Dr Samuel H Sheppard Freed On 50000 Dollar Bond
Dr Samuel H Sheppard, 30, released from county jail on 50000 bond after first degree murder charge moved to grand jury for the July 4 slaying of his wife in Bay Village. Judge William K Thomas noted no evidence to deny bail while state opposed. bail set pending grand jury action.
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Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Bay Village
Criminal Courts
Rich N. Shep
Common Pleas
William K. Thomas
Thomas
Aioe
Refugee Plane Crashes in Laos Killing 46
A plane evacuating Vietnamese refugees from Hanoi crashed in southern Laos Sunday, killing 46. Most victims were women and children. Three of the four French crewmen and a Vietnamese woman and child survived. It was the first crash in the large airlift from the Red River delta north Viet Nam.
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Saigon
Indo-China
Hanoi
Laos
Red River
Viet Nam
Britain Opposes Formosan Shield Plan
London reports Britain rejected including Formosa in the protection area of the allied defense pact for southeast Asia. The stance was announced Monday and affects regional security arrangements with Asia.
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Britain
London
Formosa
Eastern Iowa hit by heavy thunderstorms and outages
A powerful morning thunderstorm lashed Eastern Iowa early Monday. Cedar Rapids reported power outages and 55 mph winds with hail in spots. Toledo and Tama suffered trees down and a damaged roof at the Merle Abbe home. Power was restored by dawn and crews worked to locate a fault on the Reinbeck line as Des Moines recorded strong winds.
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Lowa i J
Cedar Rapids
Toledo
Tama
Central Iowa Telephone Company
Iowa
Electric Light and Power Company
Toledo Heights
Merle Abbe
Abbe
Esca
Penick and Ford
J [Street
Linwood
Westland Acres
Vernon Heights
Light Company
Reinbeck
Dysart
Des Moines
Poles Flee by Sea in Rattled 12-Foot Canoe
Two young Polish refugees paddled from behind the Iron Curtain to Bornholm in a 12-foot plywood canoe. The craft arrived battered after a two day 55 mile sea crossing. Police say the travelers used a bottle of hair lotion for its alcohol warmth while aloft. They were detained awaiting asylum decisions from local church groups and authorities.
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Copenhagen
INS
Bornholm
Southern Baptist Church i
Missouri Synod Lutherans
Asylum Church
Visser’t Hooft
Oxnam Seeks World Peace Drive by Church Council
Bishop G Bromley Oxnam announced at the World Council of Churches plenary that the assembly will pursue an all out peace campaign centering preaching of the Prince of Peace. He urged unity, openness among churches, and noted 1500 delegates from 161 churches in 48 nations gathered in Chicago for the ecumenical gathering.
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Oxnam
Church Council
Evanston
G. Bromley Oxnam
World Council of Churches Assembly
Washington
WCC
Council
W. A. Visser’t Hooft
Netherlands
America
Visser't Hooft
Asia
Africa
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Chicago
Visser’t Hooft
Vatican
Christ
God
Savior
Soldier Field
First Methodist
Hromadka
Czechoslovakia
Dutch Denounce French Plan for EDC Treaty
The Dutch government called France proposed amendments to the European Defense Community treaty an impossible basis for agreement among the six prospective partners. The Hague statement, issued Monday, rejected the French plan as unworkable.
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the Hague
Congress settles dairy price supports with Eisenhower backed bill
Conferees approve a compromise farm bill after dropping a plan to raise dairy price supports to 80 percent of parity. The package includes flexible supports 62 to 90 percent, a 2.5 billion dollar surplus crops set aside, new wool subsidies, and Benson authority to manage surplus dairy via various methods. The bill also directs 50 million dollars of fluid milk purchases annually for schools.
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Washington
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Agriculture
Benson
Senate Shed
Eaenson Weraily
Eisenhowers to Fly to New York to Register for Absentee Ballot
President and Mrs. Eisenhower plan a Tuesday flight to New York to register and apply for absentee ballots for the upcoming November 2 election.
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Washington
Eisenhower
New York
House Backs Red Ban Substitute for Senate Bill
The House approved a substitute bill outlawing the Communist party and stripping rights from Communist dominated unions, with White House approval as a counter to a Senate bill that aimed to curb Red activity. The measure preserves constitutional liberties and suggests enforcement under existing acts, while avoiding a blanket ban on individuals.
