Anderson weighs sites for modern municipal airport
The Anderson Aviation Commission reviews two finalist sites six miles west of the business district and five miles south as candidates for a 3000 foot hard surface runway with potential extension. Public sentiment will decide if the city pursues the project amid airline connections and regional service prospects.
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Sliding federal aid trims headway on the budget
The Nation’s Business argues that despite the large military bill, substantial savings may come from cutting state and local aid programs. It lists grants for water pollution, waste treatment, health research facilities, library services, science grants, mine drainage, and other programs totaling billions, urging states to handle more locally and curb federal spending.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Oregon
Treasury
National Science Foundation
Washington
Understanding Enlarged Tonsils and Childhood Health
The article discusses enlarged tonsils in children and when tonsil surgery is appropriate. It explains tonsillotomy as a partial removal and tonsillectomy as a full removal, noting surgery is considered mainly for breathing obstruction or recurrent sore throats. It compares procedures and mentions safety and recovery aspects.
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CRI
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Norway
Charley Shrinks Weight with Dehydration Diet Findings
Charley N aged 47, a fat sales executive, loses 36 pounds on a dehydration diet and cuts blood pressure from 174 to 133 over three months. He initially drops to 170 and ends at 180 with a steady 145, noting better sleep and energy.
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Charley
Charley N
European disarmament talks hinge on German reunification
The article discusses Eisenhower's open skies concept and neutral zones in Europe, noting how a reunified Germany could affect arms talks. It cites Russia seeking a coalition with East German Communists, possible Austrian neutralization, and broader zones if limited agreements hold. It also mentions a rural minister of the year award for Rev. Vinton D. Bradshaw in Indiana.
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Eisenhower
Europe
Tor London
Anthony Eden
Russia
Austria
Adriatic
Baltic
Germany
East Germany
Indianapolis l
Vinton D. Bradshaw
Dale Hollow
Monroe, Tenn
Disciples of Christ
Battle of the budget pits Ike against party insiders
A Los Angeles Times style report notes disloyalty inside the Republican ranks as Wayne Hays discusses budget fights with Secretary Humphrey and other Republicans. The piece frames Nixon as caught between backing Eisenhower and pleasing the Chamber of Commerce influenced wing while HarKey Reiter leads anti budget research. It highlights Pike Island Dam funding as a flashpoint and compares the budget clash to the Battle of the Bulge in tone.
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Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
George Humphrey
Republican Congressional Committee
Harkey Reiter
Lane
William J. Hull
Cincinnati
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Ohio Democrat
Ohio
Chambers of Commerce
Pike Island
Cong
John Ray
New York
Iormer
Ray
Bob Wilson
Aed Hays
California
John Byrnes
Wisconsin
Gerald Ford
John Rhodes
Arizona
Wierton Steel
Ant Eisenhower
Cong Hays
Hull
Ike
Dick Nixon
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Chamber of Commerce
Weincu Uur
Lothit
Texas
Ardennes Forest
Bridges
Tion
Tice
Faulkner’s Snopeses Enter Yoknapatawpha via Spain
A literary guide reviews The Hamlet by William Faulkner centering on Flem Snopes and his family in Yoknapatawpha County. The piece notes the Snopes clan’s rise from inconspicuous mule-town beginnings to influential power, with Eula Warner and Linda Among key names as readers watch Flem’s true status as husband and progenitor remain debated.
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Wildhamber
Faulkner
Random House
Eula
de Spain
Flem
Snopeses
Jefferson
Flem Snopes
Eula Warner
Linda
Gavin
Stevens
Truck Driver Starts 60 Day Jail Sentence In Two Traffic Deaths
Detroit truck driver Frederick T. Gill, 36, began a two month jail term after conviction for assault and battery in the deaths of two occupants of a car linked to Adlai Stevenson IV. One charge for a second death was dismissed. judge suspended costs due to financial hardship.
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Goshen
Ind
Detroit
Adlai Stevenson
Frederick T. Gill
William Stanley North
Chicago
Gill
SimMar
William Boyden
Lake Forest
Til
Harvard University
Middlebury
Whitney Slabaugh
Elkhart County
Poe Oe
The Shepherd Determination Hymn Piece by HYER
A devotional verse praising steady effort and faith in the Lord. The text highlights diligence and restraint, noting how often quiet perseverance yields success and champions rise through humble effort.
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