Iowa Health Department Needs More Funding and Strength
Governor Hughes contends the public health service must be beefed up amid ongoing Cedar River pollution debates and Hiawatha sewage issues. The editorial argues underfunded understaffing hinders enforcement and public protection, urging prompt action and adequate financing to ensure effective health department work.
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Hughes
Cedar River
State Health Department
Hiawatha
Health Department
Iowa
Cross Purposes for Nature Compiling What Will Wind Up
A discussion on creating a 254000 acre Canyonlands national park in Utah weighs park use against mineral development and grazing. Experts urge parks remain vaults of unspoiled nature with minimal recreation, to shape long term policy and balance preservation with possible future needs.
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Canyonlands National Park
Utah
Congress
Udall
America
Re-emphasis on Safety by Public Safety Commissioner
William F. Sueppel, Iowa Commissioner of Public Safety, commends the forum editor for safety checks after a fatal Interstate 80 crash west of Tipton. He notes support for revitalizing the safety education division with aim to restore its former status and thanks readers for continued traffic safety interest.
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Tipton
Mason City Globe Gazette
Reader comments on teens help and political views
A reader discusses support for teenagers, trust in others, and the cost of hosting parties. The note moves to praise and critique of Sen B B Hickenlooper and Sen Jack Miller on atom bomb testing, censures, and The Gazette editorial stance.
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Sen. B. B. Hickenlooper
Jack Miller
Hickenlooper
The
Gazette
Joe McCarthy
Senate
Wisconsin
Peiping Moscow Rift Rumors Face Nuclear Test Evidence
John Chamberlain argues the Sino Soviet split may be fake but cites 1961 pullout of Soviet atomic experts from Peiping and China’s limited reactor progress. He suggests a Chinese bomb and fuel access would signal Moscow Peiping cooperation, with a wider nuclear family of weapons possible.
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Khrushchev
China
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Heiping
Mao Tsetung
Chamberlain
Russia
Moscow
Peiping
United States Racial Crisis Draws Worldwide Attention
The article surveys international reactions to U.S. integration clashes at Little Rock Oxford Birmingham and other cities. It cites Rusk Stevenson Bunche and Addis Ababa discussions on how racial discrimination harms America’s image and its global leadership. It also notes Soviet criticisms and warns of a possible future fifth international led by Maoist ideology.
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N. Y
United States
Little Rock
Oxford
Birmingham
Cambridge
Savannah
Philadelphia
New York City
U. S
Asia
Africa
U.S
Dean Rusk
U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
South Africa
Rusk
Congressional
Congress
Stevenson
Addis Ababa
Milton Obote
Uganda
Ethiopian Herald
United Nations
London Daily Telegraph
The
South African Union
Platon D. Morozov
United Air Lines Hicks Growth At Cedar Rapids 1953
United Air Lines reported substantial gains in all traffic categories for the first half of 1953 at Cedar Rapids compared with 1952, announced by C. C. McIntyre station manager. Clark DeHaven of Iowa City led the weekly square dance at Bever Park. Mrs Eliot Waples won the city tennis title by defeating Georgia Dennis to reclaim the women's crown.
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United Air Lines
Cedar Rapids
C. C. McIntyre
Clark DeHaven
Iowa City
Park
Eliot Waples
Georgia Dennis
Neighbors report mixed 1943 market, promotions and fires
The Cedar Rapids hog market rose ten cents with top butchery prices at 13.75 and packers at 12.75. Maynard B. Barnes of Vinton advanced to class one diplomat. A tar kettle fire on Third Ave SW rose nearly two stories with no damage. Shangri-la bond drive in Dysart posted 7135.50. quota at 1000. Linncoln 1933 supervisors set 891,900 budget, net tax rise 52,840. Mayor Stepanek denied playground commission abolition. Kathleen Carey won Resorters first flight at Alexandria Minnesota.
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Cedar Rapids
Maynard B. Barnes
Vinton
Third Avenue
First Street
Shangri-la
Dysart
W. H. Stepanek
Kathleen Carey
E. J. Careys
Alexandria
Minn
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the People’s Forum
William F. Sueppel Lowa
Public Safety
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Leary of
Hick Waits
John Chamberlain
Max Harrelson
Associated Press
Ralph J. Bunche
Red
FBI
Washington
New York
Gershon B. O. Collier
Sierra Leone
Saint Peter
Saint Paul
Paul
Nebraska City News-Press
Marx
Switzerland
Comintern
West
Fourth International
Leon Trotsky
Trotsky
Mexico City
Communist International
Jacques Mornards
Frank Jacsons
Fifth International
Southeast Asia
Latin America
Vietnam
Laos
Korea
Harrelson
Bever
Linncoln
Ty Board of Supervisors
George Clark
Sam Rock Hudson
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