White House taps Walter George as NATO envoy
The selection of Sen. Walter George of Georgia as the president's personal envoy to NATO is hailed as a political masterstroke and signals bipartisanship. The move pleases the South and serves as a lightning rod against criticism of foreign policy while highlighting timely, deft White House maneuvering.
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Walter George
Georgia
NATO
South
George
Stewart Alsop
Washington Post
Times Herald
Mrs. Ella Kehrer Receives Book of Golden Deeds Award
The Anderson Exchange Club honors Ella Bagot Kehrer for nearly fifty years of civic service in Anderson. Her work with the Madison County Tuberculosis Association and county hospital leadership, plus roles with the Indiana Federation of Women’s Clubs and various child welfare and health groups, are cited as lasting community impact.
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Anderson Exchange Club
Ella Bagot Kehrer
Anderson
Redkey
Kehrer
Indiana Federation of Women’s Clubs
Indiana Congress of Parents and Teachers
League of Women Voters of Indiana
Child Welfare Association of Indiana
Indiana Commission of the Juvenile Probation
Mrs. Kehrer
White House Uses Pan American Meet to Shape Latin American Ties
The piece notes a covert plan for Eisenhower to attend a Pan American presidents’ meeting in Panama on June 25, arranged with Panama’s Arias and Simon Bolivar’s legacy cited. It highlights limited advance knowledge among Latin diplomats and the aim to boost U.S. Latin American cooperation while contrasting public official press conference patterns and GOP critiques of Chief Justice Warren and Nixon.
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White House
Marshal Zhukov
the American Republics
Panama
Eisenhower
Pan American Union
Simon Bolivar
Arias
Little Panama
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
NATO
Earl Warren
McCarthy
California
United States
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
University of Virginia
Richard Neuberger
Oregon
Warren
Goldwater
Nixon
Chicago
Bill Knowland
Europe
Latin America
Africa
Ecuador
Asia
South America
North America
Rio Grande
Richard Stengel
Senate
Illinois
Everett Dirksen
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Ike
Joe Glazer
Akron
Ohio
Richard Nixon
Glazer
Dixon- Yates
Ed Barrett
Columbia School of Journalism
U.S.A
Barrett
Voice of America
State Department
Crusade For Freedom
Charlie Willis
FCC
Rosel Hyde
NBC
Sid Caesar
Willis
Harvey Firestone
Firestone
Things you will never hear your wife say
Folklore by William Wade humor piece listing common wife and domestic stereotypes. It mocks gender roles through short lines about money, cleaning, discipline, appearances, shopping, and family comparisons. It ends with a quip about apartment life and neighbors gossip.
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Smiths
Scully Finds Quiet Campus Nights Aid Study
In Storrs Connecticut William J Scully a bridge toll collector at the University of Connecticut says his grades are better than ever due to studying after 1 am when traffic is light My comments note the quiet hours helping his focus About 92 percent of new car buyers trade in old cars nationwide.
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Anderson Police Department
Anderson
Percy’s Six Month Change From Feminine to Masculine Traits
Case R-359 recounts 15 year old Percy J who seeks guidance on becoming more masculine. Surrounded by women he adopts feminine habits. after boxing lessons, track participation and a school choir his voice and confidence grow, leading to a notable six month transformation.
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Percy
YMCA
Britain Eyes Trade Expansion With Red China Amid US Embargo
Interpreting The News notes Britain may ease curb on Red China shipments via NATO Japan framework while US embargo remains. Eden's review promised, but Britain seeks limited relief to avoid US friction. Moscow may tout the move as US policy failure and a rift with London.
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Associated Press News
Britain
United States
Anthony Eden
Washington
London
China Committee
NATO
Japan
Bank Officers To Be Needed In Indiana
Indiana University dean A M Weimer warned the Indiana Bankers Assn that rapid bank resource growth will require more officers. He projected 180 percent resource growth by 1970 and a 50 percent rise in bank officers, with about 550 additional officials needed in five years and over 2,000 in 15 years.
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Indiana Bankers Assn
Weimer
Indiana
Postmaster Holds Lonesome Childs Unstamped Letter
Grand Rapids postmaster H Wayne Parker found an unstamped letter on his desk addressed to Mommy Care of God Heavy en. The note from a child named Mickey expresses loneliness since a parent went to heaven and asks God to help her be good to come to Heaven. The letter cannot be mailed per postal rules.
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Grand Rapids, Michip
H. Wayne Parker
Mommy
Mickey
Parker
William Brady on Saireygamps and nursing careers
An elderly reader recalls reading shift from radio to books and poetry. He critiques the concept of a Saireygamp a pretend nurse in clinics and industrial settings. He condemns exploitative nurse training while praising nursing as a noble career and motherhood.
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Micky
Martin Chuzzlewit
David Copperfield
Lairey Gamp
Saireygamp
House sets June vote on 1.6 billion school aid bill
Rep. Augustine B. Kelley of Pennsylvania says House leaders will bring up the 1.6 billion dollar school construction aid bill in June after delays over Rep. Adam Clayton Powell's segregation amendment. Powell vows future bans on federal education aid to segregated districts. Kelley notes leadership aims include a Geneva trip with Rep. Samuel K. McConnell Jr. for an ILO conference.
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Washington
Augustine B. Kelley
House Rules Committee
Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
South
Kelley
Sam Rayburn
House
Rayburn
Rep
Samuel K. McConnell( Jr
R-Pa
International Labor Organization
Geneva
McConnell
United States
PTA Holds Final Meeting Of Year
The Exceptional Children's School PTA held its final meeting Tuesday in the old Park Place School. A pitch-in supper was served with Mrs. Rater Purcell in charge. Pete Heiden officiated at installation ceremonies as Anderson PTA Council president. Officers were re‑elected: Mrs. William Brundage president, Charles McDonell vice president, secretary, Mrs. Rater Purcell, treasurer, Mrs. Harry Clark. A short business meeting followed.
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Exceptional Children’s School
PTA
Old Park Place School
Rater Purcell
Pete Heiden
Anderson Pta Council
William Brundage
Charles McDonell
Harry Clark
Personal health letters to Dr Brady invited with return envelope
Readers may send brief health and hygiene questions to Dr William Brady at 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills California. Only a small portion will be answered. Include a stamped self addressed envelope for a reply and follow the stated guidelines.
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William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calit
Higher Aged Grants Beaten A Senate Finance Panel Rejects Increase
The Senate Finance Committee rejected a Long amendment to raise federal aid to the aged, boosting the share for early benefits and increasing total monthly payments by at least more for about 2.55 million recipients on aid rolls. The plan faced opposition over cost, estimated above 200 million dollars yearly.
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Senate Finance Committee
Byrd
Dva
Sen
Kerr
D-Okla
Eleven year old Cleared Cast Returns. Plays Again
Goshen Indiana reports 11 year old Susan Hoke delighted after a cast removal for a fractured leg heals. She had earlier fallen and broken her arm.
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Goshen
Ind
Susan Hoke
Missing Herald Service Promptively Sends Replacement Copies
A reader who misses The Herald should call 3 5371 before 9 A. M. for a replacement copy sent after 9 A. M. A carrier failure on Sunday requires signing a complaint at a local seller to receive a free copy.
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