Housing Bill Awaits Action By President
The United States faces a veto risk on a 1.375 billion housing bill aimed at a two year program. President Eisenhower weighs options with ten days left as Republicans forecast veto. If vetoed, Congress may push a new version renewing FHA mortgage insurance, dormitory loans, and limited urban renewal.
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Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Maurice H. Stans
Norman P. Mason
Federal Housing Administration
Four in Syndicate Trial Jury Selection Underway
Judge Dale J. Holder presides as eight potential jurors remain with preemptory challenges. defense and government continue to question prospective jurors about prejudices and knowledge of the case. The gambling ring, alleged to have taken over 3 million in wagers and evaded 325 thousand in taxes, targets defendants led by Buck Sumner and Joey Jacobs among others.
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Dale J. Holder
Holder
U.S
Don A. Tabbert
J. Firman Dodd
Terre Haute
Alberta P. Armstrong
Indianapolis
Dodd
Joseph Traum, Sr
Edgar M. Wyatt
Traum
Albert Henry Beck
Jasper Painter
Emory D. Bruner
Corydon
Harold Curtis
Rushville
Chester Black
Spencer Insurance
Edmund Cissna, Jr
Internal Revenue Office
Cincinnati
Wyatt
Charles L
Buck) ‘Sumner
Joey Jacobs
Jules Horwick
Leo Shaffer
Chicago
Philip Share
Irwin Gordon
Las Vegas
Nev
James Tanner
Detroit
Jacobs
Horwick
U. S. Department of Internal Revenue
Kellogg's All-Bran Promotes Regularity
An Easy daily half cup of Kellogg's All-Bran helps fight constipation by providing bulk without harsh laxatives. The ad claims millions rely on All-Bran to stay regular and urges trying it for 10 days to see results.
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Kellogg's
Summer Workshop Orchestra to Present Concert Thursday
Eight music directors will conduct the Indiana State Teachers College Summer Clinic Orchestra in a 8:15 p.m. concert Thursday in the Student Union Building auditorium. The public is invited with no admission charge. James Barnes, ISTC associate professor of music, directs the workshop and clinic, which draws high school musicians from across Indiana for intensive instruction in strings winds and conducting.
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Indiana State Teachers College Summer Clinic
Student Union
James Barnes
ISTC
Indiana
Mr. Barnes
Arthur D. Hill Jr
Martinsville High School
Robert Coppedge
Terre Haute Symphony
Dale Spurlock
Bridgeton High School
Woodwinl
Bill Diekhoff
Terre Haute
Carroll Cecil
Hartford City
Bridgeton
Martinsville
John Mooney
Hammond
James Aitken
Honey Creek
Ersel Burgess
Greenup
Marilyn Monroe Reported Better After Operation
New York June 24. Film star Marilyn Monroe is in excellent condition after an operation and is expected to leave the hospital Friday. The surgeon, gynecologist Dr Mortimer Rodgers, said there was no evidence of pregnancy. Arthur Miller stated the procedure was corrective and that both spouses want children. Monroe has had two miscarriages.
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New York
Marilyn Monroe
Mortimer Rodgers
Arthur Miller
Miller
Marilyn
Indiana State Teachers College to Open Summer Book and Supply Exhibit
Indiana State Teachers College will open its Summer Book and School Supply Exhibit in the Women's Gymnasium tomorrow through Friday noon. About 60 to 70 companies will display textbooks workbooks encyclopedias maps globes magazines and school supplies with company reps on hand to answer questions. The event is co sponsored by ISTC and the Indiana Bookmen's Club.
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Indiana State Teachers College
Otis G. Jamison
Istc Education Department
Indiana State
Indiana Bookmen’s Club
Istc Beta Lambda Chapter
Phi Delta Kappa
the Elks Country Club
Dept. of Education Psychology
Capehart Seeks Purchase of Mutual Broadcasting System
Senator Homer E. Capehart says he and a Washington attorney may buy Mutual Broadcasting System. Theodore Franik travels to New York to discuss terms. Mutual, now owned by Malcolm E. Smith Jr. and partners, has changed hands multiple times since 1957 and operates as a program and time sales broker for 450 stations.
