities and avoiding costly, fragmented solutions.
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El Dorado School Opens as Anderson Expands Special Education
Anderson inaugurates the El Dorado School of Special Education as a dedicated facility inside the public system. The former Kroger store becomes a self-contained site, making Anderson the third Indiana community with a separate building for handicapped education.
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News Faces Harold Martin
City Hall reporter Harold Martin a Hamilton County native with The Herald since 1953 except for two years in the Navy. he lives with wife Rachel in Lapel and is among the paper’s county residents featured in short sketches with a photograph.
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U.N. and Now NATO Credit The Soviet Standoff
Roscoe Drummond assesses Soviet moves at the United Nations amid Hungary Turkey and disarmament talks. The General Assembly backs Western disarmament steps while Khrushchev pledges people power in Hungary and NATO looms as the next test. The piece notes U.N. stamina over Soviet pressure and calls for unity among free nations.
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December and May Folklore on Marital Harmony
Folk belief links large age gaps in marriage to home discord though not always true. A rhymed tale titled December and May features Nestor and his wife debating age and fidelity with playful quarrel and clever repartee. An American saying about birth and sorrow closes the piece.
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Joy to the World and the Psalm 98 Prelude
A compact note credits Isaac Watts for the lyric “Joy to the World” and notes its musical setting by Handel’s Messiah with Lowell Mason’s tune. It traces the piece from ancient Hebrew psalms to modern Christmas chime, praising its enduring appeal as a masterpiece.
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World Farm Output to Match Last Year’s Record
The Foreign Agricultural Service forecast 1957 58 world agricultural output will equal last year’s record. It notes population growth will outpace gains, with declines in the Soviet Union Australia and Canada limiting production. Weather and surplus driven cuts in Canada also contributed to the drop.
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Super Highways Advocate Uses Cra to Urge Safer Roads
Dr. George W Cra Hobart argues for nationwide superhighways to cut auto deaths and injuries, suggesting money from lowered insurance and redirected military spending could finance cross country lanes. He cites Indiana data showing far fewer deaths on a toll road and claims potential annual savings of billions.
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Dr Brady critiques medical texts and rheumatism debate
The piece surveys a 1956 1957 health book index listing 3 700 volumes from 28 publishers on internal medicine diabetes ENT obstetrics heart disease pathology surgery nutrition and arthritis. Dr Brady argues nutritional deficiency underlies chronic joint disability and questions the focus on rheumatism. He invites readers to request his volume on chronic joint disability and to mail a response with payment.
Britain Turns to Sea Power in Cold War Energy Race
The piece argues Britain may resume a sea‑driven economy to secure raw materials for a hydrogen powered future. It notes Britain’s past shift from coal to uranium for the bomb, the high cost of plant construction, and expects the island nation to forge ahead leveraging its maritime dominance.
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France's Wealth Sparks Question on Bankruptcy Claim
A study by the six nation Coal and Steel Community shows French workers in iron ore and coal industries earning real wages well above German and Italian workers. It notes strong middle classes and manufacturers, with over four billion dollars salted away in foreign banks. The piece asks why France would be near national bankruptcy and needing a loan.
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France urged to end Algeria war and boost bonds
John B. Crane argues postwar France must speed the Algerian war’s end, raise taxes, cut government spending, and persuade wealthy citizens to invest in French bonds. He compares France’s debt to a family living beyond its income and calls for decisive fiscal reform and national unity.
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