Congressional Committee To Check Schools
The Supreme Court ruled a congressional committee has broad authority to investigate education and related groups. It upheld arguments over the scope of inquiry into former educators and alleged Communist affiliations. Justice Harlan wrote for the majority while dissents questioned First Amendment limits and state versus federal roles.
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Kari. BR. Bauman
Washington
Con
Fraite Committee On
Communist Party
Loyd Barenslatt
Vassar College
University of Michigan
John M. Harlan
Barenblall
Steve Nelson
Nelson
Congress
Ceneral
Clase
United States
Willard Upnaus
Hartford
Conn
New Hampshire
General Information
Per Hampshire World Federacon
Tom C. Clark
William 41
Brennan
Earl Warren
Hugo L. Black
William C. Douglas
Clark
Justee
Uphaus
Jenner stock sales approved in Indianapolis
Secretary of State John R. Walsh approved Jenner and Son stock sale plans amid questions about the corporation. Land options in Lake Porter and La Porte counties were not disclosed, Walsh citing potential harm to the firm. Jenner said options may include Michigan. firm plans to sell a million shares at $3 each with several Republican officials on the board.
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Indianapolisapy
Prin O Lexien
William E. Jenner
St. ‘Lawrence
Walsh
Sen
Jenner
Bering
Jay Water
Michigan
Amony
Hobert Matthews
George Stark
Republican State Committee
Charges Leveled At 3 Union Members
Soviet leader Khrushchev welcomed East German officials in Moscow as the Geneva talks loom. West German and Soviet officials, including Grotewohl and Ubricht, led delegations of technical and economic experts to discuss possible cooperation while calling for a separate peace treaty and better communication links with West Berlin.
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Mgscow
Tkita
Khrushchev
Germany
Ciermany
Preanier Orta
Trotewohl
Communist Party
Mettain
Walter Wihricht
Stig
Geneve
Gniewohl
Mail Missile Launched From Naval Station in Public Test
The report describes a missile launch from a naval station as part of a public broadcast and international discussion. It notes involvement of West and East Germany and U S test aims, with officials mentioning peace prospects and a broader postal and labor context. It references Local 597 Indiana union members and disputes over union representation and democracy within the labor ranks. It mentions a plutonium factory incident at Windscale causing damage and a post office test of mail delivery by missile, alongside references to postal service improvements and high-priority dispatches.
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Radia and
Khristicnew
Washington
UPH
Germany
Lia
Indiana
Aflecio
Florida
Union
Ainic
Oato
Ulbricht
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Arera Se
National Union
House Labor
Local 597
Gus Bader
East Chicago
Richard Coyle
Kenneth Williams
Hammond
Marvn J Ward
Ward
National Wrion
John Jr
Biddle
Anderson High
Ou-R Sehnol
Mourils Park
London
Windscale
597
Sister
Elizabeth
McNamee
Anderson
Thecker
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Partic Nxt
Riley
Carolina
Loether
Democrats Dinner Plans Highlight June 13 Guest Speakers
Atlantic City scene features Madison County Young Democrats club dinner with speakers Rep. J Edward Roush Sen. Vance and others. Plan includes health care cost speech urging insurance company affordability and physician fee policies. Weekend notes cover posts about Eisenhower, Billy Graham, and local club leadership moves.
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Iistrick
J. Edward
U.S. Pat
Roush
U.S
Vance
United Press
Mediicine
Cigarette and Gas Taxes to Rise Across States
An Associated Press survey shows states planning higher revenue from cigarette and gasoline taxes plus possible increases on banks utilities beer liquor inheritances and income with several legislatures aiming to avoid new taxes and maintain strict budget discipline. The report notes expected revenues around 700 million dollars and mentions Connecticut and North Carolina among others considering or enacting tax changes. The piece also references broader budget fights and fiscal policy amid a national push to balance taxation with economic restraint.
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Ernest Agnew
Associated Press
New York
Six Jurors Seated in High Profile Murder Trial
Six jurors were seated Monday in Carbondale Illinois for the murder trial of Editha Klumpp accused of slaying her rival Louise Bere. The courtroom was presided over by Judge Frank M Gusweiler as attorneys questioned prospective jurors amid the hush of the jury pool.
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Del
Special Judge To Rule On New Trial Motion By Smith
Special Judge Thomas B. Garvin will rule Tuesday on a new trial motion filed by former Indiana defendant Smith. The report notes discrediting bribe allegations and a sentence of four years with fines, amid broader tax and crime mentions.
