South Defeated In Civil Rights Derailment
Washington report on the House battle over the civil rights bill as Southerners fail to derail it. Rep. Howard Smith challenges the Judiciary Committee report arguing omissions and rule violations. Rep. Celler defends jury trial provisions and enforcement procedures amid broad support for passage.
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South
Washington
House of
Howard Smith
D-Va
Rules Committee
Rayburn
D-Tex
Smith
Judiciary Committee
Rep
Celler
New York
Princia
Alabama
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Justice Department
Hoosier Soil Bank Signers Reach 33 828 on 420 450 Acres
Indiana farmers signed 33 828 soil bank agreements covering 420 450 acres. If completed, they may receive up to 18 781 148 in acreage reserve payments this year for removing land from production and converting poor land to forestry.
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Hoosier Soil Bank
Washington
Agriculture Department
Indiana
Soil Bank
Scientists Split On Radiation Dangers For President
Washington scientists gave opposite opinions on the up to date status of the National Academy report on radiation effects. Dr Walter Lelove said no new facts would change the 1956 findings while Linus Pauling warned of dangers behind hydrogen bomb tests. Eisenhower cited the Academy report as authoritative.
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Eisenhower
Walter C. Lelove
University of Pennsylvania
Senate House
National Academy
Joint Atomic Energy Subcommittee
Linus Pauling
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Pauling
California Institute of Technology Biochemistry Department
State Excise Police Chief Warns Firings in Monday Session
Indiana state excise police chief George Rinck warned he will fire some field agents if a crackdown on gambling and bootlegging fails. He ordered a meeting of 62 agents for Monday to issue specific instructions and to decide on further action if trouble continues.
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Indianapolis
George Rinck
State Excise Police
Rinck
Innocent plea filed by Nile Teverbaugh in Indiana highway land deals
Nile Teverbaugh of Monroe City, former state right of way chief, pleads innocent to embezzlement and conspiracy in Madison Avenue expressway land deals. Virgil W Red Smith and Robert A Peak also entered innocent pleas as grand juries hear witnesses including ex Gov Craig aide Helen Payton. A Lake County probe into Tri-State land deals is under consideration by Deputy Prosecutor Floyd Vance.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Madison Avenue
Nile Teverbaugh
Monroe City
Virgil W.red Smith
Robert A. Peak
Milan
Teverbaugh
Smith
State Highway Commission
Peak
Scott McDonald
David M. Lewis
John G. Tinder
Marion County Grand Jury
Helen Payton
George N Craig
Craig
Highway Department
Payton
Arthur J. Mogilner
Mogilner
Crown Point
Floyd Vance
Lake County
Grand Jury
Tri-State
Vance
John Peters
Highway Commission
Tri- State
Peters
Metro Holovachka
Handley
Bell System Receives Fifth National Safety Council Honor
Indiana Bell manager J. E. Flanagan announced that the Bell Telephone Companies earned the National Safety Council award of honor for 1956. The fifth Bell System safety award recognizes outstanding performance and efforts to reduce accidental injuries on and off the job across the communications industry.
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Bell Telephone
National Safety Council
J. E. Flanagan
Indiana Bell
Bell System
Mayflower II sighted off Cape Cod en route to Plymouth
The Mayflower II was spotted 350 miles off Cape Cod by an Air Force weather patrol plane. The replica ship is due to arrive in Plymouth, Mass., early next week.
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Otis Air Force Base
Mass
Cape Cod
Air Force
Plymouth
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
George Richard Kelly aged 78 died at his home near Lebanon after a long farming life in Clinton County. Survived by Nellie his widow two daughters Charlotte Cardwell and Violet Henning a son Claude Kelly eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren four brothers Edward Orville Charles and James. Services set for 2 30 Friday at Russell and Hitch Funeral Home Lebanon with burial at Kempton Cemetery.
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Charlotte Cardwell
Hobart
Violet Henning
Anderson
Claude Kelly
Lebanon
Edward
Orville
Russiaville
Charles
Bringhurst
James
Kokomo
Russell and
Emma A Ford 80 died after week long illness in Anderson
Emma A Ford 80 of 317 Milton Ave died at 5 am Thursday at St John s Hospital after a week s illness. She was born March 8 1877 in Indianapolis and lived in Anderson 50 years. Survived by husband Jefferson Ford four daughters one son a sister and two brothers. Funeral services Saturday at 2 pm at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev Francis Kienly officiating. burial Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Milton Ave
St. John's Hospital
Ford
Indianapolis
Anderson
Jefferson Ford
Frances Maxwell
Clara Chism
Florence Maxwell
Dorothy Whichard
Detroit
Mich
Arthur Ford
Carrie Phiegar
Herman
Frank Kull
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Francis Kienly
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Funeral services for Lee E. Teter set at Rozelle Home
Lee E. Teter 56, former Anderson resident, died in Sarasota Florida. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Mt Moriah Masonic Lodge No 77 to conduct grave side ritual. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Harold E. Rozelle
Lee E. Teter
Anderson
Sarasota, Fla
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mt. Moriah
SEE E. TETER Funeral Rites Planned
Funeral rites will be conducted for SEE E TETER with arrangements announced by the family. Services are expected to be held at a local church and burial will follow in the nearby cemetery.
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E. Teter
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