Council Bluffs Nonpareil (Newspaper) - September 9, 1956, Council Bluffs, Iowa Accent On Lift Our Need For More Knowledge One of the surest antidotes to the poisons of whether on a local or tion scale would be for more of us to broaden our knowledge of the universe in which we live The vastness of space the millions of suns and systems the ness of all tion and the destiny toward which all kind is being J R Perkins whirled would if we should pause long enough to contemplate it all beget in us a more proper sense of eternal Without attempting to ing the important of the ing patterns of our lives it is not too much to say that chatter about disputing and even vilifying one another in so doing is often trivial It is seldom o to justify the heat of our controversies Our ing becomes rational only through pur closer cooperation We all use a literary word the broader outlook the understanding ol things now beyond our view and the pursuit of knowledge of our origins of the sublimity of creation itself We are too en- grossed with the few clods on with the rels engendered by our very proximity in standing on them and with so little awareness either of what clods are or our common origin in their dust Men go to war over a way over who owns what and how much of the natural es of a nation and of the whole planet even over theories of of economics of politics religion itself And the last word in ence is to narrow their range of vision and feed the fires of dice and passion to gain power for a limited group on the spacious assumption that they and they alone best express the minds and the good of all What the world than its ways too localized is to sense Hie danger to society that lurks in a too passionate attachment to little things expanded beyond their real value ESTABLISHED 1857 COUNCIL KfV to SOUTHWESTERN IOWA VOL 253 SECTION A COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 9 1956 Three News Comics PRICE 15 CENTS GOP To Pick Site For Election Office Pottawattamie County licans will pick a for their Campaign headquarters Tuesday evening Wylie King of Hancock county chairman said a meeting of the central committee has been ed for p m at Hotel Chieftain The committee said King would select its headquarters lay plans for the fail campaign and finances He said all county Republicans are invited to attend King also announced he will at- lend the state Republican kickoff Thursday at Des Jowa Republicans will be- discussing national and state campaign strategy at the D e s Moines session Iowa Daily Press Chooses Officers DES MOINES Clarence W Moody editor and publisher of the Burlington Hawk Gazette Saturday was reflected president of the lowa Daily Press Assn Howard B Wilson editor gf the Carroll Daily Times Herald was elected of which is holding its an- meeting here through Sunday Member publishers oi the group Moody as a member of board oJ directors and elected three new members to the They are Robert Woodward of the Dubugue Telegraph Herald Ro- bert O'Brien of the Council Bluffs Nonpareil and Simpson of the Atlantic Tractor Total Loss Following A SAC CITY jf A tractor raised at 56.000 was a So- a Sre the Halmberg garage here Saturday A being used jn re- pairing tractor apparently ig- gas in the vehicles tank The was so 51 ra the sarage but other damage was No one FIRE DESTROYS PLANT A fire of undetermined origin swept through the three-acre plant of Grain Co at lower Calif Saturday destroying cattle feed and grain bins Eleven fire companies finally controlled the blaze that apparently started in a feed bin Wirephoto Announce New Highway Route Stretch Unveiled LINCOLN vay Department Sunday unveiled the blueprint for the stretch of the new interstate highway The plans have been approved by the U.S Bureau of Public and the giant probably the most grandiose single building endeavor in Nebraska history is off the ning The stretch which eventually will become part of a double ribbon of roadway ng westward clear across the state will cost an estimated million dollars to build ing to State Engineer L N Ress Nebraska will have to foot about million dollars of that calculated Tne federal ment will supply the remainder The job already is rolling Ress Acquisition of right of way and engineering h a v e been Can Prepare Maps Aerial photos of the entire route have been taken so consultants can prepare contour maps Ground controls have been permitting the tion of way in 60 to 90 days and some actual tion should be under contract next year Ress said The entire 61 mile project should be completed in three years he added For the right of way the will buy a strip of land at least 250 feet wide The bulk of the land to be acquired is farm no point does the inter- state follow an existing road Itinerary Heralded By More DES MOINES More Democratic state chairman an- Saturday the itinerary for Adlai Stevenson the party's nominee when he to Iowa Sept 22 to address a Field Days audience near The nominee wiH arrive in Des by air at Newton at 11 ajn ar- rive at Newton Senior