Dulles Pushes Asian Pact to Curb Red Attacks in Indochina
Secretary of State Dulles speaks in Washington favoring a Southeast Asia alliance enabling member nations to intervene against Communist attacks in Indochina. He says even if Indochina falls the coalition could still hold the rest of Southeast Asia, stressing the region's strategic importance to U S security. He notes he favors including Laos Cambodia and Vietnam and cautions allies on firm commitments while denying Truman era retreat.
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Washington
Dulles
Southeast Asia
Indochina
Red
U. S
United States
Britain
New Zealand
Australia
Southeast Asia Alliance
Laos
Cambodia
Viet Nam
Dulles S
Truman
Eisenhower
Russians Mention Hydrogen Bomb Tests Undervarying Conditions
The Moscow Red Star reports that the Russians may have conducted hydrogen bomb experiments under multiple conditions with underwater blasts deemed most dangerous. It states an underwater atomic hydrogen blast is strongest when exploded at several thousand feet depth.
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Moscow
Red Star
Eisenhower says weapons advances epochal in meaning
President Eisenhower called recent military weapon advances epochal in meaning for the United States in a letter to an Armed Forces Communications Association dinner. He asserted changes in weapon power and defense measures have epochal implications for the military diplomats and private citizens alike. The government charged the National Council of American-Soviet Friendship as a Communist front and sought to force registration at a Subversive Activities Control Board hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
United States
Armed Forces Communications Association
National Council of American-Soviet Friendship, Inc
Roosevelt
Truman
Justice Department
Red Front
Subversive Activities Control Board
Council
Communist Party
Wintry Weather Loses Ground as Indiana Warms Up
Indiana enters a brief warmup as Spring sun chases wintry weather. The Weather Bureau projects a gradual rise to near normal highs, up to 70 in the north and 74 in the south, with midweek highs in the 60s. Rain may return by weekend totaling a quarter to half an inch.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Indiana Judge Rules Cruel Treatment Leads to Divorce
Judge John L. Niblack granted Mrs. Helen A. Wilson a divorce from Clarence E. Wilson on cruelty grounds finding he struck her after she reminded him of a promise about window screens. The incident occurred on a Saturday afternoon and the court declared his reaction excessive but not mutually excusable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
John L. Niblack
Helen A. Wilson
Clarence E. Wilson
Niblack
Want-Ad Help Line Pitches Simplified Ad Service
A local notice promotes calling the Want-Ad Girl at 3 5371 to place and charge ads by phone. It promises assistance in wording and suggests saying charge it for immediate service.
Handley Panel Guest at Madison County Events
Lt. Gov. Handley appeared at three Madison County events with Pendleton and Anderson stops. He moderated a panel at Anderson College on Trade Not Aid and spoke at Pendleton High School on political careers for America's youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harolay W. Handley
Madison County
Pendleton
Anderson
Handley
Anderson College
International Relations Club
David R. Troutman
George Watkins
Richard Woodsome
Andy Brish
James Cuneo
Troutman
Young Republicans Club
Charles Gaus
Earl Martin
GOP
Janice Adcock
George McGillan
Gov
Pendleton High School
America
Stevens Blocks Move to Cut Short McCarthy Row Hearings
Senate probes split as Stevens veto blocked Republicans from shortening the McCarthy Army inquiry. Mundt Queues Dirksen plan. Welch disputes McCarthy charge of bad faith amid tense TV coverage. Continued coverage noted on page 2.
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Stevens
Washington
Secretary of the Army
Senate
Sen. Dirksen
Bill
Joseph N. Welch
Army
Welch
Dirksen
Wisconsin
Indiana GOP factions claim control amid district chairmen votes
Both Indiana Republican factions claimed control after district chairmen elections. Craig allies say a 15 7 edge exists among chairmen and vice chairs, while Capehart backers cite an 11 11 split giving Paul Cyr a deciding vote. Final tally and state chairmanship hinge on Wednesday’s reorganization.
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GOP
Indianapolis
Indiana Republican Party
Craig
U. S
Capehart
Jenner
Paul Cyr
William E. Sayer
Roy Conrad
Indiana
Marion County
State Committee
Sayer
Haymes Fights Deportation Charge Amid Accusations of Entrapment
Seattle singer Dick Haymes challenges deportation after allegedly returning to the United States illegally following a Hawaii visit. Atty Welburn Mayock argues official entrapment and cites a former immigration official who claimed orders not to warn Haymes. Rita Hayworth did not attend the hearing as counsel outlines government rest on the record.
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Haymes
Rita Hayworth
Mayock
Bartley Crum
New York
Miss Hayworth
Hawaii
Northside Street Curbs And Gutters Rejected By Board
The Board of Public Works voted against a two block Pine Street improvement from Broadway to Lafayette Street after a hearing with eight property owners. City Engineer Clarence V. Windsor presented estimates, five property owners opposed and three supported the project. Routine business followed with bills approved and progress reports on city projects.
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Board of Public Works
Pine St
Broadway
Lafayette St
Clarence V. Windsor
Ferguson Seeks Swift Senate Approval of 29 Billion Defense Budget
Senator Ferguson announces quick Senate action on a 29 billion dollar defense plan reshaping forces under Eisenhower’s new look. Hearings with Asst. Secretary Hannah reveal manpower cuts of about 280,000 and a shift to greater air power, including the elimination of three Army divisions.
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Washington
Sen
Fergusson
R-Mich
Senate
Eisenhower
Indochina
Congress
Ferguson
House
Senate Appropriations
Secretary of
Defense Han
Nah
Hannah
Army
Navy
Marines
Air
FBI Seizes Two In Dallas Extortion Plot
Two brothers James Hollis Jones and Ralph Franklin Jones were arrested in Dallas on extortion charges after planning to shake 20 Jewish families for 200000. The scheme targeted Julius Schepps and involved threats of dynamite gunfire and acid. Bond set at 25000 dollars each with additional 25000 for assault on a federal officer.
