U S Protest Over Soviet Tanks in Budapest Amid Unrest
U S protests warn of unwarranted Soviet military action in Budapest as tanks and armored cars patrol streets during demonstrations. Berlin reports say Soviet inspection demands blocked a U S convoy, while clashes leave several dead and many wounded on the Great Boulevard and Marx Square.
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Budapest
U.S
Hungary
Russia
Thussia
Robert Murphy
Sergei Striganov
State Department
Berlin
West Germany
Danube
Marx Square
Hungarians Beat Soviets 4 0 In Turbulent Olympic Water Polo
At Melbourne 1964 Hungary defeated Russia 4 0 in a water polo match marked by a brawl in the first half. Police and officials restored order as spectators jeered the Russians and booed the referee. Hungary leads Olympic play and eyes the gold after repeats in 1932 1930 and 1962.
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Melbourne
Hungary
Russia
Nodar Grakharia
Antal Boivari
Hungarian Olympic Team Plans Asylum Returns Rumors
A Hungarian official said two thirds of the Olympic team, possibly 100 athletes, will seek asylum in the United States, Australia and other nations. Hungarian Sports Minister Gyula Hegyi, Australian sources, and athletes confirm most will not return home. Requests flood Australian immigration offices as two French planes are scheduled to transport the team to Rome. Noted asylum seekers include Jan Somogyi and coach Janos Igloi, and swimmer Valeria Gyenge. The group fears imprisonment or worse if they return.
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Police Protest Rules for New Safety Position
Cedar Rapids police protest eligibility rules for a proposed lieutenant headed safety education division. A union letter at the city council meeting questions the five years of service requirement and lack of school patrol experience. Officers Long Longerbeam and Dorman backed the protest while Safety Commissioner Prochaska defended the ordinance.
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Civil Service (Commission
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Iproivst St
Gaie Long
Judd Longerbeam
Ivan Dorman
F. A. Prochaska
Freezing Rain Creates Icy Roads Across Northeastern Iowa
Stormy conditions sweep eastern Iowa with light snow and freezing rain. Highways in the northeast turn icy by Thursday noon while western areas remain normal. Temperatures plunge to subzero in the northwest and reach into the teens in the southeast with continued cold through Friday.
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United States Iceland Agree to Stay Keflavik Base
The United States and Iceland reached full accord to continue U S military operations at Keflavik near Moscow and Washington with rapid base expansion work resumed. Iceland will receive economic aid as its deficit nears 30 million dollars and Iceland takes responsibility for maintenance while U S forces of about 4000 remain. The shift follows tension over the Hungarian crisis and Middle East events.
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John M. Hightower
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Ike Tells Mollet of Harmony Hope
President Eisenhower sent a cable to French Premier Mollet expressing great interest in healing the rift between the United States and France over the Middle East crisis. The message underlines a renewed bid for harmony amid tensions in the region.
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Fear Building Unsafe Move Mental Patients
One hundred female patients from Mt Pleasants State Mental Health Institute were moved Thursday due to fears of a 05 year old wing collapsing. They were sent by bus to Independence Clarinda and Cherokee hospitals as engineers surveyed the wing after larger cracks. The State Board of Control confirmed concern over the building’s condition.
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Mt. Pleasant State Mental Health Institute
Independence
Clarinda
Cherokee
State Board of Control
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Arrests Total 181 in Dispute On Integration
Associated Press reports growing arrests in Clinton Tennessee high school racial disorders. So far 18 arrested including two women, with two unidentified white men held by federal officials and moved to Knoxville for arraignment as more names reportedly surface.
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Associated Press
Clinton, Tenn
Knoxville
Clinton
Plumber Challenges Bid Award for New Fire Station
Unsuccessful bidder Milo Simanek objected to the city council bid procedure for plumbing and heating work at a new fire station on Wilson Avenue SW. Kehrer-Wheatland won with a bid of 18 695 while Simanek bid 16 800.
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Cedar Kaisa News
New Fire Station
Wilson Avenue
Milo Simanek
Kehrer-Wheatand Company
Kehrer-Wheatland
Simanek
Simanck
Resignation Stirs Storm On Campus
Coe college faced a campus disruption as President Brooks resigned amid protests and threats of sanctions. Demonstrations erupted with banners and chants supporting Brooks while a judge warned defendants in related federal cases.
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Coe
Knoxville
Robert L. Taylor
Fowell H. Brooks
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Coe College
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Hickok Hall
David G. Bleakley
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Six Presidents At Coe College Over Fifteen Years
Coe College shows a rapid leadership shift with six presidents noted in the past 15 years. Gage resigned in 1941 after 21 years, Geiger and Anderson alternated roles through 1945, Hallingshead led 1944 to 1950, Cumings served 1930 and 1995, and Bracks acted in 1951 and 1982 before becoming president.
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