Democrats Propose Cash Parity Aid for Farmers
Washington AP Democrats unveiled a farm plan offering direct cash compensatory payments to reach 90 percent parity on wheat corn cotton rice and peanuts funded as part of a soil bank program. The proposal faces GOP opposition and likely presidential veto, delaying farm legislation.
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GOP Women Hear Eight in Iowa Rally Effort
In Dubuque and Manchester eight GOP women spoke at a Democrat rally as part of the Second District Republican tour. Senator Bourke Hickenlooper and others defended farm policy while Ezra Benson was criticized for farming program policy. Conference in Dubuque also named Linn county as district traveling trophy winner with 26 members present.
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Invite Canadians and British to Pacific H-bond Tests
Washington reports the United States invited British and Canadian observers to monitor upcoming Pacific hydrogen bomb tests starting in May. If accepted, they would be the first foreigners to witness a U.S. thermonuclear explosion and the first foreign observers at a Pacific test since Bikini in 1946. The plan includes reciprocity allowing American observers at British nuclear experiments, though some agencies urge limiting invites to British observers only.
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Major candidates flood Eastern Iowa rallies
Frank Nye reports that major candidates from both parties invaded the Second district with Republican noon rallies in Dubuque and Democratic evening events in Manchester. Each side blamed the farmer's plight as the Gazette covered both meetings.
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Seven children perished in Michigan blaze
In Whiteford Michigan seven children aged two months to nine years died when a rural cement-block home burned early Thursday. Father Cooper was held for investigation on possible charges of neglect or accidental homicide as a cousin who lived with them also perished. Neighbors prepared for the children's burial.
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Swimming Pool No 1 Choice for Southwest Park
Cedar Rapids residents favor a swimming pool as the top feature for a new 140 acre park south of Ely avenue and east of Bowling street. A Southwest Civic club poll of 2724 students from area schools shows pool leading the list of proposed facilities ahead of baseball diamonds and skating rinks.
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House Debating Road Measure
Washington delays in debate mark the start of a 2 billion dollar road-building proposal as leaders from both parties expect quick approval. Speaker Rayburn plans a long session, while Russia signals efforts to influence U S disarmament talks ahead of Senate action.
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Eisenhower campaign plan includes six rallies and no train trips
Eisenhower will travel to five or six Republican rallies after the San Francisco convention, averaging one trip every day. A closed television setup will broadcast his speeches to maximize reach. Edward Arnold, veteran actor, died at 66, with a long career in film and radio, including USO work. he leaves a wife, a stepson, two daughters, and a son.
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Altar Boy Burned. Priest Rescues at St Edward’s
In Baltimore during a novena service at St Edward's Church Albert Longshire, 2, caught fire lighting candles. Rev John Kerr leaped from the pulpit and wrapped the boy with a coat, beating out the flames with help from a woman and holy water. The youth suffered serious third degree burns over the upper body.
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Eisenhower Cabinet and Senators Lead New Campaign TV Spots
The plan features Mr. Eisenhower and numerous cabinet members and prominent senators in a 30 minute program exploring major issues. The film will be shot to allow five minute segments and can be used as a campaign kickoff with a four day convention.
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Gold Tells of Giving Soul to Commies at Senate Hearing
Harry Gold, jailed atom spy, testified he gave his entire soul to the Communists after they used psychology to recruit him. He said his espionage began in the 1930s and evolved to stealing atomic secrets, with testimony noting co-conspirators David Greenglass and the executed Rosenberg ring.
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US Removes UN Duo in Sailor Case
United Nations scene amid U.S. action to expel two Soviet representatives over involvement in forcing five seamen to return home. Moscow warned of an upcoming diplomatic flare as it denied accepting blame for the sailors’ return.
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Questions Posed For Hiss Tonight
A Chicago newsman asked three questions before a Princeton audience as River Hiss prepared to speak on The Meaning of Geneva. The questions centered on withheld Yalta notes, reparations, and original Russian documents in preserved files.
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Denial by Seamen Over U S Departure Controversy
Moscow says two Soviet seamen were forced to return home amid beatings threats by U S agents during their departure from New York Last April The United States expelled the two aides of the Soviet UN delegation and refused a return visa for one official The note accuses Sobolev and aides of overstepping their official capacity during the departure at JFK Airport.
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Department
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