Mikoyan Takes A Long Washington Stroll Amid Traffic
In Washington the Soviet deputy premier Anastas Mikoyan walked for two hours and three miles, dodging a toppled street light and red signals. He visited Lafayette Park the Washington Monument and the Corcoran gallery while security followed closely as drivers braked to avoid him.
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Washington
Russia
Anastas Mikoyan
Kosciuszko
Lafayette
Lafayette Park
White House
Park
Washington Monument
America
Corcoran
Jean Corot
Zhivago
Boris Pasternak
Vladimir Burdin
Mikoyan
State Department
Jacoby on Bridge explores transfer bid series
The columnist announces a multi-article run focusing on the Jacoby transfer bid, promising a deeper look after receiving numerous reader requests.
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Jacoby
Opening no trump strengths and the JTB bidding guide
The article outlines standard opening no trump ranges 16 to 18 points with 5 3 3 2 4 4 3 2 or 4 3 3 3 distributions and notes the doubleton should include ace king or queen. It discusses lighter vs heavier notrump and cautions when to use JTB. It analyzes a hand where South opens 1NT and North should bid 3NT, warning that 4S down one is possible if a major suit fit is explored.
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South
North
Freight Train Derailment Near Missouri Valley
A 65 car Illinois Central freight train derailed Sunday night between Missouri Valley and Loveland. Two cars split from the train causing heavy damage to cars tracks and possibly a bridge. No injuries reported. Train from Fort Dodge to Council Bluffs. Traffic to resume by Monday as lines rerouted via Chicago and North Western.
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Missouri Valley
Illinois Central
Loveland
Council Bluffs
Fort Dodge
Chicago and North Western
Arion
G O P Unit Drafts Legislative Program
DES MOINES AP The Republican legislative policy committee met to map recommendations on a positive program for all major fields of legislation for the 1959 session. Senator Jack Schroeder chairman and senate majority leader declined to comment until proposals are offered to a GOP caucus next Saturday. Republican state central committee members were invited as observers.
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Des Moines
Republican Legislative Policy Committee
Jack Schroeder
Davenport
Senate
G.O.P
Republican State Central Committee
Edward J. McManus
Keokuk
Sen. Schroeder
McManus
Fire Gutts Two Story House in Clarence
Fire Sunday gutted the two story frame home of the Arlyn Wenndt family and Beverly's Beauty shop. Wenndnts lost all possessions but shop equipment mostly saved. Firemen said the blaze started near the basement furnace and prevented spreading to a nearby Cities Service station.
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Arlyn Wenndt
Beverly
Wenndts
Supervisor Resigns From Fayette Board
John Fay of Fayette resigns from the Fayette board of supervisors effective January 31. The three member board will name his successor Tuesday. Bill Miehe of Oelwein is expected to receive appointment to the term starting January 1, 1960. Floyd Gilley of Maynard is board chairman and Jim Niles of West Union is the other member.
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Oelwein
John Fay
Fayette
Spencer Man Rescued From Blazing House
A passerby alerted authorities to a fire at Milliman’s two story frame home in Spencer saving Jake Pee 80 from possible death. The residence was destroyed in the blaze.
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Spencer
Jake Pee
Milliman
Death of Randy Jones in Sioux City Leukemia Case
Randy Jones, 244, son of Mr and Mrs L M Jones of Sioux City, died in a local hospital from leukemia. His older brother Ronny, 10, is under care at the Shrine hospital in Minneapolis for polio.
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Sioux City
Randy Jones
L. M. Jones
Ronny
Shrine Hospital
Minneapolis
Watkins Savings Bank Burglarized
Special to The Gazette reports a breakin at Watkins Savings Bank in Watkins. The robbery occurred Sunday night with entry via broken front door and unlocked lock. The burglars failed to blast the vault with an acetylene torch, but ransacked the office and stole a box of pennies and a .45 caliber Colt revolver. The Benton County sheriff's office investigated on Monday.
