Administration to seek bigger funds for research and education
Secretary Marion B. Folsom disclosed plans to Congress for sharp increases in medical research funding and federal aid to education. The health message would request higher research grants and new programs for medical schools, while the education message seeks a substantial rise in direct federal grants for building construction and research facilities. The report notes prior budget requests and anticipated special messages to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Congress
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Marion B. Folsom
Folsom
California
Oregon
Public Health Service
Som
Christmas Seal Drive Nears Goal Shortfall
Rev. George S. Taggart county campaign director urged immediate contributions to the Christmas Seal drive as it remains about 3000 dollars short of the 20000 dollar goal. He warned the campaign ends December 31 and encouraged supporters to finish the year strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Taggart
Taggart
Madison County
Moscow
Madison
Arseni E. Zverev
Mén County Tuberculosis Association
Volunteer French Patrol Disappears In Mountain Area
A 25-man native patrol led by a French sergeant vanished in rugged mountains near the Algeria Morocco frontier amid rebel activity. Military sources warn against desertion to the Army of God while noting no further details were released.
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Algters
Algeria
Morocco
Army of God
Gran
Zverev
Supreme Soviet
Washington
France
Lo Anithe
Jacques Soustelle
William T. Farley
Africa
Sovernmen
Good Morning Start The Day With A Chuckle
A New York Christmas note reports a pet shop in a bus terminal sold 22 baby boa constrictors gift wrapped to be placed under Christmas trees. The unusual sale highlights holiday humor and quirky storefront offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
California Floods Recede Leaving Death and Destruction
Floodwaters in northern and central California receded toward the Pacific as rain eased. Death toll and damage estimates topped 150 million dollars with fears of more bodies in Yuba City amid new evacuations. Helicopter patrols and sheriff offices warned residents to leave islands in the delta while flood channels near the Feather River crest again.
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San Francisco
California
Pacific
Yuba City
Feather River
Cilivan Defense
Sacramento-San Joaquin River
Alhich
Contra Coasta County Sheriffs
Jersey
Broadford Islands
Two Anderson Men Die In Light Plane Crash
Poul H. Thompson 41 and Jesse Johnson Jr. 38 died when a two seater light aircraft crashed near Huntsville Indiana after takeoff from Anderson Airport. Investigators pursued cause while state police noted possible mid air tail failure. Surviving relatives include Thompson’s widow Merle and daughter Dean.
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Paul H. Thompson
Laurel Sr
Jesse Johnson Jr
Andover Rd
Ind. 67
Huntsville
Fall Creek
Indiana
Anderson
Poul H. Thompson
Laurel Sf
Andersen
Eust
Ind
State Police
Civil Aeromantics Administration
Laurel St
Dad
Saudi Arabia
Cairo
Abdel Hakim Amer
Amer
Egypt
Arab League
Iran
Iraq
Turkey
Pakistan
Britain
Russia
Here
Jordan
Baghdad Pact
Three Nations
Fred Hiday
Mr. Thompson
Dent of
Plant 11
U S Death Toll Passes 500 Amid Christmas Weekend Tragedies
The Christmas weekend toll rose past 500 with 511 traffic deaths by 5 p.m. CST and 540 total from all accidents. States listed include Illinois 63, Michigan 346, Ohio 37, Wisconsin 13, with Indiana reporting 12.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Illlnois
Indians
Town
Kansas
Kentucky
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
Ohio
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Indiana
Tate
Relatives Of Mrs Brogdon Die In Crash
Word arrived yesterday of the deaths of Joyce Boyer 29 and her four year old daughter Darice in Jackson Michigan when their auto was struck by a New York Central passenger train en route to church. Sheriff and Mrs Brogdon had left town to visit them an hour before the tragedy. Mrs Boyer survived by husband Arnold and children Aaron Kern and the sister Mrs Brogdon. State Police and Tipton County provided details as officers investigated the crash.
