Red Cross Chilean Relief Urged After Earthquake
The Red Cross calls the Chilean disaster the worst in 79 years prompting a Madison County drive to raise funds. Local relief efforts focus on money to buy and ship aid efficiently as agencies coordinate with Gen Alfred Gruenther's relief leadership.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Chile
Anderson
Madison County
Catholic Relief Service
Church World Service
CARB
Seventh Day Adventists Welfare Service
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Alfred M. Gruenther
Eisenhower
Gruenther
Britain stages grand virtual show in New York Coliseum
The Federation of British Industries launches a major Britain in New York exhibition with Prince Philip opening the event. Budgeted at 51 million plus 6 to 10 million from corporations, the display covers industry and science from jet engines to penicillin. A British Military Tournament and Tattoo at Madison Square Garden accompanies the showcase.
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Great Britain
New York Coliseum
Prince Philip
Federation of British Industries
United States
Madison Square Garden
Copenhagen
Lisbon
U. S. Department
Britain
New York
London
Margaret
Non-Operating Rail Workers' Raise Approved
A White House fact finding board recommended a five cent hourly raise and enhanced health and welfare benefits for 600,000 non-operating railroad employees, far short of unions demands for 25 cents. The panel cited railroads' weak finances and urged continued negotiations, with a possible 58 million annual cost in fringe benefits and a one-step 5 cent raise effective July 1. The union could strike July 8 if unresolved.
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Washington
UPI
Gacl
Sanger
Eisenhower
Short
White House
U. S
Harvard
John T. Dun-lop
Dream symbolism in a high school romance case
A reader recalls Lois L a high school student who on a date felt a bubbly mood after a kiss and dreamt of South Seas savages with spears. The analysis interprets dreams as symbolic cravings with male symbols like spears and pointed objects representing sexuality while water and quilts represent feminine elements.
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Lois
Lois L
South Seas
Dr. Crane
Sahara
United States
South Sea
Freud
Brady's Health Service Dreamer Symbolism
A fragmented literary note describes a figure named Brady and a health service dreamer who engages in a romantic affair under carmouflage while avoiding moral guilt. The passage uses symbolism to explore inner conflict and concealment within personal ethics.
Angina and public health musings from a 1960 Washington piece
A reader letter discusses angina pectoris and daily calcium and vitamin D needs, then shifts to General de Gaulle and Western Europe. The column ties health advice to broader political debate, mentioning Moscow, Khrushchev, and a call for balanced diplomacy.
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March
D.D.S
Angina
de Gaulle
Washington
Moscow
Gen. de Gault
Europe
North America
France
Atlantic Alliance
Western
Cainainae
Comas
Barry Goldwater
Evfete Saeead
Erett Dirksen
de Gaullels
Moscow Orl
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Christian A. Herters
Eas
Folklore and politics mix in wartime diary notes
fragmentary article sketches diverse items from a 20th century era. It mentions angina pectoris and heart cramps tied to a self-help booklet, then shifts to remarks by Gen. de Gaulle on detente cultural exchanges and postwar policy. It notes hospital cases, editor interactions, and advice on belly breathing for heart patients.
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East
Atlantic
Urals
Europe
H.E.P
Wm. Heberden
Sper
Gen. de Gaulie
Gether
Calvin Barker
jDoctor
Baker
Hayden
Herter
University of Pitts
Humphrey
West Virginia
Huntington
Baltimore
Detroit
Jacksonville
Jmic
Danzig
Fla
Jersey City
Newark
New Herter
Richmond
Rochest
Ier
Worcester
Mass
Anderson
Soviet Union
Herner
Pitt
NBC
Ai Arcise
CBS Radio
Straus Peril
John Poor Geek
Hunter
William Brady
Population decline mirrors national census trend in 1960
Andersonians troubled by a drop in city area population in the preliminary 1960 census figures. The article notes that many cities nationwide, including larger centers, show similar declines, offering a broad consolation that the trend is not isolated.
Census Trends Pivot Suburbs Growth Near 75 Million
Census figures hint a major suburban surge as populations shift beyond city borders. Indiana and Kentucky mentions show movers within Anderson area and a fatal head on collision near Owensboro with Mrs Corrine McCormick among the injured later dying in hospital.
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Indiana
Andersen
Advancy
Madison
Owensboro, Ky
Corrine McCormick
Owensboro
Max [Drnagenacniniee
McCormick
H. W. McClafferty
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THE
Anderson Herald
George D. Crittenberger
Eee
Anderson Newspapers
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Harriet W. Toner
Felix A. Buck
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Edwin A. Bailey
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Walter Lippmann
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PIY_LEAD
Anu Uciemol
New York Herald Tribune Inc
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Deyline
Thuredey
Figen Shee
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Plains
Central Rockies
Florida
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John Walsh
Albert Steinwedel
Terre Haute
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