Adenauer Rejects Soviet Big Four Reunification Plan
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer denounces the Soviet bid for a Big Four meeting as a move to bind Germany to Moscow. He insists Germany remains part of a Western community and rejects any division or equal status with two German states. The speech responds to Soviet diplomacy and domestic opposition calls for rearmament.
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Baden Baden
Konrad Adenauer
Germany
Moscow
West
Soviet Union
Adenauer
West Germany
Erich Ollenhhauer
Herr Ollenhauer
Bonn
Kremlin Recalled Big Three Envoys for Talks in Moscow
Soviet Ambassador Jacob Malik left for Moscow to join George Zarubin and Sergei Vinogradov in the Russian capital. The recall signals a possible new diplomatic push over Germany and Red China as Moscow calls for routine consultations that may extend beyond standard talks.
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London
Jacob Malik
Moscow
Kremlin
Malik
Court of St. James
Brussels
George Zarubin
Washington
Paris
Sergei Vinogradov
Russia
Germany
China
Vinogradny
Gonn
Zarubin
Salute to Iowa Hereford Association Show at Hawkeye Downs
Cedar Rapids welcomes the Iowa Hereford Association for its eighteenth annual show and sale at Hawkeye Downs. The event, the nation’s largest breed gathering, features 350 top Herefords shown and sold this week as readers tour the farm pages for coverage.
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Iowa Hereford Association
Cedar Rapids
Hawkeye Downs
Cader Rapids Gazette
Lowa Hereford Association
Gazette
Yugoslavs Seize Four Italian Fishing Boats
A report from NOME via AP states Yugoslavs seized four Italian fishing boats on a rainy Saturday. The incident ends a truce, affecting Adriatic sea activity and cross border tensions.
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NOME
Pairali Bens
Switzerland
Tajian Railway Station
Adriatic
Haly
Yugoslav
Trieste
U.S
Red Propaganda Trap Warned In Kin Visit Bid
Washington officials warned that families of 17 Americans imprisoned in China could face a propaganda trap if they accept a Communist invitation to visit. Senator Mundt and other leaders described the invitation as a Red racket aimed at coercion or coercive praise. The State Department, delaying a decision on lifting travel bans, cautioned that such visits could be used to attack the U S and justify continued confinement.
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Associated Press
Red China
China
Air Force
Harold Fischer, Jr
Ace
Swea City
Iowa
Fischer
Montgomery
Ala
Wallace Tl. Brown
John K. Arnold
Omaha
W. G. Parks
A. R
Andy” MacKenzie
Parks
MacKenzie
Ronald Parks
Reds
Washington
Congressional
Karl E. Muneit
iMundt
Alexander Wiley
Wis
Hostatey
State Department
Missiles of World Range Developed
The United States nears the pay-off stage in atomic missile development capable of striking deep into Russia. Officials anticipate two main types: a rocket with speeds up to 9 000 mph and a jet powered missile with star guided bearings. Officials say future missiles must reach long range with high accuracy to deliver nuclear payloads within a 20 mile target circle.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Matina
Potter Proposes Aged Problems Study Commission
Sen. Charles E. Potter proposes a federal commission to study problems of the aged and aging citizens. The Michigan Republican says a 10 member panel will be created to recommend action on employment income maintenance health housing and leisure time for Americans 65 and older. He plans to introduce the bill with about 20 senators providing support.
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Washington
Charles E. Potter
R-iMich
Potter
Michigan Republican
P Lepless
Reed warns Democrats on 1955 tax cut plan
Rep. Traniel A. Reed of New York says a presidential veto is likely if Democrats move ahead with tax cut plans for 1955. He criticizes the talks as political jockeying while President Eisenhower urges no tax changes before 1956. The veteran lawmaker is a senior figure on the tax committee.
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Washington
Traniel A. Reed
Reed
Eisenhower
Ways and Means
United Air Lines Sets 1954 Traffic Records at Cedar Rapids
United Air Lines reports new all time highs in 1954 at Cedar Rapids Municipal airport. Outbound and inbound cargo weights rose significantly across mail express freight and total cargo categories while passenger totals also increased. Revenues climbed 36 percent from 1953. transatlantic freight services to Europe begin March 1 via interline with Airwork.
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Cedar Rapids
United Air Lines
Cedar Rapids Municipal Airport
McIntyre
United
Sted
Cedar Rapid Airpork
United Arc Lines
Great Britain
Airwork. Ltd
Europe
Africa
New York
Aimwerk
I Lonrion
Prestwick
Aurich
Frankfurt
Geneva
Milan
Cedar Rapids Population Hits 77 064 in 1955 Vital Stats
Cedar Rapids shows a 1955 population of 77 064 based on a four year compilation of vital statistics. Births outpaced deaths by 1 860 in 1954, with 3 079 total births and 1 987 among residents, signaling a growing city. Influx adds about 30 families monthly, suggesting the 77 064 figure may still be low.
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Cedar Rapids
Art Heusinkveld
Hirths
Wao
Ceda Rapids
Cedar Rapids Mothers and Fathers. Those 1,987 Topped the Work of Bed’s
C.R
Hall
Ducassis
Censis
IAL
Chamber of Commerce
Speculation On Role of 7th Fleet
Taipei reports influx of U. S. carrier forces and a sudden shift of naval leadership from Hong Kong as speculation grows on Formosan defense. Nationalists oppose retreat from Tachens and nearby islets while Washington weighs a formal defense line around Formosa.
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7Th Fleet
Taipeh
Formosa
U. S
Manila
Seventh Fleet
Hong Kong
Tachens
Philippines
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Chiang Kai-shek
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Yedy
Maude Krebs
Dontors
Asst
City Health Officer
Carsmith
Vichangshan Island
Inday
Vichangshan- Tachen Island
Chiang
Essex
Yorktown
Kearsarse
Pearl Harbor
Herbert Hopwood
Commmander In Chief, Pacific
Cinpac
Admiral
Yikiangstan
O. K. Yul
Carlos P. i Garcia
Philippines Foreign Affairs
Ramon Magsaysay
Philippin Tapeh
Marshall
Postway
George C. Marshall
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