Denial of God by Reds sparks Cold War debate
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan urged at DePauw University that Soviet atheism shows a crisis in belief among Communists while FBI veteran Herbert Philbrick described long secret disbelief in a supreme being within the party. John Gates of the Daily Worker defended atheism while denying militant atheism. The piece also notes remarks by Soviet Embassy officials, Polish election claims, and Dulles warnings on Soviet deception as crime and public-safety statistics highlight broader tensions in May.
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Harold Macmillan
DePauw University
Soviet Union
Herbert Philbrick
FBI
Communist Party
USA
Philbrick
Indiana University
Southern Methodist Univers Iny
Texas
John Gates
Gates
Communist Daily Worker
Douglas Jackson
Southern Methodist University
Origion
Reed
Indiana
Ameri Communist Party
Rushehev
Cuban Rebels Strike Again Seize 2 Americans
Cuban rebels seize two Americans today in a raid as tensions rise in the region. Meanwhile in Geneva, Soviet and Western delegates prepare to open East West talks on a comprehensive nuclear test ban with promises of participation from Russia. U.S. diplomat Dromes Fisk notes progress despite lingering questions about Soviet involvement.
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Michael Goldsmith
Geneva
Pavel Shakhov
Shakhen
Pier Pasquale Spinelli
Spinelli
Dromes B. Fisk
Britain
France
Canada
United States
Getshatore
Lirwellyp
EF Thamyssen
Susiet Foren
Andre Grémykiv
Moscow
Nce
TS Op
Stan Fisk
Westerm
Fedorov
Weo
Local Cancer Groups Fight National Edict in Indiana
Boone County Cancer Society leads 19 Indiana units in opposing the American Cancer Society policy banning county units from federated fund drives. Counties Delaware, Grant, Henry Noble, Wells, Hamilton, Decatur, Randolph, Allen, Whiteley, Steuben, Miami, Wabash, Lake, Legrange, Eckhart, Wayne and Huntington join in a resolution urging local control of fund drives and budgets while maintaining support for center research. The action, supported by Marion and others, seeks to keep local campaigns flexible to best serve their communities. The resolution notes these units account for about 7 percent of Indiana cancer funds raised last year. Continued on page
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Boone County Cancer Society
Indiana Cancer Society
American Cancer Society
Harry Watson
Opal Thompson
Boone Cancer Unit
Boone County
Delaware
Grant
Henry Noble
Wells
Hamilton
Decatur
Randolph
Allen
Whitely
Steuben
Miami
Wabash
Lake Legrange
Eckhart
Wayne
Huntington
Marion
American Carrier Society
Indiana
Watson
Thompson
United Fund
BUFFY
July 4th Fund Swells To 649 In Lebanon
Local business groups and firms push the Lebanon 4th of July celebration fund beyond 549.27 with donations from Boone REMC, Stewart-Warner and many others, plus $74.27 carried over to fund fireworks, floats and prizes.
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Lebanon
Jim Myers Retary
The
Lebanon Charter of Commerce
Boone Remc
Stewart - Warner
Indiana
Kiwanis Club
Ferguson Machine Corp
Adlers and Co. Hassell and Hitch
Psi Ista Sorority
VEW
Willis Fulwider
Falwider-Litton
A. Shaw
the Swank Shop
Hail and Frank
Gentry and McCormick
Citizen’s Bank
Buff Farm Management
Draley Parker
Minnell-Coombs
Boone County Transfer
Boone County Market
Harman Aveney
Akerman Drug
Ogden Oldsmobile
Dr. G. Kern
Sue O'Rorke
Indiana Gas and Water
Jones and Benigar
Union Federal
Boone County Implement
Kappa Kappa Kappa
J. McGinley
Phi Chi Epsilom
Max Bowen Hurt In Michigan Car Crash
Max Bowen a Lebanon plumber and contractor suffered fractured ribs and possible kidney rupture in a Saturday afternoon crash near Bridgman Michigan. He is listed in fair condition at Memoria Hospital in St Joseph. The report from Afidh Dave McGee former Leb ura newsman said Bowen was a passenger in a car driven by Donald Anglin of Crawfordsville who was cited for excessive speed.
