O'Daniel says US not needed to win in Indo China
Gen John O Daniel head of the U S military mission in Indo China says the war can be won without deploying American troops He notes Viet Namese manpower and firepower advantage and outlines a plan to train a national army after a cease fire He says Paris and Washington must authorize the plan before starting and cautions about possible territorial demands by the Reds that could trigger a major decision by the U S and its allies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indo-China
O'Daniel
Frank E. Bartholomew
Saigon
United Press
John “Iron Mike
O’daniel
Korea
U.S
Red River
Viet Nam
Washington
Paris
Hanoi
Ee Cere
Annam
Cochin China
Southeast Asia
Tourane
Robert McClintock
U. S
Louisiana Maps Evasion of Ban On Segregation
BATON ROUGE AP The bulk of Louisiana s program to skirt the U S supreme court decision on school segregation went to the governor after amendments to satisfy objections raised by the Catholic church The state senate gave final passage to a constitutional amendment and two bills enabling Louisiana to use its inherent police power to continue separate white and Negro schools and directing parish superintendents to assign children in advance of a term The amendment will be submitted to voters in November while the others become law with Gov Robert Kennen s signature Kennen who has said Louisiana would continue segregation indicated he would sign the legislation The heart of the effort to preserve segregation rests in the amendment and act saying segregation is a matter of health and morals and subject to state police power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
U. S. Supreme Court
State Senate
Robert Kennen
Kennen
In Different Cars But Still Necking
State Trooper William Berry arrested two drivers on reckless charges after spotting a girl on the rear seat of one car embracing a man on the back seat of the neighboring car. The two cars were moving side by side at about 40 mph near Strasburg Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasburg, Va
William Berry
West Side Civic Club to Hear Traffic Talk
Walter Lake will discuss traffic safety at a West Side Civic club meeting Friday at 8 p.m. in the Russell Smith home at 156 Twentieth street NW. Lake leads the Drive Like a Christian safety campaign started by Cedar Christian church. West side residents invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lake
West Side Civic Club
Russell Smith
Twentieth Street
Lake
Cedar Christian Church
West Side
Civic Club
Watch Missing in Des Moines Worth Ten Thousand
Des Moines police seek a watch valued at 10000 dollars reported lost or stolen. It contains 18 diamonds and 22 rubies owned by Vickie Amentola of Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Vickie Amentola
Hancher to Attend Anglican Congress in Minneapolis
Virgil M. Hancher president of the University of Iowa will attend the World Anglican congress in Minneapolis August 4 to 13. He serves as the lay member of the Iowa diocese delegation alongside Bishop Gordon W. Smith Des Moines and the Rev. Robert T. Dickerson Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Virgil M. Hancher
University of Iowa
Minneapolis
Hancher
Iowa
Gordon W. Smith
Des Moines
Robert T. Dickerson
Clinton
Big Wave Upsets Craft at Chicago
Heavy rains and 70 mph winds hit northeastern Illinois on Tuesday night causing widespread damage. A large Lake Michigan wave overwhelmed a boat off Waukegan, drowning William Urban 19, who clung to his wife Vivian 19 for two hours before he died. Vivian was rescued and pregnant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
Lake Michigan
Waukegan
William Urban
Vivian
Urban
Anamosa Approves Parking Meters on Main Street
Anamosa council approves buying and installing parking meters on Main Street and some side streets to address a parking problem. They will study the numbers and types of meters to buy with no cost estimate provided. An area once a city parking lot now hosts a new creamery, noted by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Kathleen Kinion Rites To Be Held Thursday
