Senate Call Blocks Pension Bill In Deadlocked Iowa Session
In Des Moines the senate blocked house amendments to the public employees pension bill as both chambers faced adjournment. The call of the senate halted voting until a two thirds majority was met, with Sen. Den Kirk absent and the session stretched past the 100 day mark. The stalemate centers on state aid to schools, education board funding, and the optional versus mandatory pension plan for public employees. A conference panel was named to seek compromises on the disputed appropriations and policy provisions.
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Beardsley Nominee Rejections Spark Senate Clash
DES MOINES The Iowa senate rejected four governor Beardsley nominations including Rep Clifford Strawman to the State Board of Education and former Rep John Hansen to the Liquor Control Commission. Other rejections included Mrs Addison Parker and George Ver Steeg. The chamber did approve several replacements while Beardsley offered no plan for the unconfirmed posts.
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Natural Resources Council
George Ver Steeg
Pella
Scott Ellis
Dallas Center
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Carroll County
Board of Education
Roy E. Stevens
Ottumwa
Ser Beement
Frank Brooks
Mount Vernon
George Keyseth
Clarion
Harald Merle
St. Ansgar
Harold Ennis
Mount Vena
Employment Security Commission
Claude M. Stanley
Corn Ing
Board of Basic Science
David G. Moberly
Twanole
H. Earledar Falls
Trainmen's Union Cancels Walkout in Ohio Strike
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen canceled a 2300 member strike against Nickel Plate Road and its Lake Erie division. A temporary injunction by Judge Adrian C. Newcomb halted the walkout hours before the deadline, avoiding a potential shutdown of 16 000 workers across Ohio Indiana Illinois Pennsylvania and New York. W E B Chase urged local officers to call off the action pending a Tuesday hearing.
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Weather outlook: cool, windy tonight. Sunday milder
Mostly cloudy and cool tonight with winds increasing, low 25 to 28. Sunday partly cloudy and cooler with diminishing winds, high near 52. Early afternoon readings at 2:30 p.m. show temperatures around 45 in multiple quadrants: 45 SW, 45 SE, 44 NW, 44 NE.
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Housing progress report on private construction completion
Washington AP reports that the Housing and Home Fines Agency said Saturday that 51 percent of houses planned for private construction in critical areas are completed.
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Plane Minus Pilot Cracks Up in A-Test
A pilotless Skyraider drone crashed near Nevada test troops during an Atomic Energy Commission nuclear test. Officials said the craft went out of control while attempting to pierce the heat envelope around the fireball. The blast drew 16 congressmen and 2,650 troops as observers.
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Soviet Reply to Eisenhower Speech Signals Cautious Talks
The Pravda front page carried a measured Soviet response to President Eisenhower’s address, urging friendly settlement of disputes while rejecting preconditions for talks. It affirmed readiness for “businesslike discussions” but stressed the Soviet line on disarmament and Korea, warning the West not to threaten atomic war.
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Reds Release 17 Additional Yank Captives
AP reports 100 allied prisoners freed Saturday in the ongoing exchange. Seventeen Americans, four British, four Turks, and 75 South Koreans returned, bringing the total to 600 promised in six days. Exchanges include 136 Americans and 22 British, with others from Colombia, Australia, Canada, and more. Some observers speculate the swap may continue indefinitely as both sides press for continued exchanges amid armistice talks.
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Iowa
Beauty Causes Jam Miss Universe Armi Kuusela Sparks Hong Kong Riot
In Hong Kong a crowd of about two thousand pressed around a downtown store when word spread that Armi Kuusela Miss Universe was shopping there. Riot squads moved in to restore order as she slipped away unseen. The incident occurred during her world tour visit.
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Wounded Man in Bank Hold Up On Chicago Team
ST. LOUIS AP reports a bank holdup near failure as one bandit died by suicide and another escaped. Frank Vito 25 killed himself rather than surrender. Cpl Robert Heitz and two other bandits wounded in shootout at Southwest bank. About 143000 looted. A fourth member known as George fled in a car. Police suspect Chicago planning.
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Frank Vito
Robert Heitz
Chicago
George
Raymond Bruntrager
Walter Scholl
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South Bend Bank
Daylight Saving To Begin Sunday
Daylight saving time begins Sunday as clocks move ahead one hour in areas observing the change. The shift, part of the standard time adjustment, affects schedules and daily routines for residents and businesses.
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New York
Fragmentary index entry catalogs various items
A garbled OCR index fragment lists diverse topics including churches, accessories, meals, movies, and bananas with unclear connections. It mentions numbers and vague actions but no coherent event or names to anchor a distinct story. The readable portions suggest a miscellaneous page item rather than a single report.
Morse Ends 22 Hour Senate Filibuster on Offshore Lands
Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon halted a 22 hour 26 minute filibuster opposing a submerged lands bill at 10 06 am Saturday after speaking since Friday 11 40 am He withstood calls for interruption while reading a student essay as Nixon and many senators stayed away The record pace compares with La Follette and Long's endurance feats in 1908 and 1935 with Morse's stamina aided by tea juice bouillon and tomato soup during the long session
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