President Eisenhower to press Tokyo visit amid riots
The message urges continuing the Tokyo trip to reinforce international understanding and the anti communist alliance. It argues delaying would boost Communist propaganda, hurt US credibility, and threaten security treaty gains with Japan while stressing resolve to maintain presence in Asia.
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Eisenhower
Tokyo
United States
Free World
Far East
Pacific
Washington
China
Ussr
Keeping The Campaign Clean Speech on reform for 1960 campaign ethics
The piece recalls past political attacks and calls for voluntary reform in campaigning. It cites Barry Goldwater, Sidney Hillenbrand, and Kennedy era debates, noting Catholicism as an issue and the limited impact of past codes. It suggests reform may need to emerge from grassroots pressure rather than top-down efforts.
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Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Senate
Democratic Party
Herbert Hoover
Harry Truman
Sidney Hillenbrand
B'nai B'rith
Hillenbrand
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Truman
Kennedy
West Virginia
American Society of
John M. Bailey
Connecticut
Bailey
Citizens’ Organization
Bethany Bible School Sets Teenage Classes At Bethany
Peru and United States agree on a June 13 start for Bethany Bible School at Bethany Pugh with teen age classes from 9 to 11 30 a m. Mrs June Conrad and Mrs Lima coordinate infantile to teen departments. Mrs Leslie Smith directs the Loyal Workers class nursery through teens. Staff includes Mrs Harless Flow Myers and others. A parsonage grounds picnic is planned for June 19 with a noon meal.
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Kernion Bible School
Pugh
June Conrad
Lima
Peru
UPI
United States
Jesus
Leslie Smith
Bethany’ Church
Aletaing
Scott
Sing
Phyl
Lis Harless
Helen Flow- Myers
Pat Stook
Bethany Bible School
Matvenia Taylor
Jo Ann Smith
Loi
Cruz
Calif
O'Neill
Velma Pugh
Martha Browns
Hanenberg
Roberta Waiteleock
Talman Trial Continued After Judge Ill
Beverly Hills California actor William Talman whose Perry Mason moral trial was postponed as Municipal Judge Adolph Alexander fell ill with fever. Talman 45 was fired by CBS after his arrest March 18 for frolicking nude with six others at a wild Hollywood party. Richard Reibold 31, owner of the party apartment, faced charges of possession of narcotics.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
William Talman
Perry Masa
Adolph Alexander
Talman
CBS
Test of Your Real Age and Compliment Club Self Test
Fragmentary item discusses age perception and a fictitious Compliment Club. It mentions Silas Marner, a penny of social activity, a drug store sales demonstration for a Case E406, Fay E aged 46 wife of an Ou'o judge, and a 1030 day experiment. The piece reads like a quirky diary style note on civic vitality and social compliments.
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Silas Marne
Eppie
Fay E
Cosmetic
Hew
Dr Brady Health Service Pursuit of Compliment Club Hardship
A reader recounts joining the Compliment Club experiment at Dr Brady's Health Service. He cites only ten percent finish the 30 days, vows to be in the top ten percent with a diploma, and reflects on personal growth and social withdrawal. He recalls being more active ten years ago and notes gains from the experiment.
Albuminuria and public notices mix in Washington briefs
Brief items from Washington discuss medical notes on albuminuria linked to diet and exertion, plus postal health tips. The page reports a steel and rail industry snapshot with output, a Norfolk and Western stock exchange move, a Labor Department jobs update, and a coal boom forecast for Midwest regions.
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N&w
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Nasser and Tito Hold Talks on Stronger Ties
President Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic and Yugoslav President Tito began talks in PUSA Yugoslavia to strengthen the two nations relations.
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Tito
PUSA
Yugoslavia
UPI
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republican
Tito Monda
Trio to be Honored At State AMVET Parley Here
The thirteenth annual State AMVETS convention in Anderson June 17 to 19 will honor Melvin E. Biddle of Anderson and Fred Wilson for heroism and service. Wilson rescued ten children from a fire before two perished. Biddle is a World War II Congressional Medal of Honor recipient. Janice Garner of Muncie will receive a $500 AMVETS scholarship. Auxiliary president Florence Brown will present awards at a luncheon June 18. The event concludes June 19 with state officer elections for 1980-1961.
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Amvets
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
Authority To Buy Phone Firm Referenced In Indy Notice
Bloomingdale Home Telephone Co petitions Indiana PSC for authority to purchase Citizens Telephone Co of Tangier for 2400 dollars and to convert Tangier to dial service, plus requested multi party service expansion and rate changes amid a cluttered news digest of political commentary and medical notes.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Bloomingdale Home Telephone Co
Indians Public Service Commission
Citizens Telephone Co
Tangier
Bloomingdale
Khrushchev
Lin
New York Herald
Tribune Inc
Mail responses and a city study on Muncie life
A letter from Mc Brady invites brief, inked replies with a stamped self addressed envelope. A report by Ball State students notes Muncie residents avoid shopping there due to basketball culture and recommends sewer upgrades and zoning, while nearby Anderson shows less of a place bias. The National Safety Council launches July Fourth safety push, with 276 traffic fires and 65 other deaths recorded last year, and Flag Day is noted amid expectations of fewer displayed flags.
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Mc Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Ball State
Muncie
Associated Press
Delaware
la Bearcat
National Safety Council
Incongruity and humor in old style anecdotes
Folklore and humor examples from a William Wade piece discuss incongruity in situations and surprising outcomes. It cites a mayoral candidate, fishing signs, a Hamlet reference, a type setting mishap, and a Compliment Club letter, followed by naval history notes and a question about flags in U.S. government.
Pledge Allegiance and Loyalty Oath Text By Julien C. Hyer
This fragment reflects a pledge emphasizing allegiance to the flag and devotion to country. It envisions a united front from sea to sea, obedience to laws, and brotherhood among citizens, credited to Julien C. Hyer.
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