A Declaration of Interdependence in American Economy
An advertising executive issues a “Declaration of Interdependence” urging Americans to buy goods to sustain employment and confidence. C A MacDonald of MacDonald-Cook Co outlines pledges to support normal business activity, with emphasis on faith, buying, and prosperity driven by consumer confidence. The piece links interdependence to national and local prosperity and aligns with Eisenhower era guidance.
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Chicago
South Bend
Togo
C. A. MacDonald
MacDonald-Cook Co
MacDonald
Eisenhower
The World Watches DeGaulle Ready To Seize Power
The piece argues Gen Charles De Gaulle may assume leadership in France after a 12 year political silence. It notes his wartime prestige and questions whether power would come legally or by coup. It warns democracy may fail to address Algeria and other issues, leaving France under a stronger leader.
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Charles DeGaulle
DeGaulle
France
Algeria
de Gaulle
Madison County Young Republicans elect officers for 1958
The Madison County Young Republican Club elected Lewis E. Jones as president for 1958 with Delores Marsh named secretary and Larry Whitely as treasurer. Township and ward chairmen were chosen to aid in organizing the year. The piece praises youth involvement in politics and wishes the officers success.
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Madison County
Young Republican Club
Lewis E. Jones
Anderson
Delores Marsh
Union Township
Larry Whitely
Pendleton
Young Republicans
Jones
German ski team splits as East German star flees to West
Report from Bad Gastein recounts East German skier Siegfried Lohfink and two other top athletes fleeing to the West amid tensions at a major East German function. Officials accuse Lohfink of propaganda ties while he defends his stand for unity in sport across Germany.
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Dunnermany
Germany
Bad Gastein
Berlin
West Ger
East Ger
Imany
Siegfried Loh- Deutschlandfink
East
Lohfink Tate
Lohfink
Lofink
Commie
West
Ger- West
Hans Zierold Many
United
Manfred Steinbach
Alerona
Argearo
University of Leipzig
Europe
Steinbach
West Berlin
Herold
University of
Halle
East Germany
Melbourne
Zierold
Hamburg
School year ends as auto mishaps rise for children
Authorities warn motorists to watch for more children along streets as school closes for summer. The piece also notes an upcoming Madison County bridge survey to map all bridges four feet or longer, to guide priority projects. It criticizes city officials for delays in funding a Main Street parking facility adjacent to the Grand Hotel site.
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Herald
Madison
Harold E. Smith
Councilill
Smith
Main St
Grand Hotel
City Parking Inc
Shuffleboard argument leads to shooting charges filed
A Monday charge in Superior Court followed a Saturday night street argument between Odis Lady 29 and Robert Cole 18. Lady is charged with shooting Cole. a bullet hit a passing car, injuring a mother Irene Ward and her 15 month old Eloise with minor glass cuts. Trial date set for the 19th.
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Odis Lady
Robert Cole
James Ronald
Lady
Cole
Irene Ward
Daugher
Eloise
Sins Of Omission In Domestic Strife And Advice
A sensational essay by Dr. Crane Mellor argues divorces begin in the bedroom and urges couples to balance gastric and erotic calories to sustain marriage. The piece cites Herb and Donna, noting Donna’s alleged omission faults in marriage and urging active togetherness in church. Logan C. Logan, 67, former Porter County Republican treasurer, will be buried Tuesday in Rushevill e after retirement from public service.
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Eent Teres
Seog Ot
Cri Mellor
Ind
Logan
Valparaiso
Rusheville
Porter Counety
Republican Committee
Washington by Roscoe Drummond The Case Against A Big Tax Cut
Washington voices debate three main propositions on a broad tax cut. The case questions whether a large across-the-board cut would curb a Keynesian recovery, affect unemployment in durable goods, and risk inflation while deficits rise. Secretary Anderson’s stance emphasizes caution and balanced timing amid rising federal spending and reduced revenue.
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Washington
Congress
Durable Board
Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Anderson
Truman
postSputnik
Ap.proach
Eisenhower
Texas
Sam Rayburn
Lyndon Johnson
Indren
New York Herald
Uence
Inc
Britain and United States walk softly on Algeria and Lebanon
The article notes Anglo American restraint toward Algeria as Paris asserts control while Britain and the United States show caution amid a Lebanese crisis. It cites Set in Loyd, Nixon era aid to Europe, and tensions over constitutional reform in Lebanon as well as Arab infiltration and the Eisenhower Doctrine.
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Britain
United of Interest
Algiers
Algeria
Paris
Giers
France
Lebanon
Try
Lante Treaty Organization
Jenyn Loyd
de Gaulle
United States
Europe
French Assembly
Pflimlin
Caribbean
Nixon
Selwyn - Lloyd
Phlimlin
Set
Houston hospital feud over puerperal sepsis and newborn wards
Letter writer blasts Houston hospital leadership over Staphylococcus infections in maternity and newborn nurseries. Criticizes show window baby wards, lax aseptic technique, and heavy antibiotic reliance. References Holmes and Semmelweis and urges safer birthing practices to protect mother and child. Signed by Dr Brady.
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Houston Hospital Board of Managers
Houston
Texas
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Semmelweis
Humble Faith in God’s Love for Struggling Souls
A poetic admonition from JULIEN C. HYER urges readers not to fear ridicule or failure. It reassures that God’s steadfast love endures and can bring peace to a troubled soul despite daily setbacks.
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Julien C. Hyer
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