Eisenhower praised for resisting arms sale pressures to Israel
Lessing J. Rosenwald, former president of the American Council for Judaism, lauded President Eisenhower's stance against domestic calls to sell arms to Israel. He cited Truman's memoirs to argue Zionists used humanitarian concern for political goals, urging continued resistance to pressures and reflection on past capitulations.
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Eisenhower
United States
Israel
American Council For Judaism
Lessing J. Rosenwald
anti-Zionist Council
New Board
Chicago
Truman
Middle East
Rosenwald
Sweden says Himmler traitor to Hitler in 1943 peace bid
The white book from Sweden’s foreign office states Himmler sought peace with the Western powers via Sweden without Hitler’s knowledge in 1943 as Germany neared surrender in May 1945. It notes multiple trips by Walter Schellenberg to Sweden for negotiations and calls Himmler’s actions consistent peace efforts.
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Sweden
Gestapo
Heinrich Himmler
Adolf Hitler
Foreign Office
Himmler
Hitler
Germany
Walter Schellenberg
Local concerns drive women to join League of Women Voters
Mrs. John E. Lee, national president, said local issues prompt membership more than national matters. She cited garbage disposal as an example, noting it falls under government responsibility and motivates women to join the league to act locally.
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Chicago
John E. Lee
League of Women Voters
League
German Chemist Announces Vitamin B From Whey in Two Hours
A German chemist reveals a new process to extract vitamin B from whey in two days. The piece recalls Little Miss Muffet and notes whey ads are scarce while a bulletin heralds TV sales including a 14 inch set for 29.95.
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Little Miss Muffet
Bulletin-Herald
TV Ad Nets Big Return Quickly, Sold Fast
A small ad spend yielded nearly $30 in return as the TV sold immediately, saving time. If you have something to sell or buy, dial 3-5371.
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Dial
Police Probe Burglary Confiscates Punch Boards
City detectives continued the Rainbow Room break in probe at 809 Meridian St where $300 was taken from a money sack at closing time Sunday. Two Anderson youths aged 19 and 20 were held for forging check investigation after being spotted at a local market. Police confiscated six punch boards and two tip books from Main St cigar stores during a routine check. No arrests yet as officers observed no gambling in progress.
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Rainbow Room
Meridian St
Anderson
John Heiden
Main St
Robert Morgan
American Guard to Host Dr. Manion Talk at High School
The American Guard will hold a 7:30 p.m. meeting in the local senior high school auditorium featuring Clarence F. Manion on Communism in Centralized Government. The event includes a Q and A and introduction of Indiana General Assembly candidates for the May 8 ballot.
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Clarence F. Manion
Indiana General Assembly
American Guard
U.S
Manion
South Bend
University of Notre Dame
College of Law
Madison County
Charles W
Chuck) Bailey
State Senate
House of Representatives
George W. McDermott
Charles R. Rutledge
Arthur H. Atwell
Wayne Dean
Dale F. Flora
Lewis Jones
Wendell L. Hollingsworth
Warmup for State Forecast Signals May Rise
A murky cloud deck kept temperatures cooler in Indiana with a freeze threat off. The Weather Bureau expects a gradual warmup into May, after a 32 degree low and 53 degree high in the 24 hour period ending 6 PM. Showers likely tonight or Wednesday but not as heavy as weekend drenching. Gary firemen pumped water from lowland homes in Glen Park on the southeast side.
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Indiana
Weather Bureau
City
Gary
Glen Park
Soviet Leaders Pledge Efforts to Ease East West Tensions
Soviet Premier Khrushchev and Bulganin returned to Moscow from Britain and told a crowd at Moscow Central Airport they would do everything possible to improve US-Soviet relations. They noted the trip was useful and suggested a future visit to the United States. Khrushchev blamed influential US circles for Cold War obstacles but saw some desire for better ties in America.
