Leaders Told Fix Town First At Indiana University Conference
Lt. Gov. Crawford Parker urged communities to fix up towns before courting industry at an Indiana University industrial development conference. Clarence Ivey of Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. discussed the Development Credit Corp. speakers included about 200 Indiana Chamber executives, trade leaders, city officials, editors, and educators. the event ends Friday.
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Connecticut Bank and Trust Co
Development Credit Corp
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Indiana Mayors Attend Chicagoland Fair Observing Hoosier Day
Mayors from Indianapolis Gary Hammond Elkhart Bloomington Lafayette and Mishawaka join Indiana Day events at the Chicagoland Fair Hall of Fame Auditorium Navy Pier Chicago. Speakers include Zita Wist Crumstown and Barton Gebhart New Albany with ties to Dr Morris Fishbein and Freeman Coal Mining Corp.
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Navy Pier
Phil Bayt
Indianapolis
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Edward C. Dowling
Hammond
Ell. Danielson
Elkhart
Thomas L Lemon
Bloomington
K.R. Snyder
Lafayette
Albert L. Doyle
Mishaweka
Pendleton Couple Buy Home In Fishersburg
Pendleton residents Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pierce purchased the Joe Nickerson property on Main Street in Fishersburg. Attendance at the Wesleyan Sunday School reached 72. Various local residents hosted and visited family and friends across Pendleton, Lapel, Thorntown, and surrounding areas. Vivien Leigh confronts House of Lords over St James Theater demolition, escorted from chamber by usher. her husband Sir Laurence Olivier remained seated. Leigh campaigns against the 200 year old venue’s demolition for a new office building.
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Gail Coltingham
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Civil Rights Change Sought By Southern Solon
Senator Olin Johnston urged amending Eisenhower civil rights bill to deny use of federal troops to enforce it. The plea followed discussions in Washington, with Johnston arguing against administration power in enforcing protections.
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Olin D. Johnston
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Senate
Eisenhower
Johnston
Tenn Danwel
Indiana Official Rules License Branch Managers From Benefits
Indiana ruling excludes license branch managers from state Public Employees Retirement Fund benefits. State officials say 1957 law classifies managers as non state employees. Federal social security eligibility remains uncertain. decision affects about 187 managers and 39 to 400 employees.
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Speeding Train Kills Youth and Injures Companion
A Pennsylvania train traveling at 70 mph struck two youths near Greenfield Indiana, killing a 13-year-old boy and seriously injuring another, as investigators probed the scene. The incident disrupted rail service for 45 minutes while officers secured the area.
Court Die In Girard Case Raises Treaty Questions
The U S Supreme Court ruled on a dispute over US forces in Japan and jurisdiction under a security treaty. The decision centers on whether the United States may try or transfer Army specialist 3 C. Victor Nickel Girard for a 1961 shooting case in Japan without violating constitutional rights. Justice Douglas did not participate. The ruling reverses a prior district court decision.
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Valley Forge Scouts Start Fourth National Jamboree
Valley Forge Pennsylvania prepares for the fourth National Jamboree as more than 52 000 Boy Scouts and leaders move into the park. Roads to the site are closed by state police and the event runs through July 4 with massive catering and camp setup. In New Haven police probe the death of Michael Casey 70 and find 10583 dollars in cash under his pillow.
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Pennsylvania
George Washington
Life Savings
New Haven
Conn
Michael Casey
Contempt Conviction Vacuum as Judge Reverses Peck Case
U S District Judge Luther W Youngdahl overturned newspaperman Seymour Pecks contempt of Congress conviction ruling the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee improperly invaded his rights The judge said Pecks refusal to name onetime Communist associates was a legitimate exercise of First Amendment protections and cited the Supreme Courts Watkins decision of June 17 as supporting precedent
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Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
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Indiana farmers push for disaster aid as crop losses mount
Governor Handley hears county leaders describe farmer credit drought and lender overload. Roberts says he will present survey facets to the governor and, if advisable, ask the President to declare Indiana a disaster area. Banks report no credit for emergencies. a grant in aid is viewed as the only solution.
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Roberts
Indiana
Thomas
SOMETS Sleep Aid Promises Quiet Restless Nights
Can't sleep message promotes SOMETS as a non habit forming remedy for sleepless nights. Claims relaxed undisturbed rest without bromides or barbiturates. Advertises 24 capsules and mail orders via TAWS DRUG STORE with directions to use as directed.
U.S. Court Reviews Security Treaty Ruling Impact
The article covers a Supreme Court discussion of the U.S. Japan security treaty and its administrative accords on disposition of forces in Japan. It notes the treaty’s effective date in 1952 and Senate ratification after considering the signed administrative agreement. Chief Justice Warren delivers a firm briefing in the courtroom.
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United States
America
Japan
Warren
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