Dulles Rejects Red China Entry to U N Also Proposes Atomic Pact Council
Secretary of State Dulles testifying before a senate subcommittee said Red China could not join the United Nations as it does not respect international decencies. He urged a permanent UN body to pursue atomic disarmament and outlined six charter revision questions, led by arming safeguards and a trusteeship style council to curb atomic warfare.
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U.N
Senate Foreign Relations
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Dulles Outlines UN Role and Postwar Security Questions
Secretary Dulles warned that a world body helps curb conflict but Universal membership may fail as Red China balks at decencies. He questioned veto use in the Security Council and one nation one vote in the General Assembly. He asked if charter reforms could empower the UN to keep peace or if other bodies are needed. He also questioned international law provisions and the adequacy of the charter.
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Red China
Security Council
General Assembly
Assembly
Supreme Court rules state censorship of two films improper
The Court unanimously held New York and Ohio censored two films improperly. New York banned La Ronde as immoral while Ohio banned M as harmful. The decision cites 1952 free speech guarantees but says they do not grant absolute rights to show any picture everywhere.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York State
Ohio
New York
Indiana Governor Seere Craig Dig Rescue For Missing Coons Dog
Indiana Governor Seere Craig ordered a resumption of the dig for Chief Sunday a missing coon dog believed trapped in a farm drain after an irate landowner had the owner arrested for trespass and twice drove off rescue teams. The governor posted 1000 of his own money to bond property damage and placed the search under state police supervision to ease mounting local tension.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Seere Craig
Craig
Big Four Parley Set To Open In Berlin
The Soviet and Western powers agreed on site details for the Berlin foreign ministers conference on German unity and the Austrian peace treaty. The talks will run one week in the Soviet embassy in East Berlin and the American sector building, with venue shifts based on conference progress. Dulles Eden Bidault travel by Friday for strategy talks. Molotov expected soon. This marks the first major Four Power meeting in Berlin since 1948.
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Sergei Dengin
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Eden
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Gazette aviation writer Breuer honored for aviation work
The Gazette aviation writer Lou Breuer received a commendation from the National Committee to Observe the Fiftieth Anniversary of Powered Flight. The award, signed by James H. Doolittle, highlights Breuer's Propwash column and his series tracing flight history and aero research.
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Lou Breuer
Gazette
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James H. Doolittle
Norbert Locke
Iowa Breuer Aeronautics Commission
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Ex-GI Fights Son's Return To Germany
Harry Hillers, 36, a Brooklyn painter, contests custody of his 6 year old son Jimmy in a Germany dispute. A German court reportedly ordered Jimmy returned to his mother, while Hillers accuses his father in law of pressuring authorities and says he will not leave without his son. British police halted their attempt to fly to the United States as the custody fight drags on.
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Lower Taxes on Annuities Voted by Ways and Means
The house Ways and Means Committee voted Monday for lower taxes on annuity payments collected by law. Estimated half a million people are affected.
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Washington
INS
House
Ways and Means Committee
Fire Rages Through Newton Downtown District
A Sunday blaze in Newton’s business district caused $350000 to $400000 in damage, gutting three brick buildings and forcing power outages citywide. Firefighters from Newton and nearby areas battled flames for six hours, injuring a firefighter and a police officer. The Western Auto store basement origin sparked a long, dangerous effort amid collapsing walls and exploding contents.
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Western Auto Store
Watkins
Spectacular Fires Ravage Mt Vernon Area Causing 665000 Loss
A string of fires Sunday across Mt Vernon Hawkeye Newton and Independence caused about 665000 in damage. The worst blaze hit Newton destroying three old brick buildings including the Busenbark tavern. Mt Vernon losses topped 100000 with the tavern burn and extensive damage to the Iowa Electric Light and Power Co office building. Fire crews battled 22 hours in freezing temps with crews iced up and guards posted overnight.
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Benson Warns High Supports May Trigger Revolt
Secretary Benson told the Senate Agriculture Committee that costly farm price supports risk sparking revolt by city dwellers against direct farm aid. He defended a proposed flexible price support program and outlined plans to spend up to a billion dollars over three years to ship surplus U.S. commodities to friendly nations as foreign aid. He noted current prices fall despite high supports and argued flexible rates could better balance production and farm income.
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LLP
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Senate Agriculture Committee
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Eisenhower
Eisenhower backs private health aid and reinsurance plan
President Eisenhower urged Congress to fund private health insurance expansion with a 25 million dollar government reinsurance reserve. He proposed a five year rehabilitation program for 660,000 disabled and a reinforced public health role while resisting socialized medicine. The plan aims to broaden private coverage and reduce catastrophic medical costs.
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Eisenhower
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Death of Cedar Rapids news dealer Herman J. Kiebel at 80
Herman J. Kiebel a Cedar Rapids news dealer for 55 years died Sunday night after a brief illness. Known as Daddy Kiebel he lived at 318 Tenth Street East and was born in Dubuque on June 26, 1873. He began in Cedar Rapids in 1899 after earlier work in Dubuque and at the Grand hotel. He spent decades on Cedar Rapids streets with newspapers and magazines and since 1937 worked with his sons in the business.
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Cedar Rapids
Herman J. Kiebel
Daddy Kiebel
Tenth Street
Dubuque
Fanfani Names 19 Member Cabinet in Italy Crisis
Italian Premier Amintore Fanfani appointed a 19 member cabinet dominated by 18 Christian Democrats and one independent as he prepared to seek a confidence vote next week. Attilio Piccione, 61, named foreign minister, signals continued support for the European Army Plan NATO and European unification. The move aims to stabilize a fragile bloc lacking a clear parliamentary majority, requiring cross party backing or abstention in upcoming votes.
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Attilio Piccione
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Christian Democratic Party
Light Snow and Cold Predicted Across Iowa
Eastern Iowa faced fluctuating temperatures with light snow and freezing drizzle creating hazardous driving. A mass of cold air moved in from the northwest as lows ranged from zero to five below in the northwest to the low 20s in the southeast. A Sunday low of 16 below gave way to a 35 degree reading by Monday afternoon in Cedar Rapids.
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