Park Place Church of God opens new edifice in Anderson
The community celebrates the completion of the Park Place Church of God with first worship services in the new building at 5th and College. Open house will run over three Sundays before the formal dedication on June 5. Dr. Robert H. Reardon, president of Anderson College, will deliver the dedicatory sermon.
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New Neutron Bomb Threat Spurs Debate on Nuclear Defense
The May speech by Sen. Thomas J. Dodd urged disclosure of President Eisenhower's knowledge of a neutron bomb that could destroy life in the target area with minimal physical damage. It parallels Khrushchev's hints about a future “fantastic weapon” and follows the U S defense reveal of the BMEWS radar base at Thule Greenland.
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D-Conn
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Campaign Spending Issue in Democratic primaries rises
The campaign spending dispute centers on Kennedy versus Humphrey and Morse. Morse accuses Kennedy of massive spending in Maryland and West Virginia with a high profile brochure. Kennedy defends by noting about 70 thousand dollars in West Virginia backing. The article notes talk of potential federal limits and a Senate bill proposing 614 million dollars per candidate.
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Wayne Morse
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Summit fiasco in Paris reshapes presidential campaign
Roscoe Drummond argues the Paris summit was a staged confrontation not a peace conference. He questions Eisenhower's calm response to Khrushchev's insults and asks if U-2 policies, White House control, and bold rebuke were wiser. He warns Democratic critics will challenge administration claims of restraint and unity with Moscow.
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Nutrition and morals link in Dr Brady’s health views
In a Sunday piece Dr Brady argues better nutrition strengthens moral vigor and resilience. He cites high rejection rates of draft-age Americans for health defects, links substance use to malnutrition, and criticizes American youth habits while urging unspoiled teens to pursue vital, well-rounded living.
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State Rep Proposes Indiana Commuter Tax Plan
Anderson Democrat Robert Rock urged the Municipal Problems Study Committee to study a bill allowing Indiana cities to levy a commuter surtax on workers who live outside but work inside city limits. The motion died for want of a second. enactment would need state approval and local referendums. The tax would be added to the state income tax and withheld by employers.
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Indiana
Indianapolis Girl Faces Murder Charges
Indianapolis teen Gloria Jean Burge a Manual High School junior was indicted on two counts of first degree murder in the hammer and knife slayings of her mother Nellie Burge McNabney and stepfather Fred McNabney on May 1. She admitted rage after an argument over her conduct.
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UPI
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Nellie Burge McNabney
Fred McNabney
Senator Dodd Proposes Keep Christ in Christmas Stamp
Senator Thomas J. Dodd introduced legislation for the Post Office to stamp "keep Christ in Christmas" on all mail during the Christmas season. He called it a small but effective way to remind people of Christmas significance and said the government has a responsibility to foster the moral values of national life and observance of religious holidays.
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Gase Records of a Psychologist Discusses Lefty Kids
Scrapbook case E-471 follows Donnie B. a four year old left handed boy. Dr Crane explains that changing a child’s hand preference can reduce or cause stuttering depending on parental approach. He notes that tools desks and instruments favor right handed users but Southpaws can excel in sports.
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Donnie B
Social Club Elects Officers in Summitville
The Entre Nous Club held a social at Mrs. Florence Jones home electing Rosalind Morgan as president, Donna Belle Allen as vice president, and Juanita Kilgore as secretary and treasurer. November meeting planned. Poppy Day set for May 27 28 with Clara Ice chairing. Psi Chi Kappa Delta Phi Sorority dined at a local house with fourteen members and guests. Clyde M son of Clyde J and Mrs. Denny of E Walnut St to return home after three years military service on June 27.
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Florence Jones
Rosalind Morgan
Donna Belle Allen
Juanita Kilgore
Mary Jane Brewer
Delight Howard
Elsie Overshiner
Coroin Williams
Lilly Warner
Helen Cartwright
Clara Ice
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Kappa Delta Phi Sorority
Teddy Green
Karen Chesney
Nancy Harrold
Mesdames Irma Brane
Wanda Pattison
Irlene Clever
Mary Alice Price
Elsie Ice
Mary Dean
Mary Leer
Edna Elsworth
Corinne Wood
Maxine Schultz
Marilyn Jackson
Nannette Little
Clyde M
Clyde J. Denny
E. Walnut St
Student Sues To Get Reinstated In School
George Flynn of Chicago sued Northern Illinois University in De Kalb seeking reinstatement after an expulsion 15 days earlier for parking tickets. A university spokesman cited four campus tickets and a tiered fine schedule culminating in dismissal on the fourth offense.
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UPI
George Flynn
Northern Illinois University
Flynn
Chicago
Health letters to Dr Brady request self addressed envelope
A public notice explains that signed personal health letters will be answered by Dr Brady only if a stamped self addressed envelope is enclosed. Due to high volume only a few letters can be answered and replies cannot address queries outside the instructions.
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William Brady
el Camino South
Beverly Hills
Cali
Folklore and a Justice's Dissent on a Go to Father Rhyme
A William Wede essay notes Justice Tom Clark quoted a folk rhyme in dissent over a futile proposal. It compares a dead father to a stubborn suitor and includes a separate folk verse about blacksmiths amid reflections on labor and a proverb that asserts the world as a whetstone for man.
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Tom Clark
Supreme Court
Let Us Cleanse Ourselves In The Attic Cleanup
A Shepherd JUNK meditation reflects on clearing out a long stored attic. The author admits discarding many items kept for years, confronting worn-out ideas treated as precious. The piece frames the act as a moral purge and a figurative shedding of bunk beliefs.
Admiral Vernons Grog and Hammocks in 18th Century Navy
The text explains demurrage as delaying a ship and cites Vernon who popularized grog after naming Mount Vernon. It notes Goose winged sails, gaff spars flying the ensign, and that hammocks were introduced by Columbus to improve sailors comfort.
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Mount Vernon
First iron screw steamer crosses Atlantic in 1845
The Great Britain, July 26, 1845, made the Atlantic voyage in 14 days and 21 hours. Clippers viewed iron ships with disbelief as faster craft, a disbelief broken by later Suez Canal progress. The piece notes ship parts named after animals and asks when the first gas engine powered a vessel, with an answer promised Saturday.
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