Supreme Court delay in Little Rock ruling noted amid desegregation probe
The high court declines to rule on the district court order suspending Little Rock school desegregation, signaling readiness to let the circuit court review proceed. Analysts cite potential delays, while Geneva talks on nuclear test detection face uncertainty as Soviet and Western positions differ. Hope springs eternal, as tradition and poetry suggest.
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U. S. Supreme Court
High Court
Federal District Court
Little Rock
Circuit Court of Appeals
District Court
Supreme Court
Geneva conference on policing a suspension of nuclear tests
The article discusses Soviet atomic experts at a Geneva conference on policing a test suspension. It weighs whether their role will aid or hinder the talks and notes the central issue of proving a nation has truly halted atomic testing. Some scientists say earth tremors detectable by seismographs can prove explosions, while others doubt the method’s reliability.
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Geneva
United States
Kremlin
Washington
Congress
Macmillan De Gaulle meeting marks start toward allied unity
The Paris talks between French Premier De Gaulle and British Prime Minister Macmillan begin replenishing Western unity. A follow-up conference with U.S. officials is urged to align allied policy on nuclear power NATO participation and Middle East oil while detailing U.S. aid and stockpile needs.
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de Gaulle
Macmillan
Paris
U.S
Russia
France
Britain
United States
NATO
Europe
Suez Policy Comes Back To Haunt The Nation
Drew Pearson reports history repeating as Eisenhower weighs Lebanon intervention amid British French and Israeli moves. He notes Cyprus troops ready and Chamoun's appeals while Moscow warns volunteers and U S prestige wavers. Trujillo orders Dominican officers home. Mrs McElroy and the dental goodwill drive are also mentioned.
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Washington
Near East
Macmillian
England
White House
Eisenhower
United States
Lebanon
Macmillan
Britain
Suez
Nasser
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Dulles
Cyprus
Chamoun
U. S
Thompson
Moscow
Gromyko
Russia
McClintock
Beirut
Public hearing observer notes rent increases and local paving dispute
Dell O Ryan arrives in Cedar Rapids as observer at a public hearing on rent increases. Northwest Cedar Rapids citizens protest Eleventh street paving plans noting lack of connectivity. City Attorney says action too late. Also reported: Hoover birthday events at West Branch. Linn county Democratic convention keynote by Fred A Chalupsky. Coe college ROTC abolition debate. DeMolay installation. West Branch pageant and church dedication. local families traveling and Yale reunion news.
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Dell O. Ryan
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Superior Court
Memorial Building
Eleventh St
Don Hines
Iowa
Herbert Hoover
West Branch
Fred A. Chalupsky
Linn County
Coe College
Board of Trustees
H. M. Gage
Iowa Synod of the Presbyterian Church At
Ames
R.O.T.C
Coe
Kingston Brokaw
Order of DeMolay
Bethany Lutheran Church
Mark Steege
Cedar Rapids business owner voices views on taxes and life
Walton P. Keller of Keller's Office Supplies discusses a range of topics from a 3 percent sales tax and potential property tax relief to local traffic changes and his family plans. He mentions a planned foreign student from Belfast, the Rotary club exchange program, and Cedar Rapids' needs while praising community ties and health.
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Walton P. Keller
Keller’s
Second Ave
Cottage Grove Court
Cedar Rapids
Rotary Club
Will Congress Pass the Labor Reform Bill
Roscoe Drummond analyzes the Kennedy Ives labor reform bill, weighing opposition in the House and Senate, strategic moves by Speaker Rayburn, and the bill’s aim to safeguard union democracy and finances. He cites public opinion, McClellan committee findings, and support from Meany and Secretary of Labor Mitchell, concluding passage is plausible but politically risky for both parties.
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Roscoe Drummond
Congress
Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Sion
Drummond
House Labor Committee
Sam Rayburn
McClellan Committee
George Meany
Aflcio
Labor
James Mitchell
Possible new publicity stunt for world tour gag
European based journalists discuss international relations with a French friend about a stunt from an American TV program. They consider sending a participant on a world tour blindfolded and speculate about an American around the world with his mouth shut.
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Washington Post
Times Herald
Fort Knox Gold Held In Questionable Amounts In 1957
Senate testimony reveals disputed figures on U S ownership of gold and the dollar’s loss of purchasing power from 1947 to 1957. Randolph Burgess and Sen George Malone discuss gold reserves and the 25 percent gold subscription of IMF funds. The record leaves the exact absolute U S gold amount uncertain.
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United States
Soviet Russia
Byrd Committee
Senate
International Monetary Fund
Randolph Burgess
Sokolsky
Monetary Fund
Maynard Keynes
Harry White
John Maynard Keynes
Harry Dexter White
Fort Knox
International Bank
George Malone
Treasury Department
U. S
Treasury
Burgess
Sen. Malone
Mr. Burgess
Sciatica causes and treatments explained by Dr Moiner
Dr Moiner explains sciatica as pain from irritation of the sciatic nerve with multiple potential causes. A ruptured disc inflammation and direct injury can pinch the nerve, while tumors arthritis and spinal disorders may contribute. Diagnosis guides treatment. imaging may reveal defects and surgery or stabilization may be needed.
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G.F.L
Larface
Werner
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Yale
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