Nixon trip draws heat from Izvestia and Nehru
Editorial notes Vice President Nixon angered Izvestia and Nehru during a goodwill Asia tour visiting the Philippines Formosa Thailand Pakistan and Turkey while stressing American friendship for free peoples and challenging neutrality in the Cold War. It cites Khrushchev and Bulganin and questions Soviet sincerity. The Indiana Freemason appointment for Charles Funkhouser is announced as a local honor with potential to advance Masonic welfare. Madison County Civil Defense volunteers participated in Operation Alert despite not being officially designated, reflecting community sacrifice.
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Asia
Izvestia
Nehru
Philippines
Formosa
Thailand
Pakistan
Turkey
Khrushchev, Bulganin & Co
Stalin
Los Angeles Times
Charles Funkhouser
Anderson
Indiana Freemason
Mt. Moriah
Funkhouser
Franklin
Hoosier Masonry
Madison County
Indiana
Eisenhower Pan ama visit signals push for Inter American ties
President Eisenhower attended the Panama conference while still convalescing, signaling U S interest in fostering good relations with Latin American nations. The piece stresses ongoing daily effort to sustain interdependence and cooperation across the 20 nations of Central and South America.
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Eisenhower
Panama
United States
Central
South America
Latin America
Panama City
Reed heavy steel talks amid five year aims and FCC move
Washington column notes Ben Fairless absence alters steel talks as Bethlehem and National Steel push hard for a five year deal with an implied strike risk. It cites Boulware take-it-or-leave-it tactics and postures of U S Steel John Stephens and bankers near New York. Harry Butcher loses FCC license bid amid political signals.
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US. Steel Corp
Fairless
Dave McDonald
United Steelworkers
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem and
National Steel
Ernie Breech
Ford
Harlow Curtice
General Motors
Lem Boulware
General Electric
Westinghouse
John Stephens
Wall Street
New York
Ike
Butcher
Columbia Broadcasting System
Capt. Butcher
Gen
Eisenhower
Wardman Park
Harry Butcher
Federal Communications Commission
Teaming Up With God for Night Shifts and Sleep Relief
Public advisor Dr. Crane promotes teaming with God as a quick aid for worry and insomnia. A Chicago teacher Opal S. shares relief after praying and promising to be a good partner with God. The piece links psychosomatic medicine, faith, and relaxation, urging prudent use of science and spirituality.
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Opal
God Almighty
God
Opal S
Chicago
Dr. Crane
Aid Association
Miami Beach
Frances Ford 102 Dies Linked to Little Engine Tale
Frances M. Ford of Philadelphia died at 102. She was noted as a possible link in the origin of The Little Engine That Could, with stories dating before 1900. Ford, born in Elmira, NY, later worked as a reporter and became Chicago Daily News children's page editor at 60, serving 18 years.
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Frances M. Ford
Ford
Philadelphia
Nat
Platt and Munk
New York
Europe
Kansas
Chicago Daily News
Nonagenarian Set For Another Vote
Nonagenarian William Reagan of Ripon Wisconsin plans to vote in November after 69 years of voting in every election since his 21st birthday He has cast ballots in 17 presidential elections with one exception voting for Franklin D Roosevelt. J Arnold Jones organizes Rotary Club luncheon at YMCA and tour of the new South Side Junior High School building on 29th Street The $1.3 million structure aims to be ready for occupancy when school resumes in September.
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Wis
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Reagan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
J. Arnold Jones
YMCA
Rotary Club
New South Side
29Th Street
Wish-Tv
WHBU
Anderson
WLW
Cincinnati
WFBM
Indianapolis
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NBC
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Agronsky
Arthur Godfrey
Arthur Gir Godfrey
Godfrey
Farm New
Gilbert Forbes
Wendy Warren
Indiana University
Johnny Carson
Ray Milland
Dr. Malonernie
Aarti
Charlie Gore
Cook
Lawson
Bob & Rayama
Guy Lombardo
Joe and
Mabel
Eddie Arnold
Bob & Ray G. Heatter
Warner Bros. Circle Theater
Warner Bros. Big Town
Warner Bros. Big Town Trust
U.N
Famous Playhouse
San Se
Hollywood
Night Owl Theater
Home birth views spark medical debate and guidance
Dr. William Brady advocates home delivery as the safest option, urging expectant parents to resist doctor opposition. He cites celebrity experiences, notes high fees for hospital delivery, and urges fathers to be involved, offering a paid primer and correspondence details for interested readers.
Russia backs off Aswan Dam role amid Egypt aid shift
Soviet Foreign Minister Shepilov indicated Russia is not interested in backing the Aswan Dam project after the Anglo American pullout. The episode follows mixed signals from Cairo and Washington as Egypt pursues industrialization with Soviet assistance while Western powers reassess aid amid arms purchases and regional strategy.
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Egypt
Aswan
Shepilov
Middle East
Russia
Cairo
Moscow
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