An autopsy reports Kathleen Kinion 17 died after a four hour illness described as bulbar polio or meningitis. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Keath Kinion of Grundy Center she helped with haying before illness and planned to attend a dance. Funeral set for Thursday at 9 30 a.m. in Sacred Heart church Grundy Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Kathleen Kinion
Keath Kinion
Grundy Center
Sacred Heart Church
Miss Kinion
Engineer of Passenger Train Dies at Throttle
Creston report says Chicago Burlington and Quincy engineer Ernest W. Curry, 62, died of a heart attack while the eastbound train from Lincoln neared Creston. Fireman L. F. Jones guided the train safely into Creston between Corning and Prescott Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Ernest W. Curry
Curry
Corning
Prescott
Lincoln
Neb
L. F. Jones
Wu Says Exit of Soa 15 Delayed by Nationalists
Evanston based former Formosa governor Dr. K C Wu says his 15 year old son Hsiu hwang was to depart for the United States but Nationalist Chinese authorities delayed the exit. Wu had accused Chiang Kai-shek of hostage tactics and noted the boy had a passport and U S visa. A related case involved Marine Captain Hsuan Wei, seized in Evanston and flown to San Francisco as a deserter awaiting asylum decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
K. C .Wu
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Hsiuhwang
U.S
Chiang
Northwest Air Lines
Hsuan Wei
U. S
US S. Navy
Navy
San Francisco
Hsuan
Jasylum
Minister Objects To Fourth Of July Sabbath Violation
Iowa City minister Rev. P. Hewison Pollock of First Presbyterian denounced the Sunday Fourth of July celebration at City Park as a Sabbath violation and poor business by local merchants. He told the Junior Chamber of Commerce that using Sunday for sports and festivities ignores churchgoers and the spirit of the Declaration of Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
P. Hewison Pollock
First Presbyterian Church
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Pollock
Davenport Sizzled by Prolonged City Dump Fire
Clouds of smoke hung over Davenport as firefighters battled the city dump fire described as the worst in the city’s history. Crews faced a slow-burning blaze that could take four days to extinguish with almost continuous operation. Fire companies rotated, and two sections of hose exploded under pressure. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Cedar Rapids Bonds Keep High Rating in State Report
Cedar Rapids municipal and school district bonds maintained a high rating in New York state’s annual report on legal investments for savings institutions. The analysis by William A. Lyon shows Cedar Rapids among the select few issuers approved amid 285 cities and 67 counties nationwide, with strong demand and favorable interest rates this past year.
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New York
Cedar Rapids
New York State
Cedar Rapids Securities
Willaim A. Lyon
K of C Installs New Officers in Cedar Rapids
James R Baldridge was installed as grand knight of Council 909 Cedar Rapids Knights of Columbus. Baldridge succeeds John B Reilly. Officers installed by Ray Lucas included Anthony R Sc solo, Eugene Rennekamp, Donald Spaight, Michael Rocca, Frank Pusateri, Norbert Engler, John Otte, Reilly, James Bradley, Ralph Podzimek, Walter Kennedy, Joseph Harrison and Rev Bernard White as chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Baldridge
Cedar Rapids Knights of Columbus
KC Council
Baldridge
John B. Reilly
Ray Lucas
Iowa
Knights of Columbus
Anthony R. Scolaro
Eugene Rennekamp
Donald Spaight
Michael Rocca
Frank Pusateri
Norbert
A La Carte Across and Down Puzzle Clues
A scrambled crossword style list with numbered across and down clues including baked Virginia for 1, Eucharis wine cup for 12, and various short definitions such as absorb for 18 and prickly plant for 45, indicating a partial puzzle readout. The grid coordinates and exact answers are not provided in this fragment.
Crossword Puzzle Answers List
Answers fill a themed crossword. Varnish ingredient and Tarkington novel appear among the clues. Entries include ledger terms, lairs, shades of red, and advisory verbs. Shackle, allot, demigod, unaspirated, otherwise, scold cows, European food fish, British princess, air prefix, abstract being, capes, become larger, seven born.