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Dallas
Tex
FBI
James Hollis Jones
Ralph Franklin Jones
Houston
U.S
W. Madden Hill
Julius Schepps
Schepps
Guided Sparrow I missile revealed in advanced form
The Defense Department announced the Sparrow I guided missile system is in advanced status for aircraft use against aircraft. Navy training of ship and shore personnel is underway in Atlantic and Pacific fleets, with production starting at the Snerry Farragut plant. Over 1000 prototypes were built and test flown 1948 to 1951, after seven years in development by the Navy Bureau of Aeronautics and Gyroscope Co.
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Washington
Defense Department
Navy
Atlantic
Pacific
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
Fo Gyroscope Co
Great Neck
Chambers Named As District GOP Chairman
Republicans of Madison County and Fifth District leaders met in Marion to name George Chambers as the new Fifth District GOP chairman. Chambers, an Anderson attorney, won 11 to 9 over Joe Robinson in a secret ballot. Other officers were named by acclamation. Democrats of the Fifth District convene in Marion today at 2 p.m. at the Marion Hotel to select a district chairman.
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Madison County
Marion
George Chambers
Anderson
GOP
Chambers
Joe Robinson
Huntington
Clare Coyner
Frankfort
Beamer
Mable Tritele
Hartford City
Paul Lash
Fifth District
Marion Hotel
Molotov Attacks Southeast Asia Pact Moves
Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov denounced the proposed U S security pact for Southeast Asia in a 19 nation meeting. He called it a new military bloc against Southeast Asia peoples and said it contradicted peace. Indochina peace talks remained deadlocked with armistice discussions paused for the day.
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Geneva
V. M. Molotov
U. S
Southeast Asia
Indochina
Molotov
Korea
Red China
Laos
Cambodia
Viet Nam
Anderson Chamber of Commerce dinner honors local efforts
About 400 members and guests attended the Anderson Chamber of Commerce spring dinner at the YMCA. Economist Phillip Werneke of the University of Michigan spoke on current and future national economic issues. Byron L. Stewart presided. Rev. Zimmer gave the invocation. the Anderson College Choir performed. Pat Phearis spoke on democracy. Russell Norris reviewed 40 years of chamber activities.
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Anderson Chamber of Commerce
YMCA
Russell Norris
Noland C. Wright
Chamber
Jack Reich
Indianapolis
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Phillip Werneke
University of Michigan
Byron Stewart
Delco-Remy
Herald
Byron L. Stewart
Delco Remy Division
Thomas W. Zimmer
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Anderson College
Robert A. Nicholson
Pat Phearis
Anderson High School
Werneke
Colorful Armed Forces Day Parade Draws Thousands
Thousands of spectators watched the Power For Peace parade through downtown in observance of Armed Forces Day. The two section event featured National Guard units, reserves, business and patriotic groups with Col. Phillip W. Merrill in the reviewing stand. Flying Farmers performed aerial displays over the parade route with vehicles and weapons shown for the public. The celebration continues Saturday at the Naval Reserve Center in North Anderson with military movies and weapon demonstrations.
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America
Herald
5Th
Meridian Sts
Meridian St
13Th St
Main St
Th St
National Guard
Llth and
Gold Star
Phillip W. Merrill
Indianapolis
Army
Indiana National Guard
Richmond
Naval Reserve Center
North Anderson
Madison County
Arthur Dar
Local Labor Dispute Settled
Settlement ends two week negotiation between local contractors and union carpenters in Anderson. Carpenters return to work Monday under a new one year contract including a 15 cent hourly raise. Attendees included Leon Dunkin C M Weiss and Robert Mitchell as contract details were finalized.
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Anderson
Carpenters
Leon Dunkin
W. R. Dunkin and Son
C. M. Weiss
Associated Builders
Robert Mitchell
Carpenters and Joiners
Theodore Utterback Loses Left Arm in Accident
An industrial accident yesterday morning led to the amputation of Theodore Utterback's left arm between the elbow and shoulder. The 49 year old Anderson man, listed at 1821 Walnut Street, was reported as fair at St. John's Hospital where his left arm was removed around noon. Hospital officials cited the severity of the injury as the reason for amputation.
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Anderson
Theodore Utterback
Walnut St
St. John’s Hospital
1308 Vehicles Checked In Second Day Of Inspection
A total of 1,308 vehicles were checked at seven voluntary inspection points by city police yesterday with 78 defects found. The tests continue today from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sites include garages at R. and
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
births reported from St. John's Hospital and Greenfield Memorial Hospital. Parents listed include George Carlisle Alexandria Marion Durr James R. Smith John German Joe H Short Charles Schar nowske Don Jenkins and family members Irene Zirkle Lulu Maag. Locations feature Anderson Alexandria Greenfield and multiple street addresses.
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St. John’s Hospital
George Carlisle
Nichol Ave
Marion Durr
Alexandria
James R. Smith
14Th St
John German
Cedar St
Joe H. Short
Noble St
Charles Scharnowske
Properity
Greenfield Memorial Hospital
Greenfield
Don Jenkins
Mable Zirkle
Irene Zirkle
8Th St
Lulu Maag
Rt. 5
Anderson
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Mike Mansfield
Montana
Larry Allen
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Mansfield
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Allen
State
Bulletin- Herald
Rolla-Way
Convo
Mundt
R-Sd
McCarthy
R-Wis
Northside
Sperry
Snerry Farragut Corp
Spe
George
Brisscene
Tol
Tenn
Nessee
Asia Pact Move
Chamber of Commerce
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