What The Leaders Think Views Of Experts Vary On State Of Nation's Economy
In Connecticut an independent accountant delays buying a car. A Michigan homebuilder faces losses selling twelve empty houses. A school board revises high school blueprints as rates rise. Detroit auto men await spring demand. New York traders fret over markets. Washington reports a record peacetime budget of 71.8 billion dollars. Opinions split on inflation, tight money, and an economy in transition. President Eisenhower urges restraint. the Fed leans against wind to curb inflation while allowing growth. Tomorrow: money and construction costs impact classroom availability.
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Connecticut
Michigan
Detroit
New York
Washington
Federal Reserve
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Harlow H. Curtice
General Motors
Joseph M Dodge
Detroit Bank and Trust Co
America
Eisenhower
Federal Reserve System
Indiana House halts school aid formula changes
Rep. S. Paul Clay said he will not submit to the Indiana House a contested change in state tuition aid distribution. The plan would freeze the current formula and cut six million dollars, facing opposition from teachers and officials, with debate shifting to later budget discussions.
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Indianapolis
S. Paul Clay
Indiana House
Clay
Ways and Means
House
Indiana State Teachers Assn
Supt. of Public Instruction
Wilbur Young
Ways and Means Group
Young
Robert H. Wyatt
Teachers’ Assn
State Chamber of Commerce
Paul Clay
Indiana Senate approves reapportionment bill in push for new system
The Indiana Senate passed a constitutional amendment 38 to 10 to keep the Senate as is and redraw House districts every 10 years by federal census. A commission would reapportion if the Legislature fails. The move challenges existing six year redistricting rules and faces uncertain House approval amid tax debates on gasoline and diesel taxes delayed to Tuesday caucus.
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Indianapolisp
Indiana Senate
Senate
D. Russell Bontrager
Elkhart
House
John W. van Ness
Valparaiso
Eugene Bainbridge
Dmunster
Fire kills 71 at Missouri nursing home
A Warren County fire at Katie Jane Memorial Home killed 71, with investigators examining arson, mechanical failure, or accidental causes. The blaze started in an annex on the first floor, spreading rapidly through open doors and windows. Authorities expect 70 dead after one resident was found safe with relatives. Governor Blair ordered state agency investigations into the fire and home operations.
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Katie Jane
Warrenton
Missouri Highway Patrol
C. R. Oliver
Arena Uwa Nant
Oliver
Central Wesleyan College
F.H. Knigge
Warren County
Knigge
James T. Blair Jr
W.S. O'Sullivan
O'Sullivan
Missouri
Charles P. Orr
General Sanitation
State Health Division
Washington
The
Public Health Service
Herman H. Bedder
Troy
Bedder
Indiana Senate OKs local official salary hikes
The Indiana Senate approved a bill allowing Anderson and Richmond to raise mayors and other city officials salaries above 10 000 a year. The measure passed 47 to 1 and also provides for a 1500 annual raise for Anderson city clerks and 400 for each of nine councilmen.
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Indiana Senate
House
Anderson
Richmond
Police Officers to Convene Northern Indiana Feb 27
The Northern Indiana Association of Identification Supervisors will hold its annual winter conference February 27 in Anderson with 35 to 40 fingerprint officers from northern Indiana attending. Sessions led by Lt Crick and Capt Mow cover fingerprinting techniques and preservation. A Federal Bureau of Investigation film How To Use Fingerprints will be shown after lunch.
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Northern Indiana Association of Identification Superintendents
George Mitchell
Anderson Police Record Department
Ellsworth P. Crick
Fort Wayne
Indiana
John L. Heiden
Clement Russell
Robert Morris
Association
Herbert Harnish
Capt
H. W. Mow
Sgt. F. Roberts
Indiana State Police
Capt. Mow
Sgt. Roberts
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Capt. Mitchell
Lost Chord Missing From Marion Chorus Files
Marion Indiana reports 35 copies of the song The Lost Chord are missing from the Marion Male Chorus files. Director Paul Rigsbee says the sheet music cannot be found after searching folders and files.
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Marion
Ind
Paul Rigsbee
Rigsbee
Used TV Ad Yields Return of $50 On $1 Investment
A Windsor Way family earned $50 from a $1 classified ad in the Bulletin-Herald. The ad for a Westinghouse 21 inch mahogany console TV drew about four calls and sold the set on the first contact. The paper markets as Madison County's Marketplace.
