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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1956
Page
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Secretary of State John Foster Dulles warned that attempts to place bargain prices on foreign aid could raise war risk. He argued the aid program, cut by 1.1 billion by the House, is costly but essential to a 40 billion peace issuance policy and that peace requires willing sacrifice in peacetime.
The text references Masaru Yamaua and playful mentions of textiles in Japan, with scattered obscure phrases about Confederates and a rise in U S sales amid monthly lag concerns. The passage is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
Classified ad guidance notes miscellaneous sale items under Classification 27 and urges readers to study the Classified Section daily for bargains. It mentions a sample entry listing a 7th doll haust and references the Want Ad Girl, encouraging selling unwanted items.
Clyde Eugene Fulp 25 of Anderson died from internal injuries after a Sunday wreck near Pierceton Indiana. He was riding with three others when the car swerved off Ind 13 and hit two trees. Surviving are his mother Evelyn Crouse and father Ernest Pulp plus three brothers and a sister. Funeral services were to be held at Jackson Park Church of God with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery.
Raul Lagomarsino a leading Argentine industrialist and alleged revolt organizer was arrested after a nationwide upheaval attempt. The plan included executions of President Pedro Aramburu and other officials and targeted churches and news agencies.
The Agriculture Department reports June crop prospects at their lowest in 11 years due to drought and cool weather. If harvest reflects these prospects, total production could fall about 12 percent from last year, easing some surpluses but limiting shortages to minor crops amid price support programs.
Madison County Republican officials plan a five county delegate meeting here before the June 2 GOP convention in Indianapolis. County Chairman R. Roberts says organization work continues for the November 6 general election with a secretary and treasurer to be appointed and party heads named for Anderson wards and townships. Wright Cotton of Anderson is named Madison County chair for a statewide GOP dinner meeting in Indianapolis on December 12.
The area endures mid nineties with a forecast high near 95 as residents seek relief from heat. About 1,200 used the Anderson municipal swimming pool at Athletic Park on Sunday with 900 more by evening. pool hours run noon to 9 p.m. daily. Fire calls reported heat related incidents and one death possibly linked to the heat after a college commencement.
Curtis Lemay urged Congress to raise Air Force funding by 3.8 billion dollars to expand Strategic Air Command and accelerate B52 production. Senate Military Appropriations subcommittee members signaled some support but urged caution, with overall SAC budgets under debate.
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that government may not fire employees under the loyalty security program without due process. The decision limits the program's authority and requires clearer statutory bounds, affecting those in sensitive positions linked to national security.
Dr. Adam W. Miller, dean of the Graduate School of Theology at Anderson College and president of the Missionary Board, opens three days of meetings as the Movement preps for its 68th Convention next week. He announced a record number of Church of God missionaries serving in numerous world regions.
President Eisenhower to Walter Reed reports steady progress after abdominal surgery. Doctors say vitals normal and he slept well. White House aides note no decision on resignation. a Russian invitation to Joint Chiefs was rejected as the President remains focused on recovery.
Nationwide heat wave continues with temperatures above 80 degrees in many areas. Cooler air moves eastward from the northwest reducing numbers by 15 to 20 degrees in western Montana while showers threaten the northeast. Rain totals spike in Mobile and a waterspout is reported near Molise Bay amid storms.
Mrs Gregory faces a playful traffic scene as a clerk jokes about avoiding tickets for nearly three weeks. The vignette cues a light domestic moment centered on a city street and a joking interaction between driver and officer.
Barry Millspaugh prominent in local fair and community circles was found dead in his home at 1403 Walnut Street late last night. Coroner said natural causes. He headed the tailoring department at Gates Clothing Co. when owned by T. W. Galea. Survived by wife Augusta and son Syeman in Cincinnati. Burial at East Maple.
The House approved a 3.8 billion foreign aid bill far below Eisenhower’s request, sparking election year debate. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee will begin consideration Wednesday as supporters seek to restore funds. President Eisenhower and church boards push for broader aid while opponents call the cuts excessive.
Preparations begin for the 68th annual Church of God convention with organizers outlining dates, venue, and program highlights as they mobilize support and schedule key speakers.
Absent details indicate a series of meetings by multiple church boards this week to review facilities from the past year and to chart plans for 1956 57. Officials expect over 2 000 attendees from nearly every state and many foreign countries for sessions at the Church of God camp grounds on East ith St with the General Ministerial Assembly handling policy.
Funeral services for Lester K. Bing 72 prominent loan official will be held at Wild Funeral Home Cincinnati. Burial follows at United Jewish Cemetery Cincinnati. Born September 10 1883 in Anderson he led a life as a banker businessman and civic figure. He helped found Radio Station WHE and was a charter member of the Anderson Country Club. He was a past president of the Indiana State Building and Loan Association.
Birth announcements list numerous families from Anderson and surrounding areas. Names include Tucker, Stanley, Stewart, Berry, Schrenker, Neeley, Chirk, Janney, McKenzig, Oliver, Dunbar, Nichol, Burris, Stinson, Skaggs, Whitlaker, and Stodlemyer. Some entries note hospital location Morey Hospital in Alwood and a military mother in Omaha.
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