Sicilian Regional Vote Strengthens Western Christian Democrats
Complete Sicily regional assembly returns show the Christian Democrats gaining seven new seats to hold 30 in the autonomous body. Communists and Socialists stay near prior levels, while a range of minor parties hold smaller shares as Western Christian Democrats widen their influence in the island amid US aid and local sentiment.
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Anderson Herald
United States
Lome
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Sicily
Scelba
Christian Democrat
Christian Democrats
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Comunists
Mande
Islauil
Ilhese
MBI
Ulheraly
Semong
Vthic Island
Daca
Assembly
Thornton Miner Ointment Promises Pain Relief
Fragmented text hints at a medical ointment claim for pile pain with unclear names and quotes. The readable parts mention relief, a product, and suggested use, but specifics are garbled.
Ford unions pact shields workers with guaranteed wage plan
Ford Motor Company negotiators and union leaders announced a plan offering a gradual guaranteed wage framework for workers, aiming to secure income while avoiding broad walkouts. The agreement, reflecting three year terms, includes an improved allowance, cost of living adjustments, and enhanced health and retirement provisions, with regional variations in weekly cash benefits.
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West Proposes Utne From Pere tne i the Westernovernmenty
Western officials propose talks in Geneva amid international movings as Dulles plans a New York meeting with British and French foreign ministers to prep for a major session. Nixon warns of potential nuclear risk while Adenauer will be consulted on German issues during his U.S. visit. A Chamber committee luncheon at Anderson Country Club features Sealon Sefton Myers Funk.
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New York
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Korea
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Defiance
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Glendale
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British Fast Africa
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Tabernacle
Polio vaccine drive tied to banner day and public health talks
The article notes polio cases rising since April 1 across the U S and a Public Health Service vaccine release of 200000 dollars to accelerate vaccination. It aims to inoculate remaining first and second grade children within 30 days, with a further 29 days to complete school vaccination programs. The peace and liberty banner is used to frame the civic message.
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United States
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Public Health Service
Take Account of Employer Details for Social Security Card
The employer must copy the worker’s name and number exactly as listed on the social security card. Failure to report correctly can result in loss of benefits or delays.
Site Selected for New Dormitory in Reform School Plan
In Buffalo two armed men robbed a savings bank mid downtown, briefed at the Muffato Savings Bank. Bank officials reported a loss near $2,500 as police investigated.
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N.Y
Sedis
Muffato Savings Hank Inihe
Buffalo
Maus Ny
Middle East Crisis Deepens Amid International Mediation Efforts
Reports indicate Egyptian President Nasser, U.S. officials led by Burns, and Egyptian and Israeli leaders grapple with a deteriorating crisis. Talks on a demilitarized border zone stall as Rabin and Cairo weigh concessions, while Soviet and Arab delegates express concern over escalating tensions and potential war.
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Arkarty A. Sobolev
Anderson High Consmand From wage mney HQiree months
A train crew’s arrival streamlined operations at a high school printing shop. The shop, under Mr Barner, prints 2,350 copies this year and runs 22 press runs. It produces 88,750 annual copies of The LiNHe, Chivt, and prints 1,200 copies of a literary magazine, 26,000 copies of a slick administrative paper, and 141,000 forms for junior high students. Ticket stock for sports and intramurals totals 85,000 pieces, with each season ticket bearing unique seals. A local shop named Moe leads the shop’s history, begun years ago by a youth printer who adopted the nickname Moe.
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ATSB
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Trial set for involuntary manslaughter in teen death
Neff and Cross face an involuntary manslaughter indictment for the death of Ronald Dray, 17, after a July party. Trial is scheduled for October 20. Crom Page and Tram Cave are also mentioned in related robbery and assault charges in the same case.
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Police Officers Plan Two Week Membership Campaign
Reported efforts detail a two week drive to enroll 105 new YMCA members led by co chairs Wil tom Peck Toward Webb Meher Shoenanker and Krink Histhark with breakfast meetings and a focus on expanding the hire extended patrol watch. The fragment also mentions prior assault and battery concerns and general activity around the Chantierce program.
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YMCA
al Rayo
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Peck
Webb
Meher Shoenanker
Krink Histhark
Church A Continued From Caen Cited Park Vince Camp
Vague report notes a church item continued from Caen, mentioning Park Vince and a camp event on a Wednesday. The brief reference hints at a four win milestone and names Adant W and Miler in unclear context.
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Former Local Minister Dies at Camp Meeting Highlight
INDIANAPOLIS. Dr. Perry Edward Fowell 9 an Indiana Methodist minister and the state's first Boy Scouts of America member died Sunday in St Petersburg Florida Born in New Castle he graduated from DePauw University and served as pastor in Lynn Anderson Peru Greenfield Garrett Tipton He later moved to Indianapolis and lived in St Petersburg Survivors include widow Louise and a daughter Mrs Robert Massa of Indianapolis
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Boy Scouts of America
St. Petersburg
Fla
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DePauw University
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Anderson
Peru
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Garrett
Tipton
Dr. Powell
Washington
William Howied Taft
Louise
St. Petersiburg
Roberto Massa
Henry Hessler obituary in Anderson details and survivors
Henry Hessler aged 71 of 1622 B 18th St died Sunday at St John’s Hospital. Funeral at Trondale Church of God with Rev Jett Webb officiating. burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Survived by widow Sarah five daughters five sons two sisters one brother six grandchildren four great grandchildren. George Henry McVey aged 78 of 1519 W Third St died yesterday at home after weeks ill. Funeral arrangements pending. Survived by widow Stella Mae a daughter Agnes Goble sister Mary Prater and two grandchildren Jerry and Ham Goble.
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Anderson
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Atel Meredith
Greensburg
Fred Nessler
Milray
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Iacoth Plela
Stella Mae
Agnes Goble
Phoenix, Ariz
Mary Prater
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Daily notices report multiple deaths across Madison and nearby counties. Elouise Brashear of Markleville dies at 37 after six years of illness. services at Vernon C. Rector Funeral Home with burial in Huntsville Cemetery. Other obituaries include Charles J. Baker of Fountaintown. Margaret Reece Wilkinson of Knights Town. William H. McWilliams of Middletown. Flora A. McCarty of Fortville. Burial plans and survivor details listed for each case.
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Markleville
Elouset Brashear
Raymond Brashear
Rt. 1
C. Rector
Flowa A. McCarty
Fortville
George McCarty Prirre
Flora A. Mee Carty
Earl McCarty
Agalls
Mender
Students On Draft Drive And College Honors In 1953
The article describes Adenauer influenced recruitment and college leaders discussing a volunteer draft. It mentions Anderson College star Hichies Burns and LaNeY Ravensmall, with plans for a 42-diet minor and a 1,380 plane air force. It notes the President Eisenhower sending congratulations to Lyman Tidy for graduation and the broader context of athletic students in draft preparations.
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