UN observers in Lebanon face outside influence claims
The article outlines suspicions that internal revolt is stirred by forces from outside Lebanon as UN observers assess the rebellion. It notes rebel leaders refuse observer access, captures reveal external ties, and Egyptian IDs appear among captives, with potential UN and US involvement if outside influence is confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vooon
Lebanon
Sus Jucwon
U.S
U. N
U.N
Von
Uo No
U. S
Young Trujillo and the Dominican Dictator’s Son
The son of the Dominican Republic’s dictator reportedly spends lavishly on a $2,500 monthly house, gifts for actresses, and a docked pleasure craft while claiming a battleship status. He missed an advanced military school graduation at Leavenworth, provoking his father to threaten U S aid. The piece argues for keeping U S funds at home and for Sonny to earn his diploma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trujillo
Dominican Republic
U. S
Leavenworth
Kansas
Papa
U.S
Sonny
Russia
Communist Methods Change Russian Agriculture to Boost Output
The article argues that Soviet planners continually alter agricultural policy, each tweak edging away from strict communism toward capitalist practices seen in the United States. It notes these adjustments also occur in other Russian enterprises, claiming results fall short of expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
McElroy says no rebuke of Adm Burke over testimony
Secretary of Defense McElroy states he can disagree with Adm Burke’s Senate testimony on defense reorganization without rebuking the officer. He said he was disappointed but not rebuking, and emphasized Burke is a fine officer with no planned assignment changes.
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McElroy
Adm
Burke
Washington (Ap
Defense McElroy
Senate Armed Services Committee
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
Quantico
Marine Base
Defense Department
Regents Award Contracts for Iowa City Lab and Generators
The State Board of Regents awarded Burger Construction Co of Iowa City a $19,900 contract to build a sewage research laboratory at the State University of Iowa. Turbo generator contracts went to Fandel Electric Co of Cedar Rapids for $12,486 and to Dun Gannon Construction Co of Iowa City for $2,937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Board of Regents
Burger Construction Co
Iowa City
State University of Iowa
Fandel Electric Co
Cedar Rapids
Dun Gannon Construction Co
Towa City
Taxi firm seeks franchise to run four Keokuk bus routes
Operators in Keokuk have applied for an all franchise to establish four city bus routes, restoring public transportation after nearly a year without service. The move aims to restart city transit under a taxi cab firm proposal before authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Atlantic Views-Jalagraph 214 Chestnut St Atlantic Iowa Ad Rates
Public notice style ad with publishing details for Atlantic Views Jalagraph at 214 Chestnut Street Atlantic Iowa. Includes editor contact lines and long list of subscription rates by carrier mail and region across Iowa Cass county U.S. Canada and other zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut St. Atlantic
Iowa
News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
News
Atlantic
Congress
Iowa Baily Press Association
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Cass
U. S
Canada
Ike Said He Needed Adams Truths Behind White House Power
Washington column argues Sherman Adams wielded outsized influence in Ike's administration. It cites four interventions affecting SEC hearings, Northwest Airlines vs Pan American, the subversive activities board, and the Boston and Maine merger. The piece questions Adams's sworn testimony and suggests Adams directed access to the President.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
White House
Adams
State Dulles
Secretary of the
Treasury Anderson
Defense McElroy
Federal Trade Commission
Harris Committee
United States
Goldfine
Sherman
Sinclair Armstrong
Securities and Exchange Commission
Kefauver
SEC
Dixon-Yates
House of Representatives
Adolphe
Wenzell
Budget Bureau
Congress
Armstrong
Northwest
Northwest Airlines
Pan American Airways
Great Circle
Arctic
Japan
Department of Commerce
Pan American
Harry Cain
Subversive Activities Control Board
Independent
Boston
Maine
New England
Interstate Commerce Commission
B. and M. Stockholders
ICC
Richard Mitchell
Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Chris Herter
Owen Clark
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A poem describing a father who rents a shore cottage and sends his family away for weekends. He pretends to rest but is busy with chores and repairs, tending water, mowing, building, and fixing the deck and boat while his children play.
Stock bulls bolster prices amid bears fret over bottom
New York observers question if the slump has bottomed as stock averages climb since mid May despite rising unemployment and weak earnings. Bulls insist prices rise will lift profits, while bears expect lower prices and increased short selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ten Tricks With Spades In A Double Dummy Problem
A bridge puzzle discusses a double dummy play where the declarer makes ten tricks with spades as trump by leading the ace of hearts and ensuring the king is dropped early. The analysis explains a sequence of trump draws and discards to claim the balance, with kibitzers and instructors urged to critique declarer’s technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Declarer
John
Runnymede
King Feat
Kibitzer
West
Regyndicate, Inc
Foot Rules Diabetics Should Never Forget
Diabetic foot care guidance urges avoiding barefoot walking, even in backyards, and stresses infection danger. Daily foot bathing and drying, leather shoes, proper fit, and avoiding hot water or tight bandages are advised, with warning that infection worsens insulin effectiveness.
Bulls and bears argue over stock market direction
Bulls contend rising earnings could resume dividends and lift prices as inflation stabilizes, while others warn persistent inflation and rising wages will push prices higher with stocks rising as a hedge. Bears point to a drop in first quarter profits, widespread dividend cuts, and only a few increases, predicting continued volatility.
Prison Courses Proposed for Iowa Inmates
John Hansen of the State Board of Control urged establishing college courses for inmates at Iowa prisons. Liberal arts instructors would be supplied by the University of Iowa, Iowa State College and Iowa State Teachers College. The proposal was made at a joint Board of Control and Board of Regents meeting, but no action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
John Hansen
State Board of Control
State University of Iowa
Iowa State College
Iowa State Teachers College
Hansen
Board of Control
Iowa Board of Regents
Salem Lutheran Homes manager resigns to teach
Allan Hannen, manager of the Salem Lutheran Homes, submitted his resignation to the institute’s board. The resignation becomes effective August 7 as he returns to teaching and accepts a principal post at Mapleton High School.
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Elk Horn
Allan Hannen
Salem Lutheran Homes
Institute
Hansen
Mapleton High School
Iowa Officials Study Proposals for Intermediate School Units
Iowa school officials study plans to form 25 to 35 intermediate units to provide services such as speech therapy hearing and library support. Units would coordinate with the state and help oversee transportation standards and teacher certification with a 40 mile administrative center travel limit. The first Swedish settlement dated 1638 near the Delaware River.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Dwight A. Erickson
Indianola
Warren County
Spirit Lake
State Department of Public Instruction
Erickson
Mately
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Business Mirror
Sam Dawson
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Edgar
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
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