Park Place Church of God Opens New Edifice in Anderson
The New Park Place Church of God will host its first worship services in the new building at 5th and College with open houses on three Sundays. Dedication remains set for June 5. Dr. Robert H. Reardon, president of Anderson College, to deliver the dedicatory sermon.
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New Neutron Bomb Debate and Cold War Arms Progress
Senator Dodd urged Eisenhower disclose knowledge of a neutron bomb capable of killing without major physical damage. Khrushchev hinted at a powerful weapon in development. The Pentagon showcased the BMEWS radar in Greenland and discussed Nike Zeus as a near term shield, highlighting a cycle of advancing weapons without lasting superiority.
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Campaign Spending Debates Split Dems In Primary Feud
The article discusses spending accusations between Sen. Hubert Humphrey and Sen. Wayne Morse against Sen. John F. Kennedy in Democratic primaries. It notes Kennedy's alleged high expenditures, Morse's claims about Kennedy’s literature costs, and Kennedys backers reportedly spending around seventy thousand in West Virginia. It also covers political rhetoric, vehicle costs, and potential federal campaign finance reforms under consideration.
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Summit and the Election
In Paris the summit failed to deliver a real peace conference, instead resembling a prize fight in the dressing room. The result could hurt Eisenhower and the Republican ticket, as Khrushchev’s insults and Western unity shape debate, with questions about the administration’s restrained response and political effect on the campaign.
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The Gale Record on Donnie Left Handed Case
In scrapbook Case E-471 psychologist Dr Crane faces a worried mother seeking guidance on forcing Donnie to switch from left to right handedness. The discussion notes myths about brain dominance, stuttering risk, and whether nature should be interfered with.
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Changing a child from left to right handed, health views
Dr Brady's health column discusses handedness and malnutrition, arguing that switching a child from left to right use can be safe if done tactfully. It links yelling and stress to stuttering, notes prenatal factors, and connects nutrition with vigor and moral strength, while criticizing reliance on stimulants and drugs. It mentions Eisenhower and Herter in the context of broader American concerns.
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Dump Fire Drives Smoke and Rats From Nearby Property
A persistent dump fire Wednesday near Ind 109 east of the city sent heavy smoke over the area and prompted residents to seek refuge around nearby buildings to avoid irritation. State Rep Robert Rock of Anderson proposed allowing Indiana cities to levy commuter surtaxes, but the plan failed to gain a second. The measure would need state legislative action and local referendums to pass, applying as a tax on employers through the state gross income tax.
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Indianapolis Girl Faces Murder Charges
Gloria Jean Burge, 16, a Manual High School junior in Indianapolis, was indicted on two counts of first degree murder for the hammer and knife slayings of her mother Nellie Burge McNabney, 38, and her stepfather Fred McNabney after an argument.
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Summitville Social Club Elects Officers
Summitville reports the Entre Nous Club elected officers with Rosalind Morgan as president Donna Belle Allen as vice president and Juanita Kilgore as secretary and treasurer. Refreshments were served to several members as the next meeting is planned for November and Poppy Day is set for May 27 28 with Clara Ice as chairman.
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Folklore and a Supreme Court dissent on a cautionary rhyme
The piece cites a Justice Tom Clark dissent repeating a folk rhyme about marriage. It references blacksmith shops as tourist curiosities and includes an unknown author’s verse about forges and labor. It also notes an American saying likening the world to a whetstone and a knife and gives a postal request for Dr Crane Mellor in Indiana for personal advice.
Senator Dodd Pushes Keep Christ in Christmas Stamp
Senator Thomas J. Dodd introduced legislation to have the Post Office Department stamp keep Christ in Christmas on all mail during the Christmas season. He called it a small but effective way to remind people of the true significance of Christmas and said the government should foster spiritual values behind national religious holidays.
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Student Sues To Get Reinstated In School
De Kalb Illinois. University student George Flynn sued to be reinstated after expulsion for excessive parking tickets. Flynn filed in Circuit Court for a writ of mandamus to force university authorities to reinstate him. University spokesman noted four tickets on campus and a fine schedule of 1, 5, 15 dollars and dismissal on the fourth. He added several students had been expelled since the policy began two years ago, but none had sued before.
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Let Us Cleanse Ourselves From Wasteful Habits
The Shepherd reflects on junking old attic contents and worn out concepts that had been kept for fear of needing them. A modern meditation on shedding unnecessary possessions and outdated beliefs, embracing simplification and renewal.
Maritime terms and naval history curiosities compiled
James B. Martin surveys demurrage as a maritime crime and explains terms like goose winged gaff grog hammocks and the first iron screw steamer Great Britain. He notes sailors affection for Admiral Vernon nicknamed Old Grog and covers shiplines, rigging, and the gas engine question posed for Saturday.
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