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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1958
Page
8
Across Des Moines Waterloo and Dubuque new pools dramatically increased admissions. Des Moines rose from 28 485 to 100 318 then 191 709 after each addition. Waterloo and Dubuque also saw admissions more than double or rise sharply with new facilities. Cedar Rapids discusses bonding for three pools to broaden access.
The text outlines a sequence of rocket experiments involving a mouse, a cat, and a dog to probe outcomes in space. It notes the prior Russian practice of sending a dog into orbit and hints at ongoing spaceflight testing and curiosity about results.
The article discusses wiretapping and bugging as modern eavesdropping threats, noting Iowa has historic penalties but little current use. It contrasts Iowa’s low incidence with national FBI activity and calls for clear state rules to limit electronic listening while recognizing law enforcement utility.
The narrative follows Maddox tied to Egan's Rats and Capone era, then focuses on Joe Aiuppa the dice maker dodging a Senate subpoena. Investigator Kelly trails Aiuppa to a Chicago home, confronts him with a subpoena, and reports Aiuppa not present. Evidence links Aiuppa to gambling equipment with Local 450 union ties.
A 10 year ago civic club proposed building a harbor along the west bank at Ellis park’s north edge and a dike at the old Manhattan entrance as part of the project. Mayor Hahn backed wartime tin can disposal as a way to ease strained city facilities.
Column argues Democrats unfairly target Dr Milton Eisenhower over government air travel to return from Wisconsin to Washington for a Latin America mission. It credits his unpaid services and notes planes used by the military for civilian transport, urging respect for public service amid political mudslinging.
The piece argues that if Adams resigns the president has strong options beyond Gruenther and Smith. It cites former New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey and Vice President Richard Nixon as capable fits, noting Dewey’s qualifications and Nixon’s loyalty and policy grasp. It suggests Dewey could fit without derailing 1960 prospects and that Nixon could serve effectively as a day to day assistant.
Respondent says douches are unnecessary for a young unmarried girl except when medically prescribed. The dialogue covers blood transfusion ethics, diabetic risks from alcohol, bowing legs Treatment limits, and advice to stop drinking for better sleep.
In Cedar Rapids Joseph A Daggett staff assistant for Downing Box Company discusses tenure since Oct 1 1957 relocation from Milwaukee, duties mainly administrative, and industry trends. He cites inventory shortages due to recession hover around 35 percent ahead of last year, delivery problems, and a shift to new packaging uses. He favors making the city more attractive to industry and supports pools and a new arena, noting tax relief could help attract business. Personal notes include golf, family, and a dislike of dishonesty.
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