UN Special Committee Reports on Hungary Revolt
The United Nations special committee on the Hungarian revolt says the uprising was spontaneous and led by students workers soldiers and intellects with parts of the movement including former communists. It notes a free press and radio during the brief freedom and argues that a massive armed intervention by a power to influence internal affairs is international aggression.
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Comutu
Cass County Farm Controversy Over County Farm Sale
The Cass County controversy centers on the county farm with the state Taxpayers association challenging the management and a grand jury recommendation to sell the facility. Cost figures show inmate weekly costs varying across counties and years, with 1952-53 averages around 6.51 dollars and 1955 costs ranging from under 10 dollars to over 13 dollars per inmate weekly in nearby counties.
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Meintaining
Hanes
Cass Catty
Cass Counts
Montgomery County
Audubon
Adair
Cleaning up the H bomb to outlaw usage
The author argues eradicating the H-bomb should be followed by a global arms limitation pact. Even with cleanup words, the threat remains of cities being destroyed in a single blast. Only a universal ban and accord can safeguard humanity from catastrophic fallout and related killers.
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Earth
Governors Gather in Virginia Open Presidential Nomination Gates
Governors from multiple states meet in Virginia and discuss the path to the presidential nominations. The decision on who holds kingmaker influence remains uncertain as Eisenhower and Stevenson are not expected to be central, yet may still sway outcomes when decisions are final.
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Virginia
Sohe
Eysenhower
Stevenson
Editorial Briefs on Royal Worries and Obscene Material Law
London papers fret over Princess Margaret compared to Princess Elizabeth with editors urging self restraint. The Supreme Court upholds a law criminalizing sending obscene matter via mail, a measure aimed at curbing data manipulation and safeguarding the nation, though it may not halt distribution entirely.
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Best score at Rutgers record in world of poultry research
The article reports Rutgers University achieving a top score in a poultry research contest. Officials praise the event for supporting moth research and aiding chicken breeders while noting historical ties to Louisiana steel industry and early production fed by charcoal.
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Atlantic News-Telegraph Publication Details and Rates
The notice lists publication evenings except Sunday and the editorial office details for the Atlantic News-Telegraph in Atlantic Iowa. It cites memberships with regional press associations and provides subscription rates by carrier and mail for various regions including Cass county, other Iowa districts, the U S, and Canada, with terms ranging from one month to one year.
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Iowa
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Canada
Memo Controversy Highlights Newsroom Dilemma Over Security Rules
Washington columnist Drew Pearson argues that new government security rules threaten press freedom by jailing reporters who publish secret material. He discusses Col. John Nickerson’s Huntsville memo, defense industry ties, and the clash between media duties and military secrecy amid missile program debates.
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Donald Quarles
Shaving Misadventure in Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest recalls a home mishap with a safety razor that caused a chin cut. He describes bleeding hailed as stubborn despite using products sold to stop it and closes with a caution to shavers about the dangerous chin area.
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Edgar A. Guest
UK official expects faster science building after plaster collapse
An 800 square foot plaster fall in an unoccupied lecture hall at the University of Kentucky surprised many, but university vice president Dr Leo Chamberlain remained optimistic, saying the incident could speed up the new science building project.
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University of Kentucky
Leo Chamberlain
Air Force Launches Two Missiles at Cape Canaveral Mystery
At Cape Canaveral Florida two missiles were launched in a morning doubleheader, with the Air Force declining to identify the missiles. Reporters described a bright white plume and loud roar, noting neither projectile was believed to be the Jupiter or Atlas tests previously reported.
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John Morton
The
Miami Herald
Surgery For Alcoholics Can Be Hazardous
Dr. Herman N. Bundesen explains the elevated surgical risks for alcoholics. Delirium tremens can develop during emergencies, malnutrition and liver damage are common, and anesthesia must be tailored to the alcoholic patient. If time allows correcting nutritional defects and careful preoperative planning, risk lowers.
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Herman N. Bundesen
M.D
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Federal Jury To Hear Testimony In Hoffa Trial
Detroit Local No. 985 known as the Juke Box Local is alleged to have been bought with wives of Hoffa and an associate on its payroll. John Dye Cheasty testified Hoffa wanted files on Dioguardi Johnson and Conlin while Hoffa sought details from Senate files. Cheasty said the deal involved Buffalino succeeding James as head and that Fischbach aided Hoffa in Detroit union files.
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Detroit Teamsters Union
Jimmy Hoffa
John Dye Cheasty
Brooklyn
Hoffa
Hyman I. Fischbach
Miami
Senate
Cheasty
Detroit
Teamsters
Owen Bert Brennan
FBI
Senate Committee
Johnny (Dio) Dioguardi
New York
Charles Johnson
The
Carpenters Union
John Conlin
Hoboken
N.J
Angeli Meli
William Buffalino
Eugene James
Buffalino
James
Brennan
Pete
Joe
Fischbach
Congressional Committee
Washington 2 Iowa Alien Population by County
Immigration Service records show 11 548 aliens living in Iowa with nearly one fifth German born. York County leads with 1 568 and Linn County second with 557.
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Washington
Iowa
Repoc
York County
Linn County
Lingard divorce ends near five decade marriage
Mrs Matilda Lingard an 81 year old Marion resident was granted a divorce in District Court from William Lingard 78 after nearly 50 years of marriage. She cited cruel and inhuman treatment as the grounds.
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Matilda Lingard
Marion
William Lingard
Lingard
Farmer Killed in Hay Baler Accident Near Eldora
Harold Perkins, 18, a farmer who helped with the hay crop, was crushed to death Wednesday when his arms became entangled in a hay baler on the Frank Sheldon farm nearby. He died at the scene.
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