Red China U N Heighton U S Reappraisal Agony
Washington AP The United States contemplates a painful foreign policy reappraisal sparked by Sen Knowland’s push for U N membership for Red China. If allies push Red China into the U N, the U S may retreat, with four possible responses outlined and strong opposition from officials and France over Europe defense links.
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U.N. Heighton
U.S
John M. Hightower
Washington
U. S
Dulles
France
Senate
Knowland
Calif
U. N
America
Congress
West Germany
Britain
Red China
Japan
Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
Spain
South Korea
Europe
Truman
Eisenhower
Policy Administration
European Defense Community
Germany
Hagerty Rejects Potomac Colloquial for Churchill Parley
Washington report notes Eisenhower clocking 11:06 am end to a long news conference and his anniversary ballroom dance with Mrs. Eisenhower. Hagerty spurned a catchy label such as Potomac protocol for the Churchill meeting. Details recount Churchill’s White House arrival, camera chains, and pen etiquette during signings.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Churchill
Hagerty
George Washington in the House of Burgesses at Williamsburg
George Washington served 16 years as a member of the House of Burgesses meeting in Williamsburg Virginia.
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George Washington
House of Burgesses Meeting
Williamsburg
Infant Suffocates in Crib in Independence
A four month old boy named Gustav S. Roepke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roepke, was found dead in his crib about 5 a.m. Monday after becoming entangled in blankets. He was born April 3. Services are set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Swan funeral home with burial in Wilson cemetery.
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The
Gazette
Independence
Gustav S. Roepke
Carl Roepke
Swan Funeral Home
Wilson Cemetery
Sleeping Driver Misses Out on Fireworks Night Adventure
CHICAGO UP Beulah Klunk a 59 year old night nurse slept through a wreck that tore along a sidewalk uprooting a futility pole bending a street sign and plowing through a doctor's yard and into a house before stopping in a grape arbor. She escaped with only a scratch and minor bruises as a doctor noted she slept soundly.
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Chicago
Beulah Klunk
CIO Calls for Wage Increases
The CIO urged wage increases and higher personal income tax exemptions as the quickest way to bolster the sagging economy. It blamed weak consumer purchasing power for the downturn, citing unemployment, less overtime, more part time work, and underemployment as causing a sharp drop in wage income from the August 1953 level of 202.2 billion dollars per year.
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Washington
CIO
Kossuth Centennial Attracts Big Crowd Parade Reenacts County History
ALGONA AP Officials estimated 25 000 to 30 000 people watched a four mile parade reenacting Algona and Kossuth County history. More than 500 Kossuth county pioneers were seated in a special shaded section during the event.
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Algona (Ap
Kossuth County
Algona
New Dormitory at Waldorf College Planned in Forest City
College officials announced groundbreaking for a new women dormitory in Forest City on July 13. The facility will house 60 women and expand campus housing options.
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Waldorf College
Forest City
Voice To Tell World Of Red Colonial Aim
Irwin Safchik reports that Voice of America will counter Soviet propaganda by showing Red colonialism as the main imperial threat to the Free World. Theodore C. Streibert directs USIA to expose Moscow Peiping links of Communist parties abroad, warning against disguises as domestic parties and liberal movements. The plan cites Guatemala as a recent example and notes the danger extends to developed nations like Czechoslovakia.
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Washington
INS
Voice of America
Free World
Theodore C. Streibert
U.S
Moscow
Peiping
Streibert
USIR
Guatemala
United States
U.s.information Agency
International Communist
Asia
Czechoslovakia
Traffic Photo Turns Into Plane Crash at Route 66 Intersection
Tulsa World photographer Howard Hopkins set out to capture a Fourth of July traffic jam but the plane he rode in ran out of gas and crash landed at the intersection of U S 66 and State Highway 33. Both Hopkins and the pilot walked away unharmed as the expected jam formed around the crashed plane. Hopkins discovered his last film had been used on the crash photos.
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Tulsa
Tulsa World
the World
Howard Hopkins
U.S. 66
Hopkins
SBA allows regional directors to approve 50000 bank loans
Washington INL Small Business Administrator Wendell Barnes announced that 14 regional directors may grant bank participation loans up to 50000 without prior approval. The change, supported by the loan policy board and national council of consultants, lets a proprietor obtain a loan with a bank taking a quarter share, without altering loan standards, to speed aid to small firms.
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Washington
INL
Wendell B. Barnes
Small Business Administration
Barnes
NATO Channel Maneuvers Set Haul Exercise Dates
The defense department announced major NATO air sea maneuvers in the English Channel to be held July 16 25. Six nations Belgium France Norway The Netherlands United Kingdom and the United States will participate with ships land and aircraft.
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Washington
English Channel
Defense Department
Belgium
France
Norway
Netherlands
United Kingdom
U. S
Iowa Agriculture Secretary Clyde Spry Marries Luella Woodward
DES MOINES AP Clyde Spry Iowa secretary of agriculture and Luella Woodward a former Commerce Commission employee were married over the weekend in Tulsa Oklahoma The bride is the daughter of Charles C Woodward and Mrs Woodward of Sioux City They will return to Des Moines on July 12
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Des Moines
Clyde Spry
Iowa
Tarzan Act by Vacationer Sends Villagers to Cover
A Chicago vacationer Thomas E. Hagenbach 23 turned Tarzan in CHANNEL LAKE II. He damaged a cabin rolled boulders at the door trapped seven Chicago teens, then fled into trees leaping down as deputies arrived. He surrendered after firing shots in the air and was jailed in Waukegan.
