Ike and Dulles Back U.S. Policy Against Soviet Offense
President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles press against a broad foreign policy shift. They favor seeking new congressional authority for long range aid and insist U.S. strategy relies on continued economic support to needy nations to blunt Soviet aims under a "new look" approach.
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Associated Press
Eisenhower
Dulles
Congress
Ee Bulletin Forum
Sunny
U. S
Russia
Wallace backs Eisenhower for president on peace issue
Wallace tells Cedar Rapids Rotary his vote would lean to Eisenhower if he runs, stressing peace over farm policy. He argues production surpluses must be trimmed by rapid legislation supporting soil bank goals and acreage reductions, citing wartime output and technology effects.
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Mr. Wallace
Wallace
Town Farm Bureau Federation
Fulbright Charges Dulles On Russia Policy Risk
Fulbright charged that Dulles failed to tell American voters about the peril from Russia's new foreign policy. He urged Congress to grant long range authority for about 10 million dollars yearly for several years to Soviet target countries plus 10 million more this year to counter the campaign. Top leaders oppose yearly review of foreign aid. Eisenhower asked nearly 1.9 billion for foreign aid, including the long range funds.
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Washington
Fulbright
D-Ark
Dulles
Amereatie
Russia
Congress
Senate
Knowsland
Calif
George
D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Compress
Wife's False Alarm Triggers Fire Crew In Santa Monica
In Santa Monica AP report, Ruby Burkholder shouted The house is on fire causing neighbors to call the fire department. A captain knocked on a door but the householder explained she blurted the line while trying to wake her husband. The remark sparked a comical misplay before clarification. In Washington UP dispatch, the Severn MD train wreck death toll rose to six with Michael J. Buddy of Trenton ND succumbing to injuries.
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Santa Monica
Ruby Burkholder
Washington
Severn
Michael J. Buddy
Trenton
N. d
Peron Must Quit Hotel Wednesday
Juan Peron, ousted Argentine leader, must vacate Calon's Hotel in Washington by Wednesday after U S state department eviction request. Rep Tumulty called the action outrageous. Peron complained of rights and asserted guest status. He paid 41.80 daily for two rooms with rate cuts noted. Peron will transfer to a rented house in Panama City as permanent residence request is studied.
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Lim
Panama
Juan Peron
Argentina
Calon
Washington
U. &Government
U. S. State Department
Tumulty
D-N. J
Congress
Peron
U.S
Wie
Panama City
Paraguay
Cedar Rapids Water Turns Bad From Spring Runoff
Cedar Rapids water tastes bad as thawed organic material from frozen ground raises river contamination. Waterworks Supt. George Lee says all water remains treated and safe. taste is due to excess organic matter not completely counteracted by carbon treatment. Unpleasant water预计 persists for several days as Cedar River upstream conditions normalize. In Iowa City the water taste is even worse, Lee reports.
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Cedar Rapids
George Lee
Lee
Cedar River
Iowa City
Hickenlooper Plan Aims to Aid Corn Farmers in Senate
Senator Hickenlooper plans to amend the farm bill this week to give corn farmers an even break with other areas. Rex Conn notes the plan on today’s farm page while Hickenlooper returns to Washington after attending Saint Helwein’s Outstanding Farmer banquet last Sunday.
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Hickenlooper
Senator Hickentooper
Rex Conn
Washington
Annealing
Helwein
Senate
Fugitive Communist Leader Gil Green Surrenders in New York
Gil Green, 49, a fugitive since July 196, surrendered Monday at a New York federal courthouse. He was greeted by fellow Communists at his welcome home ceremony, including Claude Lightfoot and John Gates, as he stepped from a party car with his wife and three children present. Green quipped he hid in People town U.S.A at Constitution and Bill of Rights streets.
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New York
INS
Gil Green
Green
Hwlinoig Communist
Claude Lightfoot
Lois
John Gates
Daily
Porker
Ben Davis
Danny
Ralph
U.S.A
Constitution
Bid of Rights Streets
Colorado Judges Get Authority To Decide On Photos
The Colorado Supreme Court unanimously granted trial judges in subordinate courts power to decide whether photographs or broadcasts may occur in judicial proceedings. The ruling allows case by case determinations with two provisos: no images or broadcasts against a witness or juror’s objection, and only under judge prescribed regulations.
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Denver
Supreme Court
American Bar Association
ABA
C. Citn Moore
Moore
Eisenhower Expected to Hold News Conference Wednesday
Washington AP reports the White House indicated on Monday that a news conference by President Eisenhower was probable for Wednesday. Press Secretary James C. Hagerty said no comment on timing or confirmation of a second term decision.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
James C. Haglerly
Become Grandparents Three Times In 12 Hours
Mr and Mrs George Reicher became grandparents three times in 12 hours over the weekend. Their three children each welcomed a baby girl weighing 6.5 to 8.10 pounds. Parents named include Joseph Tauke of Dubuque Steve Reicher of Dyersville and Keith Lochsacke of Sioux City. The Heichers now have 16 grandchildren.
