Dulles Pushes Southeast Asia Pact to Counter Indochina Attacks
Secretary of State Dulles endorsed a Southeast Asia alliance to authorize member nations to counter Communist attacks in Indochina. He said even if Indochina falls, an anti Communist coalition could still defend the rest of Southeast Asia, stressing the region's importance to U S security. He noted no final plan exists and Britain and others may or may not join, with pledges requiring readiness to fight if Reds challenge the alliance.
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Washington
Dulles
Southeast Asia
Indochina
U.S
Tred
United States
Britain
New Zealand
Australia
Lacochina
Southeast Asia Alliance
Hey
Haymes Argues Government Aims At Him
Washington columnist Dick Haymes argues his lawyers say the government is out to get him by fair or foul means. Dulles comments on Southeast Asia and immigration policy frame the discussion as he disputes Truman's foreign policy critique and warns about deportation dangers.
Underwater Hydrogen Blasts and Cold War Tensions
The Moscow report suggests Russians may have conducted hydrogen bomb tests under various conditions with underwater blasts noted as most dangerous. President Eisenhower calls recent military weapon advances epochal in impact for U S security and diplomacy. The Justice Department charges the National Council of American Soviet Friendship as a Communist front, seeks to force registration, while Sen. Mansfield praises AP correspondent Larry Allen for years of coverage in Southeast Asia.
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Moscow
Ned Linc
National Counell of American Soviet Friendship, Inc
Roosevelt
Truman
Justice Department
Ofya
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Larry Allen
Associated Press
Southeast Asia
Mansfield
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Allen
Tadochian
Han
Cotumey
Stevens Blocks Move To Shorten McCarthy Inquiry
Senate hearings on the Army c ase faced heated, party line fighting as Stevens urged a quick end to proceedings. Dirksen proposed shortening the public phase, opposed by Welch and Mundt, with a 4-3 defeat that left anger and questions about concessions and timing amid televised testimony.
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Stevens
Washington
F ‘ Oe
Senate
Sen. Dirksen
Joseph N. Welch
Army
Anderson Chain
Ber of Commerce
Welch
Dirksen
Phillip Wereneke
University of Michigan
Byron, Stewart
Delco-Remy Division
Thomas W. Zimmer
Mary's Catholic Church
Anderson College
Reobert A. Nicholaon
Pat. Phearis
Anderton High School
Indiana GOP factions clash over district chairmen votes
Indiana Republicans split into warring factions amid district chairman selections. Capehart and Jenner supporters claim a 15 to 7 edge among chairs and vice chairs, while Sayer backs a contested setup. State chairman Curthell would cast the deciding vote in Wednesday’s reorganization.
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Hkivé
Paul Curthe
William E
Sayer
Crain
Sch
Roy Conrad
Craig
Chatremen
Indiana
Ifn
Andyien Tchalrmiat
Waa Atrs
Khe Ith
Marion
Atrd’ Alsg
Swein
Edanloo Volea
Capehort
Pam
Em Canling
Wintry Weather To Leave Indiana For Short Period
Indiana braces for a brief break from wintry weather as a warmup trend continues through Saturday. The Weather Bureau predicts near normal temperatures with up to 70 degrees in the north and 74 in the south, followed by a possible return of cooler conditions and rainfall totaling a quarter to half an inch by weekend.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Weather Bureau
South
Divorce Granted After Cruel Treatment In Indianapolis
Judge Niblack granted Helen A. Wilson a divorce from Clarence E. Wilson on the ground of cruel and illicit treatment. Testimony indicated Wilson struck her on the jaw during a Saturday afternoon incident after Mrs. Wilson was awakened by her husband’s reminder of a promised window project.
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Indianapolis
John L. Niblack
Helen A. Wilson
Clarence E. Wilson
Niblack
Anderson Resident Sells Unneeded Furniture in Bulletin Ad
A resident reveals how easy it is to sell odds and ends through a low cost Bulletin Herald Want-Ad. The ad reportedly helped during housecleaning time and featured items like oak furniture. The piece reflects local tips on profitable yard sale style marketing.
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Anderson
Herald
Handley Leads Panels Across Madison County Events
Lt. Gov. Handley attended three events in Madison County including Pendleton and Anderson. He moderated a panel at Anderson College on Trade, Not Aid sponsored by the International Relations Club and was guest of honor at a Young Republicans reception.
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Hate
Madison County
Pendleton
Anderson
Handley
Anderson College
Internaional Relations Club
David R. Troutman
George Watkins
Richard Woodtame
Andy Brish
James Cuneo
Y'routiman
Young Republicans Club
Whacles Ot
Earling
Martin
Janice
Adcock
Clarence V. Whidsor
George McGillan
Pendley
Ton High School
America
Les
Lwu Ues
FBI Series 2 For Extortion Shakedown in Dallas
Two brothers were arrested in Dallas in a bizarre extortion plot aiming to force a singer to pay 200000 dollars. The plan, allegedly led by Van Vanilale Ponti and Mayock, sought Haymes out of the country by any means including deception. Haymes and wife Billie Rayworth faced court hearings while deportation orders cited unlawful reentry after Hawaii visit.
