Reds Press Assaults on Allied Talks
A Soviet military newspaper and Moscow radio denounce NATO moves and warn of instant retaliation, while U L U.S. and Soviet leaders prepare for the Paris NATO conference. Secretary Dulles arrives in Paris as Eisenhower plans a late Friday departure for France.
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Peace Talk vs Action Echoes at United Nations
United States welcomed Russia’s push for peaceful coexistence at the U N but urged concrete steps. Lodge said Moscow must back up rhetoric with actions and cited gaps between Kuznetsov’s pledges and Soviet behavior. He praised calls for scientific ties and aid while cautioning against unfair criticisms of the United States.
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General Assembly
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Kuznetsov
United States
Housing Starts Slip Below Million Mark In 1948 Rebound
Washington AP reports private housing starts will dip below one million this year for the first time since 1948, reflecting a slowing housing market and cautious builders amid economic pressures and policy shifts.
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Washington
Iowa Warm Spell Breaks Record Low Standings
A Cedar Rapids weather note reports a Friday afternoon high of 51 degrees and a Friday low of 28 as a dramatic 50 degree rise from Thursday. Forecasters expect the milder spell to continue through Sunday with hopes for continued warmth.
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Cedar Rapids
French First Graders Begin Oral and Written French
WEST GREENWICH AP pupils in first through third grade will study both English and French. The school committee voted to introduce oral French for first graders and both oral and written French for second and third graders starting in the upcoming term.
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West Greenwich
R. I
Pat and Mike Loan Plea Escalates With Witty Retort
A humorous exchange centers on Pat asking Mike for a $100 loan. Repeated requests go unanswered until Pat blurts out a demand for an answer. Mike replies that it’s better for Pat to owe an answer than for him to owe Pat $100.
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Mike
No Trace Yet Of C R Flyer Lost at Sea
The mid Atlantic search for First Lt. Donald C Burleson of Cedar Rapids continued Friday as the downed air force pilot remained missing at sea. He was last seen in a life raft after his F84F jet went down Wednesday between the Azores and Portugal on a Dover to Bordeaux flight.
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Air Force
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Del
Bordeaux
France
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J. W. Ginder
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Woodfield Lane
O'Hara Indicted in Obscenity Case Tied to Ten North Frederick
Albany AP report says author John O'Hara Bantam Books and several distributors and publishers were indicted for conspiring to distribute and sell obscene literature tied to the paper backed edition of Ten North Frederick, a 1956 National Book Award winner. The grand jury probe targeted objectionable material on Albany newsstands.
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Albany
John O'Hara
Bantam Books
O'Hara
Ten North Frederick
Eight fishermen missing after storm pounds Korea coast
Seoul AP reports national police say eight fishermen are missing and one is confirmed drowned following a storm that battered Korea's southern coast. Authorities urge caution as search efforts continue and weather remains unsettled.
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Seoul
Korea
Decorah Woman and Anamosa Girl Honored by Polio Unit
Mrs. Warren G. Berg of Decorah named Iowa Polio Mother of 1958 and Elaine Marie Huerter of Anamosa named Iowa Polio Child of 1958 by the Iowa chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. The Decorah mother, a polio survivor, now walks with leg braces and credits exercise and vaccines for recovery.
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Warren Berg
Decorah
Hale C. Reid
Cedar Rapids
Paula
Kari
Kristin
Torger
Erik
Polio Unit
Warren G. Berg
Elaine Marie Huerter
Elmer Huerter
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Guard at Little Rock To Be Out
The army expects more than half of the federalized Arkansas guardsmen at Little Rock to be released next Wednesday. Army Secretary Brucker said the force will drop from 950 to 432 as the school crisis remains stable and warrants further reduction.
Transit Heads Reject Union Plan in New York Subways
The Transit Authority rejects a six point plan from striking motormen ending a five day subway walkout. Mayor Wagner meets with the union attorney as TA trains 500 employees to serve as yard and passenger motormen to replace strikers.
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New York
Transit Authority
Robert F. Wagner
Cedar Rapids lauded for work in international commerce
Cedar Rapids earns praise from C J Williford Jr of Illinois Central for aggressive foreign trade efforts. He notes many cities larger than Cedar Rapids lack similar activity and stresses the value of overseas markets for crops and manufactured goods, urging public awareness of trade benefits.
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Cedar Rapids
C. J. Williford, Jr
Illinois Central Railroad
Foreign Trade Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Four Leading Solons See No Iowa Tax Cut
DES MOINES INS Four Iowa legislators on a Des Moines panel said near term tax cuts are unlikely due to state needs and Sputnik era pressures. Mooty warned of overspending inflation driven deficits, while O Malley urged keeping current tax relief. Reppert urged expanding the tax base and warned against sales tax reliance.
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Russia
Iowa Taxpayers Association
D. C. Nolan
Iowa City
Senate
George O'Malley
House
W. C. Mooty
Grundy Center
Howard Reppert, Jr
O'Malley
Herschel Loveless
Reppert
Nolan
No Yielding In Claim on Satellites
Washington missile chief William Holaday testified before the Senate preparedness subcommittee, insisting the U S can launch large satellites whenever needed despite the Vanguard failure. He said a 1 000 pound satellite would be launched but would not specify timing. He defended the claim as a push to speed missile development to counter Soviet blackmail.
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Washington
William Holaday
U. S
Vanguard
Holaday
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
U.S
Subcommittee
Johnson
D-Texas
Russia
Edwin Weiss
American Rockets Society
New York
Weiss
Johnson S
Defense Department
Army
James Indicted in Chicago Tax Evasion Case
Federal grand jury charges Eugene James former secretary treasurer of the Laundry and Dry Cleaners International Union with evading 562 582 in personal income taxes for 1951 to 1954. Prosecutors call the deficiency the largest in Chicago since World War II. James and union president Samuel Byers resigned after the union was suspended by AFL CIO and expelled Thursday.
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Chicago
Eugene James
Laundry and Dry Cleaners International Union
James
Samuel Byers
Afl-Cio
Happy Accused Of Hunt Breach At Kentucky Refuge
Gov A B Happy Chandler and three others were named in affidavits charging violation of hunting regulations at Ballard county wildlife refuge. County judge declined warrants against Chandler and Earl Wallace, while warrants were issued for John McClintock and Otis Throgmorton. Chandler defended his actions citing accompanying officials and lack of warning.
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