Nixon urges world-wide pause as Big Four risks war
In Chicago Nixon warns the Big Four conference may be the last chance to avert a catastrophic war. He says the Kremlin will face global scrutiny and questions whether prior powers renounced conquest, with peace negotiations possibly proving feasible or nuclear war looming for generations. UN chief Hammarskjold says Truman declined San Francisco invite. West German cabinet approves bills to build NATO forces with civilian requisitions, maneuver rights, and job guarantees for volunteers. Eisenhower calls for ads.
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Richard M Nixon
Chicago
Kremlin
Nixon
Konrad Adenauer
Good Morning Start The Day With A Chuckle
A quirky squib notes fashion fads like sheath shirts and mule shoes in New York, then jokes about a Surface Safely Week and subway hazards. The piece playfully remarks on headlines, skirts, and shoes while hinting at urban bustle.
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New York
Prana Authority
Witherty
Subway
Polio Delay Continues In Madison County
Polio inoculation in Madison County is delayed with no vaccine received yet. Health officials, including Dr. Charles B. Austin, expect the second shipment to arrive by September or October. Booster guidance and re inoculation plans depend on shipment timing and foundation recommendations.
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Madison County
Charles B. Austin
Ional Founda
Austin
Eli Lilly Company
County Review Board Convenes for Tax Schedule Review
The Matison County Board of Tax Review opened a 40 day session at the County Assessor office led by Joe Hartman. Members include Jesse Biddle Walter Hays John Walker and Joe Stoner with Hartman president and Biddle secretary. Daily meetings run 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. except weekends.
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Matison
Mortting
Bord
Take Account Card When You Job Hunt Students Urged
As you look for a summer job, Social Security Manager Werman EB Fandes urges students to carry their social security card. Employers often ask for the number, so now is the time to apply for or update the card. If a name change occurs, record it in Social Security records using the green change-of-name form available at the Paramount Building office. Replacement cards take about a week to 10 days.
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Werman EB. Fandes
Neal
Paramount
Landes
State selects site for teen offenders institution
State officials said final approval by Governor George N. Craig and the State Budget Committee is needed before starting the $870,000 project. The institution would be on a 80‑acre state tract near the Indiana Reformatory, southwest of Peridon, along Quarry Road by Fall Creek. The Welfare Commission and Reformatory Board had visited the site years ago, with Superintendent Tahash and Chairman O’Brien noting the plan.
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Gote
George N. Craig
State Budget Committee
High P. O'Brien
State Welfare Commission
Indiana T
Peridon
Quarry Road
Fall Creek
State Commission
Reformatory Board
Mr. O' Brien
Ralph Tahash
Reformatory
Pro
Glass door shattered at Shadeland School over weekend
A glass front entrance door at Shadeland School was shattered reported yesterday morning by Principal Durward L Slader. Police said the door was broken over the weekend possibly by a BB gun blast. Juvenile Officer Vis Power took the complaint for investigation. The principal said it was unlikely to be an accident.
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Shadeland School
Durward L. Slader
Vis Power
Anderson High Print Shop Drives Yearbook Production
Anderson High School's print shop, led by Chad Barner, prints the annual yearbook using a 1980s setup still in operation. The shop draws 10 to 26 semesters of students into a hands on program, preserving a long tradition and linking graduates to local newspaper work.
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Anderson High School
Tomarcow
Woynan
Chad Pe ‘Moe Barner
Apst
Itishep
Anderson Newspapers
Tnc
AILS
Rarner
Barner
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Meidleberg
Sinolyon
AHS
Dingist Alter
Oro
Gerald Anbo
Claude P
Doc) Barner
Herald
Ford and UAW Reach Groundbreaking Guaranteed Wage Pact
Detroit Ford Motor Co and Walter Reuther's CIO United Auto Workers announce a three year contract funding a 55 million dollar fund to compensate workers idled by the strike. About half of Ford's 140000 workers walk off the job then return amid mid day bargaining and a mass meeting at the Rouge plant in Dearborn Michigan.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Ca
American Industy
Walter Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Allenight
Ford
Rouge
Ford Empire
Dearham
Midh
Teuther
Reuther
Kokomo Youth Confesses in Michigan Farm Murder Case
Westlake sheriff says a Kokomo resident, naming Bruce Kins, confessed to a shotgun slaying on a Michigan farm during a Sunday night encounter. The youth's story involves a peace plan and ties to a Trades Union Congress context, with authorities evaluating the claim.
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Minot
NLD
WRA
Kokomo Ind
Westlake
Michigan
Weallaka
Bruce Kins
Ernie Mattonon
Mattonow
Cornell
Mich
Jung
Kins
Alimond
Siake
Celephotelmissiin
Big 3 Work With U N to Ease Middle East Tensions
United States Britain and France allied with the United Nations to reduce danger along the Egyptian Israeli border. Egypt rejected proposals for a conference with both governments and officials meet to ease clashes. Israeli Prime Minister Sharet accused Egypt of fault and prepared to confer with U N armistice supervisor Burns. Egypt’s GoH ar criticized Egypt boycotting Mixed Armistice Commission meetings.
