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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1954

Page

9

Farm Price Aid Compromise Near, Congress Nears Plan

Washington reports indicate a one year farm price aid compromise nearing agreement. The plan would keep price supports at 80 to 85 percent of parity, splitting differences between President Eisenhower’s flexible system and parity targets. Democrats show strong support for 76 percent or higher, while administration seeks a 10 billion borrowing option for the Commodity Credit Corp. program.

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U S Steel Announces Price Increase Amid Wage Pact

U S Steel Corp plans a price rise for basic steel products averaging three dollars a ton. Current price sits around 120 per ton as unions secure five cent hourly wage gains plus improved pension and insurance. Company did not specify effective date. Driver strike in St Louis area postponed two weeks after bargaining extension.

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African Spearmen Defeat Terrorists

In Kenya, spearmen of the Kenyan tribes braved rifle fire and killed five attackers from a Kikuyu gang. The ambush occurred as tensions rose near Masai country amid antiwhite Maw Mau fears. A Magai-led act took place on their own initiative. South Yakola recorded a small silver value in 1953.

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Unpredictable Madman Spree Says Doctor In Indianapolis

Dr. Mor Morgan, director at Central State Hospital, described Ellis as unpredictable during the recent siege. Medical reports note brain artery hardening, and Ellis had left the hospital previously for convalescence. Mrs. Ellis recalled his willingness to leave, while hospital officials defended strict safeguards against dangerous patients.

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Senator Warns On Giving China Reds U N Seat

Senator Knowland warns that if Communist China gains United Nations membership he will resign as Senate majority leader and push to terminate US membership and funding. He says a Communist victory in Indochina is likely and cites an imminent General Assembly move to seat Red China. He vows to vote against the organization to avoid administration embarrassment. He notes allied France faces Vietnamese influx and calls for United States initiative against Communist aggression in Asia.

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Missing Snake Bitten Child Recovered in Indiana

A Clarkguille Indiana boy about a year old was bitten by a snake and wandered from his grandfather’s home. Police in Anckvilleg Md. and a Washington suburb recovered him hours later after a woman driver found him near Rockville and brought him to police. The boy’s grandfather Maddox reported the disappearance, and the child’s parents live in Clarksville.

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ICI0 Breaks Hold Of Electrical Union in Schenectady

In Schenectady New York the CIO International Union of Electrical Workers won a National Labor Relations Board election at General Electric’s Main plant, breaking the 18 year hold of the United Electrical Workers. NLRB results show 4,005 for WE, 4,179 for UE, 267 no union. The UI was expelled from the CIO in 1949 for Communist links. Bob Goacher's Band Tatlers Tavern 29 W. 9th St.

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