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Joyce Boyer
Darice
Joe L. Brogdon
Jackson
Mich
Boyer
New York ‘Central
Brogdon
Arnold
Aaron
Kern
State Police
Tipton County
Paul Grimmee
Charles EB. Garst
Rt. 2
Atlanta
Grimme
Garst
Five Delco-Remy Men Advanced To Posts In Western Plant
Five Delco-Remy men receive promotions at the new Delco Battery plant being built in Olathe Kansas. Robert Ellis becomes personnel director and Donald Schaefer is resident controller. Lewis Dean Joseph Harrold and Roy Schuyler are set as general supervisors over assembly departments rubber molding oxide manufacturing and plate pasting. L Everett Gillespie is named personnel director at Delco Battery in Anaheim California.
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Delco-Remy
General Motors
Delco
Olathe
Kan
Robert Ellis
Anderson
Muncie
Donald G. Schaefer
Dogwood Dr
Alderson
Lewis B. Dean
Joseph R. Harrold
Roy G. Schuyler
BOP Kansas
Delco Battery
Clathe
Schaefer
Delco- Remy
Ellis
RKO Film Library Sold To TV Interests In Major Deal
Radio Pictures sold its entire movie output over four years for 15.2 million dollars to a TV entity. C S Super Corp purchased 740 feature-length films and over 1,000 shorts for 12.2 million in cash, with the rest paid in the next two years. Original cost of the films was about 75 million, and duplication costs were projected at 1.3 billion. The library includes works with stars such as Charles Laughton Katharine Hepburn Melvyn Douglas Jane Russell Frank Sinatra Orson Welles Robert Mitchum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
REG Radio Pictures
C Super Corp
RKO
Charles Laughton
Katharine Hepburn
Melvyn Douglas
Jane Russell
Frank Sinatra
Orson Welles
Robert Mitchum
East German Push for UN Seat Ties China Pact to Korea
Berlin reports Red China and East Germany demand UN admission for Peiping, call for Formosa return, and urge an international conference on Korea. The Chou En-lai Grotewohl treaty commits mutual consultation and cultural exchange while criticizing Western strength and Chiang Kai-shek.
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Berlin
Red China
East Germany
U.N
Peiping
Formosa
Korea
ADN
Chou En-lai
Otto Grotewohl
Chaing Kaishek
United States
United Nations
Asia
West Germany
Grotewohl
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Grotwohl
Two U S Airmen Die in Azores Bomber Crash
Two U S Navy airmen were killed and two seriously injured when a twin engine AJ2 transport bomber from a Florida base crashed while attempting to land at Lagens air field on Terceira Island in the Azores. The incident occurred Sunday night four miles from the field.
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Lagens
Azores Islands
U. S. Navy
Terceira
Azores
U. S Air Force
Port Lyautey
Morocco
Jacksonville
Fla
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Born yesterday at St. Johns Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lamb 306 Fletcher St a daughter. Mr. and Mrs Edwin Tewney Ws K 6th St twin sons. Mr. and Mrs William Stoops 1021 W 16th St a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Steiner Mar idon a daughter. Mr. and Mrs Raymond Breaker 901 W Sth St a daughter. Mr. and Mrs Ralph George 3660 Brown St a son. Mr. and Mrs Ray Matney 823 Hawthorne Ave a daughter. Mr. and Mrs James Norris Pendleton a son. Mr. and Mrs Herman Shaver 909 W Hh Si a son.
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St. John's Hospital
Herbert Lamb
Fletcher St
Edwin Tewney
William Stoops
W. 16Th
Paul Steiner
Raymond Breaker
W. Sth
Ralph George
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Viet Nam
Israel
Far East
75Th
508Th Airborne
1St
South Korea
John Wilson O’daniel
O’daniel
United States Military Assistance Advisory Group
French Indochina
Arthur E. Summerfield
Rivn- Torn
Fenstine
Bulletin-Herald
San Francisc
Cochle River
S. Korea
Rhee
Seoul
Tokyo
Hongkee Karl
China
North Korea
Japan
Karl
Coast Guard
Yellow Sea
Hussein
Nn Kay Thompson
Damascus
Paul J. Thompson
Anders
London
Harold Thompson
Betty Solution
Jeffers
Phillip Bunch
Anderment
Wilbur J
Thompson
van Nuys
Calif
9Th St
Madison Ave
Gene Miller
Cincinnati Ave
Peter Re
11Th St
Harold Coplinger
Hal Finney
U.S
Middle East Nations
Western Plant
Indiana University
Red Nations
Peiping U.N
Outer Mongolia
U. S
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