Dulles Pleads for Ike Foreign Aid to Yugoslavia
Secretary of State Dulles urged Congress to back President Eisenhower's foreign aid package and warned that halting aid to Yugoslavia could push Tito toward the Russians. He spoke before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the GOP Policy Committee opposing further cuts in the $4.502 billion bill.
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Washington
Dulles
Congress
Eisenhower
Yugoslavia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Tito
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Foreign Relations Group
Foreign Relations Committee
House
Bridges
R-Nh
GOP
Len Long
D-La
George
D-Ga
Sens
McCarthy
R-Wis
Jenner
R-Ind
Footprint legends mark sacred tops in Lanka and beyond
Buddhists regard a mountain top in Ceylon as the footprint of Buddha left when he stepped from earth to heaven. Moslems believe the same mark was made by Adam the first man who allegedly stood on one foot for 100 years in penance for original sin.
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Ceylon
Buddha
Adam
Local Adventists Return From Camp Meeting
Local Seventh day Adventists conclude a ten day camp meeting near Cicero north of Noblesville with 35 hundred attendees from Indiana. Leaders note Adventist work spans 722 languages and 43 publishing houses while highlighting 181 hospitals and 5 000 schools. An Ingathering rally raised nearly 100000 dollars for missions and welfare as church leaders urge renewed gospel outreach.
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Cicero
Noblesville
Africa
South America
Washington, D.C
Church
I M Club Meets Tonight At YMCA For 1956 57 Plan
Officers and directors of the Industrial Management Club meet at 6 30 p m at the YMCA to plan activities for the 1956 57 year. The club includes foremen and supervisors from local industries with nine meetings yearly from October through June.
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Industrial Management Club
YMCA
Tom McAllister
Guide Lamp
Robert Harvey
Gospel Trumpet Company
Carl Alberti
Lynch Corporation
Roy York
National File Company
Durbin Hollingsworth
Nicholson File Company
Charles Schrawnowski
Pierce Governor Company
Italian nobility swept up in narcotics crackdown in Rome
Police arrested Prince Giuseppe Pignatelli Duke Lodovico Sante Della Rovere Marquis Emmanuele DeSeta and Edmondo DeMarcus among eight jailed in a drug trafficking sweep linked to the 1953 Wilma Montesi scandal. Four doctors were charged for supplying morphine and four others named but not jailed. Interpol involvement sought. US officials not invited.
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Rome
Wilma Montesi
Interpol
United States
Charles Siragusa
US Bureau of Narcotics
Victor's
Egypt
Farouk
Prince Giuseppe Pignatelli
Pepito
Mexico City
Lodovico Sante Della Rovere
Emmanuele DeSeta
Edmondo DeMarcus
Augusto Torlonia
Italy
Maria Michi
Carlo Croscolo
Alceo Bernabi
Max Mugnani
Mugnani
Bari
Matsuoka
Mussolini
Fifth Army
Downs Named To Head Scout Troop
Announcement names Williams Downs as scoutmaster of Troop No. 40 at Bethany Christian Church. Dennis Malone and Thomas Lawler serve as assistant scoutmasters. Donald Lawler and James Lizon take leadership roles. Committee members include Clark Burns Ralph Manger Floyd Campbell Paul Jessup Kermit Pugh Charles Conrad. Registered scouts include Bill Estes Melvin Imel Stanley Lawler Carl Manger Ronald Musick Reggie Ray Kenneth Vermillion and Bill Downs Jr. The New York metropolitan area accounted for nearly half of the 1954 Middle Atlantic strikes with 553 total.
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Williams Downs
Bethany Christian Church
Dennis Malone
Thomas Lawler
Donald Lawler
James Lizon
Clark Burns
Ralph Manger
Floyd Campbell
Paul Jessup
Kermit Pugh
Charles Conrad
Bill Estes
Melvin Imel
Stanley Lawler
Carl Manger
Ronald Musick
Reggie Ray
Kenneth Vermillion
Bill Downs Jr
New York
Middle Atlantic States
Alexandria Bride-To-Be Miss Bitner To Wed Mr Warner
Alexandria report notes Miss Linda Bitner will marry Marvin Warner on July 1 at the Ritter Memorial Chapel First Methodist Church with Rev. Stanley Reed officiating. The couple’s families and church affiliations are listed. Bitner is a 1952 graduate, and Warner works as an apprentice at Delco Remy.
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Alexandria
Linda Bitner
Marvin Warner
John Bitner
Ash St
Robert Warner
Rt. 1
Stanley Reed
Christian Congregation Church
Ritter
First Methodist Church
Miss Exquisite Form Pageant Returns To 1957 Trials
Marvey Mayor visited Anderson Monday to address young hopefuls and announce prizes for the Miss Exquisite Form contest. Local winners will receive trips to Hollywood and other grand prizes. entry blanks available at the Banner Store or the State Theater.
