Big Crisis For World Red Plans
AP News Analyst William Ryan reports Moscow’s large Chinese ally heightens nervousness in the Communist world. Red China’s hawkish stance on Lenin’s doctrine clashes with Khrushchev’s call for revision for a nuclear era. Chinese leaders label rivals “modern revisionists” while signaling possible tests of capitalism versus communism.
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Senate Approves Ike Sugar Power Bill Amid Cuban Import Tangle
The Senate gave tentative approval to a measure granting President Eisenhower broad authority to cut 1960 Cuban sugar imports. The plan allows reallocating unused quota funds to domestic and foreign producers, with House support expected to back the stripped-down version. A Morse proposal to curb Cuban sugar while Congress adjourns remains under consideration.
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Two Severe Storms Hit Waukon Area
Special to The Gazette reports two storms struck Waukon Saturday within hours. The first at about 2 p.m. struck a Straate Brothers farm barn. fire was extinguished with minor damage. The second at about 6:30 p.m. brought a half inch of rain. Lansing saw heavy hail that stripped tree leaves.
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Straate Brothers
Lansing
Camp Good Health Budget Gap Reported for 1960
A budget summary lists Camp Good Health with $5,267.59 raised toward a $9,300.00 target for 1960. Yet to be raised stands at $4,032.41 as donations honor memory of several individuals including Mrs. Gertrude Nvere, Mrs. Mary L. Hanna, and Mrs. Sadie Grissel.
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I. D. Methven
Ethel M. Cooper
Eee
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Priscilla Club
Cities Officially Cannot Adopt DST
Dubuque Iowa cities cannot legally adopt Daylight Saving Time for official government affairs. The opinion from Assistant Attorney General Theodor Rehmann Jr, requested by Rep John L Duffy, cites a 1954 Iowa court ruling finding no governmental authority to establish Daylight time.
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Theodor Rehmann
Mississippi River
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Centerville
Out on the Acres Starts Today
Gazette farm page feature begins its election year run on page 6 section 2. Rex Conn visits Eastern Iowa farmers to discuss farming, public issues and political views as the series continues daily until the November 8 general election.
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Rex Conn
Iowa
Death toll climbs during 4th of July weekend
Traffic deaths totaled 233 as Independence Day observances neared midweek. Wisconsin reports a man and six children killed in a crash with a horse trailer. San Francisco sees a father and four children die in a truck crash.
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San Francisco
Red China Admits Nepali Killed on Border
Peiping radio reported that on June 28 Chinese troops killed one Nepali and captured ten others on the Nepali Tibet border, with one prisoner said to be wounded.
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China
Peiping
Pentagon moves to auto declassify documents
The Pentagon unveiled a directive to remove secrecy labels from most official papers over 12 years with automatic downgrades at 3 year intervals. The policy targets vast archives and aims to curb new secrecy builds while saving costs on security measures.
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Pentagon
Washington
Loveless Lands Ike's Goodwill For All People
Governor Loveless praised President Eisenhower at an American Legion event in Urbana, saying the nation has yet to see a leader with greater goodwill and ability to communicate it. He noted Democratic sympathy but emphasized patriotism over partisanship and the need to recognize threats to freedom.
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Ike
America
Chuckle: People Amplify Small Faults for Fun
Witty saying notes few people are full of faults but they maximize the impact of their flaws in everyday life. It humorously observes human nature and self awareness in lighthearted form.
Gene Fowler Dies at 70 In Los Angeles
Gene Fowler the noted newspaperman screenwriter and author died at 70 from a heart attack at his West Los Angeles home. He had been in poor health the past year and told his wife he felt chest pains before collapsing. Fowler left behind a legacy that included Good Night Sweet Prince and a Barrymore biography. He was reportedly working on a new book about newspapermen of the 1920s at his death. His physician Dr Frank Nolan said Fowler was a good patient who followed medical advice. He died Saturday with his son Will present.
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Los Angeles
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Agnes
Gene, Jr
Will
Reserve Officers Award MacArthur as Soldier Statesman
The Reserve Officers Association honored General MacArthur with a scroll labeling him a pre eminent soldier statesman. The Friday ceremony in New York highlighted MacArthur's leadership and public service.
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New York
Gen. MacArthur
Khrushchev says world war unthinkable amid nuclear era
Premier Khrushchev warned that another major war would destroy a world made small and vulnerable by nuclear weapons and rockets. Speaking to the Austro-Soviet Society he rejected Leninist ideas that communism could triumph through conflict with capitalism.
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Vienna
Khrushchev
Believer Khrushchev Cites Bible in War Policy Speech
Khrushchev, addressing the Austro-Soviet Society, again quoted religious sources to explain Communist policy. He cited Noah's ark to argue against war and said he quotes the Bible because he was a believer as a boy and read the book in school.
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Vienna
Khrushchev
Oelwein Suffers Prolonged Downtown Power Outage
OELWEIN suffered a 114 hour blackout after a main power transformer exploded in the downtown area. No injuries were reported. Firemen were summoned by telephone as sirens were out. Crews installed a new transformer to restore service.
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