Eisenhower insists Tokyo trip to aid world peace
President Eisenhower defends his planned Tokyo visit as vital to strengthening anti communist unity in the Pacific. He warns cancellation could embolden rioters and jeopardize the United States Japan security treaty as a hinge of Free World policy against Soviet and Chinese influence.
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Free World
Far East
Pacific
Washington
Japan
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China
Keeping Campaign Reform From Above and Below
The piece argues voluntary pledges fail to curb dirty politics as both parties trade barbs over Hoover Truman Kennedy and Nixon. It cites Hillenbrand of Bnai B’rith urging inclusive questions and rejecting hatemongering while noting limited impact of 1954 campaign codes and law. Reform may start from the grassroots rather than top down.
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R-Ariz
Senate
Democratic Party
Herbert Hoover
Harry Truman
John M. Bailey
Connecticut
Bailey
Citizens
Bethany Bible School opens June 13 at Bethany Church
Bethany Christian Church holds Daily Vacation Bible School from June 13 to 24, 9 to 11:30 a.m., with five departments from nursery to teen age. Director is Mrs. Leslie Smith. secretary Miss Aleta Scott. Staff includes listed teachers and helpers. All local children four through teens invited. Loyal Workers Class meet June 12. Bethany Bible School picnic June 19. Terrance O Neill, 19, a South Bend sailor aboard USS Hancock, drowned near Santa Cruz, California after falling from a 35 foot cliff into a creek.
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Jesus
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Aleta Scott
Phyllis Harless
Helen Flowers
Pat Stookey
Marvenia Taylor
Jo Ann Smith
Louise Madaline Reed
Barbara Patterson
Dunham
Lola Jessup
Josephine Porter
Ide Allen
Norma Brand
Louise Collier
Lillie Needler
Clarice Dean
Ann McKinney
Velma Pugh
Martha Bronnenberg
Roberta White
Kermit Pugh
June Conrad
Sally Imel
Freeman Imel
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Bible School
Bethany Bible School
Sailor
South Bend
Ind
Terrance O'Neill
Santa Cruz
Calif
O'Neill
Hanicock
Peru and United States agree on infant malnutrition study
Lima Peru and the United States will conduct a joint study on infant malnutrition and stomach ailments. The UPI report notes the agreement reached in Lima Monday as part of health research collaboration between the two nations.
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Lima
Peru
UPI
United States
Khrushchev’s Paris tirades reveal inner Kremlin pressures
Khrushchev’s harsh attacks on Eisenhower and Nixon after the Paris summit suggest a Kremlin internal conflict driving aggressive rhetoric. Analysts note the escalation may aim to bolster Khrushchev’s standing within the Presidium, even as it undermines Soviet foreign aims and risks alienating world opinion. The piece weighs whether personal vilification serves internal power, not policy, and questions if such tactics hinder future U.S. negotiations.
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Washington
United States
Eisenhower
Nixon
Kremlin
Mr. K
Paris
Russia
Adenauer
Soviet Union
Presidium
Steel output seen rising as week begins
The American Iron & Steel Institute says mills will produce about 1,775,000 tons this week, a slight increase from last week’s 1,756,000 tons. Capacity use is expected at 62.3 percent versus 61.6 percent prior week. Norfolk & Western proposes a stock swap with Nickel Plate, exchanging 45-100 of a share for each Nickel Plate share to create a system with over 1.4 billion dollars in assets and about 5,000 miles of track, sparking talk of a broader consolidation with Pennsylvania Railroad which holds 33 percent of N&W.
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American Iron & Steel Institute
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
N&w
Job picture improves with May gains and unemployment drop
The Labor Department reports a broad jobs upturn in May with 1,049,000 more positions, lifting total to 67,208,000. Unemployment declines by roughly 200,000 to 3,459,000, while layoffs continue in steel and machinery sectors.
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Labor Department
Midwest coal boom predicted by national conference president
The National Coal Policy Conference president forecast a regional upturn in the Midwest within years, saying expanded coal production will boost Indiana Illinois Kentucky and Ohio economies by several hundred million dollars annually by 1970.
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National Coal Policy Conference
Midwest
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Ohio
Nasser and Tito Begin Talks on Stronger Ties
President Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic and Yugoslav President Tito opened discussions Monday aimed at strengthening relations between their nations. The two leaders met to discuss cooperation and potential agreements across political and economic areas.
