Bricker Amendment Clears Subcommittee For Judiciary Action
A Senate Judiciary subcommittee approval by a 340-2 vote advances Sen. John W. Bricker's constitutional amendment aiming to curb the President's treaty powers. Supporters include Sens. Price Daniel and Everett Dirksen, while Kefauver and Hennings opposed. The measure heads to the full committee led by Sen. Kilgore as Eisenhower aides oppose parts of it. Also, Brig. Gen. Carlos P. Romulo urged UN Charter revisions to reflect the atomic era, and President Eisenhower received a public church group citation for civic conduct. Castillo of Guatemala vows full effort against communism and the dissolution of the Committee for the Defense against Communism.
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Senate Judiciary
John W. Bricker
Senate
Price Daniel
Tex
William Langer
N.D
Everett M. Dirksen
Ill
Estes Kefauver
Tenn
Thomas C
Carlos P. Romulo
Philippines
United States
United Nations
Romulo
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
Carlos Castills Armas
Guatemala
Committee For the
Castillo
Castile
Jacobo Arbenz
Centweed
Indiana approves funds for psychiatry research center project
Budget panel in Indianapolis allocates 940000 for a new psychiatry research center to be run jointly by the State Mental Health Division and multiple state institutions. The package also transfers 80000 from state highway funds to the Toll Road Commission for toll routes studies and includes upgrades at Muscatatuck State School and Madison State Hospital. The project aims to open within a year and be among the world’s finest, with substantial work on recitation buildings, coal-handling equipment, and powerplant renovations.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Soldiers’ Home
Lafa Psychiatric Research Center
Snlyette
Diana University Medical Center
Ment
Carter Hospital
Purdue University
State
Mental Health State School For the Deaf
LA. School Ofi
Margaret E. Mor
Fort Wayne State School
Sioner
Toll Road Commission
Indiana
Muscatatuck
Butlerville
Madison State Hospital
Knightstown
Eisenhower postal veto stands as Senate rejects override
Senate vote 54 39 fell short of two thirds, killing the 8.6 percent postal pay rise. Supporters warned GOP defections could affect Eisenhower's 1956 bid. A substitute 8 percent retroactive raise was proposed, and House action seemed unlikely without a veto override. Other notes mention vaccine approvals and ongoing budget issues.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Sens
Byrd and
Robertson
Virginia
Sens. Capehart
Ind
Duff
Ruchel
Calif
Margaret Chase Smith
Langer and Young
Malone
Nev
Welker
Idaho
McCarthy
Wiley
Wis
Sen
Murray
Mont
House
Congress
Eden Forecasts Vote Victory In Britain Election
Prime Minister Eden predicts Conservative victory in Thursday's general election in Britain. Labor leader Morgan Phillips remains hopeful that national support will surge beyond the party's 1951 high of 13 949 105 votes. Bookmakers report heavy Conservative bets despite Labour optimism as polls show varying forecasts.
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London
Sden
Birmingham
Labor Party
Morgan Phillips
Labor
House of Commons
Eden
Britain
Clement Attlee
Wilson Says U S Matches Russia On Arms
Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson told reporters the United States maintains military capability superior to Russia. Assistant Air Secretary Robert Lewis asserted U S superiority in planes both in quality and quantity, citing recent Moscow May Day displays of over 50 new supersonic day fighters and more than 40 new medium bombers. Wilson outlined an American plan to build an entire family of aircraft for conventional and nuclear weapons, stressing aggressive research, programming, and both quality and quantity production.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Russia
Rober Lewis
United States
Wilson
Eisenhower
Moscow
Pentagon
Indications Uncertain On Resume Of Stalled Polio Immunization
Surgeon General Leonard Scheele said government tests confirm safety of all polio vaccine from drug firms except possibly two Cutter Laboratories lots. No date given for resuming immunizations. He noted possible link between Cutter vaccine and polio cases, while O’Connor urged fuller public disclosure. Cutter vaccine had been withdrawn April 27.
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Washington
Leonard Scheele
Cutter Laboratories
Berkley
Calif
Scheele
Jonas Salk
Basil O'Connor
O'Connor
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
U. S.public Health Service
Cutter
Senate Inquiry Hears Buying Payoff Charges
A diary in Arabic stirred bribery and perjury charges in a Senate probe of alleged corruption in armed forces clothing purchases. Leon M. Levy testified he paid $6,699.94 to a contact to influence government employees in 1952 and 1953, and he claimed $300 reached Army quartermaster David Pollack who denied taking money. Pollack admitted lying in prior testimony and said he passed minor information to Rubin in hopes of a job outside the government. Levy’s diary was turned over after a TV interview. Pollack was dismissed from the Army for conflicting statements. The case ties to the Quartermaster Corps and vaccine program context.
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Washington
Senate
Leon M. Levy
Brooklyn
Levy
Army
David Pollack
Pollack
Quartermaster Corps
Philadelphia
Marvin Rubin
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Rubin
LE Emesank Po
Dj Pollack
Kester L. Hastings
Scheele
Iservice
Chicago
Scheelej Committee
Zone CD Plans Are Advanced
James O. Cain announced new appointments to Zone 1 civil defense staff at the City Hall meeting. Leo Sanders was named director of public education and Leroy V. Bradnick named executive officer. Robert Williamson became administrative officer. Sanders and Brodnick were sworn in as Zone 1 staff serve Anderson Union Richland and Lafayette towns.