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Dallas, Tex
Dallas
van Vanilale
Ponti
Chambers Named As District GOP Chairman
The Fifth District GOP elected George Chambers Anderson attorney as chairman at Marion by secret ballot. Joe Robinson Huntington and other officers were chosen by acclamation. district Democrats meet in Marion to select a new district chairman at 2 p.m. at the Marion Hotel.
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Madison County
Marion
George Chambers
Anderson
GOP
Chambers
Joe Robinson
Wuntington
Ney
A. Oller
Clare — Coyner
Frankfort
Rép. Beamer
Northside Street Curbs And Gutters Rejected By Board
Members of the Board of Public Works rejected a petition for Pine Street improvements from Broadway to Lafayette Street, a stretch including curbs and gutters, at last night’s meeting. The decision halted planned work on the Northside street project.
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Board of Public Works
Pine St
Broadway West
Lafayette St
Ferguson Seeks Swift Approval of 29 Billion for Armed Forces
Senator Ferguson leads a subcommittee briefing amid plans for quick Senate action on a 29 billion dollar defense program. The measure mirrors Eisenhower's new look with manpower reductions and emphasis on air power, targeting non combat jobs and three Army divisions.
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Washington
Ferguinah
Son IR Mich
Ferguson
Senate
Eisenhower
Hannah
Army
Navy
Dochina
Congress
Adm
Secretary of Defense
Conmnea
Coren
Fort Worth extortion plot arrests tied to hazardous threats
Jamen Bollis Manes and Ralph Franklin Jones, both 42 49, were arraigned on charges of using the mails to extort money and threaten harm. Bond set at 25000 each. James Wallis Jones charged with harming a federal officer with bond 25000. FBI closed in after two week terror campaign promising injury unless paid. Target was Julius Schepps a Dallas liquor wholesaler. package delivery arranged along a railroad right of way.
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Jamen Bollis
Manes
Alles
Ralph
Franklin Jones
Formar
Haugton
W. Madde Hill
Ming
James Wallis Jones
James
Julius Schepps
Dallas
Schepps
George I
FBI
Guided Sparrow Missile Revealed In Advanced Form
The Defense Department announced the Sparrow guided missile is in advanced status and maneuverable for use against aerial targets. The Navy noted training of crews and planned deliveries from the Bristol Tennessee plant as prototypes and deployments were discussed amid Indochina talks and broader security concerns.
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Washington
Methe Difense Department
Sperry “Sparrow
Atlantic
Pacific
Southeast Asia
Indochina
Southeast
Defense Department
Agin
Eres Gyroscope Co
Great Neck
Korea
Navy
Sperry Farragut Corp
Spelaiom
Armiance
Brist Witl
Hag
Laog
Cambodia
Vietminh
Sparrow
Thousands Attend Colorful Armed Forces Day Parade
Thousands watch a downtown Armed Forces Day parade with reviewing stands on Meridian Street near Power For Peace. The event features National Guard units, Veterans groups, and Eight Madison County Flying Farmers formations. Navy exhibits and military films conclude Saturday at the Naval Reserve Center in North America.
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America
Power For Peace
Paradajal Dik
Meridian Sts
Oly
Armed Forces Dayional Guard
Gold Star
Col
Cram/Philp We Mecrill
Indianapolis
Indisouth
Meridian St
Etjulp.s
Palriade
Naval Reserve Center
North Anerioa
Local Labor Dispute Settled in Anderson Construction Returns
A two week negotiation between local contractors and Carpenters Local 362 ended with carpenters returning to work Monday and signing a near contract. The agreement gives carpenters a 15 cent hourly raise for its first year, ending a slowdown and partial work stoppage.
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Indgr
Anderson
Leon Dunkin Af
W. J. Punkin and Son
CM. Weiss
Associated Builders
pRobert Mitchell
Carpenters’ and Joiners
Lojcal
Colomn
Theodore Uterback Loses Arm In Industrial Accident
Theodore Uterback, a 49 year old Anderson man, lost his left arm in an industrial accident yesterday morning between the elbow and shoulder. He was reported in fair condition at St. John’s Hospital with the limb amputated and medical staff attending.
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Theodore Uterback
Anderson
Theodore Utterback
St. John’s Hospital
New Arrivals Across Anderson Area and Hospitals
Multiple births reported in Anderson and nearby towns with parents named including Carlisle, Re Srarth, German, Schar nowske, and Jenkins. One infant born at Greenfield Memorial Hospital with details limited. hospital spokesman cites severe injury leading to amputation for a patient.
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St. John's Hospital
George Carlisle
Nichok Ave
And
Birs
Bfarion Durr
Alexandria
James Re Srarth
Tahoe 14Th SC
John German
Cedar St
Doe
Greenfield Memor
1308 Vehicles Inspected at Second Day of Checks
City police conducted a second day of voluntary vehicle inspections at seven points. A total of 2306 vehicles were checked and 78 were rejected or required further action. Operations continued with hours from 10 am to 40 pm at multiple garages.
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Adenauer
Armed Forces Communnications Association
Mundt
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Dirk Kea
McCarthy
R-Wis
Ute
Wiaconasa
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Boeing
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
YMCA
Russell Norris
State
Lt. Gov
Mayock
Uy Wares
Sanssinacas
Sidney Rawitz
Ariel Inense
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Bartley
Crum
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Sperry
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