Washington secrecy row echoes George Washington precedents
Drew Pearson notes Admiral Strauss and Ike aides cite Washington’s handling of confidential papers to Congress. He traces early Congress access to presidents' papers, contrasting 1791 Cabinet deliberations with modern secrecy, and cites Strauss’s refusals in the Dixon-Yates matter and commerce hearings.
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Congress
Ike
Strauss
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Eisenhower
United States
Joe O'Mahoney
Weming
Tom Hennings
Missouri
Admiral Strauss
Bill Rogers
Truman
White House
Russell Wiggins
Washington Post and
Times Herald
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Federal Bar Journal
General St. Clair
House of Representatives
Thomas Jeff P
Ib T “Hamilton
Ferson
House
Democratic Party
Jeffersen
Republican Party
Hamilton
Jefferson
Wiggins
Republic
England
Jenfferson
Madison
Monroe
Beil Syndicate, Inc
Strange World Reflections On Modern Struggles And Paradoxes
A reflective piece critiques surplus storage as wasteful and wages for unperformed work. It notes land kept fallow for income, wartime prep as a cost never realized, and the desire for leisure as a societal aim. It also highlights highway suicides as a major personal challenge.
No Deal With Khrushchev Deemed Impossible by Writer
The author argues Khrushchev seeks only gains for the Reds and rejects compromise. Proposals by him or his envoys would be a victory for the Reds if accepted. The piece asserts the Reds never keep promises, so they cannot be dealt with, as agreements are always lies.
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Khrushchev
Reds
Weather discomfort index proposal rejected by critics
A group argues a new weather reporting system using a discomfort index from temperature and humidity would pressure the public about how uncomfortable to feel. They urge weather bureaus to stick to weather data and let individuals judge their own discomfort.
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Weather Bureau
Hamilton F Herter Wins Praise in Geneva Handling
Secretary of State Herter, new to the role, earns high praise for his Geneva conduct. He remains firm without pugnacity and outlines a sound Geneva program. He stays steady against Red Scare tactics and holds his own among seasoned diplomats.
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Herter
Fatlon
Geneva
Red Buster
Row Flares At Electronic Firm Negotiations
Sioux City AP reports a heated round of notes between the International Association of Machinists and Wincharger Corp amid talks over a wage increase and plant moves. Weinig says unions refuse to bargain while management remains ready to meet. rumors of a Chicago move and 300 layoffs surface as labor seeks 18 cents an hour. The firm, maker of motors and transistors, faces a shifting radio division.
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International Association of Machinists
R. F. Weinig
Eny
Eady
Eady To Iypeet Ith ‘the ‘Union
Weinig
Gra Lodge
T. Smith
Lam
Chicago
Sioux City
Wincharger
Poppies Ready in Des Moines for Disabled Veterans
More than 40 000 crepe paper poppies are prepared in Des Moines for sale by the American Legion. Proceeds go to disabled veterans and their needy children. The poppies are made by the disabled as a charitable effort.
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Des Moines
American Legion
Atlantic News-telegraph subscription rates listed
The notice lists subscription prices for the Atlantic News-telegraph and affiliates. Rates vary by delivery method and location, including carrier in Atlantic and Cass counties, mail within Iowa, elsewhere in Iowa, other U S destinations, and Canada, with terms ranging from one month to one year.
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Atlantic
Cass
Iowa
U. S
Canada
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A light verse about a woman losing her appetite and spirits. The speaker jokes that she has not fallen ill but merely quarreled with her beau, preferring patience over medical intervention.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Surfaced Secondary Roads Increase in Iowa Over Five Years
Iowa reports a 10 percent rise in surfaced secondary roads from five years ago, adding over 9,000 miles to reach 78,483. Unsurfaced roads declined by more than 7,000 miles as some were vacated.
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Ames
Iowa
State Highway Commission
Carl F. Schach
Commission
Early Gardeners Replant After Mid May Freeze
Lookin Around by F D S reviews gardening notes from a neighbor describing a 20 by 60 foot concrete garden with holes in the surface for better warmth. The method claims no weeds, warmer soil, and a longer growing season aided by angle worms and fertilizer.
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Atlantic
C. W. Bootjer
Beresford
8.D
Record setting master in contract bridge match
The article outlines a high stakes contract bridge play featuring B Jay Becker as top record holder. It details a specific deal with South’s defense and mistakes, including the failure to protect a critical run and the resulting loss despite efforts.
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B. Jay. Becker
Fitness Of Our Youth- In An Alarming Rut
An article by Hermen N Bundesen discusses youth fitness concerns raised by the Presidents Council on Youth Fitness. It argues modern society favors machines over physical activity and urges adults to provide active, meaningful experiences for children to develop lifelong health and discipline.
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Hermen N. Bundesen
M. BD
Council On Youth Fitness
Fearn Enertien
Ateat
Creecnet
J. E
Tam
Features Syndicate, Inc
Enlarging Gift Goat Community School District May Vote
A May 3 election will decide enlarging the Gift Goat district by absorbing about one township in Pottswattamie County. Cass Montgomery and Bernie county boards approved after April 17 hearing. Voters in all three districts must consent with 12 noon to 7 pm voting at designated polling places.
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Pottswattamie County
Cass
Montgomery
Bernie County Boards of Education
Cass County Court House
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