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Bulletin-Herald
Windsor Way
Bulletin - Herald
Madison County
School Board and City Council Meet Tonight
City Council and Board of School Trustees hold regular meetings tonight. Council to consider rezoning measures and an appropriation ordinance at 7 30 p m in City Hall. School Board to meet at 5 p m in the School Administration Building at 528 W 9th Street.
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Board of School Trustees
Ernest Coburn
W. Lth
Guard Recruits Face Six Month Training Order
National Guard Association says Army plan to require six months of basic training could cost 50,000 recruits annually. Maj. Gen. Ellard A. Walsh appeals to a House subcommittee to block the order and defends Guard loyalty to state control against Pentagon policy. Defense Secretary Wilson had called the Guard draft dodging and will be recalled to explain the new training rule to take effect April 1.
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Washington
National Guard Assn
Army
Guard
Ellard A. Walsh
Association
Walsh
House Armed Services Subcommittee
Pentagon
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Anderson Church Census Shows Low Local Membership
The Anderson area religious census of 37 Protestant churches finds fewer than half of 45 307 residents affiliated with local churches. Rev. Ivan Ross reports 20 606 area residents hold church memberships with 2 888 communicants in two Roman Catholic parishes.
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Anderson
Ivan Ross
Anderson Association of Churches
Anderson Area
Ross
Indiana
Rose
Ingrid Bergman Nominated for Oscar Return to Hollywood Signaled
Ingrid Bergman earned an Academy Award nomination for best actress for Anastasia as Hollywood announces nominees. Competing with Baker Hepburn Kelly Kerr, Bergman's 1956 bid marks her return after seven years in exile and public reconciliation. Also, posthumous nod honors Dean in best supporting actor for Giant.
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Hollywood
Ingrid Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
Carroll Baker
Katharine Hepburn
Nancy Kelly
Deborah Kerr
Yul Brynner
James Dean
Kirk Douglas
Rossellini
Miss Bergman
Anastasia
Chest X Ray Efforts Continue Here For Free Tests
Portable unit of the Free Chest X-Ray program will operate at 207 E 10th St offering free tests today tomorrow and Thursday from noon to 5 p.m. On Wednesday tests run from 1 to 5 p.m. and again in the late afternoon depending on availability with about 300 persons already complying.
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E. 10Th St
Bridge Repair Talks Continue in Madison County Court
Madison County Board of Commissioners met in regular session at the courthouse to discuss repairs and reopening of the closed Tenth Street bridge span and to authorize advertising for machinery. City Attorney Jack Campbell and City Engineer Donald Gwinnup attended, with the bridge closed Friday due to broken sections and large holes in the pavement. Officials push rapid arrangements to restore east side traffic flow.
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Madison County Board of Commissioners
Tenth Street Bridge
Commissioners’ Court
Jack Campbell
Donald Gwinnup
Gwinnup
East Side
U N Delays Middle East Debate for Israel Egypt Plan
The United States obtained a delay in the U N Assembly debate on the Middle East to allow Israel to study American proposals. Abba Eban would fly to Jerusalem for Ben-Gurion consultations on a full Israeli withdrawal from Egypt. Arab calls for sanctions rose as Jamali urged action to protect Palestinian refugees and regional peace.
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Vuie
Eisenhower
Dulles
Knowland
Israel
Gaza
Aqaba
United States
Middle East
Thomasville
White House
United Nations
N. Y
U. N. Assembly
U. N
Abba Eban
Jerusalem
David Ben-Gurion
Egypt
Fadhel Jamali
Iraq
Assembly
Palestine
Jamali
U.N
Unidentified Tot Wanders Downtown. Police Seek Parents
In Anderson last night a small boy about two to three years old was found wandering on Jackson Street near Fifth Street. A passing motorist picked him up and by midnight authorities could not yet elicit a word from the shy youth. The child wears dugarees, cow boy boots, and a T shirt.
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Anderson
Jackson St
5Th St
New Arrivals Born at St Johns Hospital
New arrivals at St Johns Hospital include multiple newborns to local families. Leroy Floyds daughter, George Moore and Summitville couple, Robert Love, Norman Robinson, Dallas Hardacre, Danny Sav age, Richard Carter, and Donald Leathers welcomed babies in the latest births.
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St. John’s Hospital
Leroy Floyd
Broadway
George Moore
Summitville
Robert Love
Columbus Ave
Norman Robinson
6Th St
Dallas Hardacre
Danny Savage
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