Senate approves 4.5 billion foreign aid package
The Senate approved a 4.54 billion foreign aid bill to bolster Western allies against the Soviet challenge. Final vote was 34 to 25 after three days of debate and limited amendments. The measure, revised from the President's request, includes blocks for Latin America and other curbs, with reductions and additions debated but mostly left intact.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Free World
Isonshower
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
China
George A. Smathers
Latin America
Everett M. Dirksen
RAM
Paul A. Douglas
D-1
Sen
Styles Bridges
India
Bridgesi
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikital Khrughchev
Dot Foster Dulles
Walter
George JD
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
George
House
Marilyn and Arthur Wed in City Court Ceremony
Reporters chased the couple as Marilyn Monroe and playwright Arthur Miller slipped away to marry at City Hall with Judge Rabinowitz officiating. The ceremony followed tense tension, with coverage and speculation about a broader political tie in the wake of a Senate House conference bill.
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White Plains
N.Y
Upa
Jess Maril
Arthur Atwler
Nesmour Rabinowitz
Miler
Lee
Rabinowitz
Pam
Rourtroom
Cteidl
Miller
Morton A. Miller
Provency
Mayo
Indianapolis party tickets details and candidates
INDIANAPOLIS UP report outlines party tickets with candidates for governor lieutenant governor senator secretary of state treasurer attorney general state auditor and various judges. Names include Tucker Handley Williams Brit Fandstra Crawford Lemon Leaning Verandila Bingen Gumbs Steun Steers Werback Young Barton Wampler Cums Cyaper Severin Schutate Dewey Kelley Virginia Caylor among others.
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Indianapolis
Hepubligars
Indiana
Pontinaling Conven
Lalyb
Tucker
Marold W. Handley UI
Claude J. Wicliams
Homer
Capehart UI
Ulegcaievernur
Brittel Fandstra
Crawford F
Tarker i
Thomas Lemon
Va Jragk A
Joel Bingen
Ray T Gumbs
Albert Steinwedel UD
Adolph Ly Fossler
Sdnesa
Willant IL Walt
Edwin KR. Steerson
Kart Werback
Wilbur Young
Mes
Alvin Figo
Deus
Virgina Caylor
Anderson Chamber of Commerce Board Meeting Preview
The Anderson Chamber of Commerce will hold a 5 30 pm Monday board meeting at the Warr is Cafeteria with President E K Plana tan presiding. Reports include Madison County Farm Bureau farm tour results and upcoming city bus iness industrial tours for farmers. July activities cover Retail Association programs, summer fairs, and a Chamber Wire Prevention Committee gathering at the YMCA chaired by Richard Howe.
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Asterson Chamber
Commerce
Warris
Planatan
Madison County Farm
Counnty
Anderson ‘Retail Association
Warren Marshall Lat Eastman
Lthe Group
Eatmuuntl Retail Association
Sam
Dhe
Anderson Hotel
Pam
T W. Heekaman
Association
Chamber Wire Preventions
YMCA
Richard Howe
Progam
Unclear GOP primary clash and Polish unrest reported
The text describes a heated GOP nominating contest with Handley defeating Craig amid coalition talks and accusations of votes shifting to stop Handley. It shifts to a Polish uprising scene with coroner reports, worker riots, and troops at Poznan, including occupation of city halls and government buildings.
Political upsets ripple through party nominations
A scramble in Indiana politics unfolds as Craig faces defeat, reshaping ambitions and aligning with the Eisenhower administration. Delegates back Wilbur and supporting nominees include Roy Combs and Frank Leng, while Springer leads a keynote attack on Democratic era corruption and calls for reform.
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Craig
Jostle Sehioul
Wilbur
Young
Rav. Johnson
Td Vis
Roy Combs
Indianapolis
Noland Wright
Amdorsod
Wright
Otlre
Frank Leng
Bloomfield
Adolph Fossler
Fustile
Springer
Brent Security
eAatorica
Indiana GOP Platform Promises Reform and Support
The platform accuses Gov. Craig’s administration of misusing about 80 million dollars in state funds and calls for eight years of work in four. It backs unemployment law adjustments, urges more funds for state colleges, favors regular salaries for county officials, and supports use of police and National Guard in labor disputes only when local authorities fail. It endorses Eisenhower and Craig records and includes a study commission on housing and mental health.
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Craig
Henry Schricker
Cesime
Arninieles
Igaté
Po Mce
National Guard
Eisenhower
Indiana
Observance at Continved Park Parade and Balloon Ascensions
Large crowds attended events in the park including a parade, a 7 p.m. balloon ascent by Dertor's Lyons, a climactic Heeserks display, and square dancing for boys and girls under twenty. Last night featured men and women's games and various contests with community participation.
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Dertor
Lyons
Firing and unrest blamed on foreign agents in wartime broadcasts
Report from wartime broadcasts details disturbances prompting government action. Troops and tanks deployed as civilians kept indoors under curfew. Police claim arrests of rank organizers while denying seizure of certain assets. Foreign powers blamed for the uprising and unrest labeled as imperialist influence.
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Cinewiex
Ent
Padgett
Vartan
Warsaw
Mastow
Yass
Rad Moscow
Ool Sppaya
Arica
Germany
Steel Contract Talks Near Walkout Threat
The threadbare piece reports a looming steel strike that could remove 650,000 workers from mills already idle. The wage policy committee backs a bold bargaining stance, warning of massive industry-wide disruption across construction, rail, mining, auto sectors, and pipe supply if a shutdown occurs.
