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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1957
Page
39
Rep. Charles Halleck of Indiana told the National Confectioners Association that the budget cutting plan would stall around 70 million dollars and that military allocations should not be cut further. He said civil rights legislation would pass without the jury trial amendment and quipped about President Eisenhower’s health.
Miss Martha Cole and Miss Janet Mauzy return from college in 1957. Martha completed her freshman year at Butler University Indianapolis and majors in business. Janet completed freshman and sophomore years at Ball State Teachers College Muncie majoring in business. Both are Markleville High School graduates planning fall schedules. Parents are Mr and Mrs John Cole and Mrs Cassius Mauzy.
Israel now operates 102 hospitals with 12 24 beds compared with 63 hospitals and 4 626 beds in 1949. Infant mortality per 1 000 births has fallen from 51 7 to 32 3 since 19.
The piece argues the British test in the South Pacific boosted national pride while downplaying fallout dangers. It notes Britain has joined the United States and the Soviet Union as a nuclear power and predicts more nations will acquire weapons, risking Western civilization.
The writer argues that banning atomic weapons requires full pocket checks and mutual trust, criticizing partial inspections. He warns against Soviet deception, urges free elections in satellite states, and predicts a move toward an era of atomic equality through international arms control and equal weapons for allies.
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