Synagogue and Negro School Dynamited in Jacksonville Riot
In Jacksonville Florida early Monday a synagogue and a new Negro school were dynamited in the citys first outbreak of racial disorder. A dynamite cache at the Jewish center blew in windows and doors, with a later bomb damaging the school estimated at twenty thousand dollars. No injuries or arrests reported.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Jewish Center
Hom
Po- Ee Stitt Roca
R. C. Blanton
Grimm
Schoel
Van Allen Differes With Ex General On Space Agency Policy
A civilian scientist and a Pentagon official clashed over Eisenhower's proposed space agency. Dr James A Van Allen argued the civilian use of space should lead with weather and scientific aims while noting military potential exists but should be defined later. General Herbert Loper said Cold War pressures will push the agency toward military work in time.
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Washington
Pentagon
Eisenhower
Space Agency
Herbert Loper
Genecak
Secretary of Defense
Atomic Energy
House Space Committee
U. 35
James A. van Allen
University of Town
Agriculture Department
van Allen
Tragic Tractor Crash Kills Three Teens Near Clinton
Three teens died and four more were injured when a farm tractor collided with a car on a country road six miles northwest of Clinton, on Sunday afternoon. The deceased were Donna Proulx 19 Marius Robert 18 and Ralph Cuizen 19 all from Clinton vicinity. Injured who were in good condition at Winton hospital were Ronald Dixon 19 Robert Luther 15 Gene Kendrickson 17 and Richard Schoel 23.
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Loerville
INS
John Kirk van Devender
Adel
Loeerville
Fern
Lake City
van Devens der
Dean Kiney
Lohrville
Clinton
Here
Donna Proulx
Marius Robert
Ralph Cuizen
Winton Hospital
Ronald Dixon
Robert Luther
Gene Kendrickson
Richard Schoel
Fualansie
Marion Shaban
Maries Pade
Iowa Traffic Toll Reported After Collision
The crash near the scene involved a tractor operated by Scheel who lives a half mile north. The car was driven by Dixon with teenage occupants. Authorities identified the riders and noted the April 1957 date in the report.
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Scheel
Dixon
Dismissal of Faubus Suits Upheld in Integration Case
The U S Court of Appeals upheld the dismissal of Gov. Faubus of Arkansas and others in suits challenging government actions to enforce integration at Central High School in Little Rock. The court rejected Faubus' appeal against using National Guard troops to keep Negro children out and sided with Judge Ronald Davies in all actions brought by Mrs. Clyde Thomason and Margaret Jackson of the League of Central High Mothers.
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ST. Louis
Faubus
Arkansas
Central High School
Little Rock
US S. Court of Appeals
National Guard
Clyde Thomason
Margaret Jackson
League of Central High
Ronald Davies
Sweden to receive U S aid for nuclear reactor work
Washington officials said the United States will contribute 450000 dollars toward building a 4.294 million dollar nuclear research and materials testing reactor in Sweden. The U S will also make the necessary atomic fuel available.
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Washington
U.S
Sweden
Tractor accident kills John Nissen near Wearing
John Nissen farmer west of Wearing dies Monday morning when his tractor overturned. He was pinned against a plow after the crash. Nissen’s son Elmer witnessed the incident as his father worked in the field. The body was taken to Wallace Funeral Home.
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Dallas
R. R. Scrivner
Ian Reth- Nissen
Elmer
Lets
Wallace
Iowa Tax Commission Cannot Divulge Names
In Des Moines the Iowa Tax Commission cannot reveal names of individuals who failed to file state income tax returns or those who filed delinquent returns. Attorney General Oscar Strauss wrote the opinion at request of the Tax Commission, noting such disclosures would imply deliberate wrongdoing.
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Des Moines
Iowa Tax Commission
Norman L. Erbe
Commission
Asst
Alty
Oscar Strauss
The
Tax Commission
L. B. Forsling
Anthon
Britain Announces Nuclear Test Over Pacific at Christmas Island
Britain said Monday it would test a nuclear device over the Pacific, with officials stating fallout would be negligible. The test was set for Christmas Island, where preparations for hydrogen bomb activity have been underway.
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London
Britain
Pacific
Christmas Island
Repeal Fails on Taft Hartley Amendment in Senate Vote
The Senate rejects a 50 to 33 amendment to repeal a Taft Hartley section barring a striker replaced in a plant from taking part in a representation election. AFL-CIO backs strategy to reject all amendments to the labor bill as leaders push for final action by nightfall.