Des Moines Firemen Seek Shorter Hours
Des Moines firemen urged the city council to cut weekly duty from 72 to 67 hours led by John Connors head of the firemen’s association. He cited shorter hours in five Iowa cities and the council postponed action until a public budget hearing in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
John Connors
Firemen's Association
Iowa
Burlington
Davenport
Fort Madison
Mason City
Ottumwa
Car Tractor Crash Near Sigourney No Injuries Reported
Two persons escaped injury in a crash involving a car and a tractor near Sigourney on Friday. Dorman E. Merryfield, 18, of Sigourney was the car driver and Ralph Seaba, 52, the tractor operator. The collision happened on a curve. In Garrison, John Berger remained a patient at the Veterans Hospital in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigourney
Here
Dorman E. Merryfield
Ralph Seaba
Garrison
John Berger
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
State Cars Add Safety Posters Across Iowa
Des Moines reports all state owned vehicles will display slow down and live posters on rear bumpers within days. About 1,500 state cars and trucks will carry the warnings, following a committee's suggestion. Additional posters go to 100 county traffic safety organizers to curb highway speeds in July and August when fatalities peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Pearl W. McMurry
Beardsley
McMurray
GE Raises Accepted by Independent Union Workers
General Electric said the United Electrical Workers have accepted wage increases of four to eight cents per hour for 21 000 GE workers. The average rise exceeds five cents an hour, lifting the average pay to about 1.88 dollars hourly. The settlement includes new vacation and holiday provisions and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Electric
United Electrical Workers
Gazette Want Ad Rates and Submission Rules
Rates for small display and want ads listed with line counts and durations. The Gazette notes it does not guarantee accuracy of multiple insertions and that deadline times apply for same day or weekend publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Card of Thanks and Lost and Found Notices Mix
Card of Thanks extends gratitude to neighbors and relatives for kindness and flowers during illness and death of husband and father. Includes thanks to Rey Theodore Lilley Mrs Laura Merritt and memorial services firms. Also a mixed Lost and Found section listing items with rewards and contact numbers, including a brown tackle box a black Lhasa spaniel penny camera flash equipment a gold rimmed glasses and a billfold with scattered details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Merritt
Rey
Theodore Lilley
Laura. Merritt
Troy Mills Prigee
Lyle Ashlock
Center Point
Montrose
West Union
Cly' Bean
Memorial Cemetery
3Rd St. NW
Cigaret Effects Prober Converts Wife to a Pipe
LA JOLLA Calif AP The Yale scientist who argues that heavy cigarette smoking hurts health has converted his wife to a pipe She says she still smokes some cigarettes but now about half a pack daily while using a pipe Hammond a Yale biostatistics professor and American Cancer Society research director notes the trend may spread if others lead the campaign The couple vacationing at the La Jolla Beach club describe their switch members of the public may adopt pipe smoking as a safer alternative
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Jolla
Calif
Yale
Edward Cuyler Hammond
American Cancer Society
la Jolla Beach Club
Hammond
Los Angeles
Hammonds
Mrs. Hammond
Grasshoppers Threaten Southern Iowa County
Union County Extension Director Richard Thuma reported that at least one farm near Creston has seen corn yields slashed by up to 60 percent due to grasshoppers. The Ray Jackson farm, ten miles south of Creston, reported grasshoppers attacking tassels. A county tour was planned to assess additional damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
INS
Union County Extension
Richard Thuma
Thuma
Ray Jackson
Iowa Briefs Highlight Births, Birthdays, and Local News
WAUKON Mrs Henry Mellick one of the first Allamakee triplets celebrated her 81st birthday at a City Park family picnic with five living children and their families. EARLVILLE William Topping and son moved to Boone. WEST UNION Walter Humphrey, turning 94, to be honored at an open house in Fayette with family. GARRISON Charles Fisher hospitalized in Waterloo. INDEPENDENCE June aid to Buchanan residents totals 21647.10 with breakdowns for old age, blind, and dependent children. THORNBURG Eddie Hunter hospitalized at University hospitals. INDEPENDENCE Fourth of July celebration draws nearly 10 000 attendees. DELTA Fred Stevens, 73, critical after fall from barn haymow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Henry Mellick
Allamakee
City Park
John
Decorah
Walton
Urban
Milton
Caledonia
Minn
John Kilpatrick
Earlville
William Topping
Boone
West Union
Walter K. Humphrey
Fayette
C. W
Ralph W
Max Bishop
Elkader
Garrison
Charles Fisher
Waterloo
Independence
Buchanan County
Thornburg
Eddie Hunter
Mildred Hunter
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Delta
Fred Stevens
Oskaloosa
Here
Eldon Miller, Inc
6Th Street
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Miss Davey
Paramount Theater
Ave
Belle Plaine
Ben Sorel Cate
William
Ki Ketelsen
Springville
Dial
Pittsburgh Plate Glass CO
8Th Ave
Gazette
di Wan
Barber College
Union Carpent Woral
Tree Stands After Embankment Slide On Route 113
Motorists in West Newbury Massachusetts spotted a 20 foot tree in the middle of route 113 after a section of the embankment slid onto the highway during heavy rains. The tree remained standing despite the slide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Newbury
Mass
Route 113
Local services and ads mix from Iowa listings
A dense collage of local business and personal notices from Hiawatha and Marion Iowa including home services nursing care painting plumbing and basement work. The ad block features a meal of contractors plumbers carpenters septic pumpers and general handymen with contact numbers and on hire positions such as drivers bartenders office workers and farm salesmen. It also lists several businesses and venues including Happy Nursing Home and Swisher Pavilion with event details.
