Chance of Reform May Break Senate Seniority Rule
The retirement of Representative Barden of North Carolina could elevate Powell to the chair of the Education and Labor Committee. Powell opposes southern Democrats on civil rights and is often absent, making him the man the South would least want as chairman. If seniority falls, ability may become the key measure for committee leadership.
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Congress
Barden
North Carolina
Powell
Base Education and Labor
Blundering Castro harms Cuba’s revival with U.S. policy
The piece accuses Castro of blocking U.S. investment and tourism, claiming he undermines Cuba’s development by seizing American property and driving away American visitors. It argues such actions hurt the economy and contradict the need for foreign income and products.
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Castro
U.S
Propery
Cuba
Tie
Danger in Algeria Threatens De Gaulle Government
The piece warns that a fall of De Gaulle’s government over Algeria could plunge France back into instability and decline, with reforms needed though painful, as De Gaulle remains the sole force capable of guiding the nation and its Western European role.
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de Gaulle
Algeria
France
Schwengel Won't Enter Senate Race in Iowa
Congressman Fred Schwengel of Davenport announced he would not enter the U S Senate race to replace Senator Thomas E Martin. Four Republicans compete for the GOP nomination in the June 6 primary while Gov Herschel Loveless is the sole Democrat candidate. Schwengel cited multiple candidates from Scott County and reluctance to split the party as factors in his decision.
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Davenport
Fred Schwengel
U. S. Senate
Thomas E. Martin
Iowa
Herschel Loveless
Elmore County closes school lunchrooms over hepatitis outbreak
In Eclectic Alabama, all Elmore County school lunchrooms have been closed indefinitely after 62 reported hepatitis cases. School Superintendent Ross McQueen announced the outbreak and ordered the facilities shut to contain the liver infection also known as jaundice.
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Eclectic
Ala
Elmore
Ross McQueen
Citlantic News-telegraph Adv Rates and Postal Details
The Atlantic Iowa paper lists subscription prices for all delivery options including carrier, mail to Cass and nearby counties, rest of Iowa, U S and Canada. Rates cover 1 month to 1 year with varying regional premiums and payment terms.
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Atlantic
Cass
Iowa
U. S
Canada
Kefauver probes blocked by Dawson amid drug price debate
Washington column reports Sen. Estes Kefauver’s drug price disclosures were blocked by Rep. William Dawson. It details Dawson’s alleged reorganization of Blatnik’s probe into cigars and drugs, plus a Mobile highway inquiry halted by Dawson after influence from Frank Boykin.
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Estes Kefauver
William Dawson
Chicago
Dawson
John Blatnik
Minnesota
Mobile
Ala
Blatnik
Frank Boykin
White Citizens Councils
Ku Klux Klan
Kefauver
Ashtray art and driftwood figures by Iowa man
Waterloo AP reports C. J. Filer, a retired Rock Island Railroad agent, carves driftwood into figurines including an ashtray for chain smokers with lung cancer. He finds pieces along the Cedar River and creates life like sculptures while his wife jokes about them coming alive. The piece mentions a 1,000-year-old Nohdrams with wood fires as footlights.
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Waterloo
C. J. Filer
Filer
Cedar River
Rock Island
Newspaper Delivery Contacts by Route and Area
The notice lists phone numbers for East Side West Side Highland LaVista and Zurfluh additions and Fairlawn area routes. Residents on the Atlantic city carrier route should call before 7 p.m. if they do not receive their paper.
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Highland
LaVista Place
Fairlawn
Zurfluh
Atlantic
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A reflective poem urging brothers to treasure present days and friendships while they endure. It emphasizes making lasting memories before time silvers the brow and moments fade into the long ago. The piece frames current years as rich, joyful, and worth recalling with warmth.
Guests Attend Reunion at Mrs Arnold Home
Guests from Minnesota and Iowa gathered at Mrs. Carl Arnold’s home for a reunion last Sunday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Connor of Rochester, Iva Waters of Charles City, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eddy of Greenfield, all visiting the aunt and uncle.
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Minnesota
Cumberland
Carl Arnold
Hubert Connor
Rochester
Minn
Iva Waters
Charles City
Fred Eddy
Greenfield
Arnold
Reading the story of a bridge hand by Becker in Masters
North South play a defensive misstep yet strategic clues emerge as West’s queen high spade, East’s ace of spades, and West’s presumed ace of hearts guide declarer to a one-trick loss. The column emphasizes deduction and correct play to secure four hearts.
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South
West
Weat
East
Declarer
King
Res Syndicate, Inc
Emergency Home Delivery Guide By Dr Bundesen
An article presents steps for husband assistance during an emergency birth at home. It covers keeping calm, calling a doctor, preparing a clean birth area, care for the newborn including handling the sac, umbilical cord, and afterbirth, and when to cut the cord. It emphasizes careful, stepwise actions and having a helper.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Ex Miss America Balances Fame With Next Steps
Ex Miss America Mary Ann Mobley discusses life after her 1959 reign. She pursues acting under Lee Strasberg and singing, rehearses for a CBS show Be Our Guest with George de Witt, and works to prove she can stay in the spotlight as herself.
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New York
America
Mary Ann Mobley
Central Park
Mary Ann
Lee Strasberg
CBS
George de Witt
Steindler Home to House Iowa School of Social Work
The State University of Iowa will use Dr. Arthur Steindler’s home to house its school of social work. The physician and surgeon died last July and the university has leased the property with an option to buy. The adjacent large home will also be used for the school, which is currently in wooden barracks.
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Iowa City
Arthur Steindler
State University of Iowa
Steindler
SUI Medical
University
SUI
School of Social Work
Cat settlement ends marriage over 16 cats in Boulder
Margaret Mundt hedgecock won an annulment in District Court. Kenneth Mundt gained custody of 16 cats. Judge Dale E. Shannon ordered the ex-wife to pay $25 monthly for three years or until fewer than five cats remain, to support the animals. A random note on Egyptian plover crocodile feeding follows.
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Boulder, Colo
Margaret
Kenneth Mundt
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