Eisenhower vows security growth and GOP unity drive
President Eisenhower declared security markedly strengthened after five years in office and urged a bipartisan approach to national defense. He promoted a 1958 GOP push for a broad team in Congress while condemning Democrats for politicking on defense, and highlighted tax cuts, Korea finalization, and social programs as party accomplishments.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmill
Chicago
Eisenhower
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America
Rr. Eisenhower
G.O.P
Congress
U.S
International Amphitheater
Sherman Adams
O.C.F
Minneapolis
Adams
Ini Eriior
Field
Senate
Ishawer
Shermany* Adams
House Group Votes Boost In Arms Sum
The House Appropriations Committee advanced an emergency 1.42 billion defense bill to fund missile programs and ARPA projects. The plan boosts Air Force and Navy programs, including Atlas and Jupiter missiles, Polaris submarines, and new intercontinental capabilities, while authorizing transfers from other funds to accelerate development.
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House Appropriations Committee
Penelity Air Force
Eisenhower
Iivo
House
Air Force
Cooke Air Force Base
Calif
Navy
Army
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Ota
Little John
Pershing
Eisenhawer
Eniervensy Defense
ARPA
Department (Defense
NATO Delegates Named Honorary Citizens of CLR
NATO delegates on a four day visit to Cedar Rapids were named honorary citizens during a reception in Coe Auditorium. Mayor James Meaghan awarded certificates as 400 attendees heard panel discussions on Western civilization and the NATO role.
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CLR
Cedar Runidls News
State Department
James Meaghan
Cpe
Cetar Rapids
United
United States
Russia
Restate
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France
Tama Reservation Sees First Woman Council Member Speak
Adeline Wanuleo urged Secretary Seaton in Des Moines to keep white settlers off the Tama Sue and Fox lands. She protested Morroid missionaries on the reservation and a white farmer renting tribal land whisky bottoms, seeking preservation of ancestral lands.
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Dt Pye
Tama
Ia Kewy
Tama Reservation
Adeline Wanuleo
Sue and Fox
Des Moines
Fred Seaton
Indiana Affairs
Wis
Ike Arrives in Capital in Rain
The report notes President Eisenhower returns to Washington amid rain and rising prices. Officials say December living costs stayed at 121.6 percent of the 1949 average, up 3 percent from a year earlier, with autos and apparel cheaper offsetting food and service increases.
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Washingtom
APY
Tose
Hersey Riley
Labour Department
Man Killed While Digging His Grave in Argentina
A man in La Banda Argentina was struck by lightning while digging a grave for himself. Lorenzo Ben Decided he did not wish to live. He bought a cemetery plot and began digging. A storm moved in as he shoveled dirt and the bolt killed him. Two children nearby were injured.
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Argentina
API
Lorenzo
Ciimgne
Cascade Man Is Killed in Car Truck Crash
A Cascade man Dennis Dullea Sr. was killed in a two vehicle crash eight miles south of Dubuque. He rode with his son Elden, both were in a car that collided with a pickup driven by Jacques Marlin. The younger Dallas and Marlin were hospitalized in Dubuque.
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Romuandih
American Bride Granted Red Visa in Soviet Departure
A fragmented item notes a bride from America receiving a red visa permission to leave the Soviet Union. Details are unclear but name references appear as ALGOSCOW and John Sandor with Wiebe, and a mention of Thussian pride connected to the visa decision.
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Algoscow
John Sandor
Wiebe
Cela
Soviet Union
Weather Report Mentions Snowfall and Ground Cover
A garbled weather bulletin notes light snow and ground conditions. It cites inches on the ground and mentions city reports of snow and precipitation, with unclear timing and local references.
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Kansas City
Kan
Wunwuak
Spaatz Urges Single Chief Nimitz Differs on Military Reform
Spaatz argued for a single chief of staff to streamline defense, saying missiles and space systems demand unified command. Nimitz favored keeping a joint chiefs structure or abolishing the chairmanship to reduce layers, citing Washington delays. Both urged faster decision making and kept focus on protecting civilian control.
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Sliff
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Blizzard Grips Two States Blocking Roads and Flights
A severe midwestern blizzard snarled traffic across Kansas and Missouri with heavy snow and drifting, stranding motorists and grounding many flights. One confirmed death occurred in Kansas City as the storm dumped inches of new snow, closed roads, and disrupted trains, air travel, and local commerce.
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Lfe
Burlines
Raneas City
Civil Aeroneuts Administration
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Wichita
Isehechile
Snowstorm Hits Southeast Iowa Driving Severe Hazard
Heavy snow drifts and hazardous driving stretch across southeast Iowa with visibility under 30 feet in spots. The Iowa State Patrol warns of dangerous travel as up to inches accumulate, affecting routes from Gletweed to Dubuque and prompting expected additional snowfall into Tuesday night.
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