Delco Remy Plans Growth Boost for Anderson
Automotive News profiles Delco Remy Division’s forward looking program aimed at expanding sales and efficiency in Anderson. CEO Donald L Boyes outlines reorganized sales, new offices in suburban Detroit and Chicago, stronger market research and advertising, plus defense industry involvement and two new engineering groups. Growth aims despite slower business, with new products like an alternating current generator and a transistor voltage regulator. Delco Remy’s efforts target regional expansion, improved manufacturing techniques, and international knowledge through training and European visits. Community prospects are framed as tied to the division’s strategic moves and preparedness.
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Anderson
Automotive News
Delco-Remy
Delco
Donald L. Boyes
The
Boyes
Detroit
Chicago
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Applied Science Department
Electro-Chemical Research Department
General Motors Technical Center
Johns Hopkins
General Motors Institute
Batelle Institute
University of Illinois
Europe
Deleco-Remy
Navy recruiter Phillips earns national award for Anderson district
John Phillips, chief machinist mate and Navy recruiter for Anderson, receives the state award recognizing the district for enlisting the largest number of qualified men in 1957. He is praised for community service, Boy Scout program, and clarity in presenting Navy life to Anderson groups.
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John Phillips
United States Navy
Anderson
Anderson-Muncie
Phillips
Howard Leatherwood
Richard W. Payne
Chief Phillips
Mt. Hope
Robert Stringer
Washington
Navy
Sixth Fleet
Madison County Seeks Jail Based Mental Health Facilities
Madison County Commission proposes 12000 for jail improvements to house mental patients, reflecting growing urgency and public support. County Mental Health Association efforts previously funded three hospital rooms at St Johns Anderson and Mercy Hospital Edwood as a first step toward humane care and faster commitments.
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Madison County
Indiana
Indiana Mental Health Association
The
Mental Health Association
St. John’s
Anderson
Mercy Hospital
Edwood
Deep South Desegregation Stalled Amidstalemate claims
Indiana AP report notes limited desegregation progress outside major northern cities and cites a workshop where Patrick McCauley of the Southern Education Nation says 200 laws aim to delay or thwart desegregation. Some observers view stalemate while others see new actions as required. Studebaker to end 1958 model truck production July 24 25 and begin 1959 line in September with a new smaller car.
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Bloomington
Ind
U.S
Washington
Baltimore
J Louis
Worder
Indiana
Tiows
Patrick McCauley
McCauley
Nation Reporting Service
South Bend
Ape
Studebaker - Packard Corp
Aja
Lebanon policy debate draws U N force over Marines
The piece argues U S Lebanon policy is thin and risks an open ended Marine presence. It discusses Baghdad Pact, Iraqi upheaval, and the danger of Western intervention failing to yield an independent Arab government. It notes Nasser Khrushchev balance and calls for a concrete diplomatic plan.
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EUS
Lebanon
U. N
Middle East
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Sous
Nussia
Nasser
Rabanon
Beirut
Chamoun
Wipere
Baghdad
Iraq
Turkey
Jordanen
Tonmaren
Bagilad
Khrushchev
U.N
Faisal
Rawal
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Hussein
Jordan
Tes
Vitamin A and pimples claim disputed by Dr Brady
A Connecticut woman reports taking 50 000 units of vitamin A daily for five years and seeing skin improvement. Dr Brady cautions that high daily A intake can cause toxicity and argues vitamin A does not cause pimples, advising normal dietary sources or smaller doses and noting he cannot treat individual cases without a stamped envelope for replies.
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Connecticut
Lebanon
Nasser
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
West
Lehine
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Foreign Fax By John B Crane On Moscow and Munich
A fragment from a 1958 New York Herald Tribune piece reflects on sweeping Cold War era fears. The narrator recalls a World War II era mindset while touring and awaiting major events like Munich and Yalta, noting fatigue and tension behind a delayed schedule.
Hunger strike at Intourist marks Moscow visit
A group of twelve Americans in Moscow led by Mrs Wilson stage a hunger strike at the Intourist office after a failed attempt to obtain flight and aid from Moscow. The scene shifts from protest to reluctant acceptance as they endure delays while Russian officials respond. The piece notes broader tension amid the Lebanon crisis and national defense indoctrination in the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
Chris
Tin Wilson
Chicago
Ministry of Defense
Red Skar
U.S
Lebanon
Jordan
Intourist
Into Intourist
Twa
Wil
Mayor seeks compromise over Army fence blocking Memorial Park
Mayor Ralph Ferguson discusses stopping the Army fence project after digging posts and near parking areas threaten access to Memorial Park and Babe Ruth field. Army engineers said area was surveyed by Chicago, with halt until a compromise is reached. locals hail potential resolution.
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Ralph Ferguson
U.S. Army
Army Reserve
Umil
Memorial Park
Army
128Th St
Cells
Rocco Tamascoli
Mmayor
Chicago
Army Area
Ferguson
How to Improve Memory and Study More Efficiently
A case study describes Tom G 18 seeking college tips and presents a method to boost grades. Focus on early preparation, note taking, buying textbooks, active recall with true false and multiple choice quizzes, and strict daily agendas to avoid wasted time. The booklet offer promises broader uses for students and professionals.
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Tom
Weather outlook for New England and central Plains
Weather brief notes thunderstorms expected across parts of New England regions and central Plains. Cooler air moves into the upper Mississippi Valley and western states as a cold front shifts through.
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S of
New England
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Pacific Northwest
Weather Bureau
Middle Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Western Lakes
Tha Mi
Northern Plains
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