Coralville Lake Plan Details Quiet Farm Focus
About 45 residents gathered at the Iowa City civic center to hear the army corps of engineers outline a new operation plan for the Coralville dam and reservoir. Col. Richard Hennessey described a compromise favoring downstream farmers and upstream boaters, with controlled intermediate flooding and a growing season notification by April 21. The plan raises the upper pool from 670 to 680 feet on June 15 and 683 feet for wildlife beginning September 25, while anticipated outflows rise to 4,000–6,000 cfs during the growing season.
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Coralville Dam
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Rock Island
Fritz Burleigh
Burleigh
Iowa
Iowa City
Col
Hennessey
Corps of Engineers
MacArthur calls unbiased history key to freedom at Columbia chair
General Douglas MacArthur urged unbiased teaching as the fountainhead of patriotism and sacrifice during a Waldorf luncheon marking the 12th anniversary of his old soldier’s address. A MacArthur history chair was announced at Columbia University by a Kennedy‑led committee.
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UPI
Douglas MacArthur
Congress
Kennedy
MacArthur
Columbia University
Cicero
Christ
Why Do Teen-Agers Drive That Way
A Parade magazine psychology piece cited by the Cedar Rapids Gazette examines why teen drivers show reckless tendencies and an accident rate far above adults. It urges parents to have teens read the article to understand independence, bravado, and anger influences on driving.
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Parade Magazine
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Parade
Live Better in a Home of Your Own Want Ad
Classified notice highlights Want Ad Classification 50 inviting readers to find a home ownership path. Emphasizes practical guidance and available listings for affordable houses and related services.
U S Responds Calmly to Mire Claims on Cuba
The administration minimizes the Mire charge that Kennedy promised a second invasion. The State Department calls the accusations distorted and vows no war risk will be taken, while seeking continued talks with exile leaders on methods to end Cuban communism. Senator Mansfield urges no abandonment of Cuba and reaffirming action to restore a free Cuban nation.
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Jose Miro Cardona
Washington
Miro
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Cuba
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Capitol Hill
Mansfield
Dmont
Keating Says Cuba Should Not Be Political Issue
Senator Keating of New York says both parties erred on Cuba policy and the Castro regime. He notes he has criticized both Eisenhower and Kennedy administrations and has no conclusive evidence on Soviet missiles.
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UPI
Keating
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Cuba
Marshalltown Paper Cited In Iowa Press Assn Awards
The Marshalltown Times-Republican won first in general excellence in the Iowa Press Association contest. The Estherville Daily News and Delawin Daily Register tied for second. Other firsts included Master Columnist Bernice and Lew Warren of Oelwein Daily Register and Paul G. Norris Jr. of Marshalltown Times-Republican for Editorial Excellence.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Iowa Press Assn
Estherville Daily News
Delwein Daily Register
Bernice
Lew Warren
Oelwein Daily Register
Warren
Register
Paul G. Norris, Jr
Larry Dennis
The
Times-Repubican
Clarence W. Moody
Burlington Hawk-Eye
Creston News Advertiser
Boone News-Republican
INews Earns Honorary Mention For Service to Agriculture
INews received an honorable mention for service to agriculture at the IPA past presidents luncheon where awards were handed to notable contributors.
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iNews
IPA
Poland Remembers Half Million Jewish Victims
In Warsaw a ceremony honored about 500000 Jews who perished in the Warsaw Ghetto and Nazi camps, marking twenty years since the deaths and paying tribute to the victims.
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Warsaw
Poland
Warsaw Ghetto
Biography of Charles de Gaulle on TV 9 Friday
A biography profiles Charles de Gaulle who devoted himself to military strategy and aided France in regaining its freedom. The program airs Friday night on TV 9 at 9 30.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
TV 9
Cedar Rapids Gazette Established in 1883
The Cedar Rapids Gazette is a daily and Sunday newspaper published at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa since 1883. Subscription rates are listed for carrier and mail editions with annual costs for various regions and editions. The Associated Press retains exclusive republication rights for local and AP dispatches.
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Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
Old Farm House Transformed Into Glittering Estate
A Cedar Rapids couple have converted a dilapidated farm house near Swisher into a modern country estate on a 40-acre wooded hillside. They built a residence with picture windows overlooking man-made ponds, turning the site into a showplace to be featured in Sunday's building section.
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Cedar Rapids
Romain Howick
Howicks
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