Khrushchev speech indictment of Stalin and system
Editorial notes Khrushchev's 26 000 word speech reveals not only Stalin crimes but the Communist system itself. Commentary argues mass murders and persecutions reflect a broader moral failings of the regime. A Roscoe Drummond excerpt frames the speech as a damning indictment beyond individual culpability.
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Belore
Nikita S. Khrushchev
United States
Stalin
Khrushchev
Roscoe Drummond
Increase In Traffic Perils Prompts Alert In Anderson
Anderson police report shows 969 traffic accidents in the first five months of 1956, a 25 percent rise from 1955. Ice on streets and heavy downtown congestion contribute, with proposed steps including a new goramble traffic signal system and possible rerouting of truck traffic to ease hazards. Public vigilance and cooperative observance of traffic laws are urged to reduce accidents.
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Anderson Police Department
Andereson
Spehere
Anderson
West Third
John Streets
Hackson Street
Rotary
Charles Simmonds Dies After Auto Crash in Madison County
The Anderson Herald notes the death of Charles Simmonds a longtime rural resident and former Madison County rural circulation manager. He died from injuries after a vehicle collision at Lone Oak Road and Ind d8 Thursday morning becoming the county 10th traffic fatality in 1956. His service to The Herald spanned 1914 to 1927 and he was a valued ambassador to rural readers.
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Charles Simmonds
Madison County
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Lone Oak Road
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Herald
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Kremlin fires Molotov as Tito warned in advance
The Washington Merry Go Round notes Moscow dismissed Vyacheslav Molotov a day before Marshal Tito’s arrival in Belgrade and that Tito received a prior message about the firing. It reports on U.S. warnings to Eisenhower about Soviet moves in the Near East after Dmitri Shepilov succeeds Molotov as premier and mentions Cyprus and other Cold War tensions.
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Betty al Calinder
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Benson to Use Soil Bank Funds for Drought Aid
Agriculture Secretary Baca announced that soil bank payments will be used to aid drought relief. Farmers with crops damaged by drought or blight will receive payments based on reduced plantings and specific drought stress conditions. Eligible crops destroyed or plowed under will be paid at a set rate per acre, with caps and qualifiers outlined. Also notes a service member’s leave for a family visit to Fort Benning.
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Mecaran Priday
Aumers
Ellen's Dilemma and Moral Guidance From Dr Crane
A high school senior named Ellen faces pressure from a popular athlete and rebellion against moral norms. Dr Crane presents a yardstick of the greatest good for the longest time, urging Ellen to refuse sexual advances, protect future plans, and seek a booklet on sex problems while breaking off the relationship.
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Fillen
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Folklore verses and a wispering wind tale for children
A collection excerpt titled Folklore by Willem Wade includes an allegorical piece called Whispering Wind about a visitor who tests a house with a spark and cautions children to value kindness and truth. The story intertwines cautionary lines with a refrain on restraint and honesty.
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Bey
Pledge of Abstinence and Personal Health Advice Letter
Dr William Brady discusses childhood abstinence pledges and moral influence, recounts personal experience with family pledge to abstain from alcohol before 21, and argues for parental guidance and community support. Includes note on responding to health letters and address for correspondence.
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William Brady
el Caoeno
South iBeve
Hills, Catif
Homemakers Conference At Purdue July 12 To 14
Homemakers plan a state parley at Purdue University July 12 to 14 with special interest sessions on food shopping home decor child development and family life. Key speakers from Purdue will present on Wednesday June 63 with sessions repeated in the afternoon and about 7000 attending the annual event. A general session opens Tuesday afternoon June 11 followed by a panel discussion on What 4 Day's Worth and the installation of new officers of the Home Demonstration Association.
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Purdue University
Purdue
Home Demonstration Association
Special Herald Delivery Notice for Missed Papers
A subscriber who misses The Herald should call 3.3371 before 9 A M to arrange a daily copy sent by special messenger. If Sunday delivery fails, report to the nearest Herald seller and sign a complaint to receive a free replacement copy.
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Sun Bay
Brazilians Visit Indiana for Brief Stopover
A group of about 13 Brazilians on a UPI guided tour will visit an Indiana city Monday, arriving from Chicago at noon and returning that evening. Officials had hoped they would attend May 26 dedication ceremonies for a park fountain gifted by Brazil, and planned tours of Brazil's industrial plant and the clay tile industry.
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UPI
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Indiana
Ito
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