Residents study the Tu language amid Cold War notices
Schenectady residents push Tu language study as part of a broader American response to Soviet science. An article notes thousands, from youth to adults, engaging in the learning of Russian and related texts, urging libraries and schools to provide translations and facilities to access Slavic literature and Russian science.
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Schenectady
General Electric
Nick Weed
Tom
Ivan
United States
Washington
Smithsonian Institute
Library of Congress
Soviet Union
U.S
Free World
Aspirin Researcher Reports Isolating Migraine Pain Chemical
A SCIENTIFIC team reports isolating the chemical linked to migraine pain. The finding suggests a potential breakthrough for migraine management, but its applicability to other headache types remains uncertain.
National War College program aims to shape long term US security policy
In Washington a program called the National War College gathers top mid career personnel from the armed forces and other agencies. Over a year they study official US policy, discuss ideas, and build personal connections to foster a cohesive, disciplined public service likely to provide steadier direction for American policy and leadership abroad.
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United States
U.S
California Power Struggle Over Governor Race and Right to Work
California politics faces a clash between Sen. William F. Knowland and Attorney General Edmund G. Pat Brown amid efforts to place a right to work initiative on the ballot. The pro Knowland and pro right to work group hire boosts, while opponents aim to derail or redirect signatures. Two counter initiatives propose tax cuts and income tax shifts, with little chance to succeed, potentially benefiting Pat Brown as campaign funds pivot away from Knowland.
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William F. Knowland
Edmund Nrowr
Citizens Committee For Voluntary Unionism
Calsimon If
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Community fund drive hits half way mark toward million
Linn county residents rally for the St Luke hospital building fund with 730 workers taking to the streets as the campaign reached more than half of its one million dollar goal. Updates include new admissions director for Coe College, military retirements, political filings, and local civic notes.
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Linn County
SL. Luke's Hospital
Carpaign
Clarence Keel
Fulton, Me
Coe College
B. R. Averill
Cedar Rapids
Towa National Guard
Bonus bonds for Korean veterans urged at People's Forum
Reader letters call on investors including U S and foreign holders to buy bonds offered for sale on May 27 to assist Korean veterans. Another letter urges parents to require children to work at home and stresses personal responsibility and respect for others.
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U.S.A
Joseph Jindrich Marengo
Ri. 2
Respect Rights First Letter on Park Yard Vandalism
A reader laments public projects damage on Third Ave SE including repeated digging. Yard stakes cost 12c each and 200 ft of cord. both are vandalized nightly. The writer targets youths and urges action to curb destruction and safety concerns.
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Readers invited to send letters to the People's Forum
The Gazette invites readers to submit opinions on general topics. Letters must include the writer’s name and address for printing. Short, pointed letters have the best chance of publication and should be written on one side of the page.
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Gazette
People’s Forum
Time to check point system ruling by Cedar Rapids judges
Local reader urges public accountability of Commissioner Bob Johnson and questions the point system ruling. The writer praises Judges Barnes and Hullinger for legal knowledge while criticizing the commissioner’s stance.
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Hullinger
Bugged Politics and Fiscal Fireworks Retold
In a sharp political vent, the speaker argues that no official is safe if one eye is on the till and finance lacks honesty. Referencing Carter Glass and Barnabas Baruch, the piece critiques taxation, watchdogs, and party politics amid fiscal theater and winter care for public needs.
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Carter
Railroads Need Comprehensive Study to Restore Transport Equity
George Sokolsky argues for an overall study of the national transportation system to balance rail, air, and road services. He cites railroad subsidies and noncompetitive pricing under the ICC, urges public tax data disclosure, and calls for an impartial analysis to restore passenger service and fair competition.
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United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Herbert Hoover
New York
Miami Beach
Wee
Health Q A on proportions and polio shots
Dr. Joseph Mother responds to letters about limb proportions and pituitary myths. He says heredity and disposition matter most, no medications fix limb ratios, and suggests balanced diet. He also notes polio shots do not cause irritability and advises evaluating emotional factors with a physician.
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Cedar Rapids industrialist George Wilhelm on firms and life
George T Wilhelm, president of Castone Products, discusses Metal Crafters exports from Windsor, staff, market scope in Iowa and beyond, and his long career. He recalls wartime service, family roots, a 1925 house design, and plans to travel Africa.
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