Congress Eyes Use of Soft Currencies Through IDA Plan
The United States faces a growing pile of reusable but hard-to-use foreign currencies from surplus goods and loan payments. IDA aims to convert these soft currencies into long term loans for developing nations, while Congress tightens control over transfers and funding.
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Fond
U. S
LU. S
India
Budget Bureau
U.S
Canada
Britain
France
Germany
Japan
The
International Development Association
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
IDA
Monroney
Treasury
United States
World Bank
House
Rules Committee
America
Harvard
Edward S. Mason
Uncle Sam
Espionage Ring Sparks Delhi China Conspiracy Charge
An Indian Congress member accuses Chinese Communists of planning military moves toward India’s southern seas after police uncovered an espionage ring tied to Beijing. He cites a 1957 Chinese map and asserts Beijing aims at more than border tweaks, amid heightened anti spy measures following Chou En Lai’s Delhi talks.
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Congress Party
India
Peking
Chou-En-lai
Delhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
N. Raghuvira
Reking
India-China
China
Tibet
Himalayas
New Delhi
Death of Educator Dr Hallie Farmer in Washington DC
The sudden death of Dr Hallie Farmer in Washington DC shocks educational circles. A noted educator and author, she taught from Madison County to Ball State College, Alabama State College for Women, and retired in 1986. She served on prison reform committees and chaired the Alabama Hall of Fame. She was en route to an American Association of University Women meeting when she died, and friends extend condolences to her family.
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Hallie Farmer
Washington, D. C
Alabama
Alabama Hall of Fame
Jefferson County Survey
Dr. Farmer
American Association of University Women
Anderson
Highland School faces high teacher turnover concerns
Citizens in Union and Richland Townships question Highland School turnover near one hundred percent since opening. Officials including Dale Prough Robert Isanogle and Hector Lawler oversee the joint district amid debate on causes and potential policy changes.
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Union
Richland Townships
Highland School
Joint Township
Dale Prough
Robert Isanogle
Union Township
Hector Lawler
Richland Township
Budget drafting under way for 1961 expenditures
Township trustees and advisory boards in the next seven to eight weeks must prepare proposed budgets for 1961 expenditures with first legal publication dates set for Aug. 6 for townships Aug. 11 for civil towns and Aug. 19 for school corporations, and Aug. 26 for county. Second publication dates follow in August. The article quotes Walton Thurber on conflict and notes the push for insurance and retirement planning, with discussion of budget growth and employee salaries across townships, schools, and counties.
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Hydzet
James Thurber
Lillian Hellman
Wright
Lance
Cal
Surance
Baker Marsh
Telegraph
Chicago Daily News
Anderson Township
E. Iin Si
Lional
Andersary
Bridge Fund
Temptation Called Too Great By Thief
An article fragment recounts a thief tempted by a wallet seen in a coat. The story mentions varied details about temptation, a hatel employee, and a court appearance, but the readable portion lacks clear context or full names and locations.
The Case Records of a Psychologist Sixth Entry
Psychiatrists warn that emotional insecurity threatens a child's happiness and personality development. A psychologist recalls Danny, age seven, asking if a man with a dead wife can remarry and have more children, revealing a child's need for emotional security.
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Danny
Notable four sea captains and John Paul Jones in early naval history
The piece highlights four lesser known Revolutionary War privateers Wicks Barry Conynham and Joshua Barney and details Barney’s feats aboard the Saratoga plus a long digression on education and personal advice. It mentions Jones serving with Catherine the Great in the Russian Navy and hints at his varied career.
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John Paul Jones
Wicks, Barry
Conynham
Joshua Barney
Catherine the Great
America
Landais
Catherine
Holy
Russia
Jones
Former Resident Earns Top Honor at McKinley Junior High
Michael Lee Neese son of Mr and Mrs Daryll Neese former Anderson residents was announced as top scholar at McKinley Junior High School Muncie during the honor chapel program June 10 He carried a 39266 average in junior high out of 40 Michael attended Shadeland in Anderson for the first 51 grades Ae
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Michael Lee Neese
Daryll Neese
Anderson
McKinley Junior High School
Muncie
Michael
Shadeland
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