Best Hope For A Republican Victory
The Herald endorses Mr. Willkie for the 1958 Indiana Senate race. He is a lawyer banker Rush County farmer and former Indiana legislator with U S Senate Subcommittee on Morals and Ethics service. He has campaigned across 83 of 92 counties and advocates education reform as crucial to national strength in the satellite era.
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Hoosterdam
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United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Capaigner
Hilligoss Elevated to Indiana Exchange Clubs Presidency
Mr. W C Hilligoss has been elected president of the Exchange Clubs of Indiana at the Gary convention over the weekend. A founder and early president of the Anderson Exchange Club, he also served as state secretary and recently completed a tour as vice president. His rise honors the Anderson area clubs and his proven diligence and competence.
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W. C. Hilligoss
Exchange Clubs of
Indiana
Hilligoss
Exchange Clubs
Gary
Anderson
Reverend Smith Transferred to Portland Bible College
The Reverend Tom A. Smith, director of youth work for the Church of God's Board of Christian Education, leaves Anderson after a decade of service to become director of student personnel at Pacific Bible College in Portland, Oregon. His departure ends a widely recognized tenure in Anderson as he undertakes new duties in September with the community wishing him well.
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Pacific Bible College
Portland
Ore
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Anderson
Reading for Mothers and Hospital Birth Rights Debate
A reader letters column discusses a Rochester hospital incident where a husband was barred from the delivery room. Dr Brady urges clear written promises or witnesses to prevent exclusion, advising couples to secure access during delivery and promising to answer personal health letters with stamped self addressed envelopes.
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Wiliam Brady
Camine South
Beverly Hills
Calif
Crow roost memory and the man who shot one
A narrator recalls encounters with a crow roost near a sentry and a man who shot a bird. The birds initially alarmed, later allowed visits, then remembered and refused to forgive the man who had attacked them. The account explores crow behavior, memory, and tolerance.
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Bedlam
Pii
Oula
H E
Moscow Shows Its Hand In Hungary Crisis
Washington notes a new Soviet escalation as Moscow uses secret air and executions to remove Hungary’s last legal premier Imre Nagy and three leaders. The Nagy government protested Soviet force while the Kadar regime, installed by Russian tanks, signals Kremlin disregard for world opinion and legal governance. The piece emphasizes Soviet reliance on terror and questions about legitimacy under Hungarian constitutional law.
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Hungarians Commission
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Tunisia
Uruguay
Ceylon
Australia
Water safety rules for holiday pool and water use
Simple rules aim to reduce drownings during holidays. Do not swim in guarded pits or streams. Do not swim for an hour after eating. Avoid horseplay in boats. Avoid foolish risks if you are not an Olympic swimmer. Do not attempt new diving records or unsafe swims.
Yugoslav and Middle East tensions stir pre election clash
The piece surveys rising Arab nationalist influence, Western cautions, and Cold War pressure as Lebanon faces a fragile政治 crisis. Khruschev and Dulles weigh intervention risks amid Syrian and Egyptian subversion and rising guerrilla activity near Hungary.
UN peace mission debate echoes in Greater Middle East tensions
Amid call for a UN policed region the observer teams warn that only thousands of troops could enforce such a mission. The piece shifts to wartime postures and safety concerns as Fourth of July fatalities rise with expected 45 million cars on the roads. Traffic enforcement proposals are discussed to curb drags and hazards.
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Chamoun
Egypt
Gaza
National Safety Council
Safety Council
Fragmented Folklore Dialogue on Love and Politics
A fragmented, dialogue heavy passage blends folklore humor with Cold War politics. Characters discuss weather, feelings, and friendship while referencing Hungary, the Soviet intervention, and a proposed marriage, ending with emotional tension and unresolved decisions.
Tell The Truth On Sex Education For Children
A psychologist argues adults are more salacious than children and urges frank factual sex education. He criticizes sterile excuses and recommends tactful, truthful conversations about origins, using age appropriate language and practical examples. He promotes a nonprofit booklet for parents and a mailing address for further guidance.
Portrait of de Gaulle Shaped by Patience and Vision
Foreign dispatch profiles Charles de Gaulle as a patient, calculating leader whose long march to power culminates in France's Fifth Republic. The piece contrasts praise and controversy, noting his firm belief in parliamentary limits, reforms to the constitution, and a vision of France thriving through Algerian peace and economic stability.
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Feneral
France
Alvan
Igeria
de Gaulle
Charles Dé Gaulle
Algeria
Jin
Fifth Republic
The Shepherd Warns Against Free Lunch Illusions
A quipped warning about the so called free lunch. The speaker cautions that favors granted build a cost or tab. The message implies repayment is owed and memory of the cost remains.
Nixon warns against complacency toward communism atop Roan Mountain
Vice President Nixon in an elevated festival setting on Roan Mountain urges vigilance against a rising communist movement. He cautions that global peace is threatened by poverty disease and strife if nations ignore revolutionary efforts and maintains confidence in President’s ethical leadership. Meanwhile Evanston Indiana teen Larry Shores earns a McCormick journalism scholarship to Northwestern University.
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Roan Mountain
Sherman Adams
Evanston, II
Larry L. Shores
Richmond
Ind
Robert R. McCormick
Medill School of Journalism
Northwestern Univer ‘Sity
Inland Daily Press Assa
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