World tensions shape Ike reelection bid at Geneva talks
At a United Nations anniversary meeting in San Francisco on June 20, a reporter quotes President Eisenhower as saying his decision on a possible second term hinges on the Geneva conference. He notes a calmer world climate could tempt him to pause, while rising tensions might push him to run. The article is part of a tour series on the Big Four conference.
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United Nations
Eyn Francisco
Geneva
Eisenhower
Big Four
Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
Russia
Kremlin
Dasier
Britain
France
Soviet Union
FBI and Alabama File Abduction Charge in Boy's Capture
FBI and Alabama filed kidnapping charges in Anniston after three boys were abducted, held six hours, and ransom demanded. Luther Toms Moss, 20, was captured in a traffic stop, with victim Willie B. Ringo, 42, found in Moss's car trunk.
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FBI
Alabama
Ringo
Anniston
Tens Nessen
5th St Wesleyan Program Is Set
The 5th St Wesleyan Methodist Church schedules Sunday services with Sunday School at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 30 led by Rev Glenn Appleman. WYPS broadcasts at 6 7 30 followed by evening evangelistic services at 7 30. Midweek prayer is Wednesday at 7 30 with a special business meeting to elect a trustee.
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St. Wesleyan
Methodist Church
Glenn Appleman
More Cribs Needed For Hoosier Corn
Indiana CCC seeks 3.8 million more bushels of corn by July 31 to cover price support loans. With a large harvest this year CCC has about 17.8 million bushels under loan in Indiana. The entire amount must be removed from farms in August and September, says Robert Fulmer who directs CCC operations for the Indiana Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation.
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Indianapolis
Commodity Credit Corp
Indiana
CCC
Robert Fulmer
Indiana Agricultural Stabilization Avi
Conservar
Elwood Circus Plans Complete
Ellwood youth center finalizes plans to sponsor Joe Mix circus for five days at Calaway Park athletic field. More than 1,500 children expected. Joe Mix, brother of Ton Mix, leads acts including bullwhip work and sharp shooting. Mix and wife perform, students run concession stands, and committee members meet at 2038 19th St.
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Ellwood
Biwait
Joe Mix
Elwood
Calaway Park
Brothye
Ton Mix
Stan
Mix
Neil Clark
19Th St
Ard Lamb
Mickey
Earl Guisinger
Marjorie Meek
George] iRiser
Elwood social clubs honor members and mourn Mary Tyner
Elwood notices detail Mary A. Tyner’s death and burial plans in Indianapolis. The Congenial Club and Woos Club hosted meetings at homes with guests, awards, and prayers. The American Gold Star Mothers and Wednesday Social Club held gatherings with officers, pledges, and plans for a July 24 farm picnic. The Bill Wilson Boys Club announced fundraising efforts and a penny carnival as part of August activities.
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Elwoon
Pearl
Ofen Atkinson
Bessie Tucker
Fener
Awvards
Atkinson
Antrim
John Slarsh
Raseiet
Atiers de Procter
Thie Eluse
Minnie Baxter
J Klay Puneral
Revs
Mem Bull
Robert Anttim
John Marsh
Herschel
Vrool
James Chriss
Henry Anti
Dnat Antrim
Watry Yeracter
Roscoe Procter
Ahostass
Wood
Mary Alice 70
Rolla Tyner
Dame of
Mazel Carter
Austin
Hazel Wells
E. Cedars
Kokomo
Carrie Starkey
Charles Renner
Jahn Starkey
Tiss Pauline Renner
Mesdames Claide Summers
Orin Clymer
Clarence Swinford
Ray Bradley
Robert Mitchel
Tucky
William Goubbs
Tynes
East Main Street Christian Church
Ellwood Fastern Star
White Shrine
Bill Wilson Tefeut
Boys’ Club
William Delbert
Wells, Bank
San Sé
Delbert
Wells
Ist
Tenry
Mercy Hospital
Ringling Brothers
Lhe
Rovert L. Daghley Funeral
Alaurice
Reery
Methfiance Clu
Burin
Grams
Harwood City
John Graham
Elizabeth
Selen
the Wells
10Th St
Mes
PiMlis Wells
Freals
Foyuy Hans
Elwood
Chesterfield
Britons Eat More Meat
Britons have increased meat consumption by 6.9 percent, sugar by 40 percent, and fat by a similar margin since the fat year, amid broader shifts in dietary intake across Great Britain. Australian imports of manufactured tobacco rose to 48,800,000 pounds, up from 32,100,000 in 1958, with U.S. shipments up 1,700,000 pounds but the U.S. share slipping from 77 to 68 percent. In Oslo, Norway, traffic police award careful drivers and pedestrians with candy, cigarettes, and gasoline vouchers as part of a road courtesy campaign while Hilda Lindstrom performs nightly at Trade Winds Tavern.
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Canberra
United States
U.S
Oslo
Norway
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