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Washington
Homer E. Capehart
R-Ind
Mutual Broadcasting System
Capehart
Theodore Franik
New York
Mutual
Malcolm E. Smith Jr
Smithtown
N. Y
Smith Group
Scranton Corp
Scranton
Frantz Named to Lost Creek School Board
Welby Frantz executive vice president of Eastern Motor Express was elected to the Metropolitan School Board of Lost Creek township to fill the vacancy left by Karl Fenrich who resigned to move to Chicago. Thomas Roberts named treasurer. The board approved construction of a new cement block storage room on the high school building, about 14 by 32 feet.
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Welby Frantz
Eastern Motor Express
Lost Creek Township
Karl Fenrich
Chicago
Thomas Roberts
Robert Farr
Girl Slashed in Backyard Argument
Mary Moothery, 17, of 1413 South Fourteenth Street, was slashed on the left cheek during a backyard argument with a young man Tuesday. She was treated at St Anthony Hospital and released. a warrant was issued for the youth identified by the girl.
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Mary Moothery
South Fourteenth Street
St. Anthony Hospital
Central Eastside Merchants Meet for Breakfast Session
The Central Eastside Merchants Association will hold its regular monthly meeting tomorrow with a breakfast session at 7 30 am at Paul's Restaurant. The program includes showing films from the successful Central Eastside Spring Promotion.
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Central Eastside
Iran May Seek UN Action Over Soviet Propaganda
Shah announces possible United Nations action against Soviet propaganda aimed at Iran. Iranian parliamentary leaders have urged intervention while the Soviet Union rejects demands to halt its press and radio campaign.
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Teheran
UPI
Iran
United Nations
Soviet Union
Valley Moose Legion to Initiate 50 Candidate Class
A Moose class of about 50 candidates will enroll in Wabash Valley Legion No. 90 at the Loyal Order of Moose Lodge on East Wabash Avenue Friday evening. The event also marks Legion No. 90s 40th anniversary with roughly 375 members and officials expected.
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Wabash Valley
Utah
Grand North Moose
The
Legion of the Moose
Chicago
Bock
Salt Lake City
Hoosier Heart Legion of Indianapolis
Moose Memorial Park
Mt. Olivet
Loyal Order of Moose
Legion Council
Ridiculous Days Declared in Anamosa for Bargain Weekend
Anamosa Chamber of Commerce designates Friday and Saturday as ridiculous days offering ridiculous bargains at all stores in town. The events aim to attract shoppers and boost local commerce with playful branding.
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Anamosa
Iowa
Chamber of Commerce
Enrollment Ceremony for Moose Candidates and Officials
A dinner for candidates and officials with invited guests is set for 6 30 p.m. The enrollment ceremony follows at 8 p.m with a dance to conclude the evening. The event will be hosted by the ladies of the Moose.
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Ladies of the Moose
Wa bash Valley Hams Plan 24 Hour Field Day
Seventy Wa bash Valley Amateur Radio Association members join 10,000 hams nationwide in a 24 hour Field Day emergency drill June 27 28. Stations will operate from Isaac Walton Club Cloverland using generators tents and antennas.
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Wabash Valley
WVARA
Isaac Walton Club
Cloverland
Wm. H. Siebenmorgan
Wm. L. Gaskins
Cochairmen
WWARA
QST
Senators Seek U N Charter Review Ahead of 1962 Conference
Sixteen senators led by Sen Joseph S Clark propose a presidential call for a conference before 1962 to review and revise the United Nations charter. Fourteen House members join in urging action to push for a comprehensive charter review.
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Washington
APD
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
United Nations
House
U.N
MANN PLANS LIBEL SUIT FOR CRAIG
Ex Governor George N. Craig served notice on publishers of the Indianapolis Times that he plans libel suits over alleged false references tied to the Indiana highway scandals. Damages sought were not disclosed. actions will be filed in Marion County Circuit Court, attorney Hansford C. Mann of Terre Haute said.
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George N. Craig
Indianapolis Times
Scripps-Howard
The
Times
Craig
Hansford C. Mann
Terre Haute
Mann
Marion County
Mistakes Parents Make in Child Discipline and Family Relations
An advertisement for Better Homes & Gardens July issue warns on common parenting mistakes. It highlights inconsistent discipline and meddling relatives as hazards and offers guidance to improve parent child relations with the issue.
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Better Homes & Gardens
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