Grim chess of the Middle East and Nasser's reach
The article argues Iraq’s coup weakens the Arab world, with Lebanon and Jordan in jeopardy. It claims Nasser’s UAR maneuvering aims to dominate the region, potentially sidelining the United States and Britain unless Jordan and Lebanon accept help. It questions whether Moscow influenced the plan during a prior visit.
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West
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Lebanon
Hussein
Jordan
Faisal
United Arab Republic
Nasser
U.S
United States
Europe
U.A.R
Turkey
Iran
Israel
Sudan
Eisenhower
Egypt
Syria
Yemen
