Senators Hear Graft Testimony Of CK Pets GE In U S Contract Awards
Senators hear graft allegations linked to CK Pets GE in U S contract awards. Johnson urges a broad mobilization of the political offensive against Soviet expansion. Molotov's possible last act and Gromyko as foreign minister are discussed amid Vienna rumors. Dulles thanks past secretaries Marshall and Acheson for their roles in treaty talks.
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Salk Vaccine Delays Hit Public Immunization Pace
Washington reports a fresh delay in Salk polio vaccine releases as federal inspectors review findings at Wyeth Lab in Marietta Pennsylvania. Health Service spokesmen say the situation does not affect 7.85 million cubic centimeters of vaccine from two other labs approved for nationwide use.
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Eisenhower Denies U S Lost Air Control Amid Russia Threats
President Eisenhower rejected claims the United States had lost air superiority to the Soviet Union. He defended ongoing air power as a relative advantage, while addressing NATO summit timing and U S capabilities in modern aircraft amid reports of Russian flights over Moscow. He commented on vaccine issues and international neutrality debates as part of broader wartime discipline and policy discussions.
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Local 662 Vote Planned Sunday
Two local labor groups plan a strike vote at 10 a.m. in the high school gymnasium after a talk by John Livingston. Gene Pitts of Local 362 reports the upcoming vote amid ongoing contract negotiations. Local 663 previously voted 90 percent in favor of a work stoppage.
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Indiana Today Warms As Central Indiana Sees 78
The Indianapolis Weather Bureau predicted fair skies and warmer conditions in central Indiana with highs around 78. Yesterday reached 74 with an overnight low near 36 causing light frost in some areas. No damage reported.
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Works Board Opens Bids on Dewey and Lynn Streets
Anderson Board of Public Works held a regular session at City Hall with Mayor Noland C Wright and John H Bach Sr presiding. Bids were opened for cement curbs gutters and sidewalks on Dewey Street and for curbs and gutters on E Lynn Street with Rowe Engineering Ralph Reed Son Inc Central Construction Company bidding. All bids referred to the city engineer attorney and auditor for review. A petition for improving 31st Street between Pitt Street and the Big Four railroad was given preliminary status and plans and cost estimates ordered. Dr Victor Hilgemann elected vice president of the Indiana State Dental Assn. at its eighth annual meeting. Dr William E Barb elected president.
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Adlai Expects United Party Bribery Inquiry Opens
Senate investigators launch a bribery and corruption inquiry into government contracts. The star witness is Ruth Evelove Picoult of Ellenville New York who identifies a man named Mr Samuels blamed for mailing envelopes believed to contain money. Chairman McClellan demands Mr Samuels as the inquiry continues.
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Teen-Age Penal Dorms Planned Near Indiana Reformatory
Indiana Governor Craig’s administration plans work on a new intermediate penal institution for first offenders aged 16 to 21 two miles northeast of the Indiana Reformatory on land owned by it. The project aims to separate young offenders from older inmates to aid rehabilitation and would use unspent 1953 55 funds after budget approval.
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Why does mechanized cavalry draft veterinarians
In the House Rules Committee debate Chairman Wizsen notes veterinarians are needed to inspect meat for the mechanized cavalry, explaining why draft of veterinarians persists after horses were retired in World War II. Rep Smith questioned the reasoning.
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Want Ads Show Strong Selling Power for Local Maple Rocker
A Bulletin-Herald Want Ad testimonial highlights how a maple base rocking chair with wings sold for 490 dollars, benefiting the seller and new owner. The ad promotes affordable advertising with a dedicated Want Ad staff and a phone change service at 3-5371 to update listings.
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Parking Meters Installed Around Courthouse Square
The Board of County Commissioners approved placing steel parking meters on the two sides of the public square near the courthouse. Officials expect completion within a day or two and note the move follows a State Supreme Court ruling on city administration of meters. The setup involves county and court staff whose duties require access to the courthouse daily.
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Neff Hearing Set In Anderson Court On Beating Case
Robert Lee Neff surrendered to Cincinnati police Tuesday and was brought to Anderson City Court on a suspected fatal beating of his wife Vera Rosalie Neff. A preliminary hearing was postponed today at the request of the prosecutor and may be bound over to the county grand jury for formal investigation. Neff reportedly announced the killing to relatives before the body was found in a blood splattered Frankton area bedroom. Vera Neff was mother of three.
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Merchants and Manufacturers Home Show Opens in Big Tent
The annual Home Show at Athletic Park runs tonight in a massive tent with 132 exhibits from 85 local firms. Crowds filled the midway last night as the event nears its halfway mark, with hopes for new attendance records.
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Tax Board Hearings Set on Madison County Funds
Indiana State Tax Board will hold a public hearing May 26 here on additional appropriations approved during a Madison County Council three day session last week. County Auditor Jesse Biddle will host the meeting at the county office. Appropriations total over 73000 including salary increases for more than 50 county employees and funds for Superior Court No. 2 operations and a civil defense emergency vehicle.
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