Ike and Churchill Start Talks to Close Breach
Washington reports President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Churchill began high level talks to mend a rift over anti communist policies while planning to share atomic information and bolster European defenses. They delayed Far Eastern policy details and stressed unity against communism, with debates over divulging military atomic information and possible loans in foreign aid.
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Churchill
Washington
Eisenhower
Southeast Asia
United States
Isj
William G. Pailard
Institute
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Averell Harriman
Mosi
Dangerous 50 Year Conference On Coal Confidence At Home
A TEMPO report outlines a dangerous fifty year outlook from a conference on coal confidence. The article frames domestic policy implications and the reliability of energy sources amid France’s economic interests and energy strategy.
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France
President Fisemower to Meet Regional Representatives
President Fisemower will meet representatives from adjacent areas next Tuesday to discuss economic problems of the industry. Senator John Sherman Cooper of Kentucky, who helped organize the coal committee, indicated this week. The committee has already met with Interior Secretary Douglas McKay.
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Fisemower
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Cooper
Coal Committee
Interior
Douglas McKay
Point of Order sparks clash in United Nations Security Council
In a Friday session Soviet Delegate Sem yee K. Tsarapkin interrupted U S ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. objecting to being called a xenileman and insisting on his official title as representative of the Soviet Union. The exchange highlighted tensions over proper nomenclature and representation.
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United Nations
Semyee K. Tsarapkin
J. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Gomel
Tsarapkin
Lago
Efficient H B Want Ad Sells Goods Quickly
An advertiser found remodeling leftovers sold fast using a ButlerIn Herald Want Ad. The note praises the method and urges others to try want ads first for cheap, effective selling. Phone 34271 to place a want ad.
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ButletIn-Herald
Fixed Farm Price Supports Voted By Committee
The House Agriculture Committee approved a one year extension of fixed farm price supports but struck out two year proposals for corn and cotton. With Eisenhower and Beacon backing shifts to textile supports, the bill likely faces an administration led fight.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Beacon
Heat Wave Persists Across Regions With High Temps
No letup in the heat as temperatures reach near 96 degrees. Weather predictions show highs in the 90s statewide for several days with a few cooler nights. The Weather Bureau notes limited relief from 90 plus heat, while political discussions around parity and agricultural supports unfold in the background.
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Weather Bureau
Moscow
Guatemala
Soviet Union
U.N
Eid
Faln
Qoru
M. Molotov
Guatamalan
Guillermo Torreila
Anti Red Pilots Bomb Raid Guatemalan Capital Report
National and military leaders report an air raid by anti‑Red pilots on Guatemala City targeting the palace of the leftist president amid broader unrest across the region. The attack intersects with mounting tension as U.S. and regional forces monitor communist influence and defend allied governments.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Iucces
Guatemala City
Felilay
National Palace
Jacoby Arbenz Guzman
Mediation Service Director Plans to Quit
L WASHINGTON reports that L W McCoy, longtime director of the Federal Mediation Service and former University of Alabama law professor, will leave government service this summer due to a low $316,000 salary. He says the pay is not enough and that many colleagues are departing for better compensation. In Honduras and Guatemala, reports describe anticommunist forces bombing Guatemala City and capturing towns near the border, with a provisional government formed by Col Carlos Castillo Armas expected to take shape as diplomatic efforts continue.
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Whitley P. McCoy
Federal Mediation Service
University of' ‘Alabama
iMcCoy
Carlos
Ucigalpa
Honduras
Guetematans
Chiqumida
Liberalian Army
Carlo Castillo Armas
Achor Nominated by GOP for State Supreme Court Seat
Judge Harold B. Achor of Anderson was nominated without opposition at the Indiana Republican convention in Indianapolis as the GOP candidate for the state Supreme Court in the 4th District. The Madison County judge previously served on the Madison Superior Court and the Appellate Court. Other Anderson Republicans active at the convention included Mayor Nolan Wright and George O. Chambers.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Thomas C. Williams
Jeffersonville
Mabel Lyons
Auburn
PAX Board Saves
Money — Communications
al Vitus
Lenora Rolls
Ea Ee Ite
Janice Sowers
Wilbur A. Royce
aAp
PAX Board
Dellate Court
Herald Photn
Lloyd J. Griffin
Bowen
Royce
Griffin
Gov. Craig
Williams
Homer BE. Capehart
Mitton E. Jenner
Craig
Yarlier
Supt
Public Instruction
Withie Young
Crawton F. Barker
John Peters
Capehart
Tad’ Jenner
Curis
Curis &, Herdin
Newsselaer
Bardin
Jasper County
Cofanin
Harold &. Achardt Anderson
GOP
Supreme Court
Harold B. Achor
Anderson
State Supreme Court
Achor
Madison Superior Corl
Noland
Wright
George O. Chambers
Madison County
Harold 4. Anderson
Eniity
George N. Craig
Crayford
Parker
New Caste
New Ale Boag
Curtis Hare UN
Rensselaer
Yorry J. Crampacker
Michigan City
John W. Chaff
South Bend
Northern
Wilbur
Visitors to Guatemala report leftists losing ground
Eight Americans and four Guatemalans arrived at Tapachula after traveling from Guatemala City and reporting heavy fighting near Chiquimula and Puerto Barrios. They described bombardments at El Progreso and raids along the border, with both sides suffering casualties and a government plant bombed near Guatemala City.
