Progress Is Called Hurt By Secrecy
Washington AP Dr. Lloyd V. Berkner lamented that secrecy may hinder defense science and warned that battles could be fought with papers marked secret instead of weapons. He said 90 percent of secret science should be released, noting delays in a polar early warning system and noting Soviet research use. He urged pruning overclassification as Congress pressed for specifics.
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Snowy Weekend Hits East Iowa Roads
Heavy snow warnings followed a weekend storm sweeping across Iowa bringing up to five inches in western counties and two to four inches in southeast areas. Most highways remained snow packed but passable. accidents minimal. Temperatures hovered around the 20s to lower 40s with a mix of sun and cloud, forecasts predicting colder spells ahead.
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Hoffa Suit Trial Stayed for Week
Washington UPI The federal judge granted a one week recess in the trial aimed at blocking James R Hoffa from becoming Teamsters president. Lawyer Edward Bennett Williams requested delay to narrow the issues in dispute.
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I Chicken Piles Up Three Vehicles
A chicken dash across U S 220 in STAR North Carolina caused three vehicles to collide. James Mabe braked hard to avoid the bird, James Ricks swerved, and Marvin Seagroves veered his tank truck off the road to miss the chickens. Patrol said the crash damaged two cars and the truck, with estimated damage around 10 thousand dollars.
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Slippery Streets Cause Accidents in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids police say slick roads Sunday afternoon and Monday morning led to four crashes and three more, with injuries to Lilian Nelson 61 and Anita Reynolds 33. Nelson rode with William Pierce of Waterloo. Dennis Peterson of Marion was the other driver. Reynolds, driving at 230 Fifteenth Street NW, struck a pole and collided with James Baldridge of 192% Burch Avenue NW.
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Sheriff seeks indictment of Klan leader in North Carolina
Sheriff Malcolm McLeod said he will ask a grand jury to indict Ku Klux Klan leader Rev James Cole of Marion on inciting a riot after a rally that ended with Indians firing into the crowd. Four wounded, none seriously, as Klansmen, spectators and Indians clashed near Pembroke.
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Chuckie Waiter Mystery Phrase Stuns Diner
A weird exchange at a diner ends with an unclear remark about a potato and ownership. The brief scene centers on the waiter and a puzzled customer in a local eatery.
INATO Diplomatic Council Suggested By Delegates
Delegates at Cor college Montag morning discussed forming a permanent NATO diplomatic council parallel to the military organ. Panels on diplomacy and economics urged unified policy across NATO nations to improve diplomatic and economic exchanges and possibly avert actions like the Suez incident and arms shipments to Tunisia. Debates covered open versus secret diplomacy, with cautions about propaganda and the need for corrective procedures in democratic nations. The NATO group, on a 31 day U S tour, will leave Tuesday for further US life observations.
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Dynamite Found In Central High Locker
In Little Rock a dynamite stick was found in an empty locker at Central High after a 90 minute search. Acting Police Chief Eugene Smith said the device was unfused and not intended to blow up, used to create disturbance. The baton was in a bank room near the cafeteria. Police national guard units joined the search and secured the area.
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Airliner Fire Hurts No One on Landing
Chicago dispatch reports an engine burst into flame on a landing American Airlines jet, yet 49 passengers and five crew members escaped unharmed. Investigation underway into the cause of the blaze.
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Denial of March of Dimes Funding By Review Group
The Linn County chapter of the National Foundation for Tr afile Par faced approval denial from a Cedar Rapids review group. The group rejected a $13,000 goal, including $9,000 to be raised locally, tied to two campaigns, senior Hadassah of Cedar Rapids and Crusade for Freedom, aimed at supporting the organization’s medical program. Denial was based on a policy to align with United Fund standards and the local committee previously contracted with United Fund last summer. Continued on page 6, column 2.
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British Party Under Fuchs Reaches Pole
Dr Vernan Fuchs and a British ground team reach the South Pole after a 400 mile trek. Sir Edmund Hillary and George Dufek greet the party at the polar base. Fuchs plans a 1200 mile transit beyond the pole despite advisory warnings from Hillary.
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Eisenhower Warns Unwarranted Increases Could Delay Growth
President Eisenhower warned that unwarranted wage and price increases this spring could delay the economic recovery. He urged passage of Taft Hartley reforms, tax measures, and help for small business, cities, and housing, while noting 1957 was strong overall despite a downturn in late year. The report stressed self discipline to prevent inflation and sustain real growth without inflation.
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