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Moscow
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Nikita S Khrushchev
Britain
United States
Russia
Moscow Central
Baltic
Kaliningrad
England
Us.a
Khrushchev
U.S.A
Eisenhower
Cleanup Week Parade Opens Citywide Observance
A large parade led by the Indianettes and the Anderson High School Band opened the annual Cleanup Week in the city yesterday. Thousands witnessed street cleaning before the parade as firemen watered sidewalks and merchants scrubbed downtown streets.
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Anderson Retail Association
City Street, Health, and Fire Departments
Ira Davis
R. H. Roberts
A. L. Behrens
Herald
Anderson High School
Ira G. Davis
Chamber of Commerce
Meridian
Main Sts
No. 1 Station
Herbert Johnson
Howard Himes
Meridian St
8Th
13Th Sts
Earl Toombs
City Collection Service
A. A. Heckaman
Justices Curb Suits To End Citizenship
The Supreme Court in a 5 3 ruling held that the government must swear it has good cause to file a denaturalization suit. Chief Justice Warren wrote the decision in Ettore Zucca’s case, requiring an affidavit to proceed. The court also left open a separate ruling on the 1950 Communist registration law.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Clark
Reed
Minton
Congress
Justice Harlan
Communist Party
Justice Frankfurter
Subversive Activities Control Board
Tobl
Moscow
Warren
Ettore Zucca
U. S
Kinsey Links Sex Decline to Social Discord
Dr Alfred C. Kinsey, director of the Institute for Sex Research, told 400 listeners in Princeton that lack of a legalized outlet for sex helps fuel social discord and marital strain. He criticized high school sex education and noted most men in the audience had prior sexual involvement.
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Princeton
N.J
ULP
Alfred C. Kinsey
Institute For Sex Research
Kinsey
Alexander Hall
Scandinavia
Worthington Pump Sale Voted By Council Tonight
City Council schedules 7 p m special session to approve a resolution authorizing sale of a Worthington pump by the Board of Works. Afterward council then will meet the School Board at the School Administration Building to discuss land acquisition for expanding school facilities.
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Worthington
Board of Works
Cuban Troops Suppress Matanzas Revolt Amid Arrests
Cuban forces crushed a civilian revolt near Matanzas causing 15 deaths and 15 wounded. The government suspended constitutional guarantees overnight as house to house fighting ended. Former president Carlos Prio Socarras was released to house arrest after orders from Batista. More opposition leaders were detained in Matanzas, Havana, and other centers.
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Matanzas
Carlos Prio Socarras
Cus
Fulgancio Batista
Vedado
Prio
Francisco Tabernilla
Piio
Manuel Antonio de Varona
Senate
Batista
Orlando Puente
Fructuoso Rodriguez
University Students’ Federation
Jorge Alonso
Guillermo Alonso
Essay winners to make trip to Detroit for GM tour
Four students from Anderson and St. Marys High Schools won an air trip to Detroit for a preview tour of General Motors Technical Center. Winners from Anderson are Joan Gilbert and Bill Christman. from St. Marys are Diane Calabria and William McKinney.
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Anderson and
St. Mary’s High School
Detroit
General Motors
Fabulous New Technical Center
Delco-Remy
Anderson High School
Joan Gilbert
Sycamore Street
Chesterfield
Bill Christman
Donnelly Drive
Edgewood
St. Mary’s
Diane Mary Calabria
East Lynn St
William McKinney
Edgewood Drive
Anderson
Anderson College Professors Lead Sigma Zeta at Wisconsin Conclave
Dr. Zylpha Hurlbut of Anderson College becomes Sigma Zeta president, the second woman in 31 years. Dr. John A. Buhler also from Anderson College serves as vice president. The conclave at Central State Teachers College Stevens Point Wis concluded with Dr. Gerald C. Mueller as principal speaker.