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Il Progreso
Tolapa
Chiquimula
Tomkey
Boston
Corres
Puerto Barrios
Pendent
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Guatemala City
Tapachula
Mesica
Tlihway
Guate- Mile Ciby
Lives And Dollars Saved By Communications Setup
Five Anderson residents saved from death or serious harm thanks to the new city switchboard and Gamewell resuscitator system since its July 6, 1953, opening. Albert J. Titus, director of communications, notes multiple heart attack and emergency cases quickly handled by central operators, replacing older police radio dispatch for resuscitation calls.
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Pmcn Vane
Gamewell Center
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Fire Department
Went and Power Division
Imada. Ag
Clouing
Lenora Kolfs
Vitus
James E. Wicks
Rena Wilmoth
Southeastern
Alates
Mary Davis
Nancy
Puerto Rico
McKinley
Evelyn Webber
Janice Sowers
Lilet Mae Rousey
Garnet Jones
Leigle Hallenbeek
Anderson
Midwest
Titus
Water Department
Ely
Cen
Weil
Ivyter
Albert J. Titus
Radia
Eae
Senate Votes Resolution to Bar Communism Advance
The Senate adopted a resolution declaring that international communism endangers the Western Hemisphere. Senators praised the move as a modern interpretation of the Monroe Doctrine while opposing any interference in Latin American affairs. One senator opposed, citing concerns over federal intervention and foreign entanglements.
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Senate
Guatemala
Lal
America
Americas
Bowers
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Sen
Knowland
California
Spain
Langer
Congress
Organization of Plans
Saenbo
n'Arbere Guzman
Housing Aides Removed in FHA Probe
Washington report says Federal Housing Administration officials were sent Friday on charges related to alleged misconduct in housing programs. Details remain sparse as investigations continue into the actions of tromora eteran and associated officers.
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Washington
Tromora
Eteran
Federal Housing Administration
Car Demolished After Motorist Leaps To Safety
A motorist leaped from a stalled car on the Dickey Road crossing four miles south of Anderson as an eastbound New York Central train struck the vehicle at 7 a.m. Haskell, 20, escaped serious injury though his car was demolished and the engine pushed back into the front seat. Sheriff Brogdon noted the driver’s narrow escape and Haskell said it isn’t his day.
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A Lapelman
Orly Priday
Secorls
New York Central
William Benton Htaskell
Sheelff
Penghon
Paul Rave
Dickey Road
Anderson
Delta Remy Division
Maskell
Sheriff Brogdon
Haskell
Fair Officials Use Creek Water For Race Track
Harness racing officials at Ue Anderson Free Fair devised a water source method amid a drought. Dr N C Elherson explained the track is watered regularly and the Street Department truck provides the sprinkling water. A pump along Killbuck Creek draws water from the Sewage Disposal plant area, filling a tanker in minutes and delivering it to Athletic Park for track sprinkling to boost fair harness racing excitement.
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Elberson
Oscar Mel|son
Kiltuck
Ie Sewage!isposal
Curtis
Clem
Ranney Wells
Steel Department
Broadway
Grand’ Ave
Athletiic Park
Barnat St. Jake's
Charles Day
Locust St
Homer Needler
John Bell
Ieft
Donald Uarrott
Jock Melson
Athletic Park
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Andrew Frost
Albuquerque
New Mexico
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