High School lor a box lunch at eave for She SeM days sate at p.m and arrive there at Summerfield Will Address Odd Fellows OMAHA Postmaster Arthur E Summerfield will be the principal speaker at the In- convention of the In- Order of Odd Fellows and affiliate bodies opening here will speak at a banquet in the civic auditorium Monday Sept 17 honoring the tional head of the I 0 0 F Grand Master H Saunders Anglea Nashville Tenn 10 Beauties Selected As Semifinalists ATLANTIC CITY N J JP Blonde Marian McKnight old Manning S C Beauty day night won the Miss Finalists Miss Alabama Anne Ariail 19 of Birmingham Miss Arizona Barbara berg IS of Tucson Miss California Joan Beckett IS Sacramento Miss Canada Dorothy Moreau 25 of Montreal Miss Chicago Sandra Stuart 22 Moss District of Columbia go Lucey 20 Other Semifinalists Miss Hawaii Jere Wright 20 Mary Ann with the School Board Grew 19 of Wellington j and Daly company officials Miss Massachusetts Jewel 1 K E kelson of the Daly com- 18 of Boston Miss South Carolina Marian McKnight 19 of Manning Underpinning Urged At Edison ISC Experts Propose Stronger Foundation A recommendation by two Iowa State College building experts for halting the damaging settlement of the front wall of Edison School was turned over to consulting architects School Board president Harry Voss said Leo A- Daly Go archi- have been instructed to ceed with a detailed study of the situation and its tion Dr Donald T Davidson and Merlin G Spangier of ISC posed underpinning of the wall foundations after viewing the Saturday morning Underpinning is a way of strengthening the foundations to stop ier explained No Cause For Fear Spangier told the board there is no reason to condemn the school nor fear for the safety of the children However this has gone to the point where it ought to Spangier is a structural neering consultant and Dr son a soil specialist at Iowa State inspected building in Thanksgiving Day Comes On Nov 22 WASHINGTON case you ing Day comes on Nov 22 this year the fourth Thursday in the Sometimes there is confusion when November has five days as it does this year According to tradition the fourth Thursday is the day normally claimed by presidents ever since George Washington set aside Nov 26 1789 as the nation's first Thanksgiving Day alerted temporarily when dent Franklin D Roosevelt picked the Thursday in No- the holiday Congress later passed a Thanksgiving should be ed on the fourth Thursday President Eisenhower probably will make it official this year with a proclamation in Dismisses Tax Evasion Case Suit Had Involved Suez Canal Talks Settled Water way Dispute SAC CITY Iowa income tax evasion case against Leonard X Hassett former county tenance shed foreman at Denison was dismissed by District Judge Cooney Saturday on motion of the state In moving to dismiss the case the state said there was lack of sufficient evidence to justify ing the prosecution to trial ing of a jury panel had been scheduled to start Monday Robert K county at- torney of Crawford County who is jointly handling cases against Hassett and Chriss M Olson of Manilla in cooperation with the at- torney said ison that dismissal of the Sac City case does not affect status of other income tax evasion cases against Hassett Intent Stated The state's intention Brannoh said is to go to trial on an income tax scheduled against sett for Oct Grove It is the Brannon said to try income tax evasion cases against Olson beginning with one set 17 at Jefferson Olson former Crawford County currently is being tried at Jefferson on a conspiracy indictment The various cases against Olson and Hassett were moved to other counties from Denison on motion oi defense at- for a change in the place of trial The income tax evasion cases are the first ever brought in Iowa under state statutes according to Iowa State Tax Commission ials Oii The Inside Educational Unit At Walnut Grove The new educational unit at Walnut Grove Baptist February of 1955 and asked to be J monument to a lot of NO BEATING HER It's getting to be a Mrs George Seidleman of Ionia Mich For the sixth straight year she won the husband calling contest at the Michigan State De- troit Mr Seidleman says her hallo is downright musical Wirephoto 8 Miles Of Jerusalem Archaeologists Discover called back if the settling con- They made their tion at a Saturday afternoon pany said a complete analysis of the problem be made be- fore we make a recommendation I think the wall will need under- pinning but we will study it be- fore making any tion Spangier and Nelson said there are several methods of Sorrell Wouldn't Fly Like Anderson OMAHA Frank Sorrell of Syracuse Democratic candidate for governor Saturday said that if elected he fly around the county in a high-priced plane like Republican Gov tor E- Anderson There's plenty to do here in our own state Sorrell said I would work more for finding in- Grant escaped unhurt uses for farm products Saturday in a motor car collision be dedicated Sept 16 Story and pictures on page SA City officials