U S Sets Bound on Red China Over Formosa
The President urges a firm line to prevent Chinese aggression toward Formosa, arguing that a clear, enforceable warning will deter further communist expansion in Asia. He contends failure to act would risk wider Soviet and Chinese advances and threaten non Communist areas.
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Baltic States
Poland
East Germany
Austria
Balkans
Manchuria
North Korea
Indochina
Formosa
Congress
U. S
Europe
Korea
Far East
Asia
Face in U S Asian diplomacy and concessions
The author argues the United States undervalues face in Asia. Western emphasis on outcomes ignores East Asian importance of honor, suggesting the U S should protect Chinese dignity to gain concessions. It also notes China’s moves to cause U S lose face and cites fake confessions as evidence.
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U. S
Asia
United States
Anthony Eden
U.S.A
Chiang Kaishek
Formosa
United Nations
Chiang
Ike
Changes in Town Liquor Laws Spark Bootlegger Debate
The article argues that liquor law changes fail to eliminate bootlegging. It notes bootleggers persist despite high licenses and taxes. It suggests two remedies: allow unrestricted sales or enforce laws rigidly, advocating the latter as the sensible first step before further changes.
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Towa
Aeronautics Committee Seeks Three Bills in Des Moines
The House Aeronautics Committee filed three bills sought by the State Aeronautics Commission. One would return unclaimed gasoline refunds used in aircraft to the commission. Another would hold pilots liable only where wanton negligence is shown. The third would permit seaplane pilot training on certain Iowa lakes.
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Des Moines
House Aeronautics Committee
State Aeronautics Commission
Commission
Iowa Highway Commission
Iowa Lakes
Atlantic News-Telegraph Rates and Publication Details
Publication information for the Atlantic News-Telegraph outlines pricing by carrier and mail, with annual and shorter-term options. Rates differ for Cass county, nearby Iowa, elsewhere in Iowa, U S, and Canada. Editorial staff include F D Simpson as editor and contact lines for news and business offices.
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News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
Atlantic
Iowa
Congress
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Cass
U. S
Canada
Ike War Fear Fades as China Policy Debate Rages
In a Washington column Drew Pearson weighs the odds against a general war, noting Eisenhower’s risk in defending Quemoy and Matsu and the strategic play between Dulles and Radford. The piece traces GOP isolationist strains, Eden’s pressure moves, and past policy battles shaping current tensions with China.
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Drew Pearson
Ike
China
Vote to Consolidate Marshalltown District Results in New Community District
Residents across seven of nine Marshall County school districts voted to join a new Marshalltown Community School District. The measure passed 1 005 to 221, expanding the district by about 40 square miles and adding roughly 200 students to the next school year enrollment.
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Marshalltown
Marshall County
Marshalltown Independent
Iowa Senators to Install Four Microphones in Senate
Des Moines reports lawmakers plan a four mic trial in the Senate chamber after Sen J G Lucas said prices ranged from 486.80 to about 700 for eight units with extra wiring. If not kept after a brief period, the contractor will remove them at no cost.
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Des Moines
Senate
House
J. G. Lucas Or-Madrid
J.T. Dykhouse
Lucas
MacArthur Birthday Prompts Push for General of the Armies Title
Columns recount General Douglas MacArthur turning 75 in Los Angeles as bills seek to bestow the rank General of the Armies. The piece argues his Korea War stance proved prescient, notes tensions with Washington and Britain, and links Asia's rising era to his career and views amid ongoing debates over China and Manchuria.
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MacArthur
Douglas MacArthur
Los Angeles
Far East
Korea
Manchuria
Republic of Korea
Undaries
United Nations Command
Frazier Hunt
Washington
Asia
Russia
Europe
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
United Nations
General MacArthur
United States
America
Paper delivery deadline notice for Atlantic city routes
Residents on Atlantic or city carrier routes are reminded to report missing newspapers by 7 p.m. to ensure delivery issues are logged for the day.
Custodian Quits Job To Audit Uranium Claims
Denver custodial worker Jim Provo aged 42 says he will quit his job to pursue uranium claims offered at one million dollars flat and possibly many times that amount. He prospected weekends and vacations for four years and reports a real find with a brother-in-law in the bleak mountain country between Gunnison and Saguache Colorado.
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Denver
Jim Provo
Provo
Gunnison
Saguache
Colo
Eisenhower to skip news conference on Formosa policy
President Eisenhower will not hold his regular Wednesday news conference this week. He says he does not want to have anything more to say while his Formosa defense policy is pending in Congress.
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Arthur
GOP
Joe Martin
Ike
Congress
MacArthur
Joe
Truman
Korea
New Joe
Dulles
Tachen Islands
Formosa
United States
Tachens
Acheson
Chiang
Radford
Dean Acheson
General MacArthur
Eisenhower
Arthur Radford
Siberia
Mid- Pacific
Air Force
Iwo Jima
Chiang Kai-shek
U.S. Navy
White House
Russia
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Washington
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