Eisenhower cites foreign aid as national security pillar
President Eisenhower told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that tampering with foreign aid would endanger national security and upset policy. Secretary Dulles framed aid as a national insurance against Soviet threat, urging continuation. Democratic leader Butler pledged a firm civil rights stance, while Gen. LeMay warned Russia could win without U S restraint but cautioned against relying on ICBMs and heavy damage.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
United States
Marines Revise Boot Camp After Ribbon Creek Tragedy
The Marine Corps orders a sweeping reorganization of boot camp training after revealing Staff Sgt. Matthew C. McKeon led a 74 recruit march through swamps at Parris Island. Six recruits drowned. McKeon faces manslaughter and cruelty charges. Gen. Pate will oversee training changes at Parris Island and San Diego.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Parris Island
Matthew C. McKeon
South Carolina
Ribbon Creek
Randolph McC. Pate
San Diego
Calif
Pate
Marine
House Armed Services Committee
McKeon
Worcester
Mass
Navy
Charles S. Thomas
Will Limit Campaigning To TV Talks
Republicans and Democrats agree on a farm bill approach to allow price supports for corn overplanting and soil bank plans. President Eisenhower will limit campaigning to five or six TV appearances with no barnstorming, while Cabinet members will handle campaign duties. debate centers on prepayment authority and price support increases for multiple grains.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Leonard W. Hall
Hall
White House
John Foster Dulles
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Ezra T. Benson
Richard M
Charles A. Halleck
Ind
Nixon
House Agriculture Committee
Indiana GOP in-fighting sparks crossfire over governor race
Republicans and Democrats spar over factional fighting in Indiana as contenders Cravens and McCarty warn a split could doom the GOP in November. Craig supporters back Frank T. Millis while Lt. Gov Harold Handley is favored by anti-Craig factions amid a crowded gubernatorial field. State Sen. Matthew E. Welsh also noted in the chatter.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Dan M. Cravens
Franklin
Cravens
Harold W. Handley
Craig
Frank T. Millis
Francis T. McCarty
Brimfield
Claypool
Indianapolis
McCarty
Matthew E. Welsh
Mussolini Family Seeks Return of Dictator’s Body
The Mussolini family and their attorney Italo Firmichella press the Italian government to reveal the burial site and allow reinterment in the family plot. The government keeps the grave location secret to avoid a fascist shrine amid postwar tensions.
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Benito Mussolini
Italo Firmichella
Italian Social Movement
Italy
Mussolini
Central Indiana Weather Forecast Cloudy Skies and Showers
Cloudy skies with showers expected for central Indiana this afternoon and evening. Temperatures will stay near 60 degrees with little change, following yesterday’s high of 63 and overnight low of 39.
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Indiana
Lineman Resigns Driving Tests For Hazardous Work
A Missouri man quits his job administering driving tests for license applicants and returns to linework atop high telephone poles. He says the lineman job is less hazardous. The piece ends with a classifieds plug offering three job ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Classified Ads Bring Three Jobs, Wife Says
A wife testifies that Bulletin-Herald Want Ads produced results, with her husband securing three jobs after answering the advertisement. She notes the ads reach over 36,000 subscribers and enter many homes.
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Bulletin-Herald
Barkley to Receive Last Tribute in Washington
Former vice president Alben W. Barkley lay in state in Washington after dying in Lexington Virginia at age 78. Senators and colleagues paid tribute as flags flew at half staff and Barkley’s memory was eulogized following his last trip to the capital.
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Barkley
Washington
LLP
Alben W. Barkley
Lexington
Barkley Dies in Navy? State Funeral in Foundry Methodist Church
Former congressman and Kentucky statesman Alben W Barkley lay in state at Hysung's Funeral Home and was to be honored at 11 a m EDT Wednesday at Foundry Methodist Church in Paducah funeral services. The Kentucky Heart Fund was asked to receive donations and flowers were omitted. Congress paused as the House adjourned in grief and Speaker Sam Rayburn paid tribute to Barkley the warhorse of democracy.
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Hysung
Foundry Methodist
Barkley
Paducah
Kentucky Heart Fund
Congress
House
Senate
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Marion Collins elected president of Anderson Jaycees
Marion L. Collins was elected president of the Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce at a meeting last evening in Farris Cafeteria. The board for the coming year includes Soph Pancol Noland Hughs Louis Caplinger Ted Wainscott Dick Moore and others with term beginning June 2 at Edgewood Country Club installation dance. Noland Hughs was named chairman of a teenage Road-Fe plan for May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce
Farris
Marion L. Collins
Collins
Soph Pancol
Noland Hughs
Louis Caplinger
Ted Wainscott
Dick Moore
Robert VanCamp
James Fearnow
Dick Stephenson
John Haisley
Larry Jackson
Robert Campbell
William Herbig
Edgewood Country Club
Park Place Church Plans Building Fund Drive
The Building Crusade executive committee of Park Place Methodist Church approved an expansion program. A fund campaign will run June 16 to June 26 under the leadership of the Board of National Missions with P Glen Trembath representing the national board.
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Building Crusade
Park Place Methodist Church
7Th St
Park Ave
Board of National Missions
P. Glen Trembath
National Board
Provence elected chair of Mayor's Safety Committee
Leo Provence was elected chairman of the Mayor's Safety Committee at a 1956 meeting that set safety objectives. Theodore Demos was named vice chairman and Donald Gwinnup secretary, with members including Jack B. Campbell and Police Chief Robert Morgan. The panel heard Mayor Ferguson outline traffic safety goals and promote courteous driving and regulatory compliance.