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Marvey Mayor
Anderson
Miss Mayor
Hollywood
Banner
Petition filed to block Alexandria School cumulative fund
Madison County Auditor Jesse Biddle reported that a remonstrance petition opposing the Alexandria School City's plan to create a cumulative building fund was filed by 74 Alexandria residents. Sixty two signatures were approved, 12 disallowed, with the petition heading to the state office. Separately, petitions seeking a new Monroe Township high school drew 1100 signatures with claimed backing of 70 percent of eligible residents. backers plan to form a Holding Corporation. In other notes, David A. Hamill, Colorado rancher, became head of the Rural Electrification Administration, and South Viet Nam and Laos agreed to establish diplomatic relations, adding to regional links with Cambodia.
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Alexandria
Madison County
Jesse Biddle
Biddle
Monroe Township
Washington
David A. Hamil
Colorado
Rural Electrification Administration
Ancher Nelson
Minnesota
Hamil
Logas County
Colo
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Kingdom of Laos
Cambodia
Democratic Slate Of Delegates Approved In Indiana
The Indiana Democratic state convention ratified eight at large delegates to the national convention including former Gov Henry F. Schricker and Reps. Winfield K. Denton and Ray Madden. Also named were Inez Scholl Dallas Sells Frank E. McKinney Eugene B. Crowe and Charles E. Skillen. Alternate at large delegates were listed including Mrs. Lawrence Arnsman Ralph Berry Jose Verlantini Orval Kincaid Griffith Rees Clarence McCormick Ray C. Gilbert and Mrs. Margaret Ailis Johnston.
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Indianapolis
Henry F. Schricker
Indiana
Congress
Winfield K. Denton
Evansville
Ray Madden
Gary
Inez Scholl
Connersville
Dallas Sells Anderson
Frank E. McKinney
Eugene B. Crowe
Lawrence Arnsman
Lebanon
Ralph Berry
Terre Haute
Indiana Young Democrats
Jose Verlantini
Crown Point
Orval Kincaid
United Steel Workers
Griffith Rees
Clarence McCormick
Vincennes
Ray C. Gilbert
Bailey Brotherhoods
Margaret Ailis Johnston
Finance ruling appeal studied in Indianapolis
A group of 23 small finance companies studied an appeal to the Indiana Supreme Court from a circuit court ruling upholding Universal CIT Credit Corp. They charged monopolistic practice in paying auto dealers higher prices for car financing. The Marion County judge rejected the monopoly claim and issued an injunction against the State Department of Financial Institutions which sought to cap the gross finance charge at 10 percent.
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Indianapolisp
Indiana Supreme Court
Universal Cit Credit Corp
Universal Cit
Lloyd D. Claycombe
Marion County
State Department of Financial Institutions
Indiana Editors To Lead I. U. Foreign Study
Indiana University's annual conference on American foreign policy will feature four Indiana newspaper editors as roundtable leaders John W Hillman Scott B Chambers Carl M Davidson and Ed Fitzhugh The event includes commentators from University of Chicago University of Pennsylvania New York and Texas and a panel on Communist Politics Abroad with 135 members from across the state.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Indiana
John W. Hillman
Evansville Courier
Scott B. Chambers
New Castle Courier-Times
Carl M. Davidson
Hammond Times
Ed Fitzhugh
The
Indianapolis Star
D. Gale Johnson
University of Chicago
Irene W. Meister
University of Pennsylvania
Robert F. Byrnes
Mid-European Studies Center
New York City
Edward Taborsky
University of Texas
Foreign Policy Research Institute
Army chaplains serve across Europe in 28 faiths
American forces in Europe rely on 288 chaplains representing 28 distinct faiths to provide spiritual care and counseling to soldiers, shaping religious support across bases and campaigns.
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Europe
Chest X Rays Reported Here In Two Day Free Survey
Mrs. Evalin Leidolf of the Madison County Tuberculosis Association says 394 Anderson area residents received free chest X rays over the past two days. The unit visited the Anaconda Wire and Cable Co plant and will be at the Tuberculosis Association office at 207 E. 10th St from 9 a.m. to noon today and 10 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. Thursday.
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Evalin Leidolf
Madison County Tuberculosis Association
Anderson
Annaconda
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Michigan City
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U.S Attorney General
New Youth Correction Act
U.S. District Court
Springfield
Ill
Bell
Downs
Robert Humphries
Marilyn Humphries
Paul Tomlinson
Doris Humphries
Aly Creamer
Luther Durr
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Robert Hieatt
Ernie Etchison
Homer Hartrell
Roy Howerton
Carrie Durr
Clara Sparks
James Jack Hobbs
Marvin Knotts
Wayne Ryan
Don Davis
Albert Etchison
James Downey
Nancy
Cindy Durr
Kokomo, Ind
Albert Lee Graham
Kokomo Tribune
Graham
LAW Bi
WOW
Anderson Free Fair
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
I. U. Foreign Study
Dr. C. F. Brindel
Optometrist
W. 19Th St
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Colgate
Brisk
Colgate-Palmolive
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