Cass County Democrats rally for Western Iowa reform targets
At an Atlantic rally Democratic leaders praised a strong slate and pledged to win the county ticket. S. H. Rudolph Jr. condemned lobbyist gifts and urged western Iowa tax dollars to fund a state teachers college. New candidates were named for county recorder and treasurer with many other local posts discussed.
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Cass County
Atlantic
S. H. Rudolph Jr
Western Iowa
Western
White House
Marjorie Woolsey
Lucille Baxter
Marie Lehman
Dick Buffington
Henry Petersen
Robert Mackrill
Fred Ehrman
Floyd Quick
Denny Barringer
Robert Boseck
Cass
Emert Euken
Constance Neary
Wiota
Lilian Scholl
Tom Burns
Anita
Arthur Goeken
Roger Christensen
Maine
Malcolm Pollock
Rt. 3
Harald Z ¥Mer
Rt. 2
Rt. 1
D. W. Mathisen
Dorothy Malone
Eileen Smiley
Floyd Spies
Leroy Hawes
William A
Leo Glynn
Gene Kopp
Anta
Darlene Euken
Viola
Marvel Pollock
Charles Stowe
William Grulke Jr
Lenore McGovern
Bruce Blake
Carl Barnholdt
Audrey Tlawes
Don Hartkopf
Wallace Cunningham
Eleanor Waugh
Robert Waugh
Ed Schrader
Lee Gregersen
Don Blake
Lucille Alff
Frank Hardenberg
Lewin
Earl Casey
Sarah
Weekend weather outlook with scattered showers
Partly cloudy Saturday night with scattered showers in the northwest and warmer conditions in the southeast. Lows in the 60s. Sunday, partly cloudy with more showers across the northwest and cooler conditions in the northwest, highs in the 80s southeast. Monday, partly cloudy and slightly cooler.
Bennett seeks all Goldfine records in Adams inquiry
Representative John Bennett demands full access to Bernard Goldfine records as House investigators probe the relationship among Goldfine, Adams and Eisenhower aide. Fresh testimony from John Fox fuels denials about payments and housing arrangements, while Hagerty and Brinkley challenge the allegations.
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Washington
John B. Bennett
R-Mich
House
Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Bennett
Boston
John Fox
Goldfine
Adams
Eisenhower
Fox
Boston Post
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
NBC
David Brinkley
Dorothy Bo Kerr
Federal Trade Commission
Dr Louise Pound Dies In Lincoln Nebraska
Dr Louise Pound an 86 year old scholar author and educator died today in Lincoln Neb She was sister of Dr Roscoe Pound renowned authority on law and former Harvard Law School dean Pound taught at the University of Nebraska for 50 years and headed the English department before retiring in 1915 The news item also notes a trip home from a wedding and visits by Mr and Mrs LeRoy Oder and Lloyd Oder of Villisea
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Lincoln, Neb
Cap
Louise Pound
Roscoe Bound
Harvard Law School
Pound
University of Nebraska
Vagabond Sea Lion Sparks Toledo London Zoo Feud
A runaway sea lion named Cyril sparked a cross border ownership dispute after a long swim from London Ontario to the Lake Erie region. Toledo Zoo officials tranquilized and captured him in Sandusky Bay, while London officials contested ownership.
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Toledo, Ohio
Cyril
Toledo Zoo
Springbank Park
London
Ont
London Public Utilities Commission
Phil Sheldon
Earl Nichols
Mary Sue
Stewart Killingsworth
Teledo Oo
Sheldon
Lake Erie
California
Pacific
Thames River
Lake St. Clair
Detroit River
Maumee River
Sandusky Bay
Skelton
Dan Danford
Zoo
Danford
Miners Trapped as Flooding Hits Honsoeda Mine in Japan
In Fukuoka, 25 miners remain trapped as rescue efforts stall due to heavy water leakage and risk of cave-ins. Seven of 32 miners escaped Friday afternoon about 250 yards from the entrance when underground water surged in. Two pumps could not drain the pit overnight.