have started to dig out their cold weather ache pills although winter is still a season away Turn to page for story and pictures What do you like most about living in Council For the j answers obtained by the j ing Reporter turn to page j j The sixth annual Donia Day was a lively success Saturday at ning and that the most 1 Macedonia See page 68 for cal and most practical should be used Cory Grant Unhurt COPENHAGEN Denmark for one thing Iowa Traffic Deaths Sept S Sept S 2955 150 miles west of Copenhagen So did all others involved Police said Grant was a passenger in a car a friend was driving toward this city and it was hit by a ish car attempting to cross the highway and pictures j The summer long pumping program that water from the Missouri River PHILADELPHIA American archaeologists have discovered toe Biblical Israelite city of Gibeon near eight miles north of Jerusalem Gibeon mentioned times in the Bible in the Old Testament as one of the royal cities Archaeologists believe the j Jewish city was built before B.C and was at the peak ol its life from 800 to 600 B C Tile University of Pennsylvania Museum announced the discovery today It said parts of Gibeon's fortification and its water system had been excavated during the summer by an expedition sored by the museum and the Church Divinity School ol the Berkeley Calil Identification of as the site of Gibeon came with the dis- covery of three storage jars in- scribed in Hebrew script with the address of their owner the an- said Of IK Acres Tne city covered an area of about 16 acres the museum said and was surrounded by a wall 10 feet wide enlarged at vital points to 26 feet Fortified towers were built at ine wide spots most spectacular the announcement said was a pool cut from the solid j rock and large enough to contain j a three-story house It is believed that this pool is j that mentioned in Chapter 2 of the i Second of Samuel as the scene of the famous match be- tween the men of Abner Saul's and Joab the captain of dug into the pool for seven weeks without finding the bottom They had followed a stone circular stairway 35 feet down which served it was said as an access for the Gibeon people to the pool's water level The capacity of the excavated the pool was estimated at gallons Showdown Nears In School Fight More Guardsmen Ready Kyi more units of men moved into Sturgis and by Camp Breckinridge as this town neared a showdown in conflict over school integration Hundreds of extra troops were ordered in for what Don acting commissioner of public safety said would be a showdown Monday when reopen in Sturgis and nearby Clay About 100 Louisville guardsmen reached Sturgis Saturday ing Five hundred state troops from and Russellville were assembling at Camp State Adj Gen Williams j i said two FBI agents were in j j gis investigating possible I of civil liberties j t i Crowds WASHINGTON AP The Suez Canal talks in o were reliably reported Saturday to have failed com- to settle the critical over who will ate the vital waterway Authoritative diplomatic officials who reported this Saturday said Egypt's President Gamal Abdel has refused to budge in lis determination to keep A control of the canal despite angry ern protests Nasser seized the canal and nationalized its ing company July 26 No compromise appears ble at this time the officials said between Egypt's view and a rival plan backed by IS nations ing the United States Britain and France The proposal would have created an tional board to operate the mile waterway while at the same time recognizing Egypt's nationalize the Suez Canal Co Secretary of State Dulles ried about the international of Nasser's stand was reported considering an appeal to the United Nations Security cil a move reportedly favored by Britain Dulles understood to be softening his previous opposition to such a move provided sions can be limited to the tical question of how to operate the canal and divorced from the dangerous international tensions already aroused A final meeting with Nasser was arranged Tor Sunday night in Cairo by the iee which has been seeking since last Monday to persuade him to agree to the international control plan Courtesy Farewell Well-posted diplomatic ants said however this meeting would be in the nature of a tesy farewell The main purpose they said would be to get approval of their report which records the conflicting views on how to settle the lem No recommendations for sible compromises or suggested next moves are contained in the summary they said Unless Nasser suddenly decides to reopen talks a move not fore- seen the group pack up and return home after the Sunday session to report ure of tiie talks This information confirmed Cairo reports Friday that the talks had ended in complete lock without furnishing even starring point for new tions No Alternative i But To Resign LONDON foreign affairs spokesman de- clared Saturday Prime Minister Eden has no but to resign if talks with President Nasser fail to resolve the Suez crisis Alfred Robens who would be- come