Soviet plan may allow more candidates in local elections
Western and Soviet sources report Moscow weighing a shift from single candidate ballots to multi name ballots at local Soviet level as part of post Stalin reforms. Diplomats note possible broader popularization yet party approval still controls who runs. The Izvestia campaign for parliamentary democracy is cited by Senate Republicans as evidence of official Communist moves.
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Soviet Union
Gavliament Orgat Izvestia
Moscow
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Claude Lightfant
Tisols
Lastionth
Halifax radar site workers face mis led bar trouble
In Halifax Nova Scotia a large brown bar disrupts a mid Canada radar station project. Workmen shield themselves with government protection as wildlife fears loom. A stray cat near shore draws attention and a failed helicopter scare entertains a 450 pound audience.
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Halifax
N.S. UA
mid-Canada
Want Ad Tips From A Quick Seller
An executive sales pitch explains that placing a Want Ad. costs little and yields fast buyer interest. The example notes a Little Want Ad attracting a buyer on its first day.
Monroe Township Group Seeks New High School
A committee led by Township residents seeks a new high school for Monroe Township. Petition signatures reach about 4 225. 70 percent of township citizens support the effort while 30 percent oppose. The plan envisions a holding corporation to fund construction, with bonds retired through the township budget and a 7 cent building levy.
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Alexandria
Patitions Can
New Township High School
Jesse Biddle
Jason Grose
Raymond Davis
Orestes
Don Nash
John Ellis
Virgil Sparks Clem Millspaugh
Herman Manning
Howard Hartwell
Gaines
Alexandria High School
Indiana University
Township
Grose
Cunningham
Herald Departments Closed Today For Holiday Schedule
Most Herald departments will be closed today due to the holiday. Society accounting classification display advertising and circulation offices are shut all day. News staff will resume duty after 7 20 p m and callers should not reach the news department before that time. The Thursday edition will be delivered as scheduled.
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Herald
Newstom
Society
Aval Umo
Guard Advance Heads to Camp McCoy for Two-Week Training
Local National Guard units from Anderson plus nearby towns depart in convoys to Camp McCoy Wisconsin to join major 38th Infantry Division forces for two weeks of field training with the 131st Infantry. Over 30,000 Indian Guardsmen participate, with multiple units staggered departures and a return planned in early July.
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National Guard
Anderson
Camp McCoy
Wis
Aladdria
New Castle
Richmond
Sil
Wisconsin Training Center
New Milford
Wn Lamp McCoy
Tatthion
Jeaves Anderson
Company D
131St. Infantry
38Th Infantry Division
Lions To Present Club History At Noon Meeting
Anderson Lions Club members will present a history program at the noon YMCA meeting. Luther Elsen, the new president, will lead the session and William Watson serves as program chair.
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Lions
Anderson Lions Club
YMCA
Luther Elsen
Wil
William Watson
Proram
Dulles Sees Fading Chance of General Soviet War
Secretary of State Dulles tells a House subcommittee that the likelihood of a broad Soviet war has diminished since last year though the Soviet economy grows stronger. He cites continued U S aid to Yugoslavia, signals of internal pressures in the USSR, and that a planned cut in military manpower by the Soviet Union would not lessen overall military potential. He notes the Soviets have shifted to nonmilitary tactics and warned about the quick redeployment of trained personnel from factories to the front.
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Washington
Dulles
Russia
U.S
Yugoslavia
Tite
Dukes
Soviet Union
House
Wes
Nnt
Otto E. Passman
Home Girl Was Top Choice For A June Bride
County records show 134 marriage licenses issued in June at the County Clerk office under Joseph H. Arming. Seventy one licenses went to men who chose brides described as home girls, with others including office workers, retail staff, factory workers, students, shop workers, and professionals.
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Arma
Joseph H. Armingon
Dan Cupil
Nixon to visit Chiang Kai-shek in Far East tour
Vice President Nixon will fly to Formosa on July 7 for a meeting with Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek. President Eisenhower and White House officials confirmed the trip scheduled during Nixon’s Far East visit with stops including Manila and Saigon as part of mark on independence anniversaries.
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Gettysburg
White House
Nixon
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Taipei
Eisenhower
Far East
James C. Hagerty
Jeter
Hagerty
Chiang
Rain Halls Permits Crowds To Attend Free Fair
Mid afternoon rain dampened attendance at the Anderson Free Fair but evening clearing drew several thousand people. The fair runs through the week and July 4 is expected to set a record with colorful midway offerings and several acts held over from yesterday.
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Anderson
Closings And Investigators Find Huge Outings to Mark Planes Smashed Together
Across Anderson and Indiana places residents planned holidays with factory and bank closings and traffic warnings during a 180th Independence Day observance. The Grand Canyon disaster story reports that two airliners collided mid air before plunging into the canyon, with remains recovered and investigators confirming mid air collision.
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Grand Canyon Village
Ariz
Grand Canyon
Thescene
Trans-World
United
Williams And Roby Named To School Board
In Anderson yesterday council approved Ralph R. Ferguson nominations to replace expiring terms. Sidney Williams and Wilbur Roby were named to the Anderson Board of Leid Trustees and will assume posts on or after August 1. Williams, a Madison County native and Purdue trained pharmacist, is Hook Drug Company district manager and active in church and civic groups.
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Anderson Neil
Mayr
Ralph R. Ferguson
Anderson, Board of Leid
Ferguson
Sidney Williams
W. 8Th St
Wilbur Roby
Sheridan St
Williams
Madison County
Elwood High School
Purdue University
School of Pharmacy
The
Hook Drug Company
First Methodist Church
Rotary Club
Masonic Indge
Scottish Rite
Shriners
Hocket Post
American Legion
S cli
Hoaks
Mfr
Sidney Williams Field
Anderson Board of School
Anderson City Council
Bus Strike Orders Not Effective For Lines In Anderson
Indianapolis dispatch reports a two-line bus strike order issued by the Amalgamated Association halting at 12:00 am Thursday. It targets Southeastern Iee and Indiana Railroad lines impacting about 26 workers though Anderson lines under separate contracts face no service disruption.
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Anderson City
Art W. Kimm
Main St
Trailways Interstate Buses
Weston Company
Chicago
Indiana Railroad
Greyhound
B.C. Lings
Indianapolis
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway
Lator Coach Employes
Southeastern Iee
Anderson College Receives Ford Endowment Grant
Anderson College received an 83 000 dollar check from the Ford Foundation, part of a 13 million dollar funding push to support 620 private colleges and universities. The program aims to raise faculty salaries, improve hospital care, and ease medical school finances as the foundation celebrates a decades-long philanthropy.
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Anderson College
Ford Foundation
United States
Foundation
Wilson Refuses To Apologize For Statement
Washington defense secretary Charles E. Wilson defies calls to apologize to Congress for a recent phony remark. He tells Sen. Henry M. Jackson that Jackson and other critics should apologize to him during three days of Senate Armed Services subcommittee questioning. Chairman Stuart Symington warns of misleading the public over military strength as the hearing nears its end.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Congress
Senate
Wilson
Senate Committee
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Senate Armed Services
Stuart Symi
Mington
Defense Department
United States
Symington
Lermark
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Born at St. John's Hospital and elsewhere in Anderson area, several families welcomed newborns. Notable entries include a girl for Mr. and Mrs. William Concld at 1307 W 29th, two girls for Mr. and Mrs. George Fulsley of 508 Park Ave, and three girls for Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Bear of 2007 Haverhill Dr. Also listed are a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bargiey of 3643 Henry St, a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Perry of 1221 West 5th St, a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roberts at 2315 Pearl St, two children (two boys) for Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Falender of 2623 W 18th St, and a boy for Mr. and Mrs. William Jones of 1003 Y 18th St.
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St. John’s Hospital
William Concld
George Fulsley
Park Ave
Merrill Bear
Haverhill Dr
Richard Bargiey
Henry St
Oscar Perry
Charles Roberts
Pearl St
Stanford Falender
18Th St
Wiliam Jones
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