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James O. Cain
Civil Defense
City
Leo Sanders
Anderson
Leroy V. Bradnick
Pierce
Robert Williamson
Madison County Veterans Service
Waslo
Sanders
Brodnick
Zone 1
Anderson, Union, Richland
Lafayette Town- Ghine
Stevenson Urges Crashing Effort to Control H bomb
Philadelphia report on Adlai Stevenson urging a crash program to control the hydrogen bomb and pursue permanent peace. He warned differences with the Communists are vast and likely unresolved in our lifetime, calling for a remorseless effort beyond old wartime arenas. He cited potential spring signs of easing in arms talks and defended ongoing nuclear power and ally support.
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Philadelphia
Adiai Stevenson
Stevenson
General’ Federation of Women’s Clubs
Moscow
Peiping
Soviet Union
Ste|enson
Africa
Mother Dear Do You Like Beer Verse Remains A Classroom Chuckle
In Belena Arkansas Christie Newkirk, a third grader, rhymed a Mother Dear verse for Mother's Day as his teacher urged poems on a paper plate. A local want ad in the Bulletin Herald drew twelve calls for a bed and living room suite, sold quickly.
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Belena
Ark
Christie Newkirk
Christie
Bulletin- Herald
Summer Camp Plans Released
Plans for participation of Anderson and Madison County army reservists in summer field training were announced yesterday by AJ Donald W. Krembs commander of Reserve Region 3. Local reservists are among more than 5,000 members in Indiana units who will go to army installations for summer training. At camps they will receive training to enable them to take their places in advanced units. Leadership discipline appearance good conduct teamwork supply economy cost consciousness and maintenance of equipment will be stressed. Indiana reservists will train with other units in the 13 state Fifth Army Area. During two week periods scheduled at regular intervals from June 5 through...
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Anderson
Madison County
Donald W. Krembs
Indiana
Fifth Army
Distrophy Telethon Program Set For Weekend
Plans move fast for a 17 hour Muscular Dystrophy telethon to aid the fight against the disease. Mayor Wright serves as honorary chairman of the Anderson arrangements committee. The event starts Saturday at 9 p m at Butler University's fieldhouse in Indianapolis and ends Sunday at 3 p m, with city and MD officials coordinating the telecast.
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Suuday
Noland C. Wright
Anderson
Indianapolis
Butler University
al Titus
County Grand Jury Opens Neff Death Hearings
The Madison County grand jury met at 10 a.m. yesterday to begin an investigation into the death of Vera Rosalie Neff, 23, of Frankton. Her husband Robert Lee Neff, 31, is jailed for investigation of the fatal beating. Prosecutor Melvin Thornburg and witnesses including Frankton marshal John Loser, Sheriff Joe Brogdon, and Coroner Fred Hiday testified. A report on the inquiry may be completed today. Separately, Thornburg filed charges against three Anderson men tied to armed robberies in the Anderson area: Truman Cave for auto banditry, Fred Woolbright for armed robbery and auto banditry, and Richard Wayne Sarvis for auto banditry and armed robbery.
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Madison County
Vera Rosalie Neff
Frankton
Robert Lee Neff
Melvin Thornburg
John Loser
Joe L. Brogdon
Fred Hiday
Thornburg
Anderson
Truman Cave
Fred Woolbright
Richard
Wayne Sarvis
Anderson Elwood candidates list primary expenses
Nine more candidates in the May 3 municipal primary election filed expense reports with County Clerk Joseph H. Armington. Republican filings include Elmo Gus for mayor at 36 dollars Eugene Long for clerk treasurer at 22.75 dollars and James Lemon for city councilman with a listed amount.
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Joseph H. Armington
Elmo Gusin
Elwood
Eugene Long
James. Lemon
Anderson
Local Fireman Jack Braddock Dies at 38
Jack ZL Braddock, captain of the aerial truck at Station No. 1, died at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis after a cerebral hemorrhage. Born in Kokomo, he had lived here 32 years and served the fire department since 1943, later becoming captain of inspectors and a pension board trustee. He was 38 and survived by his wife Fern E Braddock and two daughters.
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Jack L. Braddock
Station No. 1
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Jack ZL. Braddock Laptain
Indiana’ Firemen’s Association
Kokomo
Methodist Church
Fern E. Braddock
Faye
Cotema
Andersons Car Checking Program In Final Seven Days
The Anderson police end a month long car check as 257 cars were checked yesterday with 53 violations. 40 drivers received warnings and 13 were arrested. Defects included brakes tires license plates lights and registration certificates. Results will be totaled June 1 and compared with Mungies campaign.
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Anderson
Anderson Police Department
Harold Boicourt
Mungie
Bender Elected National Quality Group President
Arthur Bender Jr a quality control engineer at the Delco Remy Division was elected president of the American Society for Quality Control at its New York annual meeting Bender founder of the Indiana chapter and former vice president will assume duties July 1 He has held leadership roles in the Indiana Section Midwest region and previously served as vice president in 1952 He is active in civic groups and attended the event with his wife at the Grand Ballroom Hotel Statler
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Bender
Arthur Bender Jr
Winding Way
Edgewood
Delco- Remy
American Society For Quality Control
New York
Arthur Bender I Jr
Delco-Remy
Indiana
Midwest
Presbyterian Church
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Boy Scout Committee
Quality Control Group
Hotel Statler
School Board Hears Teacher and Maintenance Groups Last Evening
Anderson Board of School Trustees met with Superintendent G. E. Ebbert at the office to review salary schedules. Teachers from the Anderson system presented their recommendations, which were taken under advisement and will be reported back.
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Anderson Braad of School
Superintendent of Schools
G. E. Ebbertt
Anderson
Five Injured In Auto Collision Near Frankton
Five persons were injured in a collision of two automobiles about 12 30 p m Tuesday at the intersection of Moss Island Road and a county road one mile south of Frankton. Madison County Sheriff Joe L Brogdon investigated the accident with State Trooper How Convinved.
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Moss Island
Frankton
Madison County
Joe L. Brogdon
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