UAW Pushes Indiana Special Session Over GM Contract
United Auto Workers urge an early Indiana General Assembly special session to remove legal obstacles blocking the industry sponsored supplemental unemployment benefits tied to a new three year GM contract. Law currently offsets industry payments against state unemployment funds, threatening to delay six month old benefits. George N. Craig commits study on convening lawmakers while union and company officials review required legal changes.
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Pendleton Mourns Walter Hays A Lions Club Leader
Walter Hays of Pendleton, longtime insurance agent and Lions Club stalwart, dies at age with decades of service across the Midwest. A Martin County native, he helped establish Pendleton roots and founded many Lions clubs while remaining active in business. He valued charity and goodwill, remembered by friends and colleagues throughout Madison County.
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Adenauer Holds Firm on Germany's Western Ties
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, after talks with President Eisenhower, signals refusal to neutralize West Germany like Austria. He plans to visit Moscow to discuss unification terms, aiming to keep Germany firmly in the Western alliance ahead of a Geneva Four meeting.
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Indicted era of Long and Capehart in Indiana and Washington
The piece portrays Senator Long aligning with ambassadors and Latin American interests, clashing with old guard policy while Senator Capehart seeks Italian American goodwill tours and park support for Chevrolet converts. It notes tensions with Russell Long and debates over public versus private power, amid Argentina diplomacy and Peron-era shifts.
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Folklore Snippets From Misty Market and Moral Notes
A fragmented embroidery of verse and classroom quips blends folklore lines with stock market musings. The piece weaves teachers reminders, a wary view of market gyrations, and stray jokes about Esau and fables, all in a meandering, reflective tone.
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Special Service if You Miss Your Herald Delivery
A subscriber who fails to receive a daily copy of The Herald should contact the office before 9 A.M. A replacement will be sent that day. If you miss delivery on Sunday, request special service at the central location to receive a free copy.
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The Worry Clinic Case Records Of A Psychologist
Case 0 358: Ethel R 27 a Chicago housewife asks about Dr Crane moral guidance on money and debts. The doctor explains subconscious trickery where beneficiaries become enemies to justify unpaid rent or bills and urges a cash and carry approach to prevent chronic indulgence.
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Doctor recommends osteopath first for back pain
Dr William Brady discusses sacroiliac joint problems traced to mechanical faults. He cites Goldthwait and osteopaths as key to diagnosis and treatment, noting substitutions like hyperextension and a plaster jacket. He invites readers to send stamped envelopes for a Shaking Palsy pamphlet.
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Purdue Plans On The Job Engineer Study In Indiana
Purdue University and the State Highway Department announce an on the job training program for civil engineering students. The plan begins next fall with one year of full time study at Purdue followed by alternating terms in school and field work for three years, then a fifth year full time. The program aims to ease the state's engineer backlog and accelerate federal funding absorption.
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Kremlin displays air power ahead of Soviet Air Force Day
Moscow observers report a bold air show with supersonic fighters and jet bombers sighted over the capital. Western experts note new colored helicopters capable of carrying 70 men, plus at least 180 first line aircraft totaling about 300 in display. A four-turboprop bomber and 11 jet intercontinental bombers are seen as part of the event.
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Reserve Move Is Given Up In Draft Extension Plan
Washington officials abandoned attempts to attach the military reserve program to the Senate draft extension bill. Senator Sam G. Bassell of Georgia on the Senate Armed Services Committee said the Pentagon group decided it might be dangerous to push the reserve issue. Russell said the committee would report immediate approval of a four year extension of the Selective Service Act and a two year extension of the separate sectors draft. Both laws expire at month end.
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