Postwar Vietnam War Talks Highlighted by Austrian Stand
The article reports on Cold War diplomacy surrounding Indochina, noting Austrian reactions to a peace framework and the Viet Minh’s aims in Hanoi Haiphong and the Red River Delta. It references U S air incursions near Chinese territory and highlights statements by Lt Col Robert Dawson and Capt Robert Fulton among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Herald
James E. Melnerney Jr
Garden
Austria
Long Island
Dochima
Jing Point
Dawson
Robert M. Dom
Ahue
Montgomery
Ala
Red River
Hawle
al Agia
Peiping
Chinese People's Daily
China
U. S
Formosa
Robert E. Dawson
Dayton
Ohio
Red Islands
Vietikien An
Narre Ray Jones
Kien An
South
Viet Nam
Vietnam
Haimese
Ho Chi Minh Phong
Syeles
United States
Military budget fights shape Army Navy and Air Force totals
The discussion centers on fiscal year 1956 allocations with Army at 1,114,000 end-year strength, Navy 672,000, Marines 215,000, and Air Force rising to 975,000. Amendments sought differing limits, but overall program totals show shifts in ship and aircraft procurement and fleet size despite Republican support for Eisenhower’s plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flood
Andrews
Marine Corps
Air Force
Army
Navy
Local Shoppers Receive Awards At Anderson Shop Event
The page lists numerous residents including Frank E. Bales Robert Young and Mrs. Har ry C. Sheets among award recipients at a shop event in Anderson. One standout shopper Mrs Harold Tillman 2201 Meridian St a recent bride won a 250 gift certificate for furniture.
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Fortville RR
Leola Ell
Bella Dearing
Julia Deckard
Hanna Stotlemyer
Helen M. Harmon
Marguerite Mattingly
R. E. Coppeler
Ruth Phipps
F. D. Biddle
Eva K. DeHaven
Ted Bradley
H. Minneman
Billy Anderson
Mary Cunningham
Grace Cunningham
Ida Jones
Paul McAllister
Myrtle Swindell
Harold J. Cunningham
Mildred Jones
Esther Ladyman
B. A. Broderick
William H. Dillard
Ray Mesehher
Betty Sadlin
Vinnie Ireland
Pendleton
Lee Imel
Albert Baxter
Willard D. Yeakel
Elizabeth Windsor
Joe Fitz
Gilbert K. Maupin
Vivian Wiliams
Maxine Bennett
Harold Tillman
Meridian St
Census Bureau Finds More Unwed Men in Short Supply
The Census Bureau reports a decline in the ratio of men to women in urban and rural populations from 1966 to 1954, noting men are scarcer overall though farms still have more men than women. The study accompanies general population trends observed since the last census.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Obituary and civic data mix reports on Levi and Carmack
Obituaries note Thomas Levi 90 of 836 W First St to be buried at Memorial Park with five sons and a grandson as pallbearers. Pearl Carmack of 2415 E Lynn St and Charles Leicht 78 of 2208 Cedar St mourned with services in Livingston and at West Maplewood Cemetery. Census bureau census data discussed in South Bend report cites urban population growth and suburban expansion. Edith Redd, 27, jailed five days and fined 33 dollars for incitement of bystanders against a policeman during a traffic stop.
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Thomas Levi
First St
H. L. Lanahan
Memorial Po
Pearl Carmack
Pearl Car
Remack
E. Lynn St
Livingston
jTenn
Mt. Gilead
Harold £. Rozelle
Carmack
St. John’s Hospital
George Burns
Trinity Episcopal Church
West Maplewood
Leicht
Census Bureau
South Bend
Ind
Edith Redd
George Farage Ona
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituary notices report John D. Richardson Bert S Browne Ralph W Mot singer plus a note that a modern submarine can sub merge fully in less than a minute.
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Madison
Mrs Davidson Calls Friday the 33rd Folly
In Little Rock Arkansas Mrs Mary Davidson denounces Friday the 33rd superstition calling it a lot of foolishness. The remark appears amid local chatter and opinion on superstition and luck.
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Little Rock
Ark
Mary Davidson
Church leaders urged to visit Russia to ease tensions
The Michigan Indiana synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church adopted a resolution by 175 ministers and laymen representing 34 000 members urging American religious leaders to visit Russia to decrease tensions promote understanding strengthen fellowship and promote reconciliation. Another resolution asked Eisenhower and Congress to continue negotiations with Soviet leaders to preserve peace. Local notices mention a 100th birthday for Mrs Davidson born May 13 1855 and a grand jury probe into vote buying tied to the city primary.
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Muskegon, Mich
Michigan-Indiana
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Russia
Eisenhower
Congress
Davidson
Evansville
Ind
Friderburgh County Grand Jury
Pine Bluff
Ark
Arkansas Confederate Homes
Little Rock
Paul B. Wever
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Hanoi
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Ars
Cannon
Rep. Taber
New York
Appropriations Committee
House
U.S. Census Bureau
Peary Reese
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Charles Leicht
Cedar St
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Oun
D. Richardson
John D. Richardson
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Unionville
Monroe County
Bert S. Browne Shirley
Bert S. Browne
Greensburg
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Verle Libby
Arlington Cemetery
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Condo and Son
Wilkinson
Ralph W. Motsinger
Chicago
Cornell Bright
James Horner
Grove Lawn Cemetery
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