Critics set to air views in assembly on Indochina policy
In Paris the National Assembly will hear sharp critics of Premier Laniel as a vote nears on Indochina policy. Daladier Mendes France Mitterrand Soustelle, allies of de Gaulle, are among those expected to speak, with Laniel Pleven and Bidault defending the government.
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Parisi
Joseph Laniel
Indochina
French National Assembly
Laniel
Edouard Daladier
Pierre Mendes- France
Francois Mitterand
Jacqués Soustelle
Charles de Gaulle
Rene Pleven
Georges Bidault
Debating Continues as Molotov Speech Promised
The report notes Bidault will remain in Geneva to hear an anticipated statement by Soviet Foreign Minister V M Molotov, as the debate is expected to resume on Wednesday after Tuesday night discussions.
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Bidault
Geneva
V. M. Molotov
Army Worm Outbreaks Reported Across Central Illinois
The Illinois Natural History Survey said spotty army worm infestations were reported across central Illinois including Coles Mason Brown and Adams counties. Farmers sprayed wheat fields in luxuriant growth while Quincy area reports indicated heavy damage. Officials traced central Illinois larvae to southern moth colonies.
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Urbana
Ill
Illinois Natural History Survey
Illinois
Coles
Mason
Brown
Adams
Quincy
Germany Second In Plastics
Bonn reports West Germany ranking second to the United States in plastics production. Last year output reached 137 million dollars, up 30 percent from 1952, with exports rising to 15.5 million dollars in 1953, a doubling since 1951.
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Bonn
Federal Republic of Germany
United States
West Germany
Portable irrigation system debut on Doyle Brunson farm
On the Doyle Brunson farm in Monroe Township a new portable irrigation system began operation last week, likely the first in Madison County. Sprinklers on 30 foot four inch aluminum pipes run about two hours to apply two inches of water, powered by a 400 gallon per minute tractor pump on Lily Creek. George Greives Jr., Mrs. Brunson and Mr. Brunson observe as water wets a three acre strawberry plot mulched with sawdust, with cabbage, green beans, sweet corn, tomatoes and possibly field corn also eyed for irrigation. the unit can irrigate about 60 acres.
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Doyle Brunson
Monroe Township
Madison County
Lily
George Greives Jr
Brunson
Legion Post Elects Tonight to Name New Officers
George Hackett American Legion Post will elect officers at the annual meeting at the post home tonight and name delegates to the state convention in Indianapolis next month. Candidates include Ed Fulton for commander and Albert Lineberry and Leonard Willoughby for first vice commander among others. The coin collection at the Smithsonian, begun in 1793, now holds over 61,000 coins and medals.
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George Hackett American Legion
American Legion
Indianapolis
Ed Fulton
Albert Lineberry
Leonard Willough
Water Fully Restored After 40000 Affected By Burst Main
About 40 000 residents in Hammond Highland and Munster lost water when a 36 inch main burst overnight. Standby reservoir emptied by 8 30 am and service returned at 11 20 am. No fires reported as five schools and three industries paused operations. Residents told to boil water 20 minutes for 48 hours.
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Hammond, Ind
Hammond
Highland
Munster
Leo Studebaker
Dust storms dim Colorado plains wind erosion study notes
A government study reports that more than 11,000,000 acres of cropland and about 5,000,000 acres of range land suffered wind erosion in the spring across southeastern Colorado, western Kansas, eastern New Mexico, western Oklahoma, western Texas, and southwestern Nebraska, alongside a separate feature about the Haydn skull reburial in Austria. The article links disparate items in a single wide-ranging piece.
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Washington
Colorado
Kansas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Nebraska
Austria
Joseph Haydn
Theodor Cardinal Innitzer
Vienna
Theodor Koerner
Julius Raab
Lower Austria
Haydn
Eisenstadt
Prince Esterhazy
Josef Rosenbaum
Recovered Haydn Skull Sparks Family Rivalry Court Decision
The Esterhazy family, Academy of Music, and University contested the skull of Haydn after it was stolen 145 years earlier. A court awarded ownership to the Academy, which displayed the skull atop a piano in Vienna. After World War II the Esterhazys secured an agreement to move the head to Eisenstadt.
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Haydn
Pathological Museum
Vienna University
Esterhazy
Academy of Music
University
Academy
Esterhazys
Eisenstadt
Fortville High seniors win scholarships and awards
Fortville High School seniors Joan Petty and Rosalyn Kelly earned state college scholarships to Ball State and Indiana University respectively, plus school honors including DAR and American Legion awards. Ned Brown received salutatorian and Good Citizen awards. Other awards went to Charlotte Manship, Lavernavee Reger, Beverly Mendenhall, Estella Moore, Marcia Durbin, and several athletes and activity honorees.
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Fortville
Joan Petty
Fortville High School
Lions Club
Ball State College
Muncie
Miss Petty
Sunshine
Rosalyn Kelly
Indiana University
American Legion
Kelly
Ned Brown
Charlotte Manship
Lavernavee Reger
Beverly Mendenhall
Estella Moore
Marcia Durbin
Lemoine Coombs
James Sutter
Robert Abney
Don Brewer
J. B
Sheep States Fort Worth
About half the U S sheep and lambs come from Texas California Wyoming Montana Colorado and Idaho.
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Fort Worth
U. S
Texas
California
Wyoming
Montana
Colorado
Idaho
Strokes Cause 170000 U S Deaths Annually In Stroke Crisis
New York reports cerebral accidents or strokes kill about 170,000 Americans each year, surpassing combined deaths from diabetes and tuberculosis. An estimated 1,800,000 strokes survivors remain, many bedbound and needing care from one to four helpers.
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New York
United States
Four Million Unspent Funds to Return to Indiana Treasury
Indiana will return about four million dollars to the state treasury at fiscal year end June 30, from unspent appropriations. Budget director Donald H. Clark cites one point five million left from a two point five million contingency fund and about two point four million in a 1953 Legislature wage and operating budget reserve. Additional unused allotments may also be returned. Clark criticizes the 1953 plan as a poor budgeting method and says he would not recommend repeating it.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Donald H. Clark
Clark
General Assembly
Peters to Seek Office Again in Indiana GOP Race
Indiana Republican leaders Peters Parker and Young announce renomination bids at the state convention. Peters cites 1952 majority and advocates surplus control and tax relief including discounting the income tax and ending property tax. Young opposes federal aid to education, all align with anti-Craig faction. no opposition to Young yet.
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Indianapolis
John Peters
New Albany
Peters
Crawford F. Parker
Wilbur Young
Frank T. Millis
Millis
Curtis E. Bardin
Rensselaer
Jasper County
Gov
Craig
State Highway Department
General Fund
Highway Department
Young
Parker
Republican Party
Josephine Baker Returns To Push Slander Claim
Josephine Baker arrives in New York from Paris to pursue a slander suit against columnist Walter Winchell. The St. Louis born singer, now a French citizen, plans a two week stay though visa allows until July 1. She seeks $400,000 from Winchell, Hearst Corp. and King Features over alleged malicious attacks following the Stork Club discrimination claim.
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New York
Josephine Baker
Paris
Walter Winchell
Folies Bergere
Miss Baker
United States
Stork Club
Winchell
Hearst Corp
King Features
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