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Leo Provence
Theodore Demos
Donald Gwinnup
Jack B. Campbell
Obert Eckert
Richard Barkalow
Robert Morgan
Maurice Pike
Ralph Gray
Bernard Branch
Russell Davis
Ferguson
Manion Calls for Centralized Government Reform
Clarence E. Manion former Notre Dame Law Dean urged centralized government while warning that people have fueled a dangerous conflagration. The figure spoke before 250 county residents at Anderson High School with 12 state legislative candidates present
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Clarence E. Manion
Notre Dame University College of Law
Anderson High School
American Guard
Manion
Suspect Faces 3 Charges In Rape Case Here
An affidavit charging Arthur Holland with assault and battery, assault and battery with intent to commit rape, and rape was filed in Madison Circuit Court by Prosecutor Melvin B. Thornburg. Holland allegedly assaulted a 16 year old girl last week. Eddie R. Stewart faced identical charges in a separate complaint filed March 28 and appeared for arraignment requesting an attorney.
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Arthur Holland
Madison Circuit Court
Melvin B. Thornburg
Russell E. Stewart
Holland
Eddie R. Stewart
Elwood Woman Receives State PTA Life Membership
Mrs. Helen Hocker of Elwood is named among 26 life members by the Indiana Congress of Parents and Teachers at its 44th annual convention in Indianapolis. President Graydon F. Helman noted the group now totals 8,000 members more than last year despite 1,159 units and 45 new units, with consolidations offsetting gains. The convention faces a vote on polling local units about the PTA legislative program.
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Elwood
Indiana Congress of Parents and Teachers
Indianapolis
Helen Hocker
Graydon F. Helman
Muncie
PTA
Dulles Heads to Paris for NATO Talks on Atlantic Community
Secretary of State Dulles departs for Paris to join 15 nation NATO talks and consult allied ministers on shaping the North Atlantic Community beyond a military alliance. He meets President Eisenhower beforehand and discusses Palestine, Soviet policy, Cyprus and current issues.
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Washington
Dulles
Paris
North Atlantic
Eisenhower
White House
North Atlantic Treaty Council
Cyprus
County names 14 inspectors for May 8 primary
The County Election Board announced the appointment of 14 precinct inspectors for 74 precincts for the May 8 primary. All precinct heads are Democrats under state law. inspectors come from the party that cast most ballots for secretary of state last general election. A six member Canvassing Board will include three Democrats.
Wilson Concedes Russia Tops U S on H Bombers
Defense Secretary Charles E Wilson said Russia is currently building bomber capacity at a higher rate than the United States for globe girdling hydrogen bombers. He declined to say if he agrees with Gen. Lemnizy that the Soviet Union will lead in long range striking power by 1958 60. He noted that Air Force wings of B52 bombers will rise from 30 to 45 due to a production speedup order.
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Curtis Lemay
United States
Strategic Air Command
Senate
LeMay
Soviet Russia
Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Russia
Curtis F. Lemizy
Strategic Air Commander
Soviet Union
Wilson
Air Force
Earle E. Partridge
Air Defense
F A Schaefer Named As New Kikthawenund Head
F Albert Schaefer named president of the four county Kikthawenund Area Council Boy Scouts of America succeeding J Raymond Wirt at a 6 30 dinner in Linders. About 400 leaders from Madison Hamilton Henry Tipton counties attend the installation with Tillman Bubenzer speaker on Young People in Europe and America.
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Kikthawenund Council
F. Albert Schaefer
Philadelphia
Boy Scouts of America
Kikthawenund
Madison
Hamilton
Tipton
Henry
Tillman Bubenzer
Conner Prairie Farms
Noblesville
Linder’s
Schaefer
Mr. Bubenzer
Europe
America
Central Indiana Gas Company
J. Raymond Wirt
Anderson
Conner Prairie Farm
J. B. Stephens
P .E. Bardsley
Harold Lockwood
Clean-Up Week Continues With City Trash Pick-Up
The annual Clean-Up Week in Anderson continues with city trucks, under Street Commissioner Earl Toombs, collecting trash in alleys and from residents. The City Collection Service joins the effort sponsored by the Anderson Chamber of Commerce led by Art Fontaine and Charles T. Antrim, with another chamber event a Fire Prevention Committee luncheon at the YMCA at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Toombs
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Art Fontaine
Charles T. Antrim
YMCA
City Council approves sale of old pump and accessories
Resolution No. 81 passed at a special meeting authorizes selling a Brown and Bovari turbine used at the City Water Plant for 30 years. City Clerk Ernest Coburn says three court appointed appraisers will evaluate the worn equipment and bids will be sought soon.
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Ernest Coburn
Newborns Reported at St. John's Hospital
Yesterday at St. John's Hospital four families welcomed new arrivals. Alex and Mrs Moorman of Alexandria had a girl, John and Mrs Rhule of 2408 Forkner Street had a girl, George and Mrs Alder of 1823 Pearl Street had a boy, Russell and Mrs Mullis of 2608 Monroe Street had a girl, and Carson Warren of Route 1 had a boy.
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St. John’s Hospital
Moorman
Alexandria
John Rhule
Forkner St
George Alder
Pearl St
Russell Mullis
Monroe St
Carson Warren
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