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Washington
Senate
Momnitay
Afl-Cio
Johnson i
Texas
Cardinal Stritch Has Arm Amputated En Route to Rome
Samuel Cardinal Stritch the 70 year old archbishop of Chicago had his right arm amputated just above the elbow to treat a blood clot. The operation was performed by Dr Pietra Valdoni in Rome while he prepared to take up duties as pro prefect of the Vatican worldwide mission activities. The cardinal woke soon after and felt fine with no pain and was expected to stay about two weeks in hospital.
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Oy Frankow
Rome
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Chicago
Pietra Valdoni
Stritch
Vatican
Filippo Reccchi
Vatican Medical
Malif
James Ryan
Brazil
Monkey Escape Ends As Parks Men Shoot Four
Four escaped zoo monkeys terrorized Cedar Rapids area causing property damage and roof damage before park staff used a 122 caliber rifle to remove them from a treetop on Woodland River SE. The four cost about 25 dollars each and prompted fears of bites. authorities deemed the nuisance over after capturing three of the group earlier.
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Cedar Rapids
Bever Park
Potter's Field
Corrai
Gardner
Nehru Plans Tiger Area Vacation in May
Prime Minister Nehru will start a two month vacation in late May in tiger filled areas. Home ministry sources said the trip will be his first long break in nearly a year.
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Nehru
New Delht
Eisenhower Campaigning Role Mapped for 1952
Senate and House GOP campaign chairmen plan active Eisenhower participation in the drive for congress. They aim to rally support for his program among Republicans who have given less than full backing. Booths and conventions in California and across the nation are noted as shaping the effort.
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Eisenhower
Nose Cone Lost in Ocean Had Mouse as Passenger
CAPE CANAVERAL INS reports an Air Force effort to launch a mouse in a nose cone aboard the Thar Able missile toward Ascension Island failed when the second stage malfunctioned. The nose cone and payload fell into the Atlantic and could not be recovered.
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Mouse
Sy Darrell Garwood
Cape Canaveral
Ins
Air Force
Anwriva
Lonely Ascension Island
Africa
UAW Plan Seeks Price Cuts and Pact Extension
The United Auto Workers proposed extending contracts to September 10 to enable a clearance sale of 1.85 million unsold cars with price cuts on 1958 models. The plan, offered to GM Chrysler and Ford, would retroactively suspend part of the 10 passenger car excise tax and seek unemployment benefit extensions. Ford, GM, and Chrysler indicated they would study or reject the idea as talks broke for the day.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
iChrysler
Ford
T Ito
John Bugas
Chrysler
One–Way Streets Go Into Effect With Minor Hitches
One way streets began Sunday across Cedar Rables, Cedar Rapas area with smooth rollout. Traffic rose as regular and curious drivers tested the change, though some sped mistakes and left turn issues surfaced near Sixth Street and Second Avenues. Officials promised signals at the problem intersection and urged caution in church zones. Continued on Page 2.
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Bob Johnson
Johnson
Carl Badger
Sixth Street
Second Avenues
Janagan
Second Avenue
Third Avenue
Mass Jump Called Off at Fort Campbell
Fort Campbell Ky general Westmoreland halted a mass parachute drop after a misstep by his aide and gusty winds caused near‑ground instability. He noted a safer landing standard and recalled the past deadly winds that have postponed the event.
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Fort Campbell
101St Air
Ayest
W. C. Westmoreland
Stillman Hazeltine
Eisenhower urges Khrushchev to join Arctic aerial inspection plan
President Eisenhower appeals to Premier Khrushchev to join an Arctic region aerial inspection program as part of disarmament talks. The move follows Russia's rejection of a nuclear test ban study proposal and ties to U.N. Security Council discussions led by Henry Cabot Lodge.
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Marvin J. Arrowsmith
Augusta
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Arctic
Kremlin
Alec Laionsentlee
Russia
Soviet Union
U.S
U.N. Security Council
Counsy
Henry Cabot Lodge
Krushchev
United States
Bitter cold grips regions as forecasts warn of sleet and wind
The forecast noted winds across several regions with subfreezing temperatures and potential showers. Reports described a northern cold front bringing sharp temperature drops, high winds, and a mix of rain and sleet in parts of the area.
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