Curtice urges UAW to base wage talks on economic facts
Detroit AP Harlow H Curtice president of General Motors urged the United Automobile Workers to adopt a wage program tailored to economic realities rather than demand profit shares. He declined to speak at a UAW convention and proposed extending the GM UAW wage formula two years beyond May 29 with two 12 cent increases and maintained cost of living protections.
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Detroit
Harlow H. Curtice
General Motors Corp
United Automobile Workers Union
Curtice
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
General Motors
Library Adds History Biography Titles for January
The public library debuts a January batch of two week circulations featuring history and biography. Notable titles include Renaissance 1493 1520 by Potter The Old Regime 1713 63 by Lindsay Islam Inflamed by Morris Air Spy by Babington and Sledge Patrol by Howarth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library
Potter
Lindsay
Morris
Babington
Holbrook
Mason
Peattie
Merrill
Tokyo
Caldwell
West
Howard
Wallace
Howarth
Sumter
Meredith
United States
Prescott
Hall
Clough
Schevill
Durant
Laister
Immaculate Conception Catholic High to Expand in Lansing
Immaculate Conception Catholic High School in Lansing announces a later year expansion adding Harpers Ferry Wexford New Albin and Lansing to its consolidated area. An auditorium will be built later and enrollment is expected to grow from 97 by about 60 students. the parish hall will become classrooms and the school name will change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Immaculate Conception Catholic High School
H. C. Sharphoff
Harpers Ferry
Wexford
New Albin
Sharphoff
Msgr. Sharphoff
Aggies Offer Myers as ISU Coach disputed by Hilton
Texas authorities report the Aggies made an offer to Myers around 3 p m Tuesday. Aggie President Har rington said Hilton declined to block Myers leaving Iowa State. Cyclone players led by Dwight Nichols want Pearce as head coach, fearing shifts from Myers single wing to a T formation.
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Texas
Aggies
Myers
Aggie
M. T. Harrington
Hilton
Pearce
Nichols
Motorist injured when car hits semi-trailer on Highway 20
Edward Soley, 42, sustained head and chest injuries when his car struck the rear of a semi trailer on Highway 20 within Independence city limits. He is in fairly good condition at an Independence hospital. He told police he bent to adjust a heater before the collision. Truck driver J. W. Wilson of Sioux City was not hurt.
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the Gazette
Edward Soley
Highway 20
Soley
Independence Hospital
J. W. Wilson
Sioux City
Glendale pilots combine high school and college for gifted
In Glendale California four Sputnik age programs test accelerated education for gifted students. Twenty five top seniors will join a Glendale College course as first period college freshmen, then return to Hoover High for senior level work. Courses run at Glendale College with college credit and no student names shared with instructors. If successful the plan expands district wide.
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Glendale
Calif
Hoover
James H. Williams
Glendale Public Schools
Williams
Glendale College
Willliams
Morris Winward
Churchill Oil Paintings Draw Record Kansas City Audience
An exhibition of 35 Winston Churchill oil paintings drew 1 221 people to the Nelson Gallery of Art in Kansas City. It marked the first public one man show of Churchill's works with eight cities to follow after the Feb 2 closing. The opening featured telegrams from President Eisenhower and a note from Sir Harold Caccia, the British ambassador.
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Kansas City
Sir Winston Churchill
Nelson Gallery of Art
Sir Winston
British Statesman
America
U. S
Canada
Eisenhower
Winston
Harold Caccia
Washington
Airliners must control ice blocks from waste water discharge
The Civil Aeronautics Administration moves to curb large ice chunks dumped from aircraft waste lines after seven blocks weighing 25 to 100 pounds fell in Pennsylvania and Long Island. Northwest Airlines agrees to study in flight ice formation. CAB rules out meteorological or flying saucer explanations.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Long Island
Civil Aeronautics Board
Northwest Airlines, Inc
CAB
Watch ZORRO Adventure Series on Channel 9 Thursday
Walt Disney studios presents ZORRO the adventure series airing Thursday at 7 p.m. on Channel 9. The program stars the masked hero as he fights for justice in exciting frontier action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Disney Studios
Channel 9
Wall Street Hears To Boosted Utilities Earnings Outlook
New York reports Kentucky Utilities will gain from a 2 778 000 rate boost last week allowing a per share earnings rise to about 2 20 in 1958 from 1 94 in 1957 despite selling 165 000 common shares this fall. Net 1957 around 2 40 with 18 cents non recurring profit. Market notes cite rising cocoa prices and Kaiser's plan to manufacture jeeps in Australia.
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New York
INS
Kentucky
Baltimore Gas and Electric
Mohasco Industries
Kaiser
Australia
Kenneth Ward
Hayden, Stone and Company
Myers declines Texas A&M job to stay at Iowa State
Rollins spoke of the trip for a Texas A&M coach search with two cadets confirming Myers would stay if Iowa State officials could resolve terms. Myers indicated eight assistants would join him at A&M, but Iowa State remained firm, noting a $16,000 salary and a five year tenure.
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Rollins
Myers
A&m
Iowa State
Hagler
Iowa State Athletic Committee
Aggie
Houston
Des Moines
Kansas City
Midwest
Texas A&m
John Crow
Russ Faulkinberry
Doug Bradley
Faulkinberry
Vanderbilt
Bradley
UCLA
Red Sanders
Arch Steel
LeRoy Pearce
Nebraska
Rudy Feldman
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Jack Mitchell
Kansas
Missouri
Frank Broyles
Texas
Dallas
Faulkenberry
Pierce
Feldman
Ames
Erdelatz
Fulbright Urges Tough Line to Avert National Disaster
Senator Fulbright calls on President Eisenhower to abandon sugar coated half truths and mobilize a supreme effort. He warns of erosion of allied respect and urges domestic policy changes including increased funding for math science and language education to meet missile and satellite challenges.
