Madison Hospital Investigation Report Details
Craig's office received a state police investigation report on Madison State Hospital. An aide said the governor would comment no earlier than Wednesday. The text also covers Soviet Union U S notes over religious visas and clergyman movements, mentioning Father Bissonnette and Exarch Holsin in a broad, diplomatic context.
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Privi-Fouster
Oll B. McAfee
Hosel Loges
United States
Pital
Infyavernor Rewentry
Moscow
Anatea
Nev
Georges Bissiomette
Assumptionist
Saviet Union
Pather Bissonnelle
Roosevelt
Maxim Litvinoff
Washington
Father Hiksonnelle
Louie Dion
Worcester
Mass
Father Masonnette
West Germany debates rearmament bill amid opposition
In Bonn the Bundestag sent Adenauer's Volunteer's Law back to committees after a heated session. The plan would allow up to 160000 volunteers to form a temporary army before civilian controls are secured. Critics warn it could spark a revival of militarism and delay permanent armed forces.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Ady Hador
Bundestag
Adenauer
Willer Almes
Awa
Christian Democrats
Firrmary
Geneva
Summerfield Opens Soa Locks Centennial Celebration
Summerfield visited the Great Lakes waterway amid the centennial events at Sault Ste Marie Michigan and Ontario leaders. He hinted President Eisenhower may pursue a term renewal as Americans recognize the ongoing industrial link of Lakes Superior and Huron to world trade.
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Mainte
Mich
Arthur
Summerfield
Soa
Tumday
Finy
Npen
Coast Guard
Great Lakes
Lakes Superior
Ifyzna
Fisenhiwer
Sadam Ternyon Agai de
Tita Ful
Summoccfield
Michigan
Dulles Seeks Soviet Help To Unify Germany
Washington reports Dulles urged Moscow to back German unification including the East and West, while warning against Soviet security plans. He dismissed Russian proposals as fraud and said any real system must enforce strict arms controls and enforceable pledges. Molotov signaled Russia favors joint zones but postponed firm talks.
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Washington
Sae
Haies
Niles
Germany
AR Niles Arross
War Fenstors
Cmme
Lussia
Saviek Woxsin
Doteres
Wallylaion
Hall
Theodor Blamk
Marlin
Mololov
Russia
Konrad Adenauer
Regina
Basten
Veriany
Dulles
Mohiiny
Berlin
United States
Matthews and Summitville service upgrades link local exchanges
Rehabilitation and installation work across Greenfield Summitville and nearby exchanges enables direct local calls without long distance charges. Expanded facilities connect Summitville and Alexandria, replacing toll service and transferring 58 Matthews customers in Velaware County to Gaston exchange while consolidating Matthews into a unified Upland Matthews area for local calling.
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Eral
Greenfield
Summitvile
Summitville
Alexandria
Matthew-Upland-Gastone
Matthews
Velaware County
Gaston Exchange
Matthews Exchange
Missing American flier sparks vast air search in Pacific
A U S Air Force search for a missing fighter pilot intensified as more than 40 aircraft from the United States Japan and Canada conducted operations near Iwo Jima and Tokyo. Rescue teams used helicopters andし Albatross planes to locate a raft while radio signals offered faint clues amid fog and rough seas.
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Rinewers
Tost
Willeratty
Thomason
Air Force
Adr
al!Contes
Japan
Canada
Newy
York
Tokyo
Iwo She Ward
Yuzos Ima Avia
Marshal Tilo
Monthy
Bell
Texching Kinberly
Nell
Carlton
Mikura Island
Kincannan
Rafl
Lieutenant O Roneys in Germany Visit Family
In Germany on Second Street Patrick O Rónré of Mr and Mrs F By Oourk 18K stationed at Liephelm. His wife Linda and son Mike are visiting, with relatives in Andersen and Elwood. Local notices mention a return next week.
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Germany
Patrick O'ronré
O'ourk
Liephelm
Linda
Mike
Andersen and
Elwood
Vall Juin
Hlin
Werk
Martial Law Demanded Over Louisiana Refinery Strike
Gramercy Louisiana and nearby Riserva area face violence as a 10 week sugar refinery strike escalates. Senator Elmore Bonin urges martial law to quell unrest while two workers suffer severe beatings outside the Colonial Sugars Co. refinery.
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Gramercy
Grameccy
Riserva
Jold Sugar
Peter
Colonial Sugars Co
Godehaux Sugars
Grameray
CIO United Packinghouse
Bocus
Hoth
Antoine Sangy
Golehaix
Carter Favored Over Smith In Wednesday Bout
In a Wednesday boxing card, lightweight Jim Carter is favored to defeat challenger Smith. The bout will air on UMBC TV and radio, with Carter's 70 wins and 9 draws cited as resume strength while Smith brings KO power and a long professional run.