foreign secretary if the bor party returned to power soon said the Conservative governments policy was based on a show of force and has failed completely Vote To Maintain Segregated Schools to Lake Manawa will come to an j end Wednesday For a story on j what it accomplished turn to i page j Other Nonpareil Building David's The expedition was to have Chuckle people Some i art o have made to A j i Farm the check ve got to n Deaths i hand it to them Build Up Continental Strength Famed Radiologist Dies In Turin Italy TURIN Italy SP Prof Mario Ponzio 73 famed underwent 19 for radium brans here Saturday highest honor gold medal lor valor ordered for him by President Health Assn Meeting OMAHA The sixth annual meeting of the Nebraska Public j Health Assn will be held here Thursday and j He conduct a news at p.m meet at p.m and begin his address at 2 p.m Stevenson will leave JOT Des Moines at 3 p.m and depart by plane from Des Manes at p.m More said Sheriff of Moines be in charge of the will mod Stevenson Des take Newton Don C bury of chanty cratic chairman wiE be in charge of Stevenson's visit Jasper County Boy Cut In Eye Leonard Brown 5 of Persia underwent emergency surgery Saturday night at Jennie mundson the knife with which he was whittling slipped and him in the eye No condition was available U.S Tactical Air Force To Change Balances warming Trend In Weather Bv ELTON WASHINGTON Air Force with more units and planes abroad than based at borne is preparing to change the balance and build its continental strength This TOOTS is the latest in the trend to place mare and more re- liance on swift mobility and the rapidly mounting firepower of clear weapons and missiles De- creasing military manpower also is reflected jn the programs The Tactical Air Fence operates She fleets d jet and light bombers guided siles the airlift transports for ground forces and tactical naissance The reduction in size of nuclear weapons with The high speeds and extended ranges o aircraft has given the C FAY Tactical Air Farce striking approaching that of the Strategic Air Command Earing the last two years TAC has developed an ial plane system which provides it with swift al mobility Plan Under She new plan to build up the balance of tactical at home TAC wse only part of a full wing has been used ly an Air Force spokesman ex- Saturday This be She Work of the rotation plan adopted by TAC and similar to that by SAC TAC tactical command says the over- j aggressor of OT all strength oj the j types of war wings with a planned There are no plans for the to about 50 by a year from j Strategic Air Command to fe present ratio of unit strength overseas under the tion program Pentagon men said Like TAC the ranee bomber has RALEIGH re- Since Tuesday angry crowds i turns from Saturdays election crowding that North Carolina baa overwhelmingly approved a con- amendment Lather Hodges supported as a means of maintaining public schools With 705 of the state's 2.047 reported She for the against 35.076 had nat the be approved by amendment elections in local units on if tion intolerable and to wod to private for rfi to attending an people have amind High against trie enrollment of nine students Eleven miles away at Clay mobs Friday blocked the street to the hilltop from the IT a time Xo National Guardsmen were in Cay tot said state ers br hand remain the same Under the new program the units TAC the zone of interior continental United wll be increased by reducing Jorees de- ployed overseas Jack Of An Weyland calls TAC Jack of all trades in the iness for a variety of jobs support of groand forces air strikes into enemy and the nse of medium range guided like the Tne gradual trend Southwest will continue for the next days the Weather Bureau said j 11 will be sunny and warm I around Council Bluffs Sunday j j a Jg deployed both in Europe and the day a with early Monday i far East toder Siis plan go for I Matador several traits of an approximate six-month tow of j are deployed in Europe Just as duty then are replaced by other j SAC serves as a deterrent Jo fire United States j bal war Weyland says TAC is a Gen O P Weyland chief of j Jo Jhe by an From some jng 55 io 60 decrees Organization members in Europe Saturday's here have corae expressions of alarm reached 74 degrees at p m of impending For the first time since of American Army manpower day the mercury was ex- to stay above the gree mark all over the state day Except for the rising here should be no change in pleasant weather locally for at least wo days in the Western defense line A spokesman said day in answer to a question that there is no pkn by the of Staff to reduce combat forces either in Europe or the Far French Troops M Nationalist Rebels ALGIERS Algeria T French troops Saturday reported killing 34 nationalist rebels and ing larse stock of arms -n tered Algerian clashes There was no report of French losses The biggest dash was east of in the ment where a French unit met a band while searching some Nine rebels were slain the French said
