Office Land To Be Bought For State Office Building
The Indiana Budget Committee approved 420000 for buying property across from the Statehouse for a new state office building, with the Star Store site to be used in interim. The highway department will recoup funds after bonds are sold as construction proceeds. The panel also budgeted funds for Logansport Hospital, with other requests deferred. In Washington, the Senate approved a large military and economic aid program for free nations, totaling about 3.7 billion, with amendments shaping the funding and ceilings for defense and allied support.
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Indiana State Budget Committee
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Local Teen Drowns in Pit. Auto Kills Boy Nearby
A Winchester area incident left a teenager drowned in a Myer’s gravel pit north on Alexandria Pike after a five hour night search by rescue squads. An auto accident killed another boy near State Road 67 junction on Indiana 36, as witnesses watched the grim scene.
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Pit
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Boy
Myer’s
Alexandria Pike
Revised Labor Laws Approved By Committee
The Senate Labor Committee approved 12-1 a bill to revise basic labor laws and Senator McClellan pledged floor support. The measure aims to set up a union democracy code, require public reporting of union finances, and modify Taft Hartley provisions, with amendments strengthening the bill per McClellan.
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Senate Labor Committee
Sen
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
Senate
John F. Ken ¥Nedy
D-Mass
De Gaulle Secures Algerian Rebel Leaders Backing
In Algiers Gen Charles de Gaulle won formal backing from the rebel public safety committee after a three day visit to Oran. Lucien Neuwirth said the committee pledged unconditional support and would adjust its stance following de Gaulle’s hard line to French settlers. The report notes shifts in leadership and the ongoing Algerian crisis as Paris weighs governance.
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de Gaulle
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Lucien Neuwirth
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Neuwirth
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Raoul Salan
Ater
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Robert Myers
Council Grants Road Fund Requests Amid Debate on Madison Avenue Fix
County Council approved a 25 000 operating expense allocation plus 82 200 from the maintenance fund to renew Madison Avenue and fund other road projects. Five of seven council members supported a five mile Hamilton Road extension south from Ind 2 to Ind 152 with federal aid covering half, while two balked. Auditor’s office urged a $200 fountain replacement and other items were approved for maintenance.
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Hamilton Road
Lester "Arren
George Farley
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Akins Stops Martinez In Brutal Fourth Round
In St Louis Virgul Akins, a savage puncher, battered Vince Martinez to claim the welterweight title. Martinez hit the deck early and repeatedly, enduring a brutal fourth round knockout as Akins unleashed a clubbing right and lefts that left Martinez collapsed and unable to rise before the count.
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Martinez
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Harry Kessler
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New Jersey
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Start The Day With A Chuckle In Japan Morning News
About 100000 children in southern Japan faced an unexpected holiday on Friday as teachers protested a new report card system. Teachers walked out, demanding changes and halting classes at several grade schools and high schools.
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Japan
Sennment
Quick Power Mower Sale Sparks Buyer Interest
A Want Ad from a Lincoln area street resident highlights strong demand for lawn mowers with a $25 price tag. The reader notes that pricing should attract buyers, saying the market determines value and ads should appeal to purchasers for quick action.
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Coin Street
Soviet Ship Vityaz Backs IGY Research Amid Rain Fears
Pravda reports a Soviet research ship Vityaz escaped radioactive rain from U S nuclear tests in the Pacific. The floating laboratory was engaged in International Geophysical Year activities.
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Delco Remy Names Crisler To Lead Customer Orders At Park Event
Announcement yesterday named Ralph E. Crisler as manager of customer orders at Delco Remy. The event at Killbuck Park drew 3,129 attendees for the opening, including a 25 year watches presentation to 64 long-serving employees. F. E. Boze, Delco Remy production manager, announced the appointment, succeeding D. Ward Snight, who moves to special assignments.
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Macmillan Flies To U S for Talks With Eisenhower
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan flew to the United States for talks with President Eisenhower. The airliner carrying Macmillan and his party turned back earlier when trouble developed in one engine, delaying the trip.
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England
Plymouth plant shutdowns as union dispute expands
The United Auto Workers ordered Plymouth workers back on the job, but the 4 p.m. shift found the plants closed again, halting both the body and assembly lines and idling nearly 5000 employees. Chrysler suspended union stewards for defying new orders while workers walked out in sympathy, intensifying a curent no contract standstill.
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Elisian Given Another Chance In USAC ruling
USAC directors upheld the appeal of driver Elisian of Oakland after a wreck in the Memorial Day 500 mile race. A temporary racing license was granted based on new information since his suspension, with conditions to apply race earnings to debts. Elisian hoped to race the 100 mile event at Milwaukee.
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Duane Carter
Dick Rathmann
Miami
O'Connor
Thomas Binford
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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Nome
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Jobless Hit Four Month Low As May Unemployment Drops
U S government data show May unemployment fell to 4.9 million, the lowest in four months, with the rate at 7.2 percent. Household and auto-plant layoffs offset by a seasonal rise in outdoor work, while new jobless claims jumped to 338,000 amid college graduates entering the market. Officials caution the year’s end could see totals rise to about six million.
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Labor Department
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Eisenhower
James P. Mitchell
Baccalaureate Services Planned at Anderson College Sunday Night
Anderson College outlines two baccalaureate services Sunday night at 7 o clock. Dr Walter Roberts will speak on Positive Preaching while Dr Adam Miller hosts and Dean Miller leads the procession for 19 graduate students to receive divinity degrees. The event honors 134 graduates as the college’s second largest class since 1917 with music by the School of Theology Chorus and readings by Gene Newberry.
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