Chilean Earthquake Disaster Sparks Local Red Cross Drive
The worst disaster in Red Cross history strikes Chile. Madison and Anderson County residents are urged to donate money rather than items to fund long term relief. Local Red Cross centers collect contributions to support near scene purchases and distribution through agencies including CARE and Catholic Relief Services.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Chile
Anderson
Madison County
Catholic Relief Service
Church World Service
CARE
Seventh Day Adventists Welfare Service
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Alfred M. Gruenther
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Britain Presents Virtual Lord Mayor Show in New York Coliseum
The Federation of British Industries funds a virtual Lord Mayor's Show in New York with Prince Philip opening the event. A British Military Tournament and Tattoo featuring 550 troops will also take over Madison Square Garden. The display highlights jet engines, television, penicillin and other British firsts.
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Rail Workers Win Five Cent Pay Boost Across the Board
Washington panel backs a five cent hourly raise for 600000 non operating railroad workers plus improved health and welfare benefits. The recommendation falls short of unions 25 cent demand and notes railroads finances. Unions vow to strike if no settlement by July 3.
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Fect
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Theodore Short
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Whort
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Act
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Joan T. Dun- Hop
Dream Symbols in Psychologia Case of Lois L
A printed note explains Freudian dream symbolism in Lois L. case E-492. It cites a date event of a high school girl on a date with a boyfriend at a hamburger stand and a kiss leading to a dreamy sequence interpreted as signs of hunger and sexual symbolism.
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Lois
Lois L
Sahara
Kiten
United States
Dreamlike discourse on health and geopolitics in a curious mix
Fragmented article combines medical musings on angina and calcium with reflections on De Gaulle and world peace. It recounts letters about health and digestion, mentions a 1960 Paris Conference, and cites Herter and U.S. policy debates amid scattered notices and ads.
Andersonians Hopeful After Census City Decline
The 1960 preliminary census figures show Anderson area population dipping, not isolated to the city. Many large cities report losses due to suburban movement, with areas near Anderson also shrinking while overall metro population nears 75 000, up from 1950.
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Philadelphia
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Richmond
Rochester
Worcester
Mass
Anderson
Anderson Area
Imark
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