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Gazette
Watkins
Watkins Savings Bank
Benton Bounty Sheriff’s Office
Four Burglary Incidents Reported in Lamont
Four breakins at Lamont occurred early Sunday with losses totaling 67 dollars. Items stolen include 60 dollars from Elmer Smith’s service station 2 dollars from Bowden’s service station 5 dollars from Merle Bliss lumber yard office and a revolver with ammunition from Glen Gruman implement store. A safe dial was knocked off at Bowden’s but the safe held no contents. Investigators link these to a gang active in Greeley and Colesburg last Friday.
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Gazette
Independence
Lamont
Buchanan County
Elmer Smith
Bowden
Merle Bliss Lumber
Glen Gruman
Kickoff Coffee Set For March of Dimes in Des Moines
Iowa county chairwomen for the March of Dimes will hold their annual kickoff coffee at the governor's mansion Thursday afternoon. Mrs Herschel Loveless will be hostess for the event, serving as a training meeting for key March of Dimes workers.
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Des Moines
Iowa
March of Dimes
Governor’s Mansion
Herschel Loveless
Cedar county supervisors name new chairman and tax appraisers
Tipton dealer Tipton R. Miller is named chairman of the Cedar county board of supervisors. Elmer Hinkhouse of Wilton Junction Ted Worrall of West Branch and Raymond Diermann of Clarence are appointed inheritance tax appraisers for 1959.
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Tipton
R. M. Miller
Cedar County
Board of Supervisors
Elmer Hinkhouse
Wilton Junction
Ted Worrall
West Branch
Raymond Diermann
Clarence
Waterloo Chess Club Wins Over C R Community
Waterloo Chess Club defeats Cedar Rapids Community Chess club 1114 to 844 at the Sheraton Montrose hotel in Waterloo. First round led 544 to 414 for Community, final round had the Cedar Valley club clip back with late wins.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Valley Chess Club
Waterloo
Sheraton-Montrose
Jerry Bielenberg
Roger Holler
John Osness
Cedar Valley Club
Community
Iowa City
Memorial Union
Eastside Recreation Center
Judge Denies Reduced Term for Boise Offender
Ed ward Bonici asked Federal Judge Fred Taylor to run sentences concurrently for passing a worthless check and impersonating a commerce official. He received one year for the check and two years for impersonation, totaling three years when served consecutively. Bonici claimed a dream of a two year total, but the judge ordered consecutive terms.
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Boise, Idaho
Edward Bonici
Fred Taylor
Bonici
Department of Commerce
Taylor
Carbon forms and uses across life and tools
Carbon, though under 1 percent of matter, is essential to all living things and growth. It exists in graphite, a soft lubricant, and in diamonds, a hard form. Graphite mixed with clay hardens into pencil lead.
Iowa 1959 Legislature Eyes Fast Start With Committees
The Gazette reports the 1959 Iowa legislature may announce standing committees in week one to speed business. Republican leaders push early committee appointments in both houses as the session begins January 12 in Davenport.
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Iowa
the Gazette
Classified notices andads from the Gazette page
The Gazette advert page lists last seen items and notices including found items like a Spe and white mien heart and a lapel, hotel and barber college services, dress goods discounts, a monument company ad, and various personal notices. Calls to place ads are given with office hours and an ad taker name.
Jaycees Name Pat Boone For 1958 Outstanding Young Man
Tulsa AP report says Pat Boone replaces Van Cliburn on the U S Jaycees list of 10 outstanding young men of 1958. Cliburn was dropped for missing the Fort Lauderdale award ceremonies January 17. Boone had earlier declined but now can attend, sponsors require. Remaining nine names to be announced soon.
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Tulsa
U. S S
Foss Baby Lives Only Five Hours
A boy born Sunday to Gov. and Mrs. Joe Foss died after five hours. Mrs. Foss, off critical list, rested comfortably. Gov. Foss, a World War I Marine flying hero, flew her to Sioux Falls from Pierre after premature labor, the baby born by emergency cesarean section.
