Ike In 1956 Talks Upset U.S. Principles
The Moscow Radio denounces Western demands for the Big Four summit plan as talks circulate about a August meet with Bulgaria and leaders Eisenhower Eden and Faure. Molotov signals possible attendance while Stockholm is cited as a potential site. A separate 414 page report urges U S policy toward a West economic union and criticizes diffuse postwar free trade aims. Communist leaders fear renewed anti Red revolts following a 1953 uprising.
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Moscow
Pravda
Vienna
V. MT. Molotov
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Molotov
Bulgaria
Eisenhower
Anthony Eden
Edgar Faure
Stockholm
United States
Colombo States
British Commonwealth Group
National Planning Association
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
President Eisenhower Seeks 1956 Agenda at Dinner Speech
President Eisenhower warned at a campaign dinner that the GOP may be numerically small yet remains committed to founding fathers and free American rights. He said Republicans aim to apply past experience to future problems and rejected return to old limits while stressing a prosperous America. The event drew about 1,600 supporters chanting in approval.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Mars
America
Polio Experts Called to Talks by U S Government
Washington reports say the Eisenhower administration invited top polio and medical leaders including Gen Leonard Scheele to a full dress conference this week. The meeting aims to discuss the Salk vaccine program and possible safety standards as Nixon and other officials weigh next year’s policy, signaling a buildup in GOP strategy amid a broader push for public health measures.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Leonard Scheele
Nixon
GOP
Ers
Eisernhower
Walch Lee
Basil O'Connor
Polio Foundation
National Institutes of Health
Techni
Mother and three children hurt in Sunday crash
A local mother Mrs. Ann Coats and her three children were injured when their car hit a tree after swerving to avoid an oncoming vehicle on 4th Street near Madison Avenue Sunday at about 8 p m. Mrs Coats, 418 West 6th Street, was hospitalized with facial lacerations and other injuries. Her children Bobbie, 8, Jimmie, 6, and Cathy, 6 months, were treated for bruises and abrasions. Mrs Coats remained for further treatment.
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Madison Ave
Ann Coats
6Th St
Bobbie
Jimmie
Cathy
Self, Sheriff and Deputy Chase After Self Inflicted Shooting
Paul Edward Pyle 22 of Greenville led Madison County Sheriff Joe Brogdon and Deputy Robert Simmons on a brief chase after shooting himself. The pursuit ended when his car halted in the 4500 block of South Main Street yesterday evening. A caller reported the self-inflicted gunshot and collapse near the area at 4 48 PM.
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Paul Edward Pyle
Greenville
Madison County
Joe Brogdon
Robert Simmons
South Main St
Main St
Coleman
Start The Day With A Chuckh Chuck Hurries To Report Dead Dog
Elwood-Charlies Stage rushes to Elwood street department Monday to report a dead stray dog behind his garage. He then retracts, says the dog is now moved, later sees it alive in a neighbor's yard. The incident ends with confusion as he repeats attempts to cancel.
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Elwood
Charlies
Chuck
S. F St
Street Department
Middletown Lady Sells Mohair Suite in One Day
Middletown woman pleased after selling a blue Mohair B-piece living room suite for $30 on the first day of her advertisement. She canceled the ad after one day citing success. Call 60-0000 for details. The Anderson Herald and Anderson Daily Bulletin reach Madison County readers with Want Ads.
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Middletown
Anderson Herald
Anderson Daily Bulletin
Madison County
Herald Bulletin
Life In Exile Dull 43 Former Red POWs Seek Resettlement
In New Delhi 43 Korean War POWs in India appeal to the United Nations to speed their resettlement in the Americas or permit return to South Korea. They fear political pressure to repatriate to North Korea or Red China while Indian officials deny such pressure.
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New Delhi
India
U. N
Jatin America
South Korea
North Korea
Red China
Dian
North
Morrison to Deliver Baccalaureate Sermon for Anderson Graduates
Dr. John A. Morrison president of Anderson College will deliver the baccalaureate sermon for the 1955 graduates Sunday June 12 at 11 am at Park Place Church of God. The service will feature the academic procession led by Dr Morrison and Dean Russell Olt with trustees faculty and about nine degree candidates. Commencement exercises follow Monday June 13 at the Tabernacle on the Church of God International Convention grounds east of the campus.
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John A. Morrison
Anderson College
Park Place
Church of God International Convention
Indiana Republicans urge Ike to seek second term
Washington report shows Gov George N Craig and State Chairman Alvin C Cast presented a resolution from the Indiana Republican State Committee urging President Eisenhower to run again. They described him as pleased though gave no pledge, while Indiana officials emphasized the need for his leadership to advance the party nationally.
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Washington
George N. Craig
Alvin C. Cast
Indiana
Eisenhower
Republican State Committee
Cast
Craig
Ike
Earl Wilson
Ind
Doctor Morrison Delivers Baccalaureate Sermon for Local College
Dr John A Morrison dean of Indiana college and university presidents delivers the baccalaureate sermon for local college graduates on Sunday June 12 at Tem in the Park Place Church of God He has led Anderson College since 1925 and been associated with the school since 1919.
