36 Years Of Progress In Anderson Urban League Dinner
Harry Steeger Sr. outlined 36 years of Urban League progress at the 36th Anderson chapter dinner. He praised nationwide affiliation growth to 62 chapters and noted gains in living conditions and public acceptance for Negro citizens. He highlighted national coordination aims and Anderson’s role as a model of democracy in race relations.
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Harry Steeger Sr
National Urban League
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Urban League
Anderson Urban League
Is Government Immune in Anderson Housing Debate
Residents gathered to challenge a May 8 city code requiring minimum housing standards and police powers. The column questions jail facilities and who bears fines or enforcement duty, urging government buildings to meet the same rules before private homes.
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Anderson
United States
Madison County
Indiana
St Ambrose Parish lays cornerstone for new church
The St Ambrose Parish community celebrated the laying of the cornerstone for a new church at 29th and Lincoln. Bishop John J Carberry blessed the milestone while Pastor Rev Thomas Heilman and parishioners recalled years of fundraising and growth linked to the parochial school and civic service.
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Anderson Herald
Broken Western Show Windows Hit Global Communist Image
Roscoe Drummond reviews public perception of Communism noting failed industrialization in Red China and waning appeal as the Mongol leadership faces shortages, with Khrushchev and Mao cited amid a broader critique of Soviet and Chinese regimes.
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Tee-ting
Chou Enlai
Washington
Nikita Khrushi
Moscow
Mao
Eich
City council power grab draws reader critique
Letter to the editor denounces Anderson City Council for passing ordinances and controlling daily life. The writer laments student attitudes, warns of Kremlin influence, and questions who guides society’s future and personal freedom.
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Anderson
YMCA Schedule Fragments and A Vague Stage Fright Note
A mixed list shows YMCA activities with times from breakfast to evening sessions, plus a stray note about Eileen D a 116 year old high school junior with stage fright. The passage includes references to speech class and a De Witt Wallace formula but lacks clear cohesive news.
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Eileen D
Crane
Public Speaking Advice From Dr Crane On Stage Presence
The text advises easing stage fright by using engaging openings and quotations, then soothing the audience with narrative examples. It suggests handling notes with both hands and avoiding dry sermons, citing Jesus as a model for engaging delivery.
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Jesus
Brotherhood of Man
Good Samaritan
The Brady Health Service column on smoking and health
A reader asks about symptoms from smoking and dizziness after cigarettes. Dr Brady explains carbon monoxide anoxia may cause symptoms and advises medical evaluation, breathing exercises, and chewing wheat as a substitute to help break the habit.
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Ora
Aradnaad Ke Aiaratts
Mayi DeWitt Wallace
United States aid policy questioned amid Indo-China issues
The piece discusses US warnings to small nations about Soviet programs, with Laos and India as focal points. It notes US aid withholding, allied pressures, and questions about long term Western partnerships as US policy strains under political maneuvering and fear of waning influence. The text also reflects on Japanese postwar attitudes and a wartime moral critique.
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United States
India
Imperial Japanese Navy
Panese Air Corps
New York Herald
Okinawa
Une Inc
Japan
Pones. Co
Dai Nippon
British Queen Resumes Duties Opened Trade Talks
London reports Queen Elizabeth II returned to public duties after illness. The monarch opened trade talks with Commonwealth representatives, resuming official engagements amid health notes and ceremonial duties.
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London
UPI
Elizabeth
Commonwealth
U S Engineer Reported Kidnapped Near Saigon
A Vietnamese language newspaper claims an American engineer was abducted by Communist guerrillas while inspecting a bridge on a coastal highway about 25 miles north of Saigon. U S Embassy officials could not confirm the report. the engineer’s identity was not released.
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Cupation
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Soithe Franklin
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Naval Hill
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West Germany
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Bendix unit to add Dayton plant expansion
Cleveland based Sheffield Corp division of Bendix Corp announced a 1.25 million dollar expansion to its Dayton Ohio main plant with completion aimed for late fall. It plans a new addition to boost capacity.
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The Shepherd Mission Attacked by Tribesmen
An English mission was attacked by tribal Africans who sacked the settlement, burned it, and killed the missionary. Soldiers burying the body found an unfired gun buried in the ground. It suggests the missionary might have used the weapon if available.
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