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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1958

Page

7

U S To Walk Tight Wire Expert Says

Washington reports warn the missile race may lag five years despite speedups. Thomas G Lanphier Jr of General Dynamics and Roy Hurley of Curtiss-Wright warn of underestimating the threat while Caltechs Hibbs and von Braun expect lag still over two to five years. Eisenhower cites defense bases but industry leaders urge urgency.

Washington United States Russia Thomas G. Lanphier Jr General Dynamics Corp Whic Air Force Donald W. Douglas Sr Douglas Aircraft Armed Services Douglas Lanphier Senate Roy T. Hurley Curtiss-Wright Carn + i Wernher von Braun U.S von Braun Associated Press

Court frees 11 Reds convicted under Smith Act

The US Court of Appeals freed 11 Communists convicted under the Smith Act after ruling the statute was undermined by a recent Supreme Court decision. Seven Hawaiians and four Seattle defendants had petitions denied for new trials. Names include Jack W. Hall Charles Fujimoto Ei Jeen Ariyoshi Koji Ariyoshi Jack Rinecke Jack Kimoto Dwight Freeman Henry Hurt John Daschbach Paul Bowen Terry Pettitus. The 1953 Hawaiians were convicted of conspiracy to advocate violent overthrow. The Supreme Court had earlier held that mere membership or leadership in the Communist Party cannot sustain a Smith Act conviction unless tied to concrete acts.

San Francisco U.S. Court of Appeals Supreme Court Seattle Jack W. Hall Hawaii International Longshoremen's & Warehousemen's Union Charles K. Fujimoto Communist Party Ei- Jeen ILWU Koji Ariyoshi Honolulu Negro Movement Terry Petitus Northwest People’s World U.S U.S. Supreme Court

Europe Faces Rising Unemployment Across Nations

Unemployment climbs in Great Britain, West Germany, Belgium, Sweden, and Finland while Italy, Austria, and Yugoslavia show mixed results. Authorities cite seasonal slackness and a construction downturn, with Italy at 134 million points of work and France reporting near full employment. The trend may be overstated by job seekers registering as unemployed.

London Europe Great Britain West Germany Belgium Sweden Finland Italy Austria Yugoslavia France Switzerland Germany

Insurance rate explanation prompts state inquiry

INDIANAPOLIS AP An explanation of rates charged by a fire insurance company led state officials to plan a hearing. State Insurance Commissioner Alden Palmer will oversee hearings on the rates while highlighting the firm as a former director Sherwood. The piece notes the need to protect motorists and pedestrians with safer highway practices amid calls for decisive action.

Indianapolis A . ‘Fire Insurance Company Nan jElmer W Little Dae Sherwood Pav Bee Alden Palmer Polio Fund Independ- Detroit Harlowent Mutual Fire Insurance Co H. Curtice General Motors Day Muuance Uuren Ovens Independent Gardner Earl Curtice Sherwood Gibbon Nebr George N. Craig Craig Buriram Thailand Alliance S. Clifton Thornhill Gio

Thailand Missionary Talks Here Tonight

The Rev Clark L Gardner will speak at 7:30 p m about missionary work in the United States where the Negro population is estimated at 14 and a half million. The talk will be in the local venue, inviting community attendance.

Thailand Clark L. Gardner United States

Van Orman Estate Left To Widow

Report of the Van Orman estate left to the widow with notes of aid given, details mention Havana town Monday night and western and southern sections. Slight damage was reported.

Evansville Ind P.F Harold van Orman Indiana Kitty van Orman van Orman Havana

Train Auto Deaths Rise in Indianapolis

The Indiana Office of Traffic Safety reported 97 train automobile deaths in 1957, 12 more than 1956, amid an overall drop in traffic fatalities from 1,222 to 1,158. The 1957 toll was the highest since 1953 and most victims lived near the accident scenes.

Indianapolis 7 Indiana Office of Traffic Safety

German arms debate in Bonn risks Middle East neutrality

A German press debate questions arms aid to Israel amid Bonn's neutral stance. Analysts warn shipments could breach promises not to inflame tensions while Russia arms Arab states. Observers note Israel seeks weapons elsewhere as Bonn weighs limits and NATO guarantees.

Middle East Germany Israel Bonn Russia Bon Al-L Paris Gurion Ludwig Erhard NATO Adenauer Social Democratic Party Ben Gurion United Nations

Capehart Attacks Indiana GOP Dismissals in County Feud

U S Senator Homer Capehart condemned Republican tactics in Indiana amid a Brown County dispute where five state workers were reportedly fired after a county party rebellion. He cited past condemnations by Handley Jenner and Parker and warned against leadership-driven purges as party factions clash ahead of a May primary.

Washington Homer E. Capehart Ind Harold W. Handley Indiana Brown County Handrey Robert) Matthews Brown County Republican Committee Jennier- Handley Craig Capehart Jenner Handley Senate Jeans Brown Adair County Jenner-Handley House E. Ross Adair I-Ind

New laxative Cotonaid promises overnight relief

Constipation blamed on a dry thrifty colon is addressed by a new laxative Cotonaid that moistens and stretches bulk to stimulate the bowel. It claims hospital approval for pregnancy and safety with vitamins, asserting no gagging, bloat, or griping and offers an introductory size for 98 cents.

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