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Carter
Smith
Woston
Jimny Carter
Wallace
Cinesinmti
ME Kaynes
Jens
Carlee
Congress Votes Railroad Measures in Split Debate
Rep. Marlin of Massachusetts criticized the administration over a rail bill while Rep. Mason urged recommittal. A quartet of Republicans and one Democrat opposed certain motions. An Armed Services panel chair Vinson pushed extending four years of draft with limited changes, allowing National Guard service exemptions. Local officials debated funding for railroad safety equipment and city duties versus railroad responsibility.
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Peon Vege
Marlin
Massachusetts
Howse Gop
Inador
Eysethower
Mason Dtn
Stere
Crumpacker
Indiana
Uoltman
Michigan
Wink Smith
Kingas
Barden
North Carolin
Bell Proposes Dial System Rates Across Indiana Exchanges
The petition argues for uniform dialing rates, not altering Anderson’s o val rates but aligning nearby exchanges. It cites current single family rates in AlldMetane and Daleville and proposes boosting residential rates to match the Anderson level under a new dial system, noting improvements in Greenfield Charlestown and nearby areas.
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Anderson
Daleville
Linder
Indiana
Greenfield
State Board advisory actions and tax budget deadlines
The notice states an August 30 annulment of an Advisory Board meeting for adoption of targets and rates, an August 26 meeting note, and a September 10 deadline for County Board of Tax Adjustment filings. It also mentions that ten or more taxpayers may appeal the budget and tax levies within the specified appeal period.
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Shin Budert
County Board of Tax Adjustmeet
County Boards of Tax Adjustment
Anderson Obituaries Chronicle Local Deaths
Obituary notices for Benjamin Dillon state he died yesterday near 4:30 at the junction of 28th and Nelle Streets. He was 69, a World War I veteran, retired from White Frost Ice, survived by Leona Dillon and several relatives. Flora Brown Fowler returns to duty after 30 days at a Michigan base. Charles Burton of 2002 Central Ave. to be buried at East Maplewood. services at Harold Rozelle Funeral Home. Phyllis Sue Stanley, a one year old, to be laid to rest at Memorial Park Cemetery in a service led by Rev. Harald Boyer. Albert M Keller obituary noted with services in Rossville, final rites at North Park Dune kard Church.
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Dewey St
Courue
28Th
Nelle
Harold E. Rovelle
Dillon
White Frost Ice Company
Leona F. Dillon
Ali¢ M. Jackson
Anderson
Nathaniel Dillon
Logansport
Hiram Dillon
Louisville
Cora Molub
Chicago
Meredith Ty. Tacki Sson
Robert £. Pewser
John
Flora Brown Fowler
Delaware SL
Flora Henrietta, Brown
Fowler
Shelby County
Korea
Frankton
Jeleu-Remy Division
Baker Brothers Funeral Hare
Her. Monroe Schuster
Burton
Charles
Central Ave
Harold J. Rozelle
Thomas Morgan
Pentecostal Church
East Mapleewood
Walter Ekestein
Gale O'Brien
Ralph Wilso
Frank Gunsmberger
Frank Walden
Harold Flowers
Phyllis Sue Stanley
Richard Brown
Baker Brothers
Harald Boyer
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Memocratark
Ridgeway
North America
Fred Hiday
Albert M. Keller
Glen Keller
Cedar St
Rossville
Carswell County
Mr. Kellers
North Park
Hoover Report Raps Espionage Setup Results
The Hoover Commission assails U S intelligence agencies for lack of adequate data behind the Iron Curtain calling for bolder policy steps and new oversight. It urges two watergate style committees, more civilian involvement, and a CIA led expansion of foreign publication, language training, and a central Washington headquarters with funding to hire experienced personnel.
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Sexe Rotc
Washington
Nover Commission
Congress
Mark V. Clark
Citadel
South Carolina
Hushish Held
America
Abrams
Risenhower
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
CIA
Fort Wayne Toll Road Study Planned in Indiana
Fort Wayne Chamber officials will meet with Toll Road Jam mission and its engineering team to plan a survey for a toll spur connecting Fort Wayne with the east west northern Indiana toll road. The Gond Roads Committee proposes financing a feasibility study to determine financial viability before any contracts.
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Indianapolis
Fort Wayne Chamber of Commerce
Suillails
Port Wayne
Indiana
Gond Roads Committee
Fort Wayne
Toll Road Commission
Electrocution of Worker Near Richmond
Willis Selman, 52, a Muncie Construction Co. employee, was electrocuted Tuesday after touching a live wire while working on a power line project south of Williamsboro. The incident involved TOP JAPAN'S ORTS textile products and affected a key public utility corridor.
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Ind
Willis Selman
The
Muncie Construction Co
Japan
Tokyo
Williamsboro
Muncie
On Public Service Co
Imliawa
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