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Smith
Mississippi
Connecticut
New Jersey
New York
Newland
Vermont
Statestrict
Columbia
Utah
Virgil
Red
My Smith
Indianapolis
UPI
Thomas EB. Garvin
Arithe
Bold Orion Missile Fired From B47 Jet
The Bold Orion test missile was fired from a B47 jet bomber over Cape Canaveral as part of a highly secret Air Force test. Separate reports state Illinois Department of Labor will lay off 315 unemployment compensation staff next Monday to cut costs by about $200,000 annually.
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Chicago
Hlinais
Department of Labor
Rey F. Cummins
Chic Jeaga
Samuel C. Bernstein
Commission of Unemployment Compensation
Sai
Cummins
Bernstein
UAPE
Cuteased
Policeman's Son Drowns at Lake in Wisconsin
Seven year old Douglas Luke son of a Chicago policeman disappeared while his family vacationed at Lake Arbubus in Wisconsin. His body was recovered in 150 feet of water near the Clark County boat landing after an all night search by volunteers, guardsmen, and bloodhounds. Meanwhile Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen pressed for wage boosts as contract talks with several meat packers approach August 1, with negotiators set to renew bargaining.
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American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators
Fistle
United States Mail Service
Pedia
SunniserieNd
Pacific Coast
Rene
Anerson
Mr. Bruce
Maxwell
Hatfield
Wis. Eet
Douglas Luke
Chicago
UPI
Robertol
Luke
Clark
Jackson County
National Guardsmen
Eau Claire
Whitehall
Bouglas
Annual Garden Project Starts West of City Plant
A. E. Hollenbeck reports the annual garden projects west of Moss Island Road near the sewage disposal plant are well underway. Severe weather disrupted planting in past years, but this season rain has delayed plowing and conditioning until the week. The city sponsored effort began during World War I, with gardeners eligible to sign up for fall events after the season.
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A. E. Hollenbeck
Moss Island Road
Hollenbeck
Wanda
Deported Gary Man Amid Vice Probe And Fatal Crashes
The report outlines a deportation case against Tommy Morgano of Gary Indiana after he refused questions about local vice and gambling ties. Separately two separate incidents mention the drowning of two individuals and a fatal crash involving a Ciera Cordonis Aero Club aircraft near Meantakia Air Base.
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Spain
Ciera Cordonis Aéro Club
Meantakia
George W. Croy obituary in Alexandria
George W. Croy 3 retired Larmer resident of Alexandria died days after living at 106 S. Binck St. He was born May 15 1876 in Clinton County son of Michael and Nancy Powers Croy. He married Maude Langston October 9 1906 in Marion and was a First Christian Church member and 160F Lodge member in Alexandria. He farmed north of Alexandria 25 years, retired in 19. During World War II he worked at Deleo Remy in Anderson. Surviving are Maude his widow and daughter Mrs Fay Roby of Alexandria two half brothers Frank Duckworth Summitville and Charles Duckworth Anderson three grandchildren and three great grandchildren. A son King died. Last rites at Karl M. Kyle Funeral Home at 2 p.m. today by Rev Jack Albertson of First Christian Church. Burial will be in Elwood City Cemetery.
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Alexandria
George W. Croy
Larmer
S. Binck St
Croy
Clinton County
Michael
Nancy Powers Croy
Maude Langston
Marion
First Christian Church
Elwood
Farmedorth
jDeleo-Remy
Anderson
Maude
Fay Roby
Frank Duckworth
Summitville
Charkes Duckworth
King
Karl M. Kyle
Jack Albertson
Une Elwood City
Cemery
Alexandria Social Activities Circle Meeting At Beulah Park
Members of AWW Class of the Church of God enjoyed a social evening at Beulah Park with hosts Mr. Harry and Mrs. Gerald Adams and Mr. Englask. Attendees included local families and numerous names, with plans for the next meeting and a hamburger fry noted for the following Saturday.
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Alexandria
Church of God
al al Beulah Park
Arry
Everj
Gerald Adams
Englask
Melvin Frazier
M. Rooms
Chwight &. McCurdy
Mesdames
Arthur Gooding
Williams
Roward Cranfill
Paul Oliver
Mike and
the Unger
James East
Evert J. B
Robert Stansberry
Charles Ett Leach
John Bangle
Afes
Peters
Marilyn
James Hubert Hester
Lillie
Terry
Fred Powless
Chil Hughes
Don Galloway
Famildren
George
Neva
Leedy
Charlotte Blacklidge
Juanita
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