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Seno
Laos
Asia
Walter Anderson
Polk County
John P. Kampmeyer
Sioux City
Milwaukee
Dubuque
Clive
Neil Lowrey
Elk Singers
Muscatine
Senator Gillette
Anglican Congress
Soa
K. of C
Carte
Virginia
Arty
Atl
Novak Monument Int CO
Ave. N.W
2Nd St. SE
Cigaret Effects
Prober
Iowa Briefs
Smuleroff's Sparkling Jewelery Dept
Rosen Tailor Shop
Probasco “Jeweler
Kenwood Trans
3Rd St
Margaret Lake
Bever Ave
Franklin Pecka
Hiawatha
Marion
Nd M
Goren Ave
2Nd Ave
Happy Nursing Home
R. N
8Th St
St. SW
Diace Soar Gazette
12Th St SE
Ana
Swisher Pavilion
Howdy Roberts
Prairie Landers
Melody Inn
12Th Ave SE Drap Sag Inn
W Business Services
Raip Shap
18Th Ave
Mae Tavespouts
Bce
Dial Minor
11Th St
Carpenter
BOOTH
Clark's. A
Scotty
Ronnie’s
Fred Kramer
North Liberty
Cottage Grove
Bivd
Irving W. Smith
Irving US
Robt
Hewitt
CEC
Dia
Hes
Garbane
R.L. Gaumonial
T. N. Kasner
Paul J. Nolan
L. A
Schmidt
Vic Bartow
Ae General Repair
Breneman Bar Boabs
Araaae
Hateng Apes GG Eeeser
Lanner
Ren Oat Interior Exercy Bros Spectary
Ed Rathie
Sect Kina
Albert Gee
Ray “Uhel BE SP Vick
Bruce’s Mowe
Mt. Vou
Ester Bailey Sr
Baylin
Pertiiser
Ogcesiens ‘Sear
Pn Bik
Fitzpatrick
Brenee
R.C. Buildin
R. Zmoos
Chiropra R
Cmateria
First Ave
Sodding & Gnatere
Robert Kalous
Sears Washing Machine
Thor
Guatepater
Thorteale
Ird
Rock Hera's Excavating Co
Irvin Martinson
Venetian Blind Hospital
John Osdingh
Ninth
Dick Alexander
Cliff Rogers
Cain
Myers
Bree
Alterat
Coats
Relin
Mary Butters
Collins NE
St. NE
Household Finance Corporation
Higley
Lows
GEO. Seon
Schamberger Motor Co
3Rd Ave
Pete Newman
Public Finance CO
Dows Ride
Iowa State Employment Service
Third Street
Pioneer Hi-Bred Corn Co
Rele Suseay Aga Sre
Nick’s Fine Food
Ave. NE
Emp
Pioneer
Mae Tengo
Williams Blvd
Cedar
Quaker Oats Company
Ganches OF Fon Prober
Akers
2Nd St
Dearborn Brass
Fort
Mildred Christiansen
Brady
Oman
Vernon Heights Harmacy High
Miss Reed
Theis
S Vere Sonal
Vernon Heights
Spm
Wases
Alee
Avon Cosmetics
Drotecten
Saladay
Rivate Club
Avidson
Summe
Pereson
East Side
Pere — Son
Third Ave
Relisbie
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