Auditorium Dedication and Local Events Highlight Area
Editorial notes the Chesterfield Spiritualist Camp auditorium, Cathedral of the Woods, as a major community milestone. It previews Soap Box Derby Day in Anderson with 86 Madison County youths vying for All-American Derby, and announces the Anderson Free Fair opening on July 3. It also covers Sen. Jenner taking chairmanship of a Senate Rules subcommittee to craft fair procedures for investigations.
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Cathedral of the Woods
Anderson
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Madison County Faces Severe Drought Threat to Crops
Madison County nears a sustained drought as inadequate rainfall hurts lawns gardens and planted fields. Anderson’s water utility bears the burden as demand outpaces supply prompting semi voluntary restrictions, with residents flouting them on allowed sprinkler days. A stronger water supply and delivery program is urgently needed to avert a crisis.
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Madison County
Anderson
Rebuff On Price Supports Prompts Senate Decision
The Senate Agriculture Committee favors continuing rigid price supports for another year despite a presidential plea for flexibility. The stance risks deepening farm surpluses and mounting storage costs, estimated at $5,000 per minute and about $3 billion in the last year. If vetoed, flexible supports would resume, or Congress could directly endorse the President's plan.
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Churchill's wartime stance shifts on Russia and peace
A Washington columnist traces Winston Churchill's changing views on Russia from World War II era tensions to postwar cooperation. The piece recounts conferences with Stalin, Molotov, and Roosevelt, Churchill's resistance to a second front, and the later shift toward engagement with Moscow amid Allied tensions. It notes 88 percent of U S coal comes from PA OH IN IL WV KY and VA.
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Figure of health myth debunked by Dr Brady in Beverly Hills
Dr William Brady writes that chronic heart and artery degeneration is common fear not fate, arguing genuine danger is exaggerated. He notes personal irregular pulse and low blood pressure as not fatal, and offers brief health letters guidance from 265 El Camino, South Beverly Hills, California.
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Brady
William Brady
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Calif
Eisenhower Churchill agree on Europe Delhi Asia policy tension
The article notes Eisenhower and Churchill showing firmer consensus on defense of Western Europe and Germany than on Asia policy. France is urged to ratify the EDC or withdraw, while Britain edges toward U.S. stance. Vietnam Laos and Cambodia shape Southeast Asia pact dynamics amid monsoon delays and Geneva talks. A postmaster designation for William F. McElroy in Illinois is announced.
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Folklore and odd deaths in a week of news
Reporter William Wade recounts curious cases from the Associated Press including a man who survived a botched suicide attempt after poison, a failed Los Angeles arsenic plan, and a near fatal kitchen gas blaze. The piece ends noting Dublin’s shift from poverty in 1840 to high per capita wealth.
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Eire
Poorhouse of
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Worry Clinic Case on a 13Year Enuresis Boy
Case L-344 Marvin W., 13, an ardent Boy Scout, fears camp due to bedwetting. Parents urged to reduce fluids after 4 P.M. and assign self alarms. Suggests self-reliance, avoiding parental crutches, and a potential N-UROCLAST device through a mailed bulletin for disruptive nocturnal bladder activity.
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