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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1956

Page

7

Indiana Democrats Adopt Platform Amid Attacks on Gov Craig

The 1956 Indiana Democratic platform calls for end to government secrecy, 100 percent parity for farmers, a guaranteed annual wage, easier credit for family farmers, and political reforms including repeal of the Taft Hartley act and compulsory arbitration. It accuses Gov Craig of secrecy and hypocrisy over a toll road funds probe and urges higher teacher salaries, veteran bonus payments, and creation of a veterinary school. The platform also criticizes Eisenhower for foreign policy failures and big government. It notes Mars has two moons, Jupiter eleven, Saturn nine, Uranus five, and Neptune two.

Indianapolis Craig Curtis E. Bardin Albert J. Wedeking Rardin Radin Wedeking Marion County Grand Labor Plank Plank Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune

Toastmasters Session At YMCA With New Speakers

Members of the Toastmasters Club met at the YMCA with La Von Miller as toastmaster and Charles Auer as topicmaster. Speakers included Kenneth McClure Robert Dauben speck Garland Hines James Templeton Harold Gaddis and Charles Nipple. Carl Young and Robert Daubenspeck won speaking honours and a golden gavel presentation was made. A guest was Victor Peck, son of member William Peck. An executive committee meeting is set for 7 pm at James Fosner’s home 717 Madison Ave chaired by Harold Corbin.

Toastmasters Club YMCA LaVon Miller Charles Auer Ray Hopfner Ned Stephenson Carl Young Guardian Kenneth McClure Robert Daubenspeck Garland Hines James Templeton Harold Gaddis Charles Nipple Victor Peck William Peck James Fosner Madison Ave Harold Corbin

Congregational Christian body debates racial nondiscrimination aid

The Congregational Christian General Council considered resolutions to require racial nondiscrimination in college eligibility for aid and to promote nonsegregated practices in housing sales and leasing. The actions echo similar moves by the Presbyterian Church. Cub scouts Pack No. 3020 hosted a hot dog roundup at Edgewater Park with relay races and a treasure hunt won by Steve Snoddy and others.

Omaha Neb Congregational Christian General Council Chuch’s Council of Social Action Presbyterian Church U.S.A Edgewater Park Den Frank Hiatt Steve Snoddy Jimmy Scott Ed Stuart Mike Carper

Merger urged of North Central and Lake Central Airlines

Washington Civil Aeronautics Board examiner Paul N. Pfeiffer urged a merger of North Central Airlines with Lake Central Airlines. He proposed North Central acquire controlling stock in Lake Central to form a 4183 mile system from Pittsburgh to Grand Forks and International Falls. The plan aims for integrated service and over $400,000 in federal subsidy savings.

Washington Paul N. Pfeiffer Civil Aeronautics Board Examiner North Central Airlines Lake Central Airlines Examiner North Central Lake Central Pittsburgh Grand Forks N.C International Falls Minn Pfeiffer Pfieffer

North Central to Take Over Local Line in Major Shift

The article notes North Central's bid to become the largest local service carrier, with management described as eminently competent to run the merged line. Lake Central serves east to Pittsburgh and extends to Cincinnati Bloomington Ill South Bend Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids while North Central runs from Grand Forks through Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan to Chicago. Several insurers offer steep auto insurance cuts for nondrinkers.

North Central Pittsburgh Lake Central Cincinnati Bloomington Ill South Bend Kalamazoo Grand Rapids Midh Grand Forks Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Chicago

Indiana Democrats Name Delegates at State Nomination

Hoosier Democrats chose delegates to cast 26 electoral votes with Kefauver likely to gain most support after the first ballot. The convention also settled a tight six-way race for governor with Terre Haute Mayor Ralph Tucker winning on the ninth ballot amid labor backing and a platform favoring unemployment pay and opposing a right to work law.

Indianapolis Indiana Estes Kefauver Adlai Stevenson Chicago Ralph Tucker Terre Haute Tucker Matt Welsh Vincennes Roger D. Branigin Lafayette Hugh Dillin Petersburg Kefauver Stevenson Tennessee Averell Harriman New York Stuart Symington Missouri Harriman

College Help Figures Given One Fifth Corporate Gifts

French Lick Indiana report shows corporations provided one fifth of college support last year. Dr. Frank Sparks, former Wabash president and Indiana gubernatorial candidate, urged that gifts stimulate more giving from alumni and other sources. He noted Sparks led Associated Colleges of Indiana.

French Lick Ind Frank Sparks Wabash College American Alumni Council Sparks Indiana Associated Colleges of Indiana

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