State Police View Traffic Problems as Disease in Indiana
Anderson Herald reports Indiana State Police chief urged treating traffic issues like a contagious disease. He asked for mobilization, 200 more troopers and expanded subdistrict posts to keep pace with growth. The piece cites rising transport activity and a plan to broaden force coverage across Fort Wayne Evansville South Bend and a new post at Peru.
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Ind
General Assembly
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Craig Asserts Moves Normalize in State GOP Power Struggle
Governor Craig faces questions on firing state employees without county or district chair approval and on funding for the Indiana Committee for Republican Victory. He hints funds will aid the whole party, with potential use by the new state committee, as factional tensions linger.
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Capehart
Repubican
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B. Dale Brown
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Landing On Storm Event Causes Tragedy On Rail Line
An emergency landing on a stormy area above a Pennsylvania railroad trestle led to a fatal accident as companions tried to help. Jerry Cales and Alexander stood on the track when the accident occurred while John W. Jaynes, 10, suffered only a skinned elbow as a large locomotive halted the scene.
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Political Strain on Aid and McCarthy Hearings Mentioned
The article references Foreign Aid debates and President Eisenhower era leadership amid a McCarthy hearing context. It notes remarks by Slassen de lared and Bridges about trade controls, allocations, and concerns over Communist influence while calling for thorough review of aid and policy consequences.
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May Festival Opens With American Song and Opera
The May Festival opens under Igor Marie Lion with the Mostividl orchestra performing Old American tunes and works by MacDowell and Ghingfield. The opera class presents Sunday version with libretto by Arnold Sundgaard and music by Alec Wilder, and the women's chorus features Chopin and Ravel selections. The program ends with Harvey Gaul's I Hear America Singing sung by combined choirs and guests, followed by a carnival themed afternoon with Nutty snacks and contests.
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Donald Patty
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Tim
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Kathryn Marsh
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Festival committee and orchestra draw local talents on East Fifth Street
Co chair Cecil H Hartsell and Robert A Nicholsom lead the general committee for a Raven base ball event on East Fifth Street diamond with Indiana Central visiting. Faculty and students like Barbara Best Ekstrom Cressman Loretta Honey plus musicians from the community join the ensemble led by concert master Throra Clem. The orchestra features Clarinet Ed Cline Donnabette Angslay horn Truman Dayley viola Ira Stone and others. About 85 percent of neckties are bought by women.
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Ruth Zimmerman
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Ed Cline
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Donald Robinette
June Drennen
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Richard Yamabe
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Confesses Crimes While Fares Rise and Fatalities Reported
In Madison Indiana Harry Ber Lt Arthur K Ratz said fares increased from 13 to 20 cents as OP detectives report. Reece Stith 47 of City Coach Lines died after being struck while crossing a street during a burglary spree tied to Indiana public service commission actions. Two youths died in Evansville related incidents and a related store crime delay extends to 180 days with hearings planned later.
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