Debate on Foreign Aid and Senate Votes
The piece discusses U S Senator Homer E Capehart supporting foreign aid and Senator William F. Winner opposing it. It notes President Eisenhower and the Hoover commission argue aid is necessary, while waste is acknowledged. It highlights costs of 48.6 billion to 56 billion by 1957 and argues aid funds bolster defense and economic interests.
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Indiana
U U. S
Homer E. Capenhart
Senate
Eisenhower
William FE
Topul
al Thase
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Tlere
Fi Industries
NATO
Europe
Lightning Kills 2 Guardsmen at Fort Bragg
A fierce thunderstorm at Bruce Army paratrooper base struck Wednesday night killing two National Guardsmen from Kansas City and injuring 48 others. The 304th field Hickory Division unit suffered multiple shocks as lightning struck tents and areas around the camp, with witnesses describing soldiers knocked to the ground and feet feeling seared. Army officials reported four were admitted with non serious injuries and others stayed overnight. Maj. David Wilkinson praised field responders for preventing more serious harm.
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FT Bragg
Sorast
Bruce
Army
Walter
Ailam
Arthur Beltan Norris Jr
Kansaapolis
North Carolina National Guard
Femides West
Bisolde
Ahiow Bine
Ty Rand
Court room romance sparks slap and hush from judge
In Fulton Superior Court the Domestic Relations Division heard a bizarre exchange as an Atlanta couple clashed over kissing in court. Judge Andrews described a soldier in the front row who hugged and hissed at a wife, then slapped her twice, prompting a tense moment in the hearing.
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Atlanta
Andrews
Fulton Superior Court
Fun
House Plan to Curtail Mail Services
The House Appropriations Committee urged the Post Office Department to cut several mail services and operate within reduced funds to avoid impacting the spring budget debate. Postmaster General Sumner Field warned that curtailments could take effect if the full request for extra funding is not granted, with further committee discussions expected next week.
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Washington
House Appropriations
Post Office Department
Department
Cormattees
Sumnerfield
Dal
Gonina
Sean Pth
Wiest
Annie Leity
Rene Lee
Katie
Daffydefinitions Thelahdits Teas Potice and Neighbors
Fragmented OCR text contains garbled phrases about a tea pot and neighbors with unclear context. No clear event or identifiable entities to summarize into a full news item.
Engineer Halts Train To Aid Shot Youth Near Franklin
An accidental shooting during a Franklin camping trip injured Bruce Miller, 15. Three companions fled and flagged a Scar Pennsylvania freight train. engineer J. M. Faith uncoupled his locomotive to summon state police. Miller was treated at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. Jeffrey Val Wirski, 15, allegedly discharged the shotgun while Miller gathered firewood, and faces investigation as the other two youths fled.
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India
Bruce Miller
Pennsylvania
Louisville
Chicago
J. M. Faith
Miller
Frank Hn
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Jeffrey Val Wirski
Valwinski
Dan Shank
James Derby
Young Local Visitor Leads Fight Against Indonesian Commies
A young Ava native, Meo Seedone, advocates democracy and labor rights in Indonesia. He describes a powerful Communist movement with broad union ties and parliament influence, noting university graduates in leadership and ministers among union officials. Seedone warns against Communist control and praises democratic welfare ideals amid regional tensions.
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Soedone
Massem Labor Union
Joseph Wibiseno
Indonesia
India
Central
Boone Native's Services Here
Mrs Carrie B Cranford 61 a longtime resident died in a local home She was married to Wil Red who preceded her in death 1956 A Presbyterian Church member Mrs Cranford is survived by 11 brothers and five sisters including Orval J Reddick Clarence Reddick Sher idan Williston Route 1 Brant Galvin Route 1 Gurnie Newman Route 2 Dale Hinsley Gas City Ind and Marie Reddick Marion Ind Two brothers are deceased Last rites at Russell and Hitch Funeral Home 2 30 pm Friday with Reverend James J pennes officiating Burial in Hopewell Canale Boone County Friends may call at the home anytime
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Ainite
Wild
Presbyterian Church
Cranford
Orval J
Clarence Reddick
Sheridan
O. Adams
Willestown
Brant Galvin
Gurnie Newman
Dale Hinsley
Gas City
Ind
Marie Reddick
Marion
Russell and Hitch
Fripennes J
Hopewell Canale
Boone County
Fire damages room in Gulion home on East Pearl Street
Fire in a Gulion residence at 8 East Pearl Street damaged a bedroom and closet with clothing and shoes lost. Origin undetermined possibly sunlight through a window. firemen controlled the blaze before it spread beyond the bedroom. the home owner was away at Purdue University for a five day International Christian Fellowship convention.