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Channel Lake
Thomas E. Hagenbach
Tarzan
Hagenbach
Chicago
William Wood
Joseph Horsch
Wood
Waukegan
Jacoby On Bridge Analysis of Two Hearts Grand Slam Bid
Oswald Jacoby discusses an opening two hearts bid and how the Blackwood convention revealed North held one ace. The later repeat Blackwood bid of five no trump suggested North possessed only one ace, shaping declarer strategy.
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Outh
North
Deceptive defense sinks small slam in bridge hand
North faced a small slam that went down after West's clever defense. West led diamonds then clubs and spades to set declarer, who failed to gain via a second spade finesse. South blamed his greed for the collapse and West earned credit for the turn.
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South
Declarer
Dummy
East
Fishermen Battle Massive Whale Shark In Seven Hour Duel
Captain J B Mathews and crew aboard the Capt Rae Strickland fought a seven hour battle with a 45 foot whale shark in the Gulf of Mexico fifty miles off John's Pass. The whale shark towed the vessel eighteen miles before the line broke. Estimates weighed 15 000 to 20 000 pounds with 370 pound test line.
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St, Petersburg
J. B. Mathews
Rae Strickland
Gulf of Mexico
New York Museum
Payne
Dronke
Mathews
Ratings Revealed In Hawkeye Music Festival at Coe
Superior ratings were given to 31 soloists and six accordion bands at the Hawkeye Music festival on the Coe College campus over the July 4 weekend. Winners advanced to the Chicagoland Music festival on August 21 at Solidiar field. Accordsion bands and solos across classes A to D were named with Cedar Rapids and Des Moines as key cities, and judges included John Duckwall and Herald Stark.
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Chicago Tribune Charities, Inc
Solidiar Field
Stanley Vesely, Jr
Accordion Aces
Cedar Rapids
Mardell Reinberg
Keystone
Harvey Sallberger
Marion
Dean Ford
Redfield
Deanna Doughtery
Thirty-seventh Street
Larry Svoboda
Higley
Frank Christensen
Des Moines
Marvin Josten
Klemme
Jean Simon
Camburn Court
Norma Gefaller
Ronald Rogers
Durant
Gary Peterson
Bettendorf
Donald L. Schroll
Ames
Eaton
Darlene Shears
Fifth Avenue SE
Jane Evans
Davenport
Judy Nichols
Norwalk
Joanne Cunningham
Waterloo
Karen Norcott
Marilyn Stull
Geraldine Tauber
Iowa City
Rosemary Schatz
West Union
Ellen Moody
Ottilie O. Weldon
LaVonne Noire
Knoxville
John Duckwall
Franklin High School
Howard Stube
Herald Stark
University of Iowa Music
Robert Smythe
Joseph Kitchin
Coe
Mary Goudy
Meeting of Chou En Lai and Ho Chi Minh Reported
A Peiping radio broadcast on Tuesday claimed Chinese Premier Chou En Lai met Indo Chinese Communist leader Ho Chi Minh along the Chinese Indo Chinese border. The meeting reportedly occurred as Chou traveled home from the Geneva conference.
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Hong Kong
INS
Peiping Radio
Chou Engiai
Ho Chi Minh
Chou
Waverly Man Accused of Attacking Sitter
William Charles McRoberts of Waverly was freed on 2000 on charges of threatening a 15 year old babysitter with a knife in an apartment building on College Hill. Deputies say he intended to commit a felony and a trial date has not been set. The girl screamed and escaped. McRoberts was later arrested after showing up at a hospital with a hand injury. He previously faced an assault charge in 1950 in Island Park.
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Cedar Falls
William Charles McRoberts
Waverly
McRoberts
College Hill
Island Park
Theft of $200 From Nurse Under Investigation
Iowa City police investigated a theft of $200 from the purse of University hospitals nurse Helen Griesbaum. She reported the loss on Monday, saying it occurred between 3 and 11 p.m. Sunday.
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Iowa City
University Hospitals
Helen Griesbaum
Wanted Rates Gazette and Classified Ads Kaleidoscope
A compact newspaper page item lists classified wants and services including vehicle notices, rental offers, rug cleaning, tailoring, jewelry service, nursing home, and local businesses. It mentions a highway accident alert for truckers, rental car promotions, and local entertainment listings with dance venues and admission prices. The page highlights emergency and service ads, including painting, hauling, masonry, and general repairs with contact details.
Various Home Service Ads and Labor Notices
A dense classified page lists numerous repair, construction, and cleaning services including dirt and sod delivery, painting, plastering, plumbing, and basement work. Ads mention contact numbers and addresses such as 1012 Ninth St SW, 825 W. Mark, and individuals like Irving Martinson and Cliff Rogers offering sodding, dirt, cement and roofing tasks, with discounts on multiple loads and prompt service.
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Thor
Third St
3Rd
Kutchera
Don J. Augustine
W. H. White
Alburnett
Iowa
Black and Pillers
Gona Ds Fisher
33Rd St. NE
Irvin Martinson
Vane Blind Hospital
John Vosdingh
Dick Alexander
Marion
Cliff Rogers
Clark
Mark Himneys
Ronnie’s
Kramer
North Liberty
Paul J. Nolan
Monitiy
K. Schmidt
Carpanttr Nate and
Vic Bartow
Breneman
Help Wanted ads mixed with assembly and sales roles
Classified notices describe positions for mechanical engineers machinists and service personnel, plus multiple female help wanted listings. Employers list Cedar Rapids Davenport and Vernon Heights areas seeking tradespeople, clerks, housekeepers, cooks, dishwashers, and Avon representatives offering flexible hours and commissions.
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3Rd Ave
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Mildred Christianssen
Brady St
Davenport
Dial
Verne Heights
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