Soviet Attacks Ike Arctic Plan at United Nations
At the United Nations the Soviet Union blasted Eisenhower's Arctic inspection idea. Arkady Sobolev urged a summit to decide safeguards, arguing talks would isolate the USSR. The United States pressed for limited aerial and ground inspection discussions despite Soviet opposition.
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Record Low Temperatures Across Iowa
Iowa awoke to record cold Tuesday with Cedar Rapids and several cities posting new April 29 lows. Cedar Rapids dropped to 24, a record for April 29, while Davenport and Council Bluffs also logged historic lows. By afternoon, a rebound to the 40s and 50s began as growers assessed minor frost damage.
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Herriett
Nehru Seeks Retirement From Government Amid Call for Guidance
New Delhi AP Prime Minister Nehru, 68, told Congress he wants to retire from government to fit himself for great tasks. He urged the party to grant guidance as it prepares an extraordinary session to consider his decision. Nehru noted his long tenure and said stepping aside could help him respond to international threats and India’s challenges.
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Senate Approves Pension Fund Accountability Measures
The Senate passed a broad pension and welfare fund control bill after days of debate, with support from labor groups and opposition from some Republicans. The measure would require fund registration with the Labor Secretary and public accounting, narrowing evasions while targeting felony conflicts in fund governance. In Iowa, related actions included a mistrial motion in a tax evasion case against the Reshek brothers as they face charges for evading 76438 in taxes 1941 53.
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Tax Cut Urged If Public Works Fail to Speed Up
Senate Democratic Leader Johnson warned that without faster public works spending the nation faces recession, urging a tax cut as an alternative. He criticized administration pace while Eisenhower met with Republican leaders to discuss the economy, with Knowland saying no newPressure or decisions on tax cuts were made.
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Suez Agreement Signed by Egypt Aiming to Restore Ties
RCME AP reports Egypt signed an accord to compensate Suez Canal Company shareholders for the waterway seizure in 1856. The pact marks a step toward normal relations between Egypt and Western powers.
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Measure from hearings on benefit funds leaders Ives Kennedy
A bill developed from hearings on benefit funds chaired by Senators Ives and Douglas. They co sponsor the measure with Senator Kennedy and aim to examine plans from the past seven years covering a limited number of benefits.
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Senate Approves Military Pay Bill After Vote
Washington AP reports the Senate passed a bill to raise pay for all armed forces personnel. The measure carries an estimated first-year cost of 576 million dollars with a 7 to 0 vote. The bill moves to the House, which approved a larger 683 million allocation.
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Unemployment Relief Bill Clears House Action
A disputed 714 billion unemployment relief bill cleared for house action by the rules committee on a split vote. It would allow up to 16 weeks of federal unemployment benefits funded from the treasury with debates on floor amendments and potential Eisenhower veto considerations.
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Employment Shows Increase Over March
Washington reports a rise in employment from March to April with total employed at 62,907,100 and unemployment falling seasonally. The gain is largely due to spring agricultural and related activities, with many new workers being homemakers or students reentering the labor force.
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Regents Eye New Site for SU Housing
Regents study a new location for permanent married student housing at SU. Strawman and Strawn outline possible sites and cost impacts, noting utilities add about 4 500 of 13 540 per unit. Married students protest rent hikes and plan leases. a 72 car motorcade headlines the opposition.
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Canoeist Uses Teeth to Save Two in Mississippi Rescue
In St Louis on Monday night Howald Shearman, 39, in a kayak canoe saved two men after their motorboat overturned in rough Mississippi River waters. He grabbed them with his teeth and towed them to safety while Ernest Rettin, 41, and William Archie, 38, clung to parts of the craft.
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Jet Pilot Nearly Averted Collision Over Las Vegas
Flight incident near Las Vegas on April 21 involved a jet fighter nearly colliding with another aircraft as it banked frantically to avoid a miss. Civil Aeronautics investigation led by JCAB chief Golestein examines if the wing tips sheared off and whether the plane avoided a disaster by a split second.
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Rank-and-Filer Seeks Teamster Monitor’s Scalp
A filed civil action in a New York federal court targets Chad Schmidt, a Teamsters monitor, seeking removal and replacement. The suit, brought by rank-and-file members, aims to block Hoffa's influence and appoint a new neutral figure to oversee the union.
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GM Tells Union Contract To Die On May 29
Detroit General Motors served notice to the United Auto Workers that the current contract could end at midnight on May 29. Union and GM executives remained far apart as talks continued, with the companies and UAW trading proposals on extensions, wage increases, and cost-of-living protections.
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