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Sioux Falls
Joe Foss
Jack Erickson Found Dead in Des Moines
Arnold S. Jack Erickson 46 state editor of The Associated Press in Iowa was found dead in his Des Moines home basement Monday morning. The coroner said he killed himself with a shotgun after noting ill health from a lung ailment and wishing not to burden his family. He had been a prominent newspaper figure in Iowa and Nebraska for two decades.
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Des Moines
Arnold S
Jack'’ Erickson
Associated Press
Iowa
Nebraska
Vinton Woman Charged With Neglect of 3 Month Old
Mrs. Barney Good, 22, of Vinton faces a juvenile court hearing after being charged with wanton neglect of her three month old daughter. She was arrested Saturday and jailed in Cedar Rapids due to lack of housing for women in Vinton.
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Rial
Vinton
Barney Good
Jose Greco and Company Dancers on Voice of Firece
Jose Greco and his Company of Spanish Dancers guest on Voice of Firece on Monday channel eight. The program features traditional flamenco numbers and comments from Greco about Spanish dance culture.
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Jose Greco
Voice OF Fire
Local ads offer varied services across Cedar Rapids area
Classifieds list septic pumping plumbing and trenching services, cabinet and furniture repairs, insulation and remodeling offers, moving hauling and carpentry, tax preparation and employment ads for sales and trades. Notable names include Universal Engineering Corp Cedar Rapids and local shops with EM phone listings.
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I. Kraus
Marion
St. Se
Bill Lelbrand
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Mikhail Menshikov
Serge
Fayette Board
Amy
Ethel
Greeley
Colesburg
Waterloo Chess Club
C.R. Community
Frank Nye
Committee On Committees
Vern
Lisle
House
Rann SR
The
Classified Advertising Department
Stortearien
Thenamente Novak Monument Co
Ave
Vanerus
S&h
Fashion Clean Co
Barber College
Rase Co
Roosevelt Hotel
Seweler
3Rd
ALEM
Jaycees
Boone
Cliburn
Foss
Jack Erickson
Probasco Jewelry
Rosen
Rosen's
4Th St
17Th St. N.E
Dial FM
Cady Bros
Kenny Hofer
Divine
Barrine
Synith
DO Dolph
Carpenter Ang
Ea Bob ‘Waddington
Fundies
Vet Turner
Tan Gran
Sogars Gabinet
Jove
Neil Wrig
Margaret Baird
INCOE
Edwards
Brown
Collee
Ing Sales
Arvey H. Hianse
Arge Farm
Myers Dial
Abe
Esamarino
Collins
Thera Reno
Mole 11
Celat
Allis Chalmers Mig. Co
Link-Belt Speeder Corporation
Structural Ares
Universal Engineering Corp
C Ave
Dave Galliher
Monkee
Own
Body & Fender
ED Hoskins
2Nd Ave
8Th St
Xoureerk
Iso
Jewel Tea Co., Inc
Barsons
Johnson Ave
Laalview
Lowa Tienes
Texas Oil Company
Aks
Ing
Peater
Ol Gres
Texas
Jrd_ Ave
Krall Shoe Store
Sagt
Ker
Att Industries Mmedaut
Indian Creek Country Club
Ard
Hern
Wee
Manchester
Rmanent
TROY
Peeeee
Ross’ Steak House
Pores Rthur Murray Agusto
3rd_Ave
S.E
Town and Country
Thede’s Chat & Chew
10Th St. S.E
Baranchanus
Sbi
Aeveny Otter
Bata
IBM
Liberal Insurance
Fox
Gouie
den AL
Iin
Rte
Nabie Ith
Wine Ae
FERON
Ayertiont
CEDAR
Clint
Irl
East Sid
Riglee
Midwest
Enerican
RRR Trade Schools
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