Nixon warns Big Four may end war risk at Chicago talk
In Chicago last weekend Richard M. Nixon urged that the Big Four conference could be the world's last chance to avert a catastrophic war. He said the Kremlin would face a world trial if previous conferences failed and questioned if those in power would abandon expansionist aims for a negotiated peace recognizing individual freedoms and sovereign nations. He warned the outcome could determine whether peace is possible or if nuclear war looms for generations.
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Richard M. Nixon
Chicago
Kremlin
Nixon
UN Secretary General invites Truman to 10th anniversary
Dag Hammarskjold said he asked former President Truman to attend the U N's 10th anniversary in San Francisco June 20 to 26 but the invitation has been unsuccessful due to Truman's other engagements and a prior invitation denial by Secretary Dulles. The West German cabinet approved three bills to create armed forces for NATO including emergency requisitions, maneuver rights and job protections for volunteers on four months of active duty. Eisenhower called for closer steps as the report continues on page 5.
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Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
Truman
U.N
San Francisco
Mr. Truman
John Foster Dulles
United States
Konrad Adenauer
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Surface Safety Week Warns Women Skirts Men Shoes
The Transit Authority warns that sheath skirts and certain male-type shoes are dangerous for subway and bus riders. Officials cite skirt hobbling women and shoes that tend to fall off as hazards during Surface Safety Week.
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New York
Transit Authority
Subway
Dozen Call Buyers Bid for Used Kitchen Sink
Bulletin Herald advertiser reports brisk demand for used sinks with about eleven potential buyers after the Want Ad results.
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Bulletin-Herald
Polio Delay Continues In Madison County Inoculation
Madison County polio inoculation remains on hold as serum supply runs short. Health director Dr. Charles FE Austin said no date for resume and warned that one shot may lose efficacy if a second shipment does not arrive by September or October. The initial dose was given to 9600 students with a second to about 2000.
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Madison County
Charles FE. Austin
National
Founda
Austin
Eli Lilly Company
Indianapolis
Madison County Board of Tax Review Opens 40 Day Session
The Madison County Board of Tax Review began a 40 day session at the County Assessor Joe Hartman’s office to review over 40 000 personal property tax schedules and revise real estate assessments. Members include County Assessor Jesse Biddle, Treasurer Walter Hays, John Walker of Lapel, and Joe Stoner of Pendleton. Hartman named president and Biddle secretary during the morning organization. Sessions run 9 a m to 4 p m daily except weekends.
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Madison County Board of Tax Review
Joe Hartman
Mr. Hartman
Jesse Biddle
Walter Hays
John Walker
Lapel
Joe Stoner
Pendleton
Russell E. Stewart
Hartman
Biddle
Take Account Card When You Job Hunt Students Urged
Herman E Landes of the Social Security Office urges students to locate their social security card before job hunting. Employers often ask for the number, so apply for a card if missing and verify all details. For name changes due to marriage or adoption, update records using a green change of name form at the Paramount Building. If a card is lost, request a duplicate. replacement may take 7 to 10 days.
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Herman E. Landes
Social Security
Landes
Paramount
State selects site for teen violator reform institution
State officials said final approval by Governor George N. Craig and the State Budget Committee will allow work to begin on an $870,000 facility for first term teenage law violators. The 60 acre state tract near the Indiana Reformatory southwest of Pendleton, on Quarry Road by Fall Creek, was chosen after visits by Welfare Commission members and Reformatory officials.
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George N. Craig
State Budget Committee
Hugh P. O’brien
State Welfare Commission
Indiana Reformatory
Pendleton
Quarry Road
Fall Creek
State Commission
Reformatory Board
O’brien
Ralph Tahash
Reformatory
Pro
Door Shattered At Grade School Over Weekend
A glass door at the front entrance of Shadeland School was shattered over the weekend. Principal Durward L. Slader reported the damage yesterday morning. Police say the door was broken by a BB gun blast, not an accident. Juvenile Officer Vic Power is investigating.
