Soviet Call Rejected by UN in Steering Committee Vote
UNITED NATIONS The U N Steering Committee rejected on Soviet demand a General Assembly debate on the Eisenhower Doctrine and other U S aggressive actions. The vote followed lengthy statements by U S Ambassador Lodge and Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Kuznetsov with abstentions and few supporters.
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U. N
General Assembly
U. S
U.S
Turkey
Italy
Dominican Republic
Peru
China
France
el Salvador
Denmark
United Kingdom
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
India
Egypt
Pakistan
Thailand
Henry Cabot Lodge
Eisenhower
Lodge
Forcig
V. V. Kuznetsov
Russia
Middle East
Kuznetsov
U.N
Free World
Treasury seeks flexible rates for savings bonds raise to 3.25
The Treasury asks Congress for authority to set flexible interest on Series E and H savings bonds and to raise the rate from 3.0 to 3.25 percent. If approved, new bonds sold after February 1 would feature the higher yield, with shorter maturities and higher early redemption values to attract reinvestment while preserving benefits for current holders.
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Treasury
Washington
Conress
Senate
House
Congress
Penalty accepted as lesson to son in Louisville
AP report says Carl Heyser pled guilty to drunken driving and chose a six month license suspension and a $100 fine over letting his son think law can be ignored. Defense attorney Robert Zatlinger noted Heyser decided to plead guilty after considering his family.
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San Louisville
Carl Heyser
Robert Zatlinger
Heyser
Hagerty Denies Ike Barracks Talk to Eden Report
Thomasville Ga INS says White House spokesman Janes Hagerty questioned a British MP's claim that President Eisenhower used barracks language in a telephonic exchange with Sir Anthony Eden while Harold Macmillan was premier. Hagerty stated the President never used such language.
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Thomasville
INS
White House
Chursday
Eisenhown
Anthony Eden
Hinchingbrooke
House of Commons
Eisenhower
Baen
Britain
Middle East
Janes Hagerty
Lord Hinchingsbrooke
Hyde girl breaks 128 year Hyde family birth streak
Grand Rapids reports Linda Sue Hyde, born Wednesday, becoming the first girl in the Hyde family since 1828, ending a long 128 year tradition.
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Grand Rapids
Linda Sue Hyde
Hyde
Loveless Flooded by Calls on Cedar Rapids Judgeship
Des Moines Governor Loveless said he will not act for a week on filling the Cedar Rapids municipal judge vacancy created by James Paterson's death. He noted many calls and letters, saying further contact will not change his decision, while prioritizing several major state appointments. Loren Hullinger Jr and Cedar Rapids figures were among callers, with unrelated federal vacancy noted in jest.
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Frank Nye
Des Moines
Herschel Loveless
Cedar Rapids
Durancy
Loveless
James Paterson Sune Day
Farlier
Iowa Federal District
Will Riley
Robert F. Wilson
Robert Fossier
Robert Conner
Cedar Raplis
Roberts
Lavedess
Loren Hullinger, Jr
Barracks Scolaro Nominated for Municipal Court Judge
Anthony R. Scolaro, 33, was recommended by the Linn County Bar Association to succeed the late James E. Patterson as municipal court judge. He won a runoff over John Reilly after no majority on the first ballot. vote totals were not announced. Scolaro has practiced law in Cedar Rapids for seven years.
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Ncoar Rapids
Newon
Anthony R. Scolaro
Linn County Bar Association
James E. Patterson
Scolaro
Teo
John Reilly
L. M. Hullinger, Jr
Reilly
Scolara
Dwight Kru
Herschel Loveless
Seolarn
Ceder Rapids
U S Proposal Strains Saudi Ties Over Gaza Aqaba Plan
Washington reports say the Dulles plan to move Israeli troops from Egypt risks souring U S relations with Saudi Arabia. Arabian Ambassador Abdul lah Al-Khayyal pressed Assistant Secretary William Rountree about the plan, fearing U S tilt toward Israeli interests in Gaza and the Gulf of Aqaba and wondering if force would back a pledged free passage if Egypt blocks the Gulf. The United States asserts the plan avoids force and aims to resolve Gaza via the United Nations.
