Steady Rise In State Rivers After Heavy Rains
Indiana streams showed a steady rise after a second round of heavy rains. The Patoka River spilled south of Petersburg while the White River swelled in its lower reaches. No major flooding expected as Weather Bureau predicted clearing by Wednesday and weekend temperatures near the upper 80s.
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Indianapol
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Patoka
Petersburg
White River
Werther Bureau
Bedford
Bloomington
Edwardsport
Shoals
Rochester
Weather Bureau
Army Seeks To Keep 3 Divisions In Orient
Pentagon officials say the Army hopes to keep three divisions stationed in the Far East while meeting Defense Secretary Wilsons order to reduce manpower in the Japan Korea area. They plan to meet the requirement by withdrawing supporting troops rather than core combat divisions. Authorities stressed the Army must work out specifics, with the Defense Department reviewing the move.
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Inquiry prompts continued probe into Lev case
Reporters note Roskinesta statement linked to a grudge as Lev, before becoming a millionaire, faces scrutiny over legitimate and questionable help. Painter claims ties to Lev and mentions past gambling trouble. Roskin asserts a grudge and desires resignation after crossing him.
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Painter
County allocations show township and city funding totals
County allocations list multiple townships and cities with specific funding amounts. Entries include Jackson Township, Fayette Township, Monroe Township, Pick Creek Township, Richland Township, Stoney Creek Township, Van Buren Township, Alexandria, Anderson City, Anderson Township, Lafayette Township, Chesterfield, and Country Utility Heights with varied dollar figures.
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Cafayette
Monros
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Richland
Stoney Creek
Nan
van Buren
Alexandria
Anderson City
Anderson
Lafayette
Chesterfield
Country Ulity Heights
State Appointments Made By Governor
Governor Craigs office announced appointments to state commissions. John Shoat of Fort Wayne and George W Rauch of Marion join the Commission on Uniform State Laws, replacing Moruck Jr and Northam. E G Mueller of Fort Wayne was named to the Hospital Regulating Licensing Council, succeeding J B Howe Martin. Five members of the Indiana World War Memorial Board and three members of the State Eng Board were reappointed for three-year terms.
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John Shoat
Fort Wayne
George W. Rauch
Marion
Craig Tues
Day
Frank B. Moruck Jr
Bloomington
James K. Northam
TeHord
Orbison
Newbany
Kurt F. Pantzee
Intanapolis
E.G. Mueller
Fort Wayne Lutheran Hospital
J. B. Howe Martin
Indiana World War Memorial Board
State Eng Board
Descriptions of policy talks and omitted items in early neutrality debate
The article fragment describes a debate on policy desirability and neutrality. It mentions Mooney and Watson, conversations about Asia and the Far East, and a Bloomington reference. Mrs Murl Powell, a neighbor of Bulganin's home, is described as renting a space and recounting items left out or discussed.
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Watson
Asia
Far East
Bloomington
Eisenhower
Murl Powell
Dat
Armnonth
Bulganin
Powell
Watton
Disarmament Talks Split as East and West Rifts Deepen
In a fragmented Iowa World War II era page, observers note persistent East West tensions over Germany and Russia. Sheriff inquiry follows a student linked to a protest placard, while delegates from Soviet blocs weigh limited progress and the risk of new alliances.
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Anderson Herald
Iowa
Wilkerson
Jnd
Jet Wilk
Patie Oselpal
Moscow
Germany
Russia
Kharkov
Ukraine
Central 1
lAsta
Siberia
Bayer
Lareu
Charles Snyder
Withersop
Washington, D. C
Iowa Wesleyan
Mount Fleasant
Nrussia
East Germany
Horn Farm
NATO
Burlington
Bolgania
NATO Debate Refocuses On Peace Not War
President Eisenhower stressed NATO as defense not attack and warned against a German vacuum, noting the need to deter Hitlerism. He explained U S constitutional limits on war and praised NATO’s peace purpose as the Soviet side sought common ground amid cordial but differing views on Germany.
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Zhukov Sincel
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