United States and Britain call for broad arms cuts and friendship
A Kennedy era style report notes Eisenhower and Churchill urging a general and drastic reduction of weapons and offering friendship to the Communist world. The White House and 1941 Atlantic Charter principles frame a six point disarmament pledge. The piece also covers a China trade mission to London and a Senate Armed Services panel approving a new re enlistment bonus of about 68 billion dollars over current costs.
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Britain
London
Party of 11
Berlin
Churchill
Pelping
Nea
Senate Armed Services Committee
Leverett Saltonstad
Eisenhower
White House
Hisenhower
Voice of America
Russia
Landan
Hisenhower-Churchyil
Far East
China
Chucchill
Yi Shey
Ozona
Anthony Eden
Piedras Negras
Eagle Pass
Thelsind
House
Foreign Affairs Committee
Laredo
Neighoor
Nuevo Laredo
Oppenheimer Secrets Ban Upheld 4 To 1
Washington Radiobroad: Atomic Energy Commission upholds ruling that J Robert Oppenheimer is denied access to government secrets. Three of four commissioners cited his persistent association with Communists and disloyalty in disregard of security regulations. Henry D Smyth, a Princeton scientist, defended Oppenheimer as a security risk but said the majority decision stands. The AP notes temperatures and weather outlook accompany the report.
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Washington
Atomic Energy
Commission
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Thomas E. Murray
Oppenheimer
Ansee
Henry D. Smyth
Princeton
Smyth
Dng
Anderson-lopienheimer
Effiuns
AEC
Associated Press
New York
Anderson
Earl
Davis
Philadelphia
Oppanheimer
Nortt
Chicago
Lewis J. Strauss
Tors
Xegtlan
Tadiana
Iner
Eugene M
Zuckert
Harvard
Bret
Guatemalan Leaders Seek Peace as Regime Changes Unfold
Guatemala quieted as a new anti-Communist junta sought peace with rebel forces led by Col. Castillo Armas. Reports said Armas and the regime’s Col. Monzon planned talks, possibly in San Salvador, amid ongoing armistice efforts and questions over censorship and political prisoners.
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Guatemala
Carlos Castillo Armas
Castillo “Armas
Elfego Monzon
Castillo Armas
Monzon
Tfeports
Washington
Castilla Armas
Ble
San Salvador
Salvador
Guatemala City
Interior Ministry
Carlos Lenriqué Diaz
Jacob Ardena Guaman
Lauid
Diaz
Arbens
Castillo Armas Stio
Dlis
Hal
Mongon
Newsien
Neye
Laks
Rafael Alvarado
Maxine
Arbenz
Sinz Salevador
EL Salvador
Esile
Argentina
Mix Wile
Refige
Llrgentine Lembassy
Guatermala
Wen
Toll Reaches 14 In Texas Flood
A mighty Rio Grande flood swept through Texas border country on Tuesday, raising the toll to 14. Laredo and nearby towns faced rising waters, with residents preparing for further overflow and authorities coordinating relief efforts.
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Texas
Laredo
Tex
Rio Grande
Campaign Hits $107,976 For Anderson College Library
The Citizens Committee for Anderson College reports a third tally of 12 576 as part of a drive to raise 250 000 for a new library building. Previous reports total 85 400 with gifts from special committees led by Linfield Myers. Everett Hartung and other speakers praised progress and stressed library needs for small private colleges.
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Citizens Committee For
Anderson College
ATG
YMCA
Linfield Myers
Everett Hartung
Myers
George Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
Inata A. Morrison
Anderson
Waggart
Uontrapia
Tage
House To Debate Rigid Farm Price Aid
The House Rules Committee sent a farm bill to the House floor for debate starting Wednesday. It would continue rigid high farm price supports for another year, with Administration forces aiming to remove the high-support features and replace them with Eisenhower’s sliding scale program to curb over-production. Voting is expected to begin Thursday.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
House
Enowsa
Wolesa
Eisenhower
Bell System Purchases from Anderson Firms Led by Indiana Bell
The Indiana Bell Telephone Company reported 1953 purchases totaling about 816 million from 833 firms in TL Tillaha cities, with Bloomington and many others each exceeding 50,000 dollars. W E Flanagan noted supplies for local offices were bought through Western Electric channels, from paper clips to giant cables. Major supplying cities include Anderson, Beech Grove, Evansville, Lafayette, Terre Haute and Warsaw.
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Indiana Bell Telephone, Company
TL Tillaha
W. £. Flanagan
Anderson Bell
Flana
Western Electric Company
Bell
Associated Press
Bloomington
Bloomfield
Brazil
Crawfordsville
East Chicago
Elkhart
Fort Wayne
Gary
Goshen
Hammond
Indiana
Herder
Indianapolis
Lalla
Marion
Michigan City
Mishawaka
Untic
Richmond
Valparaiso
Wabbash
Whiting
Anderson
Beech Grove
Evansville
Lafayette
Terre Haule
Warsaw
Good Morning Start The Day With A Chuckle
A humorous London tabloid snippet shows a desperate man posting an ad in the Times seeking ten Wimbledon tickets for a Saturday event. The misspelled plea reflects a chaotic early 20th century newspaper quirk and the public’s casual mockery of scarce tickets.