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Shadeland School
Durward L. Slader
Vic Power
Anderson High Print Shop Turns Out Heavy Volume
Distribution of Anderson High School 1955 yearbook tomorrow will climax a year of work that began in the editorial rooms and ended in the school print shop. Claude P. Doc Barner has run the operation for 26 years using 10 to 20 students. The shop features a Miehle press, a linotype, a photo-engraving setup, and a Heidelberg job press.
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Anderson High School
Claude P. Doc Barner
Miehle
Ahs
Anderson Publc
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Barner
Chandler and Price
Doc
Gerald Bobo
Claude P
Doc) Barner
Herald
Ford Union Annual Wage Pact Reached
DETROIT Ford Motor Co and CIO United Auto Workers reached a landmark three year pact creating a 55 million dollar guaranteed wage fund to aid workers idled during strikes. The plan supplements state unemployment benefits for up to 26 weeks and marks a compromise amid all night bargaining as about half of Ford’s 140,000 workers went on strike.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Walter Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Ford
Rouge
Ford Empire
Dearborn
Mich
Reuther
Hospital Doctor Resigns at Indiana State Hospital
INDIANAPOLIS Laruel Carter State Hospital faced another resignation as Dr. Anthony Pollack, an outpatient physician, will leave July 6 for private practice in Minneapolis. He follows three earlier resignations including Dr. Juul Nielsen the superintendent since 1951 Dr. Edward Hinke and Dr. August Yochem. Mental health director Dr. Margaret Morgan declined further comment.
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Indianapolis
Laruel Carter State Hospital
Keystone Institution
Indiana
Anthony Pollack
Minneapolis
Juul C. Nielsen
Edward Hinke
Nielsen
August Yochem
Cloudy And Cool Weather Forecast For Indiana
Weather forecast for Indiana calls for cloudy and cool conditions today and tomorrow with occasional showers. Highs expected from 70 to 75 degrees, past day temperatures ranged 63 to 76 as rainfall reached 82 inches by 6 o'clock last night.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Kokomo Youth Confesses to Michigan Farm Slaying
A Kokomo Indiana youth identified as Bruce Kins, 20, confessed to the shotgun killing of Ernie Mattonon at a Cornell Michigan farm during a June 2 break-in. He signed a statement and is held in Ward County jail. Michigan authorities were contacted. no death report had been received. The sheriff noted the body may not be found if the slaying occurred.
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Minot
Adenauer reshuffles cabinet to push defense program
Bonn chancellor Konrad Adenauer shifts power to back a defense build up by giving up the foreign ministry, appointing a defense minister, and aiming to keep armed forces under parliamentary control. He proposed Heinrich von Brentano as foreign minister successor and Theodor Blank as first defense minister, to be sworn in Wednesday.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Theodor Heuss
Foreign Ministry
Christian Democratic
Heinrich von Brentano
Theodor Blank
County Starts Work on Summer Road Program
Dale Flora reports the County Board, with the County Highway Department and Acme Paving, began applying bituminous seal to Scout Camp Road as part of the summer road program. About five miles will be sealed, with four miles of Moonville road to follow after Scout Camp Road. Cool weather and rain may delay completion. Clifton Paddock notes potential delays. County board members Fred Willits and Truman Swain were present as residents urged road improvements.
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Dale Flora
Board of County Commissioners
County Highway Department
Acme Paving Company
Clifton Paddock
Paddock
Moonville
Flora
Fred Willits
Truman Swain
British Rail Strike Break May Develop
Britain faces a nine day railway strike with 67000 engineers and firemen demanding higher pay. The Trades Union Congress urged rival unions to resolve their differences and enter talks with the Transport Commission to seek a path to peace. Cunard Line canceled voyages as ships were disrupted and tourism suffered amid broader industrial strife.
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London
Britain
Trades Union Congress
British Transport Commission
TUC
Eden
Commission
Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers
The
Transport Commission
National Union of Railwaymen
Cunard Line
United States
Finglish
Liverpool
Southampton
Naen
Big Three Join With UN On Easing Middle East Tension
The United States Britain and France coordinated with the United Nations to calm clashes along the Egyptian Israeli border. Egypt rejected a UN backed conference of officials to ease tensions linked to Gaza fighting and demanded talks only through the armistice commission. Israel criticized Egypt for boycotting mixed armistice meetings while war talk and border fire persisted. Hammarskjold pressed both sides for restraint as diplomatic outreach continued.
