Eisenhower Says Military Warns On Communist Threats
Former President Eisenhower tells a Senate subcommittee that military officers may warn of Communist threats and should not be censored. He argues against preapproval of public statements by top officials while stressing the need for information on communism to reach servicemen and civilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
API
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Senate Armed Services
Pentagon
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Adm
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
Robert A. Lovett
Truman
Burke
Lovell
Sen
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Defense Department
Fulbright
Stennis
Lovett
Harsh Cold Grips Areas Of Nation
A sweeping cold snap stretched across much of the country with snow drifts up to a foot in northern Wyoming and highway closures in Montana and Utah. Freezing fog froze windshields on interstates near Salt Lake City, while Los Angeles aided travelers stranded by recent snow. An ice storm hit southern Texas causing fatalities and crop losses lingered in the Rio Grande Valley. The weather contrasted with political tensions as Senate hearings debated military involvement in public affairs and civilian oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wyoming
U.S. 14
Sheridan
Greybull
Wyo
Gillette
Midwest
Montana
Beaverhead
Dillons
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Utah
Los Angeles
Mojave
Chamber of Commerce
Sheriff's Office
Edwards Air Force Base
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Warsaw Free Speech Club Angers Reds
Warsaw Poland AP reports last week’s Crooked Circle meeting drew about 250 attendees in a Warsaw Market Place room to debate freedom of expression amid Communist limits. Key figures Kotarbinski Kolarkowski Slonimski Lipinski urged easing official bounds for real thought.
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Warsaw
Free Speech Club
Angers Reds
Poland
Crooked Circle
Warsaw Market Place
Tadeusz Kotarbinski
Polish Academy of Sciences
Leszek Kolarkowski
Weather sketch shows chilly day with near freezing highs
The report notes a cloudy day with a high near 32 and a low around 18 as temperatures edge back into the 30s tomorrow. Yesterday reached 27 with a low of 9, and sunrise and sunset times are 5 51 p m and 9 59 p m respectively.
Glenn Capsule Delays Put Glenn Flight In Limbo
US scientists replaced two key parts in the space capsule and delays risk pushing the Mercury mission launch to next Tuesday. If countdown issues persist Glenn aims for a three orbit flight while Carpenter tests a simulated mission and officials reckon a Saturday date may slip.
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Cape Canaveral
UPI
John H. Glenn Jr
Sturday
Glenn
M. Scott Carpenter
William K. Douglas
U.S
Navy
Federal Space Agency
Argentina Backs U S Move to Oust Castro Regime
At the eighth inter American conference Argentina joined eleven others in backing a U S plan to brand Castro as a Communist satellite and suspend Cuba from inter American affairs. Argentina and the United States reached a tacit agreement to avoid mass rupture of relations while pressing for action. Brazil maintained a juridical stance and warned against rushed measures.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
UPI
United States
Argentina
Fidel Castro
American Community of Nations
U.S
Chile
Ecuador
Wells Uli Lreeawe Ewcele
Cuba
U. S
Miguel Angel Carcano
Dean Rusk
Santhiago Dantas
Brazil
Castro
Auto hits jaywalking child near Jackson Street noon
A five year old from Anderson was struck while crossing Jackson Street between 16th and 17th Streets yesterday near noon. Douglas Ray Ash, 220 West 17th Street, suffered a possible concussion. Driver Sara Parks, 49, of 2701 Crystal Street, was traveling about 15 mph. In a separate incident, Arthur Joseph Vickery, 20, 808 Ellenhurst Drive, crashed into a cement abutment to avoid another car. He was hospitalized with head and knee injuries and a lip laceration following the 11:50 a.m. crash on Indiana 109 near the Indiana 67 junction. Vehicle damage estimated at $450.
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Anderson
Douglas Ray Ash
17Th St
Sara Parks
Crystal St
Jackson Street
16Th
17Th
Sheriff's Department
Arthur Joseph Vickery
Ellenhurst Dr
Vickery
Service Group To Hear TB Official Talk At Meeting
The Community Services Council of Madison County will hear about tuberculosis problems at its January meeting today. TB, once deadly, is not yet controlled with about 40 new Madison County cases found in the past year. Mrs. Pauline Matthis, assistant director of the Indiana Tuberculosis Association, will speak.
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Community Services Council
Madison County
Pauline Matthis
Indiana Tuberculosis Association
Matthis
National TB Association
Madison County UF Dollars Boost State Heart And Cancer Research
Madison County United Fund directs twelve thousand dollars yearly to heart and cancer research at Indiana University Medical Center in Indianapolis. Since three campaigns, about twenty four thousand dollars has been awarded with twelve thousand more planned this year. Dr Doris H Merritt notes funds support research toward causes and cures for heart disease and cancer in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ross
Janet Floyd
Indiana University Medical Center
Indianapolis
Madison County United Fund
Madison County
Indiana
Doris H. Merritt
Motoring flee from crash blamed on drinking and fear in Indianapolis
Police inspector Audrey E. Jacobs told the Safety Board that 1,663 motorists left hit and run scenes in Indianapolis last year. The main reasons cited were drunken driving, driving without a permit, and fear of being caught with another woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Audrey E. Jacobs
The
Safety Board
Police Hold Man For Daughter Repeated Incidents
A 35 year old Anderson man is held on a preliminary charge of repeated relations with his teenage foster daughter. The 15 year old girl says the abuse began last October. Police learned of the matter after a probation officer and the prosecutor's office alerted authorities. Names are withheld to protect the girl. Detectives are pursuing new leads in a $103 holdup at the Ohio Avenue Drug Store. A suspect was questioned yesterday and released.
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Anderson
Ohio Avenue
E. 13Th St
Airlines To Merge In Major U.S. Merger
American Airlines and Eastern Air Lines announce a planned merger to form the largest U.S. carrier with assets above 902 million dollars and annual revenues over 711 million. The deal, subject to CAB and stockholder approval, would place American ahead of United as the top domestic airline.
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NEW York
UPI
American
Eastern
Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
U.S
United Air Lines
United
Capital Airlines
American Airlines
Cen
Chamber Names Committees in Anderson Business Education Pair
Two industrialists and two educators were named as chairmen and vice-chairmen of two Anderson Chamber of Commerce committees. Gordon France heads the Business Education Committee with Joseph Dye as vice-chairman, while Robert C. Miller leads the Education Committee with Enoch S. Drumm as vice-chairman. G. E. Ebbertt, superintendent of Anderson Public Schools, will join as a board liaison. The panels aim to improve understanding and standards across public, parochial, and private schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Robert L. Austin
Gordon France
Delco-Remy
Joseph Dye
Anderson Public Schools
Robert C. Miller
Guide Lamp
Enoch S. Drumm
Chamber of Commerce
G. E. Ebbertt
Austin
Business Education
Revenue Center To Include Indiana
Rep. Brent Spence announces an IRS processing center for the Cincinnati area will be located in Covington Kentucky just across the Ohio River from Cincinnati. The new center includes Indiana and was selected by the IRS for the Covington site in his district.
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Washington
UPI
Brent Spence
D-Ky
Internal Revenue Service
Cincinnati
Indiana
Covington
Spence
IRS
Ohio River
City Guide Lamp Win FP Citations
In 1961 the National Fire Prevention Association held its contest with Boston HQ. Guide Lamp Division of General Motors won first in industrial division, Anderson placing eighth nationally among 236 cities and second in state. Bloomington led state honors. Chamber of Commerce Fire Prevention committee led by John Brown credited for local results.
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National Fire Protective Association
Boston
Mass
Anderson
Guide Lamp
General Motors
Nad
Wausau
Wisc
Bloomington
Chamber of Commerce Committee On
John Brown
Charles
GOP Women Install Set Annual Tea Date
Madison County GOP Women install officers and board of directors at a meeting hosted by Mrs. R. H. Roberts. Club president A. P. McDaniel announced the annual Membership Tea will be February 28 at the Lilly Lounge, Charles E. Wilson Library, Anderson College campus. About 60 members attended. details on the speaker to be released later.
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Madison County Gop
R. H. Roberts
A. P. McDaniel
Lilly
Charles E. Wilson
Anderson College
Postage Increase Bill Advances in House Over Postal Rates
The House tentatively approved a 700 million dollar postal rate rise with a ban on communist propaganda mail. Final passage was delayed to Wednesday amid votes and amendments, while the administration sought heavier charges on heavy business mail like newspapers and magazines.
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Washington
UPI
House
House Post Office Committee
Administration
Committee
Tration
H. R. Gross
Iowa
Glenn Cunningham
R-Neb
William Fitts
Ryan
News-Star executive found dead at convention
Richard Hale 61 general manager of the Monroe News Star and World was found dead in his hotel room bed in Chicago while attending the Newspaper Advertising Executives Association convention. Death was due to coronary occlusion observed at the scene.
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Chicago
UPI
Richard Hale
Monroe
News - Star and World
Hale
Newspaper Advertising Executive Association
Resuscitation Fails for 5-Month-Old Suffocation
In Alexandria a doctor and emergency crews could not revive Andrew Robert Lowe after he became entangled in bed clothing and suffocated while asleep with his mother. Coroner confirms death. Trent and Nadine Lowe live at 506 W. Washington St. The mother awoke about 6 a.m. and called for help.
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Alexandria
Andrew Robert Lowe
Trent
Nadine Lowe
Washington St
Cecil Carmichael
New Arrivals Born at St. John's Hospital
At St. John's Hospital three families report newborn boys for Frank Jackson of 1820 Madison Ave, Wilbur McCartney of Chesterfield, A. J. Looper of 418 Federal Dr. and Steven Massie of Rt. 2. Richard A. Stoner and wife welcome a daughter born Tuesday in Bloomington. Paternal grandparents Lloyd and Mrs. Stoner of Anderson.
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St. John’s Hospital
Frank Jackson
Madison Ave
Wilbur McCarteney
Chesterfield
A. J. Looper
Federal Dr
Steven Massie
Rt. 2
Richard A. Stoner
Anderson
Bloomington
Lloyd Stoner
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Antoni Slonimski
Edward Lipinski
A.m
Paul Ravage
Larry McCartney
Atlas
NASA
Tral
Pennsylvania
C. R. Smith
Malcolm A. Macintrye
Smith
MacIntyre
D-N. Y
John Lindsay
Justice Department
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