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House
Senate
Washington
Eee
White House
Halleck
R- Ind
Communist Party
Martin
R.mass
Ferguson
R Mich
Justice Department
Brownell
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Wyoming Bay 14 Narrowly Escapes Drowning at Ellis
A 14 year old Wyoming Ia youth Donald Darrow non swimmer stepped off a ledge into nine feet of water at Ellis park pool Sunday. He was found unconscious by Robert Savel 15 who pulled him to the edge and guards applied artificial respiration. Darrow was taken to St Luke's hospital for treatment.
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Cedar Rapids
Wyoming, Ia
Ellis Park
Donald Darrow
Darrow
Robert Savel
Eighteenth Street
Savel
St. Luke’s Hospital
U S Opposes French Chief Mendes France Army Plan
The United States officially rejected changes to the European army plan proposed by French Premier Mendes France. State Department called a published report claiming U S support unfounded, while officials fear the amendments could derail or greatly weaken the European army plan.
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Washington
U.S
Mendes-France
State Department
Without Foundation
House Votes Boost in Debt Limit to 281 Billion
The House passed a bill boosting the national debt limit from 275 to 281 billion dollars by a 193-31 vote and sent it to President Eisenhower. The measure makes the rise temporary until June 30 with a plan to revert to 274 billion unless conditions require more extension.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Halleck
R-Ind
Congress
Dad Shows Spare Strength Lifts Car to Free Son
In Harmony Rhode Island William R. Packman weighing 130 pounds lifted a 3,300 pound auto off his four year old son whose leg was pinned beneath a wheel. Packman felt a bump while near a picnic area and quickly acted to free the boy. The child suffered only a bruised leg.
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Harmony, R. I
William R. Packman
Packman
Crowd sets record for attendance at All-Iowa fair
Russ Wiley reports a record 34,223 people attended the All-Iowa fair on opening Sunday at Hawkeye Downs, surpassing the previous 32,956 mark. The heat reached 93 degrees as about 8,000 packed the grandstand for the 100 mile stock car race and another 8,500 viewed the first nighttime revue.
Anamosa County Fair Schedule Highlights Dairy Events
Tuesday schedule lists 9 am judging for Brown Swiss Holstein Milking Shorthorn and 9 am Hampshire Hereford Poland China Yorkshire. At 10 am Rose festival judging, 2 pm Thrilleade, 7 pm Dairy milkmaid contest and dairy cattle parade with farm families honored. Anamosa band concert at 8 pm and All Iowa fair revue follows.
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Hampshire
Hereford
Poland
China
Yorkshire
Cedar Rapids Fair Week Show Highlights and Awards
The fair featured 10 act revue at 8 after ostrich races at 7 30 and a Keystone Van Horne concert. About 1 800 children attended a free grandstand show with cattle hog judging and pony classes in the morning and Animal Varieties ostrich and camel racing in the afternoon. Fine Arts showed record entries. Merle D Walker won Sweepstakes and sold painting to Bob Parsons. First through third place winners are named across oil painting water color drawing and photography divisions with several honorable mentions. Tuesday focuses on Farm Family Day and more judging followed by a Thrillcade stunt.
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Keystone- van Horne
Merle D. Walker
Linwood Street
Bruns
Walker
Bob Parsons
White Oak Road
Richard D. Pineney
Eastern Boulevard SE
Geneva Miller
Amana
Francis A. Mally
Ceedar Rapids
Mally
Bonnie Lee Mosness
Twenty-ninth Street
Betty Strait
Viola
Arthur C. Jones
Lincoln A. Zarub
Zarub
Daniels Street
Louise Mustard
Bloomfield
Vincent Stelcik
Avenue
Miss Wathan
Villa Schuknecht
David Gores
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Fair
Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants Bureau
Aut Swenson
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William Griffenegger
Eighteenth Avenue
Sheppard
Otto Graham
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Graham
Cleveland Browns
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Grahams
David S. Kerr
J. Spencer Houk
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Ieee
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Aim
Karl Marx
Jesus of Nazareth
Bernard Brenner
Ike
Mamie
N.Y
Wyoming Bay
Ellis
Dad
Signal Corps
Russ Wiley
E. J. ‘Bruns
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