World disarmament talks fail but peace offer endures
Editorial argues five nations failed to agree on disarmament in London though ideas abound. It credits partial easing of Communist Russia tensions and stresses peace lies with people, not arms. The piece cites The Wall Street Journal perspective and links Indiana’s Presidential primary to voter engagement.
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U.S
Britain
France
Canada
Soviet Union
London
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Russia
The
Wall Street Journal
Indiana
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Kefauver
Check Your Car-Check Accidents Campaign in Anderson
Anderson undertakes the annual safety drive with the Chamber of Commerce and Police Department guiding a voluntary car inspection week at listed stations. Ten safety factors are checked. those passing receive a windshield sticker and others may fix defects before tomorrow ends.
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Anderson
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Police Department
Broadway Sales Company
Hunter Chevrolet
W. C. McLain, Inc
Munson Sales, Inc
Hakes Pontiac, Inc
Heckaman Sarge Inc
Mitchell Motors
Fred Welker Ford
Anderson Area
Sea Lift To Japan For Knightstown Scout
Sixteen year old Tom Meeks of Knightstown will represent the Kikihawen and Area Council on the Explorer Sea Life to the Pacific. Two Explorer Scouts will join a goodwill visit to Japan during July and August. Meeks earned selection for his outstanding Boy Scout work as student and citizen. Central Indiana sends its best wishes for his summer journey.
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Tom Meeks
Knightstown
Kikihawen
Area Council
Pacific
Japan
Young Meeks
Indiana
Chotiner Case Mirrors Roosevelt Firing of DNC Officials
Washington column lays out three comparisons to show Murray Chotiner’s role in GOP politics mirrors FDR era clashes over influence. It cites his GOP committee payments totaling $5085, his long telephone campaigns, and his status as Nixon’s personal attorney plus influence on White House access.
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Washington
Murray Chotiner
Nixon
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
FDR
O. Max Gardner
North Carolina
Arthur Mullen
Nebraska
White House
Robert Jackson
New Hampshire
Bruce Kramer
Montana
Democratic Nations Committee
Harry Truman
Col
James Hunt
Truman
Senate
Chotiner
Hunt
Harry Vaughan
White
Republican Committee
Democrat Committee
Eisenhower
House
Joe Holt
Glen Lipscomb
California
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Jerry Voorhis
Douglas
Cong
Marcantonio
New York
GOP
National Commrmittee
Nin
GOP National Committee
Congressional Committee
Democratic Committee
Len Hall
Worry Clinic Advises Buyers Not Power Boosts
In Case R-350 Dr. Simon Myint, a Burma surgeon trainee in Philadelphia, visits Chicago with a car scratch incident. Dr. Myint plans to become Professor of Surgery in Burma while his wife and Dr. Crane discuss practical ways buyers favor simple fixes over extra horsepower.
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Burma
Simon Myint
Philadelphia
New Medical College of
Chicago
Dr. Myint
Practical Housewives
NATO economic unity faces hurdles in Cold War plan
A NATO coordinated economic effort faces difficulties from member nations and the United States risk of delay. Critics warn Eastern nations may view such ties as neutrality breaches, limiting practical aid while consultation could still bolster anti-Communist stability.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Russia
NATO
Britain
Virus talk and cold myths from a physician letter
A physician argues against the notion that common exposure causes respiratory infections. He cites British research showing no effect from weather or drafts and criticizes the virus explanation as a fad. He recounts sending CRI materials to teachers who requested them.
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Yankeesand
British Medical Research Council
Personal advice request to Dr Crane in Mellor Indiana
Instructions to enclose a stamped self addressed envelope and a dime to cover typing or printing costs when seeking personal advice or one of his psychological charts from Dr Crane.
Johnson Attacks School Superintendent Rival in Indiana
Republican candidate B W Johnson of Indianapolis disputes the GOP incumbent Wilbur Young over reporting delays. Johnson, head of the State Teachers' Retirement Fund, pledges wholehearted support for federal education officials, praising President Eisenhower as education’s best White House friend.
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Indianapolis
B.W. Johnson
GOP
Johnson
Teachers’ Retirement Fund
Wilbur Young
Eisenhower
White House
Folklore and Frustration in a City Desk Tale
A rookie reporter at the city desk recalls a bazaar fire set by a booth and put out with lemonade. The piece riffs on frustrated journalists, editor versus reporter dynamics, and a lifelong shortage of newspaper men in a wry, reflective tone.
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Adlai Stevenson
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Personal health letters to Dr Brady solicit brief replies
Dr William Brady will answer signed letters about personal health and hygiene not disease diagnosis or treatment. Enclose a stamped self addressed envelope and keep letters brief in ink. Due to high volume only a few letters can be answered here.
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Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calit
Deadly Nigerian Vipers Include Puffadder Cobra and Green Mamba
Three of the world’s most dangerous snakes the puffadder the black-necked cobra and the green mamba are found in Nigeria. The text notes these species as highly venomous and common in the region.
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Nigeria
Special service for missing Herald copies
A subscriber who does not receive a daily Herald should call 3537 before 9 A M for a replacement after 9 A M by special messenger. If a carrier fails to deliver on Sunday, visit a local seller to obtain a free replacement copy.
Alumni Banquet Saturday Night At Markleville
Markle ville Alumni banquet set for Saturday May 12 at Markleville High School gym. Pitch-in supper at 6:30 p.m. Organ music by Martha Bell Shaw during the meal. Floor show at 8:30 p.m. Ann Harenson Dance Studio students perform. Then dancing from 9 p.m. to midnight with Presser family music and Wayne Phenis calling square dances. Invited are alumni 1956 graduates and teachers.
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WHBU
Anderson
CWLW
Cincinnati
WTTV
Wfbm-Tv
Wish-Tv
NBC Rerence
Agronsky
Kangaroo World Now
Kangaroo
Garry Moore
Guiding Light
Gilbert Forbes
Everybody's Farm Farm
Robert Q. Lewis Townhouse
Robert @ Lewis Townhouse
Bob Crosby
Ray Mill
Charlie Gore
Ann's Pantry
Bill Thall
Widder Brown
Birdie
Margie
Eddie Fisher
Navy
Ed Murrowcatter
Guy Lombardo
Jack Carson
Warner Bros
Orth Living
Warner Bros. Playwrights
Hollywood Movies
Pattie
Chapel of Air
Markleville
Markieville High School
Martha Bell Shaw
Ann Harenson
Presser
New Palestine
Wayne Phenis
Anderson Wil
Jack Poor
The
Alumni Association
Bank To Pay More Interest
The First National Bank of Chicago announced a rise in savings account rates from 1 2 to 2 percent starting immediately 7. Major Chicago banks and New York banks have also raised rates, reflecting firmer loan and security earnings. Homer J Livingstom president of First National outlined the move.
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Chicago
First National Bank of Chicago
First National
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Homer J. Livingstom
FirstNational
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Worry Clinic
George W. Crane
Hopkins Syndicate Inc
J. M. Roberts
Dr. Crane
Henry Ford
Consumer Surveys
William Brady, M. D
Personal Health Service
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Penn Yan
Godfrey
Wendy Warren
Verna
Helen Trent
Dr. Malone
Milady
Mrs. Burton Brighter
Nora Drake
Aunt Jenny
William Wade
Bil Keane
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