Editorials on atomic defense and local community losses
The piece weighs Adm. Strauss and the AEC stance on atomic testing as a beginning toward defenses against nuclear attack. It notes the call to ban tests and cites Thomas E. Murray and Adlai Stevenson. It also mourns the death of Ray R. Weiler, Anderson Fair Store chairman, praising his business leadership and community service and offering condolences from the community.
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Lewis Strauss
Adm
Strauss
A.E.C
Thomas E. Murray
Atomic Energy Commission
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Roscoe Drummond
The
New York Herald Tribune
Anderson
Ray R. Weiler
Fair Store
Portland
Mr. Weiler
Weiler Department Store
Fair
Portland Enterprise
Weiler
Indiana
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Retail Association
Elwood Management Club Forms In Elwood
A charter meeting established the Elwood Management Club a rivie organization for Elyand industrial leaders. Founders include a broad group of executives. The club aims to grow and guide Elwood's industrial life and local development.
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Elyand
Elwood Management Club
Elwood
Washington Jerry-Go-Round reveals backroom politics test
Drew Pearson reports on lawmakers using backroom deals to block civil rights and private utilities initiatives. He notes William E. Miller’s shift on civil rights legislation and a string of maneuvers in the rules committee. The column also covers banking reform actions and internal press leaks around military cuts and party leadership.
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Washington
Congress
Billy
Republic
GOP
William E. Miller
Blockport
N. Y
Colmer
Mississippi
Smith
Virginia
Miller
Miller Lone
Dexeey
Niarata
Lehman
Niagara
Senate
House
Justice Department
Hesse
Manny Celler
Feat
Wright Patmain
Texarkana
Nal
Welker Wak Hark
Brownell
Kentucky
Spenes
Joe Marttin
Spe
Tempcral
Martin
Manufacturers National Bank
North Atelboro
Mons
Urend
Whith
Ritissarien
Spence
Himsel
Master
Brooklyn
Map Spence
Washington Pipeline
Defense Wilson
Tony Seviera
New York Times
Wilton
Gen
L. C. Metheny
Metheny
Zong
John Dowdy
Texas
Hugh Morrow
The
Saturday Bearing Post
Paul Bulmer
Democratic National Committee
Morrow
Butler
Indiana
Sway
The Worry Chant Case of a Psychologist Case
Donnie a nine year old maladjusted child faces schooling pressure from parents and a lawyer father. A psychologist notes Donnie is above normal in mental alertness but a poor reader. The piece warns against drive culture and high pressure in modern education and family life.
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Donnie B
Doonie
Donnie
I.Q
Witnesses to August Regional Convention in Louisville
A delegation of 480 Jehovah's Witnesses will travel to Parkway Field Louisville for a four day Bible seminar starting August 2 joining about 12 000 fellow Witnesses from 21 states including New York Florida Michigan and Virginia in one of the largest conventions for minors ever held in Louisville The Rev Marvin E Hows presiding will lead the group as part of an international congregation with ministers in 181 nations an increase of 72000 from the previous year.
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Anderson
Jehovah's Witnesses
Parkway Field
Louisville
Marvin E. Hows
Mr. Howe
New York
Florida
Michigan
Virgina
William Brady and Health Associations Debate Diet Claims
A fragment from a discussion accuses the American Heart Association and Wisconsin Heart Association of promoting a flawed diet theory urging less dairy intake to prevent arterial hardening. The text mentions emotional factors and critique of health guidance tied to familial pressure and tutoring.
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American Heart Association
Wisconsin Heart Association
Hat
Home tutoring tips and foreign policy notes in one page
An article mixes at home education tips using flash cards to boost a child’s learning with commentary on Cold War politics and health diet debates. It touches on tutoring methods, Soviet progress, Eden and Gaitskell remarks, and cholesterol concerns linked to dairy products.
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Kayyemians
Russia
Dulles
Rus Low
Iin
Britain
Eden
Bisai
Hugh Gaitskell
Labor Party
Selwyn Lloyd
United States
Folklore and satire mix in college humorous exchanges
A collection of light verse and jokes from a college scene features opinions on graduation and romance. A piece notes a dog in a producer’s office reciting Shakespeare and opera, while another column plays with familiar quips about love and youth in a satirical voice.
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Pir
Garnentaul
Lilian
Moren
Maude
Phen
Per Fert
Pitel
Swid Ater
Mule
Cary
Misdelivered Herald Service Instructions
A subscriber who misses the daily Herald should call 3.3371 before 2 A.M. and a messenger will bring a replacement after 9 A.M. If the paper is not delivered on Sunday, visit a local seller to file a complaint and a copy will be provided free of charge.
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Brey
William Brady
Caming
Beverly Hills
Calif
Sunny
Herald
Niga
Teacher Awaits Police Assault Charge Outcome
Frances Lindblom a Kansas teacher facing three police complaints in Queens Delaware traffic incident was cleared on one charge and had others suspended. Her lawyer argued the highway was poorly marked, while Lindblom testified to entering a no guilty plea. The magistrate noted mitigating circumstances and dismissed improper registration charges.
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New Yuhnw
Frances Lind
Blom
Salionl
Kans
Out
Queens
Tolice
George Washington Herz
Befor
Corning G. Mev Kennee
McKennee
Miss Lindslom
Miss Lindblom
Salita
Kan
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Madison
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Anderson College
Charles. Ei, Wilson
Elwood’s Management Club
Weeis
Tha Washington
Drew Pearson
Welker
Lockport
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Dim Personal Health Service
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Kremlin
Stalin
Nikita Xhrush
Europe
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Germany
Liew
Heart Association
Mathout
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