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Washington
Fulbright
D-Ark
Eisenhower
Moscow
Iowa City Seeks 1.41 Million in Junior High Bonds
The Iowa City school study council recommends the board call an immediate election on a bond package at least 1.41 million dollars for a new junior high building of 600 capacity and rehabilitation of the present structure. The plan includes 1.25 million for the new building and 160 thousand for current building upgrades.
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Iowa City
School Study Council
Jerry Kollross
Finance Committee
Arlyn Marks
Council
Iowa Tax Commission dismissals rise to eighty five
Seven more employees were fired by the Iowa Tax Commission on Wednesday bringing total dismissals or resignations since July to 85 after Democrats gained control of the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Tax Commission
Commission
Miller says many officials not paying income tax
Iowa Tax Commission Chairman Leon Miller disclosed that a number of county, school, state and federal employees have failed to pay state income taxes. He named at least one county attorney and one sheriff among the delinquents, with some cases dating back years.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa Tax Commission
Leon Miller
Miller
Commission
Classified Employment Openings in Meat, Construction, Retail
Multiple job ads seeking experienced meat managers, a construction superintendent, and an assistant office manager. Also a Cedar Rapids area retail position offering guaranteed salary and commission with profit sharing. Apply by mail to Gazette Box E numbers or visit Allison Hotel for in-person interviews.
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Lincoln School
Cedar Hills
Pareona
Marshall Oxley Meat Buck Intendent
Henner Tea Co
T. Pleasant &T
Burlington
Iowa
Progressive General Construction Co
Gazette
Ppee Co
Cedar Rapids
Goodenough
Allison
Hamilton Company
Oakland Ave
N.E
United Fund of
Marion
Chamber of Commerce
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Strike Fund
Catholic High School
Churchill
Wall Street
Iowa State Student Union
Imoney
Noble Clark
Ogden
Boone Hospital
Ernest Franquemont
Jack Caughron
Waterloo
Grundy Center
Paul Drakle
Greene
Karl LeCompte
Ria
House Administration Committee
Washington, D. C
Stephen Carter
Leon Democrat
LeCompte
Tommy Seals
Fort Dodge
Eddie Seals
Dave
Fae
JTVE
Por Mar Air Aise
Wwe
Novak Monument CO
Ave. N.W
Linn Blvd
2Nd Ave
S.E
Archas HO
Silver CO
Roosevelt Hoteel
Osen
4Th St
SE Magnus Hoteluilding
Vous
Buresh
3Rd St
Probasco Jewelry
Jan
Gerry Courtney
Taror Ground
Wa Hollow
Billia Newman's
Bess
Petty. Petty
1St Ave. S.W
C.R. Barber
College
Ruth Seemen
3Nd Ave
8.E
Phil Roker Riseckr
Swisher
DALE _THOMAS
MAYVU
Prairie Landers
Mountain Oyster
Fairfax
Jean
Leo
Pioneers
Stanwood
TRCN
Moose Club
Daaport Inn
de 'Ebs
Stalker Electric CO
4Th Ave
Rownie
Mary
Waddington
Sir Pan Interior Exterio Pal
Lelbian Rivasien
Price Vic Bartow
J. Kraus
5Th Ave. S.E
Dial DR
Ordia EM
Singer Sewing Center
Killian’s
Ainting
Gables
E Ave
Bob Conner
Ray Ferguson
8Th Ave
Wiper Motors
Mservice
Bill Hale Tax Service
3Rd Street
Milan W. Freese
Curtis EM
Rey I Rapids
Robert Bush
R . Independence
Peartis
Borouch
Ension
Estabii Real Ent
Marine
Gazette Air
Excellensure
Seely EM
Sheraton - Montrose
Peer Jeter
Hess
Lowa
Grave Ignpiement Co
Tipton
SAM- Rata Reeves Agg
Attleboro
General
Lutheran Hospital
Port Dodge
Sondcay
Eo E Corporation
Pearl Land Road N
Avon Cosmetics
Norma Beauregard
Arnold
Mr. van Dusen
G.W
Severa
Hisley Building
Chicago
Harapatt
Sefe Salas
Desire Neat High Scaest
Second Avenue S
E. EM
Murphy
W.O.M
Mirphy
Ene
M+ Dunas
sOnen Hig
ES Ainee—College
Tom Murphy
Murphy Employment Service
3Rd Ave
Wures
BR Verne
Beate Aoeere
IRD
ST. SE
FORD
Bosc i
STONE
Daman Motor Sales
F Ave
Allen
Plymouth
APCO
Good Motors
Ist Ave
ACE Auto
Foreign Cars Inc
First ST
Leon
Swisher Feed and Lumber Co
Fordomatic
Chevrolet
OLDS
Pontiac
Curtomnterd
Dodge
Wesley Blin
Troy Mills, Sons
Jeep
Whitey
Rexmouth
Merle
BUICK
Mercury
Montclair
Cranbrook
Emmett Scherrman
Kenny Boyd
Art Hulshiser
Parsons
Third Avenue
Bob Wa Umachor
Motor Inc
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