Anniversary Reflections On America's Founding Charter
The piece traces the Declaration of Independence as a spark for democracy, notes the 180th anniversary of the United States, and contrasts 1776 ideals with today. It urges progress toward universal rights, acknowledges historical challenges, and frames the anniversary as a call to greater national unity and justice.
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Concord Bridge and Lexington Echoes in Atomic Threats
The Washington Merry-Go-Round contrasts the 1775 Lexington battle with today’s atomic age. It recalls Paul Revere, Minute Men, and Concord’s shadow while warning that a hydrogen war with Russia could kill hundreds of millions, and cites physicists warning of global catastrophic consequences. It also notes air safety concerns after a TWA United collision and critiques CAA morale and restructuring under the Commerce Department.
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Washington Truth
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Folklore and Verse Snippets from an Unknown Compiler
A mix of rhymes about daily life including a bride fretting over onions, a cold-hostess named Claire, and verses on income from poetry. Also a Pendleton Reformatory inmate reflects on work and punishment, plus an American saying about sleep. A New York note states over 90 percent of the world’s molybdenum is produced in the U S.
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Herald delivery failure notice and remedy
A subscriber who misses The Herald should call 3537 before 9 A M to arrange late delivery by special messenger after 9 A M If Sunday delivery fails go to the nearest outlet to obtain a free replacement copy A complaint procedure is outlined for missed issues
Naomi's plan to ease taxes by rooming elderly in private homes
Naomi N aged 58 proposes widows in small towns rent rooms to elder residents for 60 to 100 dollars monthly, easing taxes and hospital costs. She argues such cottage arrangements boost income and social activity, with mental and physical benefits, while using existing homes to avert state building programs.
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Agreement To Recognize Reds Made
London sources report three Asian Commonwealth nations urged immediate general recognition of the Peiping regime by the five other Commonwealth prime ministers. Britain Australia New Zealand Canada and South Africa backed the view with cautions on UN entry, while Canada highlighted U S sentiment and tied action to the U S election. Britain India Pakistan and Ceylon already recognize Red China. The group opposed British plans for Cyprus self determination.
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China
Cyprus
Brown eyes in children of brown-eyed parents analyzed
A note from William Brady M D explains eye color genetics. It details how initial blue appearance in newborns changes, the role of iris pigment, and how most brown-eyed parents yield mostly brown-eyed children with blue eyes possible in about one in twenty cases.
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Galton
GOP to Decide Fates of 3 Indiana Workers
The Republican State Committee will meet at noon Friday to choose a national committeeman and vice committeeman and to vote on Governor Craig's private publicity man William OConnell, paid by state headquarters but working for the governor. Observers expect former Gov. Ralph F. Gates to be retained as national committeeman, while Cecil Harden may be replaced due to Lt. Gov. Harold Handley's gubernatorial bid. Handley said OConnell was a personal luxury the party cannot afford.
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Republican State Committee
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O'Connell
Ruling Affects Strike Claim in Kokomo Plant
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals held that a company may sue for damages without waiting for arbitration when unions mount an unannounced strike. Cuneo Press sued Local 34 of the Paperhangers Union and Local 302 of the Printing Pressmen’s Union over a Jan 24–27, 1955 stoppage at the Kokomo Indiana plant.
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Circuit Court of Appeals
Indianapolis
Cuneo
Appeals Court
Hoosier Singers to entertain Seoul July 4 event
A pair of Indiana University singing groups the Singing Hoosiers and Hoosier Queens will perform at the U.S. Fourth of July celebration in Seoul Korea. The tours are for the USO under I U Professor George F Krueger. The invitation followed General Thomas D White's hearing them in a Tokyo concert in June.
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Tokyo
Personal health letters to Dr Brady invite stamped self addressed envelopes
Readers may send brief handwritten letters on health and hygiene not diagnosing diseases to Dr William Brady at 265 East Camino South Beverly Hills California. Only a few letters can be answered due to high volume and replies must follow provided instructions.
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Radiator water flow at 60 mph reaches high circulation
When a car is driven at sixty miles per hour the radiator water is circulated at about one thousand gallons per hour.
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