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Dioneie
Waton
McDonald
Wee
Ieut
City Issues 365 Building Permits in June Totaling 29000
Building permits filed in the county city heat show 365+ permits issued in June with a combined value around 2.37 million dollars. The city reports permits for 27 homes adding 370 thousand and an overall city total near 2.4 million dollars.
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Jan J Hy
Redding
Stevens
SAN Sind Tiger
Permis
Special Confined Bor Panq One Hans Event
Police Chief Robert Morgan notes a confined event at the grainstand area with Charpple expected to attend a first wil broth. Shrine lab and Wena Dentocrat ink will sponsor entrances at the quist gate near Mallon Ave, enabling infield parking through the quist access.
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Bor Panq
Robert Morgan
Charpple
Shrine Lab
Wena Dentocrat
Infield
Dts
Mallon Ave
Father Of Continued Tram Age Side Mashes Through Trouble
Unclear fragment mentions a domestic trouble scene and a person described as the father. The text appears garbled, noting a tram age and a house with a person named Palive or Palive said the rayne won. The readable portion hints at family strain amid a domestic dispute context.
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Fone Palive
Rayne
President Eisenhower Seeks Broad Exchange Aids Plan
The White House touted a 17 point Western foreign ministers style exchange program linked to cultural ties with Soviet satellites. It notes the resignation of Surgeon General Scheele, Nixon to visit the Philippines and Vietnam, and the President’s ongoing hospital status with plans for possible future travel and family time.
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Mussiz
Leonard A. Scheele
Hagerty
Geneve
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Eisenhower
Senwele
Salk
Aran
Hertee
Swith Nixon
Phort
Philippines
Viet
Nixon
Eienhower
Manine
Manila
Viet Nam
Miami
Far East
Mish
Saturda
Fisenhower
Walter Rend
Wean Aan
CST
Howard E. Snysitt
Snyder
Leena J. Healan
Walter Reed
Eatons
Gray
Dikomtor
Maling Rer
University of Chis
Suncky
Desearel
Anderson Obituaries Prompt Vevey and Muncie Fatalities
Obituary notices for George J. Donovan of Anderson detailing his age 61, WWI veteran, and survivors. Lucretia Endicott’s death in Shelbyville. James K Danglade, retired Vevay publisher, obituary. two Killed in crash near Bainbridge, Indiana with Muncie man among the deceased.
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Muncie
Greencastle
Jnd
Charles 'S
Harris
U.S. At
Bainbridge
Soldiers Pay Reform Discussed In Germany Debate
German discussions reveal plans by Minister President Wilhelm Hoegner to reduce violence among American troops by splitting monthly pay, limiting free time, and educating troops in German culture. International figures criticize U S pay policies while Australia faces a costly wool strike affecting exports and industry. separate notes mention atomic energy advocates pushing peaceful uses amid Cold War tensions and a Senate probe into security breaches.
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Germany
Wilhelm Hoegner
United States Army
Furnpe
James Madden Dies Friday in Alexandria
James F. Madden aged 62 died at 2 45 p m Friday in Bradford Nursing Home where he was a patient five days He lived in the community for sixty years Born in New Madison Ohio November 19 1863 he came from Cincinnati to Rushville then moved to Alexandria He opened Madden Grocery Store in 1897 retiring in 1946 He was son of Patrick Madden and Anne Merrigan member of St Marys Catholic Church oldest parishioner of the church a member of the Alexandria Eagles Lodge and lifetime Elks member He is survived by brother Patrick Madden Bedford sister Ruth Payie Indianapolis and nephews Donald Madden Alexand ia and C William OBrien Anderson The body is at Gipe Williams and Kyle Funeral Home where friends may call after 7 p m Saturday A rosary will be held Sunday at 7 30 p m at the funeral home Elks Lodge of Sorrow services Saturday 8 p m Funeral rites at St Marys Church Monday at 2 a m by Father Robert Sere Burcal
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George J. Monova
Maple St
New York Central Railrtoad
Bakee Brothers Finecsl
St. Ambrose
Francis Kienly
St. Mary’s Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Andergart
Donovan
St. Mary's Church
The
Elks Lodge
George J. Donovan Jr
Ander
Robert Moore
James Lipp
Maon
Anderson
Fred ‘Harris
Indianapolis
Clifford Blossom
Alexandria
James F. Madden
Bradford
Mr. Madden
New Madison
Ohio
Rushville
Cincinnati
Madden
Patrick Madden
Anne Merrigan
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Funeral services for Nellie May Reveal of Anderson will be held Saturday at 2 pm at Evans Godby and Trout Funeral Home. The Rev Herschel Reed will officiate and burial will be in Crownland Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Noblesville
Nellie May
Carl
Elmer Reveal
Anderson
Evans, Godby
Law To Raise Taxes For Roads Seen In Primary For Next Year
Tester C Rogers of Chiewpa, vice president of the Associated General Contractors of America, says contracts totaling over 10 million dollars for highways and bridges will be safeguarded by the highway departments within two months. The new taxes would add about 14,800,200,000 over the next year, pooling with current highway funds to finance a broader road system. The Bureau of Public Roads estimates a driver averaging 10,900 miles yearly could pay an extra 459 dollars, while road projects are expected to reduce annual traffic accidents.
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Tester C. Rogers
Chiewpa
Associated General Contactors of America
Bureau of Public Roads
Wilson Denies Using Word Phony in Heated Hearing
The session featured Wilson defending a controversial remark as misinterpreted while critics Symington and Jackson pressed him on Air Force funding. Senators pressed for data on defense spending over the past three years as debate shifted from policy to tone and interpretation.
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Sen. Tackson
D-Wash
Wilson
Congress
Ward
Aymingtan
Jaehee
Ing. Wikson
Arosperin
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