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Zylpha Hurlbut
Anderson College
Sigma Zeta
Central State Teachers College
Stevens Point
Wis
James H. McCloy
Otterbein College
Westerville
Hurlbut
John A. Buehler
Floy Hurlbut
Ball State Teachers College
Gilbert Faust
Central State Teachers
Donalder
Ball State College
Sigma Zetan
Carl Weatherbee
James Millikin University
Decatur
Ill
Gerald C. Mueller
School of Medicine
Wisconsin State University
Mueller
Division of the Sciences
Sigma Zeita National Honorary Science Society
Buehler
Lemay Warns Russia May Get H Bomber Lead
Gen Curtis E Lemay warned to a Senate subcommittee that the Soviet Union will hold a numerical edge in long range bombers in 1958 to 1960. He urged faster production of B52 jets and development of a newer, more capable bomber to keep pace with Soviet strength.
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Washington
Curtis E. Lemay
Strategic Air Commander
Russia
United States
Senate Armed Services
Soviet Union
Lemay
Eight More Voting Places Listed for May 8 Primary
The County Election Board adds eight voting sites for the upcoming May 8 primary. New locations include Anderson Ward 1 Precinct 7 at 1811 Ohio Ave and Adams Township Quickway Trucking Company Precinct 2 Amvets Hall, Markleville Monroe Township Precinct. Page 3 carries full details.
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County Election Board
Anderson
Ohio Ave
Adams Township
Quickway Trucking Company
Amvets
Barkley Dies On Virginia Campaign Platform
Sen. Alben W. Barkley collapsed and died on stage at Washington and Lee University's mock Democratic convention in Lexington Virginia. The 78 year old former vice president faltered during a 30 minute keynote and died at 5 13 p m after recalling his long national career. Barkley was surrounded by colleagues and family including his wife Mrs Barkley while Gov Stanly assisted.
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Lexington
Alben W. Barkley
D. Ky
House of the Lord
Barkley
Bark
Auto Crash in Arkansas Fatal to Local Man
An Anderson man, T. J. Burmaster, 29, was killed instantly when his car veered off Ark. 70 near Hot Springs. His wife, 25, son Ronny, 2, and brother Fred Burmaster, 32, were seriously or moderately injured. The family, from Elm Street, had traveled to Amity to visit a sick sister. Burmaster had worked at Nicholson Fire Plant since 1954 and was to be relieved for a weekend visit. Burial plans were expected to be in Arkansas.
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Arkansas
T. J. Burmaster
Elm St
Nicholson Fire Plant
Ark
Hot Springs
Burmaster
Ronny
Fred Burmastresster
Nicholson
Man Fined And Sentenced Here
A 31 year old man was fined 25 dollars and costs and given a six month farm sentence suspended on the condition he leave Madison County within five days. Special Judge Everett E Mc Daniels imposed the sentence after Charles Wheat Jr 1227 Meridian St pleaded guilty to malicious trespass for throwing a beer bottle that shattered a window at Marshall Jewelry Store 734 Main St on April 25. Wheat was arrested a few minutes later. Please Turn to Page 3 Column 4.
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Madison County
Everett E. McDaniels
Charles Wheat Jr
Meridian St
Wheat
Marshall Jewelry
Main St
New Arrivals Born to Local Families
Births announced from St. John’s Hospital and area homes include a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dollar of 602 East 38th Street, a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Orville Patterson of 600 West 33rd Street, and several other newborns in Middletown Alexandria Daleville Wilkinson and nearby locales with parents named.
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St. John’s Hospital
Richard Dollar
Orville Patterson
33Rd St
Albert Rinker
Alexandria
Darrell Burton
Daleville
Dondell Reeves
William Gosshee
Middletown
Charles Rider
Catalpa Dr
Rex E. Wallace
Jefferson St
Robert Finley
Brown St
Hubert Jackson
Wilkinson
Earl Waddell
W. 14Th St
Cleatus Watson
Bolik Pospieamy
Pearl St
James Murray
Alhambra Dr
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