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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1958
Page
8
TV interviewer Steve Allen discusses ratings, rival shows, and vacation plans. He rejects a feud with Ed Sullivan, notes room for multiple programs, and explains family balance, collaboration with wife Jayne, and sons possibly following him into entertainment.
The Smithsonian announced it will display Winston Churchill's 35 favorite paintings this week, a diplomatic reply to Chicago's snub of royal British art. The event is expected to draw a record crowd while Nobel prizes are valued at 208000 Swedish kroner, about 40000 dollars.
Dr. Virgil M. Nanchez of the University of Iowa criticizes the national mood and the impact of a Soviet satellite on US prestige. The piece also questions whether the public can be sold on the idea that internal revenue taxes serve the people, while Lloyd Nolan references a TV series about federal tax agents.
Televised schedule fragment lists programs and host references with unclear phrasing and several garbled items. It hints at segments featuring familiar names but lacks clear times or networks for reliable details.
Washington dispatch says Khrushchev's growing power in the Soviet leadership appears to yield cruder actions that threaten East West relations. Moscow pushed UN Security Council to direct U.S. to halt SAC bomber operations, a move officials saw as a risky test of Western resolve. State Department analysts note Soviet worries about hydrogen bombs and ICBMs undercut their boast of balance of power, signaling possible shifts in war and peace dynamics.
The article notes Khrushchev’s volatile decisions after Stalinist methods and a growing power push. It cites Soviet Premieres performing at a parade, US Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson critiquing Soviet rhetoric, and warnings that reeducation and firmness may intensify as power concentrates.
Reports say the Riviera ordered Lady Docker expelled after a banishment by Monaco. Cannes served the order as officials noted a missed formal invitation to a reception involving her 9 year old son. The tumultuous case involves British interests and Turkish demonstrations nearby.
The Very Rev James A Pike explains prayer as more than an SOS in May Reader's Digest. He argues daily living gains dimension when life is lived under God for God and with God. The issue includes 31 other uplifting articles to nourish the spirit and emotions. Get your copy at newsstands today.
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