Japan Faces Protests Over New US Japan Security Pact
Japan grapples with heated demonstrations against the ratification of the US Japan security treaty. Socialists and Communists oppose the pact and seek neutrality with the Soviet Union and Red China. Despite protests, the Liberal Democrat government presses ahead, aiming to end occupation remnants and strengthen alliance while Okinawa remains a focal point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
Eisenhower
Tokyo
Pacific
Hirohito
White House
Diet
Nobusuke Kishi
Washington
Far East
Kishi
Soviet Union
Red China
Communist Party
Free World
Okinawa
Orient
Liberal - Democratic
McLain Opposes Gov Brown In California Presidential Primary
George McLain, a lobbyist backing 1/2 million social security recipients, challenges Gov Edmund Brown in California as 81 Democratic delegates vote. McLain claims Brown betrayed the elderly and could boost benefits by 32 percent if he wins. Observers fear McLain could siphon votes from Brown, aiding Nixon’s unopposed GOP bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Edmund
Pat) Brown
Brown
George McLain
McLain
Congress
Townsend Clubs
California Institute of Social Welfare
Townsendite
Nixon
U S U 2 Flight Flap Under Fulbright Scrutiny
The Fulbright Committee hearing exposes grave flaws in the administrations handling of the U 2 incident. It questions the President's public statements and notes a lack of high level oversight and coordination among White House aides and the State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U-2
Washington
Fulbright Committee
Eisenbach
Hower
Senate
Mie
White House
Herter
Mr. Khrushchev
U. S
Pentagon
Khrushchev
Camp David
LU Class Size Sets State Record
LU sets state record for class size with unusually large enrollment, as administrators note impact on resources and student support. The announcement highlights notable attendance gains and potential adjustments for future semesters.
Pension Plan Compromise May End Show Strike
New compromise pension plan eyed to end Broadway theater lockout as Actors Equity seeks a retirement scheme. The stalled contract talks with the League of Nations? unclear. Large Indiana University class noted separately in source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actors Equity
Broadway Shutdown Deepens As U S Spy Row Rages
The Broadway theatre strike escalates as Equity withdraws the cast from The Tenth Man and Broadway shows close for the first time in 41 years. Producers seek settlement amid investor pressure. the Restaurant League urges a quick end to the dispute while officials grapple with summit implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quilty Oy Lf League
Equity
Bellamy
Restaurant League of New York
League
Polly’s Test Of Psychology In Marital Turbulence
Case E420 recounts Polly G a 25 year old married four years who tests a psychology column to avert divorce. After quarrels and a drunken return she uses casual advice to save her marriage while notes her parents divorce and college honeymoon happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Polly G
Dr. Crane
L.E
Ililuue
Thelin
Readers Speak On Tonsil Surgery And Family Life
A physician columnist shares reader letters debating tonsillotomy for enlarged tonsils in children. One parent describes a daughter with large tonsils hindering swallowing amid office stress, while contributors advocate early tonsil removal as a minor, safe procedure comparable to tooth extraction, urging openness to outdoor activity and improved morale.
Readers chide editors over jaywalking and census talk
Pat Monaghan of 918 East 10th Street complains two Herald editors jaywalked on downtown Anderson’s busy street amid safety messages. The editors acknowledge the fault and vow better conduct. The page also includes readers debating census figures, Khrushchev era diplomacy, and a mayoral bid rumor with local planning notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Monaghan
E. 10Th St
The
Herald
Anderson
Monaghan
Local Youths Appointed to U S Naval Academy
Eugene Kelly 17 of Maxwel, Ind and Donald L Sutton of Madison Heights were named to the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis. They will report July 5 as Midshipmen. Both graduates and honor students, their fathers work for Delco Remy Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Kelly
Patrick Kelly
Greenfield
Donald L. Latton
James Lutton
Lindbere Rd
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Hancock Central High School
Maxwell, Ind
Sutton
Madison Heights
Delco-Remy Division
Folklore and practical jokes from a seaside club
William Wade presents folklore and jokes from a fit session where men joke about narow mindedness and Bible trivia. The piece recalls pithy lines about Eve, Noah, and an uncle’s death while offering an American saying about a practical nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve
Adam
United States
Noah
Plastic Engineers Stage Golf Outing in Anderson
The Society of Plastic Engineers held its annual golf outing at Anderson Country Club on Saturday with 62 players starting at 8 am and about 105 central Indiana members attending. Anderson again hosted after Indianapolis, and local member E. C. Quear serves on the national council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Marion
Huntington
I al Huntington
Indianapolis
Eugene C.t Pulliam
Acuur Naion Bellamy
Indiana U
Equity
Shubert
Bloomington
Herman
Wells
Bellamy
Indiana
Handley
Birch E. Bayh Jr
West Terre
Haute
Indiana House
Law School
Washington
UPI
Sen
Sambacentite
Russell B. Long
D - la
Javits - Gore
Space Agency
Moscow
Paris
Phaertcat
Bing Vantan
Bithh
Henind
London
Espionee
Mer
OU Bgs
Bonetey Mas
Wei
Butler Uni
Indiana State
Ces
College
Hanover
En- Gore
Jack Anderson
U.S
Epi
Albert Gore
Hokkaido
Jacob K
Javits
Gore
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
United States
Baris
Louisiana
Khrushchev
Society of Plastic Engineers
Anderson Country Clubs
Anderson
E. C
Quear
National Council
Colorado Republicans Back Nixon for President Nomination
Colorado Springs dispatch reports Republicans from the state will travel to the Chicago convention and express strong support for Vice President Richard Nixon as the presidential nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Ferguson
Colorado
Nixon
Colorado Springs
Cala
UPI
Chicago
Richard Nixon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Disturbed
Roscoe Drummond
Hertz
Aintartadat
Indiana Univer
New York
UPL
Negolerators
Theater
League of New
Long
John Shuttert
Ank
Ante
Tote
Hu Shik
Columbia University
Men Tree Ee Ea New League
Central Intelligence Agency
National Aeronautics and
sum‘State Department
Fulbright
Michie Renra
Sieemeertiee Vreeseemere Ee Preoenetr
Phuwiin
Peration
Bram
Anu
Nushand
J.H
Anathrer
Serer
Citizens Bank
Umuage
Malion
Mweeereky Mere Huw
Iistrate
Elt
Mr.Khrushchev
National Guard R| Mary
7Th
Main St
US Naval Academy
Rheny
Brady
Tauhtina
Fital
William Brady
el Camino South
Beverly Hills
Calif
J. B. Martin
Navy
U.S. Navy
Russia
War- Ten Magnuson
Senate Commerce Committee
Magnuson
Mir. Magnuson
Hipwise
William Wade
Suriay Papt.of Commerce
Shaw
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Plains States
Mississippi Valley
Pacific Northwest
Mississippi
George D. Crittenberger Harrie
W Toner
Felix AL Buck Secrapery
Wim A. Bailey
Freeserly
Ind
Act of Congres
Medison
Indiane
Associated Press
Focal
AP News
the Shepherd
Julien C. Hyer
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!