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Sento
Washington
Dulles
Egypt
U. S
Saudi Arabia
State Department
Saud
Eisenhower
Abdullah Al-Khayyal
Wiliam Rountree
Iil Saud
U.S
Gulf of Aqaba
Jerael
U.N
Gaza Strip
Israel
U. N
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Gulf
Titan
Strait of Tiran
Rountree
71 Year Old Man Is Second C R Traffic Fatality
A Cedar Rapids man, Robert E. Maxfield, 600 N Street SW, died after being struck on Sixteenth Avenue SW at 10 40 p m Wednesday while crossing diagonally. Earl Skahill, driving from Dubuque, said he did not see Maxfield. police charged him with failing to exercise due care. Maxfield, 71, had lived in Cedar Rapids 41 years and worked for Wilson and Company until 1954. He is survived by a sister, Mrs Ernest Greenwood. Services will be held at Turner chapel with time to be announced. friends may call after 1 p m Friday.
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Cedar Waxvids
Cedar Rapids
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Robert E. Maxfield
N Street
Maxfield
Earl Skahill
Lsld
Loras Academy
Indentrem Dubuque
Sixteenth Avenue
Skahill
Dubuque
Slanik
Henry Overman
Overman
Robert Emry Maxfield
Wilson and Company
Mt. Auburn
Ernest Greenwood
Eagles
Moose Indges
Turner Chapel
Beck Says He'll Seek New Term as AFL-CIO Leader
Dave Beck declared he will run for re-election as president of the AFL-CIO Teamsters union next September and will serve a full five year term if elected. He denied reports he would quit to allow James Hoffa to become president, calling the rumors without any truth.
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Beck
Vienna
Dave Beck
Hursday
Afl-Cio Teamsters' Union
James Hoffa
de~ Jtroit
Deck
Eisenhower Gains Backing for Middle East Authority Plan
President Eisenhower appears assured of strong congressional support for military and economic authority in the Middle East. The resolution cleared Senate committees 20 to 18 after edits, moves to full Senate for debate, and contrasts President’s constitutional powers with Congress backing for necessary aid and actions.
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Eisenhower
Middle East
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Senate
Joint
Senate Committee
Congress
U. S
House
Humphrey
D-Minn
Mansfield
D-Mont
C R Nursing Homes Inspected
In Cedar Rapids, Fire Chief Jesse Hunter notes nursing homes are inspected at least every four months by the fire prevention bureau. All 19 homes have fire alarm systems but none have sprinklers, though operators have cooperated on issues. About 400 patients reside in the homes.
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Celar Rapids
Jesse Hunter
Fire Prevention Bureau
Hunter
Legislature Acts After Convalescent Home Fire Tragedy
DES MOINES Iowa house and senate pass a joint resolution to probe nursing home licensing after a Council Bluffs convalescent home fire killed 14. Gov Loveless backs a state inquiry and lawmakers set a 30 day reporting deadline with hearings and subpoenas.
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Des Moines
Iowa House
Senate
Iowa
Council Bluffs
Herschel Loveless
Pottawattamie
House
Pottawattamle
Jim O. Henry
Carson
House of Representatives
Judson Perkins
T. J. Frey
Neola
George O'Malley
O'Malley
Loveless
Fire Fatal to 14 Blamed on Wiring Defect
Lewnen Wires reports a rest home blaze that killed 14, with 43 inside as flames engulfed the three story building late Wednesday. Fire officials say defective wiring started the fire, possibly a faulty radio or lamp, as victims and survivors endured rapid, searing flames. Police recovered the body of Annie Orme, about 75, who escaped but later died, while Mathilda Luchow and Rose Cochran remained unidentified among the dead. Kenneth Pitin’s family and staff were among those helped from the building.
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Ome
Lewnen
Council Bluffs
Photon
Herries
Mathilda Luchow
Rose Cochran
Iwan
Ed Herron
Anna Hahn
Kenneth Pitin
Glib Minister Exposed as Phony Ex-Convict
ELMDALE Kan authorities Thursday charged Calvin Laskey 44 a Canadian native with posing as minister Rev Dana Barton and using aliases. Laskey who claimed to be a POW in Korea preached at the Elmdale church after a career in jails across the U S and Canada. He was arrested after sermon and sentenced to six months in county jail for misrepresentation and performing an illegal marriage.
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Elmdale
Kanthorities
Calvin Laskey
Canada
Dana Barton
Laskey
Park Eollege
Parkville
Elmdale Church
Roy Moore
Korea
Cottonwear Falls
Moore
Kansas City
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