Annexation case moves forward with Judge Simmons
Anderson and Anderson Township residents applaud the selection of Judge Victor Simmons as special judge in the annexation dispute. Simmons will hear an appeal against the city’s annexation ordinance after three prior appointees failed. The delay has slowed planning on drainage, schools, streets and zoning, and residents await a decision on whether Anderson will expand beyond current boundaries.
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Anderson
Anderson Township
Victor Simmons
Blackford
Simmons
Judge Simmons
Health Editor Advises Caution Over X Rays For Swallowed Objects
A reader warns about fluoroscope and X ray risks after a child swallows a foreign object. Do not induce vomiting. offer bulky foods to help pass the object and leave X ray decisions to doctors. Letter from Dr Brady notes limited reply capacity.
Eisenhower and Dulles Demand Clear Evidence on Soviet Disarmament
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles urge the need for concrete proof of Soviet sincerity before relaxing tensions. They warn that Soviet disarmament offers are a familiar tactic and must be backed by verifiable actions and trust to avoid weakening Western defenses.
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Eisenhower
Dulles
Nikolai Bulganin
United States
Bulganin
Fense
Free World
Kremlin
Acknowledging Mrs Gladys R Cornwell for Christmas Service
The community thanks Mrs Gladys R Cornwell executive secretary of the Anderson Family Service Bureau for directing the Christmas Clearing House program. Her efficient coordinating of donor lists and needy families helped prevent duplication and focus gifts where most needed while she continued her regular duties.
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Anderson Family Service Bureau
Cornwall
Council of Social Agencies
Cornwell
Family Service Bureau
Nixon Credited With Recognizing New Problems
Jack Bell reports Nixon was credited with spotting new issues as Eisenhower faced health concerns. The 1957 Sputnik era shocks prompted a reevaluation of political trends, heightening Nixon’s image as a potential 1960 Republican presidential nominee amid White House pressures and public complacency.
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Jack Bell
Washington
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Eisenhower
Russia
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Nictvinntte
White House
Jine
Red Chinese Fly Their First Plane
A Peiping report says Red China has flown its first domestically produced civilian aircraft named the A. The single engine plane was designed for night flying and could be used for crop spraying as a potential civil aviation milestone amid period politics. The article notes broader U S political coverage including civil rights and election results.
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China
Eisenhower
The Will To Negotiate and NATO's Fate
Walter Lippmann argues the three-year window will test NATO unity as the Soviet Union may reject disarmament talks. He warns U S leadership is crucial to prevent rising neutralist sentiment and a fractured alliance while favoring limited, cautious agreements over a grand peace settlement.
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Soviet Union
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Hagerty
Great Britain
Germany
Adenauer
United States
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Western Alliance
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Whippoorwill and Faith in East German Church Struggle
The article contrasts Communist pressures on East German Evangelical and Catholic churches with a feature on the whippoorwill. It notes arrests and church tax seizures by the Jung Pankow regime, bishop Dibelius travels, and a predator’s motivated vibration sense amid a subdued rural wildlife portrait.
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Germany
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Pankow
Jung
Evangelical
Evangelical Church
America
Magdeburg
East Zone
Evangelical Church of Death
Otto Dibelius
Bird
West
Berlin
Dibelius
Anderson Residents See Sputnik II Over Town Sky
Hershel Imel and his son Dan observed what they believed was Sputnik II moving northeast across the sky between 5:43 and 5:49 p.m. Tuesday in Anderson. They reported a small bright object that dimmed as it traveled northward.
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Hershel Imel
Haverhill Dr
Dan Imel
Folklore Snippets and Travel Vignettes From Four Corners
A collage of observations and anecdotes on common sayings, travel scenes, and animal behavior. A harried conductor, excited children, a newlywed couple, and a telephone-style box office exchange color a regionwide column. Fire calls and a desert landscape vignette mix with animal vibration lore and a cautionary proverb.
Fashion Slaves and the Psychology of Dress
A psychologist narrator argues that both men and women follow fashions, with men slower to change. He cites coat sleeve buttons as an example and suggests wives can prove men are not the only slaves to trends, noting cultural habits in dress and religion. Includes guidance for readers to contact Dr Crane for personal advice.
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Wits
Yam Brady
E! Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Earth
Sarah
Sarah L
Imale
Frederick
Prus
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