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PUSA
UPC
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Tito
Trio to Be Honored At State AMVET Parley Here
The thirteenth annual State AMVETS Convention in Anderson June 17 18 and 19 will honor two outstanding members at the Commanders Banquet on June 18 Melvin E Biddle of Anderson a World War II Congressional Medal of Honor recipient and Fred Wilson commander of the greater Gary AMVET Post who rescued ten children from a fire May result in two deaths He and Wilson receive awards from the Indiana and National AMVETS departments Also honored will be Miss Janice K Garner Rt 2 Muncie daughter of Mrs Margaret E Brown and the late William F Garner who will receive a 500 AMVETS National Scholarship the first Indiana high school senior so honored since 1948 The AMVETS Auxiliary meets at the same time with a luncheon Saturday June 18 where Florence Brown state auxiliary president will present awards to outstanding members The convention closes Sunday June 19 with the election of state officers for 1960 1961.
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Anderson
Melvin E. Biddle
Fred Wilson
Greater Gary
Indiana Department
National Department of Amvets
Janice K. Garner
Rt. 2
Muncie
Margaret E. Brown
William F. Garner
Miss Garner
Army Air Corps
Germany
Indiana
Indiana Department of Amvets
Florence Brown
Bloomingdale seeks approval to buy Tangier phone firm
INDIANAPOLIS API The Bloomingdale Home Telephone Co. asked the Indiana Public Service Commission for authority to acquire the Citizens Telephone Co. of Tangier for 2400 dollars and to convert Tangier to dial and raise rates. One party residential service would go from 4.50 to 6 dollars per month and endeed party service from 3.50 to 0.
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Indianapolis
API
Bloomingdale Home Telephone Co
Indiana Public Service Commission
Citizens Telephone Co
Tangier
Bloomingdale
The Case Records Of A Psychologist Test Of Age
Case E-486 describes Fay E aged 46 wife of an Ohio judge who recalls civic activity and extroversion. She mentions joining a Compliment Club and sending honest compliments daily to three different people as part of psychological self assessment.
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Fay E
Ouio
Leach
Albuminuria and the Compliment Club Revisited
A reader passage covers albuminuria in youths, its benign forms, links to lordosis, and dietary myths about egg white. It stresses exercise for back strength, cautions against overinterpreting diet, and cites Bright's disease. The letter also recounts joining and endorsing the Compliment Club to fight senescence and stay mentally young through social activity.
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Bright
Muncie report urges city upgrades to shed village feel
A study by IU and Ball State students, per Associated Press, finds Muncie residents shop elsewhere due to the city’s basketball image. Suggestions include sewer expansion, wider streets, and city county zoning to curb a village atmosphere, with potential fallout in Delaware County.
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Ball State
Muncie
Associated Press
Delaware
Signed health letters seek stamped selfaddressed reply
Brief brief letters about health and hygiene addressed to Mr William Brady at 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills California will be answered by Dr Brody only if a stamped selfaddressed envelope is enclosed. Due to volume only a few can be answered.
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William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Folklore and humor through incongruity examples
A sample of humor theory from Wad cites incongruity and unexpected results. It includes mayor candidacy fear of horse thief accusations, a boy guiding to trespass and no fishing signs, Hamlet misdirection, a misprint causing alphabet confusion, and a playful tablet analogy.
I the Shepherd Pledge Allegiance and Loyal Citizens
The verse proclaims allegiance to the flag and commitment to the country. It emphasizes devotion to the cause, obedience to rules and leaders, and solidarity among citizens from sea to sea. It calls for a unified front and a sense of brotherhood under one God, one aim, one destiny.
Personal advice from Dr Crane Mellor Iowa chart request
When writing to Dr. Crane Mellor Ind enclose stamped self addressed envelope and 20 cents to cover typing or printing costs for personal advice or one of his psychological charts.
Naval history quiz on flags through early US days
A reader asks how many flags have flown in American government from the founding era. The piece lists July 1846 Monterey, July 1898 Santiago events, and notes on the United States frigate launched in 1797 as well as Benedict Arnold’s naval actions. The prompt concludes with a question and a Wednesday answer.
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J. S. Stoat
Monterey
California
United States
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Sampson
Schley
Cervera
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Philadelphia
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