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N.Y
United States
Britain
France
U.N
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Salah Gohar
Moshe Sharett
Jerusalem
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Sharett
Hammarskjold
Edson
M. Burns
Canada
Gohar
Israel
Mixed Armistice Commission
Burns
Middle East
Hammarsk
Egyptian War Office
Gaza
West Proposes Geneva As Site Of Big 4 Talks
Washington and London propose Geneva for a four day Big Four summit beginning July 18 with Dulles noting doubts a summit meeting would ease East West tensions. The Western powers shift from earlier stances against Geneva to a compromise location amid diverging views on site.
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Geneva
Washington
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Dulles
U. S
Vienna
Lausanne
Switzerland
New Board Member Named as Police Honored for Service
Richard Alexander, head of the National Tile and Manufacturing Co, was elected to the Anderson Chamber of Commerce board replacing Frank Zimmerman as president James R. Day presided. Officers Morris Carpenter and Robert Graham were cited for outstanding service after confronting three Bedford men during a April 21 burglary near Bedford. Carpenter was severely wounded by a .22 pistol. Suspects Leo E. Davis Howard Roach and Philip Craig were charged with second degree burglary and auto banditry.
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Richard Alexander
National Tile and Manufacturing Company
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Anderson
Bedford
James R. Day
Alexander
Frank Zimmerman
Lynch Corporation
George Ditz Corporation
Chicago
Morris Carpenter
Robert Graham
Carpenter
White River Bottom Land
Leo E. Davis
Howard Roach
Phillip Craig
Craig
Anderson College Council Proxy Tours Far East
Robert Culp a 20 year old Sharon Pennsylvania senior headed to the Far East on a summer basketball evangelism venture for Youth For Christ International is the new president of the Anderson College Student Council. He will be installed in September succeeding James Royster of Royal Oak Michigan. Culp vacates the post will be Robert Loney of Pomona California, member and candidate of the Sachems men's social club.
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Robert Culp
Sharon
Far East
Youth For Christ International
Anderson College
James Royster
Royal Oak
Mich
Culp
Robert Loney
Pomona
Calif
Sachems
Dave Grubbs
Crawfordsville
Ind
Church Parley Opens Business Sessions Today
The Church of God annual camp meeting starts with the Missionary Board meeting at 8:30 a.m. in the east-side headquarters. The Board of Church Extension and Home Missions begins tomorrow, and the Board of Christian Education starts Thursday. National groups plan sessions this week to set next year's activities and nominate board candidates, with meetings linked to the General Ministerial Assembly opening later in the camp.
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Church of God
Missionary Board
Board of Church Extension and Home Missions
Board of Christian Education
General Ministerial Assembly of
Neff Cross Trials Set For October Court Term
Five criminal cases were scheduled for the October term by Judge Russell E. Stewart. The first degree murder trial of Robert Lee Neff, 31, Frankton, is set for October 25 for the fatal beating of his wife Vera Rosalie Neff, 23, also of Frankton, on May 14. Donald Cross, charged with assault and battery with intent to kill, will be tried on that charge.
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Circuit Court
Russell E. Stewart
Robert Lee Neff
Frankton
Neff
Vera Rosalie Neff
Donald Cross
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Born yesterday at St Johns Hospital in Anderson list of newborns includes a girl for Jack Cole of 715 Nichol Ave and a girl for Hillis Pickett of Pendleton. Walter Waitman of Anderson has a girl, Wendell Hitch of Fairview Street a girl, William Brown of W 17th Street a boy, Eugene Brown of Muncie a boy, plus a son born June 1 at Riverview Hospital Noblesville to Bill Hendricks with Cyrus Milburn and Herman Hendricks named as grandparents.
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St. John's Hospital
Jack Cole
Nichol Ave
Hillis Pickett
Pendleton
Walter Waitman
Anderson
Wendell Hitch
Fairview St
William Brown
W. 17Th St
Eugene Brown
Muncie
Riverview Hospital
Noblesville
Bill Hendricks
Cyrus Milburn
Rt. 3
Herman Hendricks
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