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London
Times Treasday
Wimbleton
Saterday
Jats
Peiova
Early Eclipse Draws Thousands Amid Warmer Indiana Sunrise
Thousands planned to rise early in Indiana to view the rare solar eclipse peaking at 81 to 90 percent. Dawn visibility varied by location as the moon passed between the Earth and sun, blocking most of the sun and revealing a thin crescent.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Johnson Murder Trial Underway After Long Delay
Noble A Johnson M D of Cincinnati Avenue stands charged with first degree murder in the shotgun death of his wife Christine on March 21 1983. The Madison County trial opened with jury selection after a venue change to Marion from Circuit Court Judge Russell Stewart. Special Judge Arthur Osborn presiding, Johnson represented by Samuel E Johnson and Melvin Thornburg. Prosecutor William Byner outlined opening to the 12 jurors as the case proceeds this morning.
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Noble
Johnson
Cincinnati Ave
Christine
Madson County
Waa
Arthur Osborn
Ithe
Grant County Superior Court
Marion
Jeouple
Lodge
Madison County
William Byner
Osborn
Cee
Plane Believed In Lake Michigan
A missing Indiana plane may lie in Lake Michigan as Civil Air Patrol confirmed a seat from a Cosson plane found on a beach near Sheboygan. Buck of Bedford and two companions disappeared en route from Crawfordsville to Crystal Falls. Ground searchers scoured the area while a Coast Guard boat joined the drag lines.
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Sueroygan
Wis
Wales
Lake Michigan
Civil Air Patrol
Cosson
Stephen Buck
Bedford
Ind
Nunan the former U S Revenue head convicted of income tax evasion
Joseph D Nunan once led the internal revenue service from 1944 to 1977 was found guilty by a Brooklyn federal court jury of five counts accusing him of evading taxes from 1930 to 1980 and underreporting income. The jury deliberated three hours as prosecutors said he hid funds and taxes due. The defense argued the money referenced was inherited or personal savings. The judge will determine the sentence, with potential penalties up to 25 years in prison and fines.
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New York
Joseph D. Mu
Franklin TD. Roosevelt
Nunan
Brooklyn
Heriday
Los
Walter Broch
Hansen
Richard J. Burke
Saia
The
Vale
Cotama
U S Steel Union Sign Historic Wage Increase Pact
U S Steel and United Steelworkers signed a five cent hourly wage hike and enhanced pension and insurance programs. Bethlehem Steel followed with a similar settlement as top steel firms move toward a broader industry accord. Analysts expect more companies to join, with prices possibly rising to cover the cost. The union called the agreement historic and successful, while sources caution on exact impacts.
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Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel’ Corp
United Steelworkers
Bethlehem’ Steel Co
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Wrnion
Big Steel
Mayor Calls Session To Ease Water Shortage
An emergency meeting was called for 2 p.m. today in Mayor Neland C. Wrights office to discuss remedies for the city water shortage. Attending will be City Council, Board of Works, Mayor Wright, QO T Williamson, superintendent of Water Works, and Fire and Tales Department reps. Areas affected include Forest Hills Grandview Terrace Jackson Park and North Anderson. Officials cited low pressure in inlets and high demand from far districts and considered an emergency measure eliminating sprinkling. Water pumping volumes were not enough to cover distant consumers.
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Neland C. Wright
Counei
Board of Works
Wright
QO. T. Williamson
Fire and
Tales
Forest Hills
Grandsview
Terrace
Jackson Park
North Anderson
Forest Wills
Grandview
Tle
Walter Works
Yane
Williamson
Resurfacing Of Downtown Streets Is Started Here
City crews began resurfacing downtown Main and Meridian streets under Street Commissioner Oscar Melson. The work, planned as a major 1954 city project, targets 6th to 14th streets with night operations to minimize traffic disruption. Crews will replace a 3.5 inch asphalt layer, advancing one block at a time, as conditions allow.
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Main
Meridian Sis
Oscar Melson
Noland C. Wright
6Th
Tl Sts
C. V. Windsor
Madisson Ave
New York Central Railroad
Anderson College
Victory
Volunteer Fire Department
Court
Henry St
Nichol
Wabash Valley Rural Directory Services
Westin St
Hanmiinp
Martin
Frank Walden
Aumlasiia Main St
James Uerb
Jhomtes
Howard Clark
Summitville
Austin Stalnen
Muncio
Robert Cowles
Coleman
Fairview St
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