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Max Bowen
Caner
Lebanon
Bridgman
Mich
Memoria Hospital
St Joseph
Dave McGhbee
Lebura
Bowen
Donald Anglin
Crawfordsville
Michigan Auto
McGee
Anglin
Victor
DAFFYNITIONS ORAL SURGEON
A playful definition notes an oral surgeon is a doctor who talks a good operation, blending humor with dental surgery context. The quip hinges on wordplay surrounding professional skill and smooth procedures.
Flood Fundraiser For Red Cross In Marion Coliseum
North central Indiana families afflicted by June floods receive Red Cross aid. A fundraising party at Marion Memorial Coliseum, organized with WBAT and WOWO, will help replenish funds after 681 families were aided as Mississinewa Wa bash and White rivers overflowed. Local entertainers from New York and Chicago, a fried chicken banquet, ice cream, decorations, and 200 Sigma Pi Gamma cakes are planned to support shelters and relief efforts.
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Marion
Ind
North Central
Indiana
Red Cross
Marion Memorial Coliseum
WBAT
Marian
WEBM
Webm-Tv
Indianapolis
Wowo
Fort Wevne
Ant
Meats
New York
Chicago
Marion Businessrion Art
Sigma Pit Gamma
Moonlit Teens Dare End in Pool Incident
Two 15 year old Thorntown boys swam at Seashore pool at 3 30 am after a dare. They allegedly hopped a fence from Thorntown to Lebanon, swam under moonlight, and alerted Lebanon police. They will appear in Justice of the Peace court this week to explain their actions.
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Thorntown
Lebanon
Justice of the Peace Court
Former Pastor Takes Post at Large Detroit Church
Dr Joan Wo Barkley, longtime Lebanon Centenary Methodist pastor from Issantil November 1953, was reassigned at the Michigan Conference meeting June 8 and now serves at St. Mark's Methodist Church, 10325 E. Jefferson, Detroit. Barkley left a five year Lebanon pastorate for advancement as associate minister of Metropolitan Methodist Church in Detroit, joining a church staff of ten.
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Joan Wo Barkley
Lebanon Centenary Methodist Church
Issantil
Michigan
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Jefferson Avenue
Detroit
Barkley
Lebanon
Metropolitan Methodist Church
Br. Barkley
Congress
Robert
Driver Cited In Auto Wreck in Lebanon
In Lebanon at Main and South streets a Sunday morning crash injured no one. Myron Lee Rogers, 34, Indianapolis, was cited for failing to keep his vehicle under control after rear ending John Everett O' Farris who stopped for a four way stop. Damage totaled $1,200 with Farris’s car at $700 and Rogers’s at $500. Rogers faces a July 3 court appearance.
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Leb
Ea East Street
Lebanon
John Everett O’ Farris
Merulian
Main Street
Myron Lee Rogers
Phillips Court
Rogers
Justice of the Peace DeVonna Lindeborg
Farris
Dormar Farris
1492
South Meridian
Yardstick of Christ Plea Urges Diplomatic Unity
Ambassador to the United States Lauiel Chapman told 3000 Presbyterian delegates at Purdue University that world diplomats must follow a moral yardstick of Christ and gain support from Christian laymen to pursue global peace. He criticized United Nations weaknesses amid colonial tensions as a major global stress factor. The weeklong meeting ends Tuesday with Cuba's Hes Br iv henna Rodriguez urging faith to guide action.
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Lauiel ‘ Chapman
United States
Shana
Presbyterian Women's Organ Nations
Chapman
Purdue University
United Nations
Colonialien
Hes Br.ivhenna Rodriguez
Cuba
John E. Whiteman Dies In Advance
John E. Whiteman age 72, farmer from Jamestown, died Saturday at his daughter’s home in Advance where he had lived since his wife’s death in January. Survived by three daughters Marguerite Hicks, Juanita Bowman, Mary C. Watson, and sister Mrs. Kate Meadows of Crawfordsville. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at Mt. Zion Church with Rev. A. C. Watson of Kokomo officiating. burial in church cemetery. Friends may call Walker Funeral Home in Jamestown until one hour before services.
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Jabra
A. C. Watson
Kokomo
Walker Funeral Home
James
Adams Told Goldfine To Shut Mouth Allegations Surface
Former publisher John Fox testified before a House subcommittee that Sherman Adams tried to silence Bernard Goldfine to stop boasts Adams never let him down. The hearing delayed Goldfine’s testimony while Fox described a Sheraton conference where Adams admonished Goldfine to remain quiet and not talk too much about their past.