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United Nations
N.Y. UK
United States
Britain
France
U.N
Egypt
Moshe Sharet
Jerusalem
U. N
Pup Hammarskjold
Sharetl
Hammarskjold
Den
Edsey
M. Burns
Canada
Gohar
Iseac
Mixed Armistice Commission
Yire
Gen
Burns
Typormninsinn
West Proposes Geneva As Site Of Big 4 Talks
Western powers and Britain propose Geneva as the venue for a Big Four summit with Eden and Dulles signaling readiness to press for a negotiated peace amid a global rail strike. Cairo, Tel Aviv, and Moscow exchange cautious positions as labor unrest and diplomacy intertwine. A three-nation bid to convene at Geneva follows ongoing rail stoppages and maritime labor actions affecting ports and freight.
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West
Geneva
Eden
TUC
Associated Society of Lovor
The
Transport Commission
Rnd
National Union of Raltwayment
Egypt
Dulles de ' Iden
United States
Cunard Ling
U. S
Europe
Israel
Geneva de Hritain Hook
Muthoritien
Ani
Daxireapeat
Hanmmarskield
Rusala
Vienna
Switzerland
Liverpool
Southampton
Dent
Egyptian War Office
Britain
Church Parley Opens With Focus on Gaza Concerns and Board Sessions
The Church of God begins its annual camp meeting with business sessions led by the Missionary Board and Board of Christian Education. Authorities report discussions aim to restore Middle East efforts while nominating candidates for board vacancies. The conference opens with a global church focus and extensive planning through the week.
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Jerusalem
Hrammarskjold
Gaza
Church of God
Tadta
Middle East
Board of Church
Board of Christian Education
Activitien
Adenauer reshuffles cabinet to push defense program
Bonn chancellor Konrad Adenauer restructured his cabinet to boost the drive for West German defense forces. He gave up his post as foreign minister to become defense minister in the plan, aiming to keep armed forces under parliamentary control and avoid militaristic misuse. The move follows a cabinet reshuffle and resignations, including Defense Commissioner Theodor Blank named as the new defense minister.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauier
Adenauer
Theodor Henss
Indianapolis
W.larue J.kistry
Jarler State Hospital
Keystone
Indiana
Heinrict von Brentana
Anthony Tollack
Theodor Blank
Ronn
Swarn
Weather Outlook: Cloudy Cool with Showers in Indiana
Indiana weather officials forecast cloudy cool conditions today and tomorrow with more showers and thunderstorms across the state. Highs expected in the 70s to low 80s, while rainfall yesterday totaled about 82 inches as residents pressed the board on storm impacts.
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Indiana
Indianaplolis Weather Bureau
Flora
Fred Willeast
Truman Swain
County Starts Work on Summer Road Program
Dale Flora, president of the Board of County Commissioners, stated that county highway crews and Acme Paving Co have begun applying bituminous seal to the Scout Camp Road as part of the summer program. About five miles will be sealed, though cool weather and rain could delay completion for several days. County road supervisor Clifton Paddock noted four miles of the Monnville Trail will be sealed when the Scout Camp Road project finishes.
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Dale Flora
Board of County Commissioners
Acme
Rodd
Ace
49 County
Mead
Clifton Paddock
Monnville
Police Officers Cited and New Board Member Named
Richard Alesander was named to join the board of the National Tie and Matifact Company to succeed Frank Zimmer. At the regular meeting in Chicago, two Bedford police officers were praised for outstanding service during a crime investigation. Officer Carpenter was wounded while stopping a burglary at a lumber firm and three suspects were later arrested, with charges of second degree burglary and auto hijacking filed.
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Richard Alesander
Alexander
National Tie
Matifact
Frank Zimmerturing Company
Formai
Lynch Corporation
Son Chamber of Commertees
George Dut Cor
Chicago
Son
Bedford
Carpenter
Robert Graham
James I. Nay
White ‘River Bottom
Lea B. Davis
Seward Roath
Phillin Craig
Craig
Neff Cross Trials Set For October Term Of Court
Five criminal trials were placed in the Circuit Court calendar for October by Judge Russell KE Stewart. The first degree murder trial of Robert Lee Neff of Frankton is set for October 25 for the alleged fatal beating of his wife Vera Ylosalia Neff on May 14. Donald Cross faces trial on an assault and battery with intent to kill charge.
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Circuit Court
Ortahber
Russell KE. Stewart
Robert Lee Neff
Frankton
Neff
Vera Ylosalia Neff
Donald Cross
Kit
Anderson College Council Proxy Tours Far East
Robert Culp a 20 year old senior from Sharon travels for Youth For Christ International on a basketball evangelism venture. He becomes the new president of the Anderson College Council succeeding James Stoyster Royal Oak. Ne will be installed in September as vice president replaces Robert Loney Pomona California.
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Robert Culp
Sharon
Lothe
Youth For Christ International
Anderson College
Janmes Stoyster
Royal Oak
Mitch
Culp
Robert Loney
Pomona
Calif
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
A list of newborns from Anderson and nearby areas shows babies born at St John’s Hospital and Riverview, with families including Cale, Pickett, Wallman, Wendt, Mitch, Brown, and Hendrick among others. Names, addresses, and parental details appear from local dwellings in Anderson and surrounding towns.
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St. John's
Jack Cale
Nichol Ave
Hillis Pickett
Pendleton
Walter Wallman
Anderson
Wendt Mitch
Weil Fairview St
William Brown
Dine
Riverview Hoss ‘Hitay
Nohienville
Mrx
TM Hendrick
Axon
Cyrus Milburn
Mee Stireman Tandricks
Mundla
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