Disarmament Talks Split Narrowly by Nixon Stassen dispute
Washington dispatch reports a clash around Harold Stassen in the U S disarmament talks as old guard Republicans resist him yet the Russians move toward agreement. Dulles mediates a tense session while Stassen defends his London briefing and the President weighs keeping peace separate from politics. Meanwhile Zorin publicizes a moratorium proposal advancing disarmament.
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Russia's atomic test gambit eyed by Allies in talks
The London conference shifts from disarmament to testing with Russia proposing a trial period and international inspection under UN auspices. The move is weighed against Russia's record of reneging on deals and the US demand for a complete enforceable ban on atomic war.
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Indiana 1955 Annexation Reform Accelerates Territorial Growth
The 1955 Indiana General Assembly pass a milestone annexation bill easing city growth by eliminating a single resident’s remonstrance blocking. It requires majority signatures of landowners to bring cases, a 60 day court decision, and favors compact urban expansion in places like Anderson and Terre Haute.
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Anderson Wins 1956 Pedestrian Safety Citation
The American Automobile Association commends Anderson for its 1956 pedestrian safety record highlighting its accident reporting system and school safety patrols. Scramble signals at downtown intersections reduced fatalities and injuries, with public cooperation seen as key to improving future totals.
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Henry Porter: A Biography of Mark Twain’s Pseudonym
Gerald Langford critiques the life and work of William Sydney Porter known as O Henry. It argues Porter’s authenticity is tempered by rumored sins and quirks while praising his short stories and lasting impact on American letters.
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Folklores of English poetry debated by critics
A column by William Wade surveys opinions on the greatest line in English poetry. It references A F Caldwell and Gray's Elegy as contenders and mentions other candidates such as Robinson Jeffers. The piece notes that verdicts depend on individual taste and lists several proposed lines.
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Indiana Congressmen Back Rights Measure
Indiana's House delegation backed the Civil Rights Bill with a 8 of 9 Republicans and all Democrats voting yes. Rep. Beamer of Wabash was ill and not recorded. The measure passed the House and heads to the Senate with a 251 to 158 tally against the amendment.
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Ine
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Martinsville
Tennyson
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Small Worlds Around Us: The English Sparrow
The English sparrow is described as a noisy untidy immigrant that has settled in the new land for over a century since 1850. It notes introductions, bounty trials, and mass slaughter by hunters, yet the bird remains widespread and thrives on grain despite conservation efforts.
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Brooklyn
N.Y
Europe
Dr Brady's Health Advice on Rheumatism and Nutrition
Dr Brady argues chronic joint disability stems from physical degeneration not inflammation. He urges daily dairy intake and nutrients calcium phosphorus iodine thiamin riboflavin vitamin D and B12 to prevent or reverse rheumatiz. He criticizes arthritis drugs and cites Osler and the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation while inviting letters to William Brady in Beverly Hills.
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Faith and Hope and Love Help You Win
Poetic closing lines encourage strength and faith to persevere through a contest. The speaker urges the reader to seek God’s strength, keep faith, and believe they cannot fail if faith hope and love are used. © Julien C Hyer.
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