Russians Eye Atomic Papers and Younger Admirals Plan
Reports from Geneva note Libby of the Atomic Energy Commission declining to confirm details of Soviet papers seen, while a press briefing ties his remarks to international atomic conference plans. Eight Soviet Christian leaders visit Britain under church council invitation, staying with Canterbury's Archbishop. Navy policy signals shift to promote younger officers, with Rear Admiral Burke eyed for Navy Chief. Britain cites five and a half million pounds of Soviet gold entering the country in early 1955 amid Rubber and cotton purchases and currency moves.
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Russia
Willard Libby
Atomicnergy Commission
Libby
Abel Stracts
Geneva
Pres Lent Tilkethower
United Nations
Soviet Union
Great Britain
de Russting
Geoffrey Fisher
Avettishon
Canterbury
Prinule
England
Kerneth Stack
Senelars
NAVY
Charles S Thomas
Thaptas
Perlicy
Thomas
Acleigh Burke
Naval Operations
Sterling
AEC Nominee Withdraws Amid Weather Drag on Power
Hot weather pushes power lines to overloads, causing outages citywide for about two hours. Highs near 90, forecasts warn of more 90 degree days, with storms and cooler air later. Damaged lines near St Marys Church triggered repairs as transformers overloaded in the heat. Nearby a photo shows three Akron housewives prospector with Canadian uranium pay dirt.
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Mercury
Miméras
St. Mary’s Church
Jaley
Tuditna
Morcury Road
Indiana
Whitfield asks Eisenhower to withdraw Atomic Energy nomination
Senator Allen Whitfield told President Eisenhower he faced a batch of “most extraordinary” questions in a senatorial quiz and urged withdrawal of his nomination to the Atomic Energy position amid ongoing confirmation debates.
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Washington II
Allen Whitfield
Eisenhower
Atomic Energy New Mnicoim Catiay
Whitfield
Des Moines
Republicats Party
Sera Aiv House
Atomic Energy Committee
AEC
Cpr. Mithen
White House
Eisen
Atomic Energy Commission
Gettysburg
Murray Snyder
Eiserhower
Snyder
Sen. Anderson D Nunj
Joint Committee
Salk Vaccine Drive Expands as Nixon Pushes Research
A new government research program to improve production and testing of the Salk polio vaccine was announced, with 300000 shots released. Wyeth Laboratories produced the vaccine under revised standards, aiding the stalled immunization drive for first and second graders. Texas was next in line for the batch, as the National Foundation notes vaccine supply remains limited.
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Washington Wt
Poll Health Service
PHS
Wyeth Laboratories
Marietta
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Wyeth
Texas
Escapees Caught After Eluding Dragnet Here
Two men sought after a jail escape and a car theft near Indianapolis were captured following a high speed search across Madison County. Police reported sightings near Ind 9 and 38th Street Road, with one suspect serving time for a prior officer shooting. A statewide rail route redesign was discussed as part of a Tall Road Carrier reform meeting in Indianapolis, with officials citing broader east central access. An athletic park crowd of about 22,000 attended the Eastern Indiana Fair harness program in Anderson.
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Lotert
Ind
Madison County
Bloomington
Theylties
Vin Anderson
Takhunt
Whit 1
Bath
Alf Bflock
Jathy ‘Davils
Prosecular Street
Central Avenue
Melvin Thornburg
Dir Mavison
Lcal
Ctecult
Wwaoamen
Philip Craig
Bedford
Robert Lee Eless Shaffer
Akron
O. Craig
Morris Carpenter
38Th Street Road
Railroad
Yelion
Anderson
Hhas
Garman
Indiana
Sid
Page
Indianapolis Shoel Road
25Th Street
Raihle Avenue
Jas
Madison County Sheriff's
Dlann
Qffice
Stair Palee
Lige
Here
Hem
Noblesville
Dianapolis
Sal
Alderson
Rossvilles
of the Fair
Anderson Chamber of Commmerce
Indianapoli
Vinson Retires After 38 Years At Delco-Remy
Everett Vinson resigns as Delco Remy Division Plant 10 superintendent after 38 years in the industry. He retires effective June 30 after seven years leading Plant 30. He joined in 1917 as machinery supervisor at Romy Flovtriv Company and later held multiple assignments becoming foreman in 1925.
