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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1958

Page

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Reed Denies Plan to Quit Iowa Race After Bribery Offer

Des Moines businessman Dean Reed admitted Jolley offered money to withdraw from an 8 way Republican primary for state commerce commission er but Reed said he had no intention of quitting. Jolley testified he sought Reed’s withdrawal to aid Herbert Reed’s candidacy. Reed cited anonymous calls offering up to 1000 dollars to persuade withdrawal.

Des Moines Dean Reed Lewis Jolley Adel Iowa Legislative Investigation Committee Jolley Herbert M. Reed Panora Reed Tallman J. C. Tallman Guthrie Center

Sisters Take Tot Flee To Bar Adoption

Two teenage sisters left a note with their parents and fled Sun Valley California with 20 month old Mike. Sandra Hill 16 and Genevieve 13 were found asleep with the child in a Burbank park. They said they took Mike because the parents planned to adopt him out.

Sun Valley Calif Mike Sandra Hill Genevieve Burbank Park Burbank Sandra Mama Daddy Lyle Hill

1761 Daily Newspapers Now Being Published

Classified ad promotes Gazette ads to sell or rent items with a sample success story. Mae Wilson on 345 17th St SE received 25 to 30 calls after placing a one day want ad. Includes sale of an extension ladder and miscellaneous tools at 35-3728.

Mae Wilson 17Th St. SE

Antenna to Aid Lunar Probe Program in Mojave Desert

A multimillion dollar 85 foot bowl shaped radio antenna will be built in the Mojave desert to support the lunar probe program. Army jet propulsion laboratory scientists will construct it at Camp Irwin 125 miles northeast of Los Angeles. It will track space vehicles to 250000 miles and operate by year end with Blaw Knox Collins Radio and Rucker Co as principal contractors.

Pasadena Calif California Mojave Desert Defense Department Army Jet Propulsion Laboratory Camp Irwin Los Angeles Roy W. Johnson Advanced Research Projects Agency Eberhardt Rechtin U.S Blaw-Knox Co Pittsburgh Collins Radio Co Cedar Rapids Land the Rucker Co Oakland

Alaska statehood optimism deflates then rekindles

In Boise Idaho AP recounts J Gerald Williams Alaska attorney general nicknamed Doubter Williams for doubting statehood this session. He offered to push a peanut 120 miles with his nose if statehood passed. The Senate sent the bill to the President as Williams visited Boise prompting a rueful jab about getting his nose in shape.

Boise, Idaho Alaska Doubter Williams Territory J. Gerald Williams Congress Statehood Tok Junction Big Delta Senate Williams Boise

Busiest Canal Year Sets Traffic Record

The Panama Canal recorded 9 468 ocean going vessels passing through in the last 12 months ending at midnight Monday, marking the busiest fiscal year in its history.

Panama

Alaska Becomes 49th State After Senate Vote

The Senate approved statehood for Alaska by 64 to 20, sending a bill to President for approval. Alaska would enter as the 49th state later this year, with two senators and one representative. The move ends territorial status dating to 1867 and allows Alaskans to vote for president and governors while seeking state government.

Senate Washington Alaska United States Texas Russia Canada Hawaii Puerto Rico Guam Sen. A Mike” Monroney Oklahoma

Alaska Celebrates Statehood Move After Gold Rush Fever

Alaskans marked the largest celebration since the gold rush as the senate passed statehood. Voters must accept three propositions on a August primary plus elections for governor and legislature, with constitutional voting ages and a special session for election funding to be set by Gov. Stepovich.

Juneau Alaska Mike Stepovich Territorial

Vote Puts Crimp In Texas Song

William Marsh co author of Texas Our Texas faces questions after a congressional move to admit Alaska spurs calls about altering the state song line. Marsh says the composer may swap brightest for largest to reflect Alaska’s size.

Texas Fort Worth William Marsh Alaska Marsh

Fox Hearing Defended by House Group

House investigators of the Sherman Adams case say they acted properly in public hearings after questioning Fox, Adams' accuser. The panel will next question Bernard Goldfine as part of the inquiry amid libel threats and debate over session secrecy.

Washington House Sherman Adams Adams Boston John Fox Harris D-Ark Bernard Goldfine Fox Goldfine Eisenhower Pittsburgh

Gravedigger Killed Setting Tombstone in Cremona

In Cremona Italy grave digger Luigi Bonvini aged 66 died after falling from scaffolding while lifting a tombstone. The stone toppled onto him and crushed him, ending the life during the work on Monday.

Cremona Italy UPI Luigi Bonvini

Rural crash kills Marion Rich in Cedar Rapids drive

An 18 year old Cedar Rapids boy, Marion Merwin Rich, died when the auto he rode in crashed through a barricade on the old Macbride road and overturned after a pursuit for a shortcut to Iowa City. He was the son of Mr and Mrs M J Rich of 1235 Forty second street NE Cedar Rapids.

Iowa News Iowa City Cedar Rapids Marion Merwin Rich M. J. Rich Forty-second St. NE Macbride Road Walker Washington High School Collins Radio Company Mervil J. Rich Nellie Marie Richard Serovy Paul Straub Richard North Robert Kale George Harris Roy R. Rich Ce‘dar Rapids Beatty Bearle Boulder Cemetery Central City

Highway detour backsfires in Iowa crash

An 18 year old Cedar Rapids man Petersen drove on the old Macbride road seeking a shortcut to Iowa City. His car collided with a fence and overturned. passenger Rich died. Petersen and Albaugh sustained minor injuries. Rich, a Cedar Rapids native, was a Collins Radio employee. Petersen faces a court appearance for failure to control his vehicle.

Joe Smith Iowa City Jon Dean Petersen Cedar Rapids Smith Petersen North Liberty Solon Rich Young Petersen Macbride State Park Johnson County California Albaugh

Barred by Club Has Last Laugh in England

Building contractor Pat Pateman, 42, who was denied membership at a golf club, bought the club instead and threatens to renew its lease only with permanent membership for him and his wife. He vows the sport will no longer be for the rich and snobby.

U.S Paris Russia Dulles Loughborough England Pat Pateman Pateman

SW Iowa Listed In Storm Area

The weather bureau forecast severe thunderstorms for southwestern Iowa and western Iowa. The warning noted storms may intensify this afternoon with large hail and damaging winds along a corridor extending about 60 miles on either side of a line from 60 northwest of Concordia, Kansas, to Lamon, Iowa.

Kansas City Weather Bureau Iowa Concordia Kan Laman Owa

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