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Specter
Dyersville
George Reicher
Joseph Tauke
Dubuque
Steve Reicher
Keith Lochsacke
Sioux City
Heichers
Eisenhower orders speedup of ballistic missile program
Washington (UP) American Aviation Daily reports President Eisenhower told Defense Secretary Wilson to accelerate the U S ballistic missile effort and to select a guided missile chief quickly. Wilson said he would pick a special assistant to run the program but has not yet found a candidate. The paper cites a letter from Eisenhower to Wilson as potential proof of a policy shift. Wilson in Miami Beach. Pentagon would not confirm. Senator Jackson D-Wash alleges Quarles seeks to minimize the missile's importance in wake of Soviet progress.
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Wasitiington
American Aviation Daily
Eisenhower
Wilson
U.S
Russia
Miami Beach
Pentagon
Jackson D-Wash
Abr
Donald Quarles
Huge U S Radar Ring Shaping Up
Article outlines a global radar warning network led by the Distant Early Warning Line and allied stations abroad. Details Lockheed WY-2 aircraft with 45 000 square miles search radius, sea radar picket vessels, submarines and atomic powered units. Mentions peacetime espionage use and missiles testing near Marshall Islands.
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Elton
Fay
U. 3
Polar Rim
North American
Massiles
Okinatula
Pacific Islands
Central Pacific
Hawaii
Alaska
Greenland
Caribbean
Air Force
U.S
Marshall Island Proving Ground
U. S
Woman reports body under stairs. police uncover it
Charleston report says a woman alerted two furnace repairmen who found a body beneath her paren. Police arrival led to removal. an elderly vagrant claimed confusion, saying he has slept there for 115 years.
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Charleston
W. Va
Ins
Poker Nen 2 Furnace
Wife Photo Ruled Out for Airman at Base
Brentford England headline says Leading Aircraftman Ted Collins told to remove his wife’s photo from the wall at his base to keep airmen focused on duty. The photo reportedly shows her as a model with measurements 43 24 38.
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Brentford
England
Ted Collins
Unoccupied House and Barn Burned After Plane Crash
DAYTON Ohio A Wright air development center B 50 Superfort bomber crashed on a farm south of Dayton killing 2 civilians among four aboard. The aircraft exploded igniting a barn and the house of widow Mrs O C Henderson. No one was in the buildings at impact. Witnesses noted a low circle before the crash during a routine training flight. Names of casualties withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Dayton
Ohio
Here
O. C. Henderson
Farm Field
Wright Air Development Center
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Wright-Patterson
Baby Girl Born In Cedar Rapids At Home Without Aid
A Worthington Acres woman gave birth at home Monday morning without professional medical help. Neighbors and her unemployed husband assisted, and the ambulance crew arrived after the birth. The mother and daughter were reported fine and refused hospital transport. The doctor was contacted belatedly as the family preferred not to go to a hospital.
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Edor Hapkie Newe
Worthington Acres
Sam Schminky
Schminky
Cedar Rapids
Robert Tow
Tow
St Teak
Schminkys
Hosaidal
Calder Readings Expected Tonight
Cold Canadian air moved into Iowa from Sibley and Council Bluffs with a sharp warm to cold swing. Temperatures plunged to near zero or below across northern Iowa while southern areas hovered near zero to five above as snowfall accumulates in a narrow Kansas City to Darlington band.
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Mercury
Council Bluffs
Sibley
Towas
Iowa
Kansas City
Darlington
Will
Cedar Rapids
Court Reinstates Ryan's Conviction
The Supreme Court reinstated the Taft Hartley Act conviction of Joseph P. Ryan, former longtime president of the International Longshoremen's Association, for allegedly accepting envelopes of money from employers in 1950 and 1961. The court, in an 8-0 decision with Justice Clark delivering the opinion, noted Justice Harlan did not participate. Ryan, 71, retired in 1953, and was sentenced in New York to six months and a $2,500 fine. the Second Circuit previously upheld the conviction.
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Washington
Supreme Cour
Joseph P. Ryan
Longsharemen
New York
Ryan
Independent International Longshoremen's Association
U.S. District Court
Becircuit Court
Soviet Unit Votes Boost For Zhukov
The Soviet Communist Party central committee re elected six presidium candidates, Khrushchev as first secretary, and Zhukov as a presidium alternate, signaling growing military influence. The new 133 member central committee was chosen, with the first woman ever serving on the ruling body.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Zhukov
Politburo
Unan
Soviet Union
Malenkov
Molotov
Khrushchev
Voroshitev
Bulganin
Suslov
Alexei Kirichenko
Matenkov
Iiikoyan
Haganovich
Perukhin
Saburov
Italian Chief in U S with Pledge
Italy's President Gronchi and Giove arrived in Washington for a four day official visit and pledged to deepen and extend Italo American cooperation in the cruise of peace. Gronchi spoke briefly at the airport as a guest of President Eisenhower.
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Washington
Italy
Giove and Gronchi
Snowstorm Alters Confederate Flag Plan in Illinois
A heavy snowstorm halted a plans by an Oxford Mississippi DJ to scatter 25,000 miniature Confederate flags in Chicago. Allan English arrived in Centralia after being redirected north of Champaign.
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Centralia, Ill
Oxford
Siss
Allan English
Censtralia
Enew
Champaign
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