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Mark M. Gullion
East
Pearl Street
Gulhans
Ray Smith
Coombs Street
International Christian Fellowship
Purdue
Lafayette
Gullion
Platt Plumbing
Indianapolis Ave
Platt
Cathryn Northrop
Guilion
Margaret Beck Rites Set Here
Margaret Beck a Boone native and former Leba non resident died at her daughter s home in Terre Haute at 2 43 am She had been in poor health since July 150 when she fell and broke her chin in Lebanon She lived in Terre Haute with Mrs Bast until December 1963 She had been in ill health for only three months Her residence was West North street Born in Lebanon she spent most of her life there She married Francio Beck a farmer in Boone County on February 23 1883 He died November 2 1911 She cared for an invalid daughter and managed a farm after her husband s death until moving to Lebanon She was a devoted mother of four sons and five daughters active in Salem Congregational Christian Church and later in First Presbyterian Church of Lebanon Page 4
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Boone
Lebanon
Stirs J Harold Bassett
Terre Haute
Bast
North Street
Edna Sillin
Hellgarents
Alert
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Kersey
Kentucky
Boone County
Francio Beck
Salem Corzregamma
Pitman Moore Develops Cattle Vaccine Rhivax for Infectious Bovine Rhinotracheitis
Pitman-Moore Co announces a new cattle vaccine Rhivax grown on calf kidney tissue to combat infectious bovine rhinotracheitis. The disease, seen in Colorado in 1950 and spreading to nine Midwest states including Indiana and Ohio, attacks cattle respiration, causing weight loss, reduced milk, and potential death.
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Pitman-Moore
IPR
Colorado
Midwest
Inndiana
Ohio
Senate Eyes Two Week End Of Indiana Highway Probe
Senate Roads Subcommittee plans to close its Indiana highway scandal inquiry within two weeks by hearing from high level federal officials including Bureau of Public Roads leaders. The panel may invite Secretary Weeks and Bertram Tallamy to testify as it weighs irregularities in right of way deals aided by federal funds and calls for stronger oversight on highway projects. Four men, including former state highway officials, have been implicated in large middleman profits from land purchases for highways.
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Robert D. Novak
Washington
Senate Roads Subcommittee
Gere
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
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Secretary of Commerce
Weeks
Bertram D. Tallamy
Bureau
Gore Committee
Indiana
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Hiveau
Chavez
Indiana Pass
Big Middleman
Profis
UN report blasts Hungary crackdown and dissident hopes
United Nations five nation committee says Soviet troops crushed Hungary’s uprising last autumn but strengthened the people's will for independence. It cites mass arrests, executions, and deportations with 75,000 to 200,000 Soviet personnel and 1,800 to 4,000 tanks. The panel notes lack of popular support for Janos Kadar and warns of rigid Communist controls eroding slowly.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
U_N
Hungary
General Assembly
Seietarnt
Janes Kadar
Central Asia
Egypt
Danube
Suez Canal
Appetan Ves
Prayer text and invocation from Christian scripture
This item presents a biblical verse Romans 5 8 and a prayer asking God for mercy and cleansing. It includes a quotation from scripture and an explicit prayer asking for a clean heart and renewed spirit in the Redeemer's name Amen.
Zionsville Eyes Safer 334 Bridge and Dump Relocation
The Zionsville Plan Commission moved to locate a new town dump site outside the corporation and to widen or replace the narrow bridge at the west town limits on State Road 334. A letter to State Highway Commission chair John Peters deplored the condition of the bridge spanning the New York Central Railroad at the town’s west edge.
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Zionsville Plan Commission
West Corporation
Commission
John Peters
State Highway Commission
New York Central Railroad
Plan Township School Meeting On Building Fund Proposal
Union Township residents and school patrons meet at Union Township School on State Road 32 east Tuesday night July 2 at 8 p m to discuss establishing a cumulative building fund. Arthur Lindberg trustee and the township advisory board approved a future building program with a tax rate of 1 cent per $100 assessed value. Enrollment last year totaled his students. Advisory board members are James M Kendall Charles DeWitt and Richard Beais.
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Union Township
State Road 32
Tizenship Advisory Board
Arthur Lindberg
James M Kendall
Charles DeWitt
Richard Beais
Petition Seeks Supreme Court Review Of Girard Case
Justice Department asks Supreme Court to bypass appeals and take direct review of McGarrahy ruling barring trial of soldier Girard in Japan. Petition argues public interest demands early decision and that executive discretion over jurisdiction is not subject to court review.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William 8. Girard
U.S
J. Lee Rankin
Justice
Defense Department
Douglas
High Court
U. S. Court of Appeals
Scneme
United States
Japan
Girard
Justice Department
District Court
Executive Branch
Twin Donates Kidney To Brother In Transplant
Leonard Mascon II of Shepherdsville Kentucky donated a normal kidney to his ailing identical twin at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston. The operation, approved by Massachusetts Supreme Court Justice Edward Conlin Jr, followed legal petitions by the donor’s mother and the twins' family.
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Boston
Leonard Mascon
Shepherdsville
Leon
Peter Bent Brigham
Hosp Hospital
Pert
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Edward A. Connihan Jr
Flaggie Masden
Leonard
Waas
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