GM UAW agree on three year contract with new benefits
Editorial notes five year history of wage links to living costs and outlines a new three year pact between General Motors and the United Auto Workers. It introduces a supplemental unemployment benefit plan starting June 1 1956 to provide 60 to 65 percent of take home pay for up to 26 weeks during layoffs, aiming to ease hardship for workers and local businesses in Anderson.
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General Motors Corporation
CIO
United Auto Workers
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Anderson
General Motors
GMUAW
Alr
Mr Hilligass Re-Elected to Third Term Secretary
Congratulations pour in for W. C. T Hilligass on his re election to a third term as secretary of the Exchange Clubs of Indiana. Hilligass, an early president of the Anderton Exchange Club, is praised as a constructive worker who helped build the local organization in size and stature. His statewide selection marks a strong gesture of confidence in his service to Exchange Club ideals and reflects well on the Anderson unit.
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W. C. T Hilligass
Exchange Clubs of
Indiana
Willgass
Anderton Exchange Club
Exchange Club
Anderson
Anderson Public Schools names new business manager and staff
Keith Stapley resigns as the system's first business manager after two years to move to California. James Allen, former Central Junior High principal, becomes business manager with David Adams as assistant principal at Anderson High School. The board reinforces morale by promoting insiders.
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Anderson
Keith Stapley
Stapley
California
Anderson School Board
James Allen
Central
Elwood
Anderson High School
Allen
David Adams
Adams
Washington Post editor attacks secret funds in Senate races
Phillip Graham of the Washington Post presses revelations about secret funds from Nixon and Bush associates while in the Senate. The piece argues such contributions influence votes on taxes, energy, and policy, urging transparency and public disclosure of donors.
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Washington Post
Nixon
Sen
Bush
Wall Street
Graham
Sen. Bush
Senate
Washington
Phillip Gravam
Ural
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Eisanhower
Hat
Spinlar Bush
Canpress
Olsen
Hower
George
Albert Beeson
National Labor Relations Board
Beeson
Tush
Cnn
Parent Teacher Unit Withdraws From PTA Dispute
INDIANAPOLIS The Proud Ripple High School Mayor Teacher Assn withdrew after disagreement with state and National PTA policies on federal aid. The group kept 4100 in its treasury. Mrs Waller Garrison protested ownership, predicting a new PTA unit will form at Broad Ripple next.
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Inimanapolis
Ripple High Schood
Mayont
Downulay Pta
Broad Wipple Nest
PTA
Worry Clinic Case Records Of A Psychologist
Miriam G aged 4 wife of a prominent Judge describes how the Compliment Club project boosted her health and happiness. She credits daily sincere compliments with lifting hypochondria, helping return social activity, church involvement, and a sense of purpose. The piece outlines the program as a form of moral therapy for those over 40 to shift focus outward and improve wellbeing.
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Miran
Miriam G
Ilife
Interpreting The News On Moscow and the Geneva Talks
J M Roberts analyzes Allied and Soviet positions amid the Geneva conference and Tass notes. He argues Russia seeks coercive international agreements while masking imperial aims, while the Allies doubt top level deals but foresee later negotiations. He notes Stalin’s Comintern dissolution and current push for credibility in the cold war.
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Salse
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Russia
Tme
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Tass
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Urayda
Moscow l
Folklore and Public Inquiry in Washington May 28
A roundup notes Albert Finstein and his life rule while a Commerce Department briefing cites a trend in censorship from Homer to Hendin. It mentions Maoned Hooks and suppression of works in China. The piece touches on the wide span of literary bans and the clash between public information and government outreach.
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Albert Finstein
Washington
Toni
Public Information Directa
Commerce Department
Anne Tyan Aight
Homer
Hendin Wae
Live
China
Tomingwas
Aros
Mary Becanse
Caparello
Wade
Aries
Malian
Ridgway Named Trustee at Mellon Institute
Gen. Matthew Ridgway, 6, of the Army staff, is appointed chairman of the Mellon Institute Board of Trustees. Richard K. Mellon announces the appointment, noting Ridgway will assume duties in mid September. The Mellon family funds the institute and Ridgway is a prominent military figure in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsrunghih
Matthew
Ridgway
Rikwwas
Regia Ee Ee
Special Service If You Should Miss Four Gerald
A subscriber who fails to receive a daily copy of The Herald should phone 3 5971 before A. M. A second copy will be sent by special messenger. If the carrier fails to deliver on Sunday go to the nearest place that sells The Herald and sign a complaint. A copy will be given free of charge.
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A. M
Della the Herald
Rheumatic disease beliefs from a 20th century doctor
Dr William Brady promotes a personal view on rheumatism and arthritis, arguing that chronic joint degeneration stems from nutritional deficiency rather than weather. He offers a pamphlet on reversing degeneration and invites readers to submit stamped self addressed envelopes for information and personal letters.
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Brady
Geeries
Geek
William Brady
South
Beverly Mills
Calif
Western Strategy for European Peace and Neutral German Role
A foreign policy essay argues that peace in Europe requires ending the Iron Curtain by granting genuine independence to Communist satellites. It suggests West Germany detach from NATO as a neutral state, fostering a 12 nation bloc, and weighs peaceful diplomacy versus armed intervention to liberate Eastern Europe while avoiding a global war.
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Europe
Germany
Middle
East Germany
Poland
Czcchoslovakia
Hungary
Quinania
Bulgaria
Albania
Baltic States
West
NATO
Weel
Trea Ble
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Belie
Io Telivian
Czechoslovakia
Weslern
Republican Party
Hts
Annans
IY Alliance
East Govauny
Suereal
America
Mains
Dir
Ike's Atomic Ship Show Upstages Plan Debate
Washington April Senate committee torpedoed President Eisenhower's atomic powered ocean liner initiative while backing development of a nuclear surface ship reactor. The panel approved five hundred million dollars for overall atomic energy programs, and favored a stand alone reactor project for naval use rather than a commercial vessel.
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Uthe Sonce
Howse
Eisenhower
Americai
Pemelinis Halongie Energy
Molitiedd
Mahowhout
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