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Fukuoka
Japan
Honsoeda
Ike Faces Democratic Resistance Over Foreign Aid Plan
President Eisenhower's appeal to restore overseas aid funds faced stiff Democratic opposition as the House Appropriations Committee sliced 872 million from his request for the next fiscal year. Key cuts hit the Development Loan Fund and direct military aid while Sen. Mansfield warned of a possible Senate fight to restore or increase the funds.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
House Appropriations Committee
United States
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Mansfield
Mike Romanoff Becomes U S Citizen After Renouncing Title
Hollywood AP reports cafe society figure Mike Romanoff, 63, is sworn in as a U S citizen by a federal judge after renouncing any claim to the Russian prince title. Congress did not pass a bill to grant citizenship.
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Hollywood
Act of Congress
Mike Romanoff
U.S
Romanoff
Congress
Cuba Tries To Free Rebel Hostages
Rebels abducted an American and two Canadian engineers from a Moa Cuba mining camp as U S officials and Cuba seek release. U S Ambassador Earl Bobo Smith expected release soon and unharmed while Castro forces face internal and foreign pressure.
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Havana
Cuba
Iu U. S
U.S
Earl Bobo Smith
Moncon
U.S. State Department
Raoul Castro
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Sierra Miestra
Moa
April Castro
United States
Batista
John Schissler
California
Moa Bas Mining
Castro
Baal
First Loan Allocations For Jobless Benefit Announced
The Labor Department reported 37.4 million dollars in emergency federal loans to eight states and territories to finance a 50 percent extension of state unemployment pay. The move follows a weekly drop in insured unemployment as outdoor work resumes seasonally.
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Washington
API
Labor Department
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Labor Departments
Employment Security Bureau
British diplomat accused in Czech espionage case
Police say a British diplomat attempted to smuggle out Czech military secrets from Prague, offering money to a Czech official. Bedford, expelled from Czechoslovakia, allegedly tried to pass notes on at frontier crossings with Machacek. The Foreign Office confirms Bedford held sensitive posts and denies wrongdoing.
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Honboon AP
Porenea Service
Foreign Office
Cech Eibasis
Baie Pace Bedford
Crechostouvakia Oon Whaeves
Basin
Taadishow Machaceh
King Too
Che Gudntry
Forern
Beaford
Oserretars
Che
Prade Firibasss
Amr
Macaceh
Fedford Wiig
Machaceh
Price trend dominates week of mixed economic signals
News from New York notes mixed indicators as focus shifts to price trends. Steel wages rise 20 cents, US Steel delays steel price hikes, copper prices under pressure, and a broad ripple of higher costs in canned goods refrigerators autos and construction materials.
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New York
Compines
Amaconda Co
Amaconda Mastaree Co
Picasso in French Red Dispute Sparks Museum Closure
Paris frail in a political clash as de Gaulle allies and French Communist factions clash over art. Jean Berthout orders the Peace Museum at Nathan’s southern Palmier to reopen safely, but a safety audit prompts its Sunday opening amid protests and a broader debate on state intervention in art.
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Minster
Pdhieathon
Jean Berthout
Pheassas Museuim
Nathaurs
Battle of Tripoli Flares Up Killing and Wounding Dozens
In Tripoli and Beirut a 12 hour overnight battle between government and rebel forces left eight dead and about twenty wounded, many by stray bullets. insurgent reports say the fighting, part of a seven week crisis, involved heavy artillery and jets as security forces repelled multiple assaults.
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Tripoli
Berut
Beirut
Maan Karami
Rashid Karami
Camilo Chamoun
Karami
Basta
Mt. Tereel
Probe Crash of Stratotanker at Westover AFB
Teams from the Air Force, CAA and aviation industry examine wreckage of a Stratotanker that exploded after takeoff killing 45, including six reporters and seven crew. The incident halted a York to London record attempt as two earlier KA135s set speed records. President Eisenhower expressed shock at the loss.
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Westover Air Force Base
Masc
Air Force
Civil Aeronautics Administration
National Aeronaultics Assn
Erie Geo
Donald W. Saunders
Athens
Lightning Claims Life Of Lexington Youth Milking Cow
Con ley Standafer Jr., a 16 year old, died after being struck by lightning while milking a cow in a Lexington barn. The cow and barn sustained no damage.
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Lexington
Conley Standafer Jr
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