Case of Congealed Thinking by Key Inventor
A fragmented article recounts Charles F. Kettering as a major innovator who challenged conventional engineering limits. It praises his work on aviation and automotive projects, notes opposition from peers, and mentions a Milwaukee lecture discussing his impact on civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Kettering
America
Tessa
Robert Till Lidlemt
Kettering
Wwen
Napoleon
Peta Napoleos
England
Milwaukee
Freedom Is Indivisible in Herter Berlin Report
Secretary of State Christian Herter warned that freedom for West Berlin must not be traded for Russian concessions. He argued there can be no accord or summit while Berlin remains under communist pressure, stressing that freedom is indivisible and linked to global liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Berlin
Christian A. Herter
Geneva
Big Four
Herter
Berlin
Gether
Ethiopia
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Japan
China
Furgaltca
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Mrs Bettie Louise Bailey Dies After Long Illness In Anderson
The Anderson Newspapers family mourns the death of Mrs Bettie Louise Bailey a longtime Anderson resident and mother of Edwin A Bailey treasurer of Anderson Newspapers Inc Native of Parkersburg West Virginia she was active in First Presbyterian Church and the Friendl ly Club She had been in declining health for years and the family offers heartfelt condolences to those deeply touched by her passing and contributions to family church and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Newspapers
Bettie Louise Bailey
Anderson
Edwin A. Bailey
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Parkersburg
W. Va
Bailey
First Presbyterian Church
Friendlly Club
First Methodist Church
Mrs. Bailey
China and the Olympics and Olympic fair play
An editorial condemns the IOC for expelling Nationalist China under Soviet pressure, arguing it betrays Olympic ideals of nonpolitical sportsmanship. It urges American protests to Avery Brundage and calls for reversal to restore the spirit of athletics and the Olympics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Olympic Committee
China
Soviet Union
International Olympics Committee
Jats
Olympic Committee
Avery Brundage
United States International Olympic Committee
N. LaSalle St
Chicago
Upward Economy Signals Confidence in Prosperity
The Commerce Department reports April to June shows strong gains in employment personal income production and new orders. Auto sales over the past two months rose 40 percent from 1958, reflecting renewed confidence that spurs investment and job growth under the Eisenhower administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Department
Anderswans
Department
Economic indicators show modest US price index rise
United Press International notes mixed signals with a price index up two points and a 1,900,000,000 energy consumption figure. The report cites Dun and Bradstreet on equipment costs, Moscow’s claims of technical progress, and Kentucky Curtiss Wright contract plans to test a new lab method. Oil and gas drillers reported 1,000 wells completed weekly, including 480 oil producers and 26 gas wells, as ancient Palestine’s trade routes loom in historical context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Eugene L. Stewart
Dun & Bradstreet
Soviet Union
U.S
Dareen
Andi Hase
Lippmann on Geneva and Berlin Stalemate
Walter Lippmann analyzes the Geneva conference's limits and the West Berlin stalemate. He argues the Western allies refuse to back down, Khrushchev remains flexible, and the summit may be postponed. The piece notes the fragile Berlin status and the high-level diplomacy shaping a tense, uncertain future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Berlin
West Berlin
Soviet Union
Gene
Germany
New York Herald
Econombune Inc
Brady health advice on canker sores and cold sores
A health column discusses canker and cold sores, suggesting trauma as a primary cause and offering at home relief with warm boric acid mouthwash and avoiding tooth brushing. It notes possible herpes involvement, eye risks, and hints at vaccination reassignment news for U.S. Air Force officials in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akes
Wiesbaden
Germany
UPI
Everest
Air Force
Europe
Mir
Appallas
Langley Air
Force Base
Fredlorie MH. Smith Jr
Camphor
Tysie
Eisenhave
Go carts barred from roads under Indiana ruling
Go carts, small gasoline powered vehicles, cannot be registered or licensed in Indiana. They are banned from public roads and streets due to safety concerns and underage driving issues. The ruling stems from state motor vehicle bureau discussions with officials and emphasizes the lack of required braking, lights, and operator permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Motor Vehicle Bureau
George C. Chambers
Fleur de l' Attorney General
Ris
Legan
Folklore and Reflections by Willem Wad Wade
A composite column blending verse fragments about time memory and moral ideals with a brief quote from an American saying about flattery. Includes stray lines urging peace wisdom and kindness as the day unfolds. Also notes a teen ages firm winning a Junior Achievement award in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bellary
New York
UPI
Metco Products Co
Funchion
New York Financial Writers’ Asia
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Neopet
Werraleed
Weind
Fulton
Wes
Lin
Mrs. Bettie Louise Bailey
Instru
Russia
Kentucky
Moon
Curtiss Wright Corp
Sovi Nard
Oil and Gas
The
Oil & Gas Journal
Ciider
Palestine
Egypt
Em Nirés
Babylonia
Assyna
ANE Herald
Font
Breage
Heverd Daly
Mutter
Ind
Ore Peer
Mewe Wenthe
Associated Press
Associated
Sundey
Eowim A. Garey Trewverer
Walter Lippmann
Brady
Personal Health Service
Fo Gull
Nodham Rocks
Prateau
Aly
Gece Sport Cos Ee Aiaste
Betts
Sev
Eral
Amswer Temecren
Willem Wad Wade
Indiana
M'Am
Meridden
Vth & Main
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