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Washington
John Fox
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Adams
Fox
Fisenhower
Goldfine
House
Subcommittee
Boston
Fis
Sheraton Carlton
Federal Trade Commission
Guldfine
Joseph Cifara R-Minn
Oren Harris DeArk
Mr. Adams
Mogilner Bids High In Highway Scandal Trial
Public relations expert Elmer Vo Doc Sherwood testified in a highway scandal case that state sales arranged for Arthur Mogilner went through despite three higher bids from competitors. He said Mogilner earned a 190 percent profit on a Glear engine oil additive sale and that he often contacted officials about upcoming bids.
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Indianapolis
Elmer Vo
Doc Sherwood
Arthur Mogliner
Sherwood
Mogilner
John G. Tider
Mogiiner
Highway Department
Highway Commission
Virgil W.red. Smith
William E. Sayer
Smith
Sayer
George N Craig
Prayer text from The Upper Room devotion
A devotional prayer invoking humility and guidance to use freedom to help the lost. It pleads guards against causing others to stumble and seeks spiritual direction through the Holy Spirit for Jesus sake. The passage reflects a call to mindful conduct in light of Corinthians guidance.
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Jesus
Rebels occupy hills around Beirut airport
Lebanese rebels seized hills overlooking Beirut International Airport in a surprise thrust. Security forces backed by armored cars and a fighter aircraft struck back, with clashes escalating around Tripoli and near Presbyterian Hospital where 25 Lebanese patients and 42 staff were inside as bombardment rattled the building.
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Brarak
Lebanon
Beirut
Hemlan Vilage
Tripoli
Presbyterian Hospital
Youth Rally Packs Dallas Auditorium to Hear Pat Boone
In Dallas at the Memorial Auditorium about 16 Hee persons, mostly teenagers, attended a Church of Christ youth rally to hear Pat Boone and top athletes. Sponsors said the crowd was the denomination’s largest youth rally. about 2,000 were turned away. Boone carried a blue hymnal and led a chorus into On Jordan’s Stormy Banks. He told reporters the best path to keeping Christians is to get them inside a church.
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Dallas
Jordan
Farmer Hurt By Hay Pulley Near Lebanon
Everett Perkins, a Boone Dunly farmer, was injured Saturday when his hand became lodged in a hay pulley driven by a tractor. Neighbor Robert Strawmyer started the tractor to release him, and Perkins was brought to Witham Hospital where doctors reported damaged finger tissue but no broken bones.
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Boone Dunly
Everett Perkins
RR 2
Lebanon
Perkins
Robert Strawmyer
Straw Myer
Witham Hospital
Plant Officials Seized by 8 Cuban Rebels in East
In Oriente Province eight rebels abducted plant officials Sherman Avery White and J Andrew Poll at the Nicaro Nickel plant. The US embassy says 39 more Americans and 2 Canadians are missing, with Wolkjam still in contact in the mountains. Earlier, rebels seized 10 engineers and an excursion party of 27 sailors and Marines, raising tension as Castro and Batista rift continues.
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Havana
Cuba
Con Wil Park Wollam
Sherman Avery White
J Andrew Poll
Fidel Castro
Fulgency Batista
Wolk Jam
Oriente
Castro
Moa Mining Co
U.S
Guantanamo
Jiso
Wolk
Russell J. Dean Dies at 57 Influential Indiana Figure
Russell J. Dean 57, Indiana Democrat and longtime lawyer with ties to Mayor Bayt, died of a heart attack at his Indianapolis home. A former Marion County deputy prosecutor and state senator attorney, he led the City Water Works Board and owned Dean Investment and Dean Realty. Survived by widow Thelma, son Russell Jr, two sisters and three brothers. Funeral Thursday at Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel with calling after 4 p.m. Tuesday.
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Russell J. Dean
Advance
Indianapolis
North
Boston
Dean
Phillip Bayt
Indiana House of Representatives
Indianapolis City Water Works Board
Butler University
Benjamin Harrison Law School
Marion County
Irvington Methodist Church
Scottish Rite
Shrine
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
Sigma Delta Kappa Fraternity
Shirley Rothers Irvings Hill Chapel
Thelma Dean
Russell J. Dean Jr
Wast? Shere “Rill
West Walnut
Nee
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Boone County Conservation Club
Federal Field and Wildlife Representative
Rochester
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