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Everett Vinson
Delco-Remy Division
Oval
Pain Heads
Edfer
Record Attendance At Chesterfield Spiritualist Camp
Attendance at Chesterfield Spiritualist Camp remains at peak after a long July 4 weekend with all three hotels full. The afternoon program included Rev. John W. Bunker of Lansing, Rev. Dorothy Belle Hiett of Dallas, and Rev. Clara Medcalf Haines of St. Petersburg. Memorial service Sunday morning is led by Rev. Clifford Bias.
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Chesterfield
John W. Bunker
Lansing
Mich
Dorothy Belle Hiett
Dallas
Tex
Clara Medcalf Haines
St. ‘Petersburg
Tnday
Austin 2
Wallace
Eaton Rapids
Charles Swann
St. Petersburg
Tia
Loretta Schmitt
Mable Biffle
Clifford Bias
St Petersburg
Cathedral of the Woods
Fred L. Felix
Toledo
Ohio
Mamie B. Schulz
Philadelphia
Table Tif
Chicago man stops car fire in rear seat
Walter Ti 34 was driving home Friday when he smelled smoke. He pulled into Hunk and Tailor to use Nu ES and firemen, friendly extinguished a small blaze in the rear seat of his car.
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Chicago
Walter Ti
Friendly
First U S Skier Was Mail Man In Western States
The article recalls the first U S skier who was a mail carrier in western states, Halled Thompson born in Telemarket Norway, who came to the United States around 1850 and skied for twenty winters delivering mail along the northern California Carson Valley route. It notes the enduring mail service and hints at using Want Ads for classified notices.
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U.S
Thompson
Telemarket
Norway
United States
Ndt
California
Carson Valeley
Births In June Here Total 181
Health Department officials reported that June births in Anderson totaled 181, with 84 deaths in the city and 38 in rural areas. City cases of contagious diseases included mumps, measles, scarlet fever and tuberculosis, while rural county cases included measles and poliomyelitis. The June activities of Verle Dovey, Earl Hill, Walter Knupp, and Dallas Thomas are noted. no dog bite or rabies complaints were received.
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Health Department
Anderson
Mira
Enwnty
City and Counts Health Officer
Tr .C
Austin
Verle Dovey
Earl Q. Hill
Walter Knupp
Dallas —. Thomas
Fireworks to Cap Fair Week After Greyhound Meet
Four giant spectacular fireworks displays will light the sky after the greyhound race program starting at 7 p.m. The fireworks are set for 10 p.m. Officials said attendance rose to just over 73 000 after a rainout last Monday. A Fair Board spokesman praised the week as among the best in years despite inclement weather. Patronage of rides and AMA shows remained strong and the fair racing program drew high praise.
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Greyhound Rmg
The
Fair Board
Amusement Company of America
Farness Racing
Seaway Grain Outlook Study to Gauge Impacts
A study led by Indiana University and the Chicago Board of Trade will assess how the St. Lawrence Seaway could affect grain marketing. Prof. Lb. Waters, chairman of the transportation department, will direct the project funded by an unnamed source, to develop data on where the seaway may influence current marketing facilities.
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Cincago
St.Lawrence Seaway
Indiana
Unversity
Chicago Board of Trade
Lb. Waters
Transportation Department of the
School of Business
Sim
Final Inspection Of Soap Box Derby Racers This Afternoon
Derby officials announce this afternoon’s final inspection for soap box racers. Steering, braking, and overall dimensions must meet rules. Entrants must fit within 42 inch width, 28 inch height, and 80 inch length, with total weight under 259 pounds.