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John A. Morrison
Indiana College
Anderson College
T Em
Park Place
Supreme Court frees three contempt convictions in Red Hunts
Police checked 512 autos and found 113 violations during a three hour operation near the High School area. The court voided three contempt of Congress convictions, citing Fifth Amendment protections. Local and state officers aided in the drive, issuing 83 warnings and 25 arrest tickets, while 18 warnings and 11 arrests arose from a later check at the night school.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Warren
Congressional
Anderso
Automot High School
Biles
Jven
Ilj
U. S
Ual
Julius Emspak
Treas
Lolurer
United Electrical Workcar Authorities
Muncie Policelers Union
CIO
Emspak
Colomn
Robert Adams
Max Branch
Albert Merkle
Holtman
Hunter
Roberts
Fishburn
Federick
Kirk
Harold Boicourt
Donald Davenport
William Breece
Orville Morrison
Kenneth Cage
Robert Baker
Noble Higgins
Commissioners Okayed Beulah Park 4 H Building Contract
The Madison County Board of Commissioners met in regular session to award a contract to Jones and Company of Anderson for a 4 H Home Economics building at Beulah Park Alexandria. The bid was 1742.35 after May 9 bid openings, with Alco Construction of Alexandria at 1690 and Robert Painter Company at 2195 also bidding. The commission studied the specifications before deciding.
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Madison County Board of Commissioners
Dale Flora
Truman Swain
Fred Willetts
Okeh
Jones and Company of
Anderson
Beulah Park
Alexandria
Jones
Alco Construction Company
Robert Painter Company
School Board Plans Year End Meeting Tonight
G E Ebbertt city schools superintendent said closing plans near completion in buildings. Board of School Trustees convene tonight at the administration building to discuss the 1955-56 city budget and routine business. Dr Gordon B Wilder will preside.
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G. E. Ebbertt
Board of
Schoo Trustees
Gordon B. Wilder
Auto Workers Vote Strike Call by Local 662 Members
Members of Local 662 United Auto Workers at Delco Remy GM plants in Anderson approved a strike by secret ballot at a high school gym. The vote 228 in favor 178 against followed a Sunday meeting led by John Livingston, as negotiators aim to reach a decision before Memorial Day weekend. Ida Mae Delamore, 73, died after a May 11 propane explosion at her Warren area home.
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United Auto Workers
CIO
Delco-Remy
General Motors Corporation
Anderson
John Livingston
GM Department
Livingston
UAW
Marion
Ind
Ida Mae Delamore
Warren
Huntington County
Sitting Bull Autobiography in Pictures Issued to Public
Smithsonian notes Sitting Bull could not write but could draw, with the autobiography drawn during his captivity at Fort Randall. Eisenhower and Dr. Matthew Stirling discuss the unusual project as part of Plains Indian history.
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Sitting Bell
Iin Pictures
Washington
Julius Cesar Tojin Custer
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Matthew Stirling
Smithsonian
Sitting Bull
Smithsonian Institution Nas
Kine
Eisenhower
Ft. Randall
Dakota
Terete
County Treasurer Opens May 25 to Process Tax Payments
Madison County Treasurer Walter Hayes announced that mailed tax payments are nearly all processed with receipts over 4 million dollars. The spring settlement between the treasurer and county auditor will be ready soon, after which funds will go to taxing units. The treasurer's office will reopen Wednesday to accept delinquent and current tax payments.
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Madison
Walter Hayes
Hayes
McCarthy Says Ike's Brother Helps Run U S
Senator McCarthy labeled Milton Eisenhower, president of Pennsylvania State University, as the unofficial president and a left wing force in the Republican party. He warned Ike would stray if he followed his brother's advice, implying national harm. The Indiana University Bureau of Business Research notes rising disposable income and strong demand, with a forecast of continued high business activity into mid 1955. Ten Ton Anderson High School girls will represent the city at Indiana Hoosier Girls' State, June 19 to 26, with specified delegates and alternates.
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Anderson High School
Indiana University
Sharon Friend
Janet Burris
Marilyn Foust
Ruth Barr
Phyllis Groover
Sarah Hopping
Nancy Scott
Rosalie Girton
Debby Hess
Virginia Pakes
Penny Newbern
Ann Calvin
Julia Hudson
Marianne Wise
Jessie Willis
Herald
Washington
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Milton Eisenhower
United States
Pennsylvania State University
Republican Party
Ike
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana Busin
Latinness Review
America
Injalse
U.S
U.N
Kansas State College
Indiana University Bureau
Basil McCarthy
Eisenness Research
Girls State Ter
Ton Anderson High
Indiana
Columa
Marilyn Faust
Phyl
Itis Groover
New Babies Born at St Johns Hospital Anderson Area
Born yesterday or Sunday at St Johns Hospital to: Armstrong Alexandria a boy McConnell Fortville a boy Thurman Middletown a boy Goettman Fesmire Markleville a girl Farmer Rt 6 Anderson a girl Dowell Mounds Rd Anderson a girl Moore 324 W Fifth St a girl Mills Rt 5 Anderson a boy Adams Fortville a girl Benson Orestes a girl Kanishi 2216 W Highland a boy Horner 1419 Forkner St a girl Davis Mound Rd a girl Adams Shirley a girl
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St. John’s Hospital
Paul Armstrong
Alexandria
Robert McConnell
Fortville
Conrad Thurman
Middletown
Bill Goettman
Robert
Fesmire
Markleville
Thomas Farmer
Anderson
Thomas Dowell
Mounds Rd
Harm Moore
W. Fifth St
George Mills
Robert Adams
Howard Benson
Orestes
Stanley Kanishi
W. Highland
Lawrence Horne
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TEMPO
Presbyterians
Scheele
National Foundation
Wifor
American Medical Assn
Assn
Ai. Apumigs DM. Tuvels
Cual Nan
Rockefeller Institute ‘Or Medical Research
Thomas P. Murdock
David E. Price
Public Waa Cn
IL Mica Oclvile
Medical Research
William Sebrell Jr
Middletown Lady
Exile
Dull
Day
Dr. Morrison
Ruby Wiegman
Cannes
French Riviera
Auto Workers Vote
Nol and
C. Wright
Elmo Gustin
Wendell Woosnam
Madison County Women’s Republican Club
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