Disarmament talks seen likely despite no date set
Soviet Ambassador Georgi Zaroubin told Harold Stassen in a secret Jan 15 State Department meeting that an East West disarmament agreement is likely but offered no target date or new proposal. Officials say Zaroubin did not press for resumed talks and hopes for a future meeting in Moscow. Credit union holds annual meeting at Madison County High School. Billy Graham crusade planned in Chicago with broad church involvement and high interest among denominations.
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Washington
Georgi Zaroubin
Harold. Stassen
Secrot
Zaroubin
Russia
Stassen
State Department
Moscow
Eisenhower
Soviet Russia
Free World
Soviet Union
Edgewood Edge to Anderson Annexation Faces Tax and Health Debates
A community meeting in Edgewood scrutinized annexation to Anderson, arguing it would raise average taxes by 5115 yearly per family and burden service costs. Officials noted fire insurance rate pressures, contamination in surface water, and the need for a modern sewer system costing about 8200,000 with revenue bonds and Barrett Law financing. The drainage study showed sewage and flood hazards, slides highlighted flooding and sewage seepage, and plans for a combined sewage and storm sewer project were advanced with state health approval.
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Anderson
Edgewood
Indiana Insurance Rating Bureau
Daniel D. Quickel
Heath Board
C. 0. Davisson
Town
Martin A. Milling
Andersons
State Office
State Board of Health
Barrett
Law
J. Q. Finney
Forj
Hertman Louis Eggman
Elmhurst
Herti
Barrett Law
Bej
Don
Alleman
Edgewood annexation eyed with Edgewood Park system
Downtown parking questions dominated a public hearing as officials weighed annexation to connect Edgewood Park System with Anderson parks and to fund a new sewage facility. Proposals included leasing spaces at the former bowling alley site 8800 Main and estimating costs from 39 000 to 164 000 annually, with stakes for private investors and city revenue.
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Edgewood Park
Edgewood Country Club
Anderson Park
Edgewood
Sparking
10Th
Main
Sts
Hearing Audience Wood
Theliom Walker
the Parking, Inc
Anderson
Hert
Munman
Eic
Charles Dickmann
Indianapolis
John
Clouser
John L. Crisler
Don Elliot
Fleck
George T. Hill
W. C. Schuyler
Charles
Humphrey
Insurance rate hikes hit local drivers hard
Auto liability and collision and comprehensive insurance costs rose by an average 2.39 percent. Alden notes the rise compares with 25 to 33 percent increases elsewhere. Most affected are adult drivers over 25 who commute under 10 miles daily, with rates in the Anderson Muncie Marion Kokomo area rising from 299 to 35 dollars.
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Alden
Anderson, Muncie
Marion
Kokomo
Anderson College Growth Marks Long Service Record
Ground breaking ceremonies for a new Frankton high school and additions to Valley Grove Chesterfield and College Corner schools indicate extensive construction in Union and Richland townships. Dr Morrison, now president of Anderson College, has served since 1925 with a leadership tenure noted as among the longest in American higher education.
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Faye
Frankton
Valley Grove
Chesterfield
Union Township
College Corner
Richland Township
Indiana University
West Virginia
Missouri
Colorado
Morrison
Anderson Bible Training School
J. Turner Wilson
Indiana
Anderson College
North Central Association
Jode
H. L. Donovan
University of Kentucky
Association of American Colleges
Donovan
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Kirkland
Vanderbilt University
Snowy Weather Forecast Extends Through Monday
The forecast shows light snow or flurries with mixed rain in the far south. Normal highs range from 28 to 33 in the north and 46 to 49 in the south with lows from 12 to 17 in the north and 25 to 30 in the south. Precipitation averages up to two tenths of an inch expected Thursday through Monday.
Morrison marks shift in enrollment figures at college
President Morrison notes changes in enrollment as fall figures are updated. Evening registration occurs tonight and Friday 5 to 8 pm in Old Main. He has served longer as president than any living American educator, with 37 years as chief executive. Anderson woman’s group names new chair for the Women’s Civil Defense Council and praises turnout.
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Morrison
Old Main
William Lowe Bryan
Convicted Coniinued From Page One
Government witnesses testified that the defendants were members of the Ohio Communist Party. Hyman Lumer of Willowick and James West of Chicago were tied to party activity and Sam Reed and Samy Reed of Chicago were described as officials. Andrew Remes of Brooklyn backed the group and the Haugs allegedly faked resignations while taking money contributions in lieu of dues.
McElroy pushes ARPA plan amid funding debates
McElroy seeks to establish ARPA with 16 million dollars in initial financing and authorization to transfer about 38 million from the Army and 29 million from the Air Force for antimissile and outer space projects. The House added a rider granting agency authority, but the Senate committee dropped it after review.
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Wwemeou
Army
Air Force
Congress
McElroy
House
Defense ARPA setup and funding control debated in Congress
The article describes a proposed Defense ARPA structure with 25 scientists employed and a powerful defense chief limited in clan control while funds are allocated by ARPA. It notes congressional approval processes and a debate over shifting missile project funds to more promising programs and potential cancellations.
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Retor
Defense Descientist
Techniffense
ARPA
House
Congress
Senate
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John Finney
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Edgewood Committee
Tennessee
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Jnhead
iMore Snow
Falls City Beer
Biti
Prnoram
Mittees
Senate Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
Kreegar’‘S Country Meats
Link Sausage
Kreegar’s
Easton State Rd
County Line Rd
Parra
Terry Acy
America
Food Housekeeping
Viele TN
Altheimer
Aru
Klay
Meridian
der Oise
Kelley Furniture Co
Meridian St
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