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Thay
Derby Mule Busk
Tolet
Mosidllan St
Fongih
Juni
Numa
Armed York escapes captured near Jeffersonville station
Police seized two armed escapees from York Pa Kenneth Norman Phillips 21 and Ernest Lindsey 22 after a routine check at an all night service station in Jeffersonville. Lindsey waved a pistol before surrendering. officers recovered a 45 caliber and a .32 pistol from the waste area and other stolen autos as the suspects admitted multiple burglaries and a wide travel range from Harrisburg to Las Vegas and Chattanooga.
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Jeppersonville
York
Charles Smith
Paul
Coleman
Charles O'Hern
Ihel Jolicers
Kenneth Norman Phillips
Ernest Lindsey
Jefersonville
O'Hern
Smith
Lindsey
Alden
Okla
Harrisburg
Las Vegas
Vevy
Chattanooga
Tenn
Wilson Opposes Changes In the Reserve Plan
Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson on Friday opposed proposals to exempt ex servicemen from compulsory reserve service. He argued against letting chance decide the reserve core and favored a $400 bonus for three years of active reserve training in combat units. Wilson pressed keeping current eight year active and reserve service requirements and urged universal conscription for youth.
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Washington
Secrretary
Charles E. Wilson
Sen
Fi 1 Mgal
Senate Armed Services Committee
Army
Marine Corps
Air Force
Navy
Russell
Wilson
King
Eisenhower
Phillip Eikenberry Injured In Auto Bicycle Collision
Phillip Eikenberry aged 4 suffered injuries to legs arms and head when struck by an automobile while riding a bicycle yesterday morning at Park Ave and West 22nd Street. Police said lacerations and bruises were treated at John’s Hospital where his condition was listed as good. The auto was driven by James L Cannon of 220 Park Ave.
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Philip Eikenberry
Walton St
Iags
Park Ave
James L. C'anion
Young Eikenberry
John’s Hospital
Teen bank robbery suspects held after Ohio crime
Teenager Lora Lee Ritenour and her 21 year old lover Louis Emery Teller were arrested by FBI agents after a dramatic midnight raid on a Detroit apartment. They faced charges in a $23,000 Ohio bank robbery and were held on bonds totaling $75,000. Additional charges include evading prosecution and possible involvement in other stickups. Authorities seized firearms and a tear gas weapon during the raid and evacuated nearby residents.
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Detroit
Gir
MBI
Ohio
Lora Lee Ritenour
Louis Emery Teller
FBI
Howe Neighbo
Feller
Cleveland Ohlor Trust Co
al Ehorgs
Tara Lee
Shaker Heights National Guard
Township Valuation Figures Are Listed
Anderson township valuations show total land and improvements 12,113,315 with commercial 3,888,610 and personal 9,278,820. City of Anderson commercial 20,542,515 personal 9,048,050 land and improvements 430,200. Edgewood personal 627,630 land and improvements 2,488,990. Woodlawn Heights personal 19...
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Totel
Anderson Post
Anderson
Edgewood
Dean
Anderson —Township
Anderson City
Commercial
Woodlawn Heights
Brownell Sends Inquiry Letter About Memphis Power Plant
Washington to Ally Gen Brownell declined a Senate subcommittee invitation and sent a written explanation for FBI checks on Memphis plan to build a city power plant. He said the inquiry was necessary to determine if Memphis would make definite commitments. Subcommittee members expressed dissatisfaction and Chairman Kefauver issued a declaration.
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Washington
Brownell
Senate
FBI
Memphis
Subcommittee
Kefauver
Jobs For Students Scarce In Summer Work Market
An appeal by J. G. Arnstrong of the Indiana Employment Security Division Anderson office urged more summer jobs for students on vacation. About 221 students registered for summer work, but only 24 were placed, suggesting job scarcity though some students find work without aid.
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J. G. Arnstrong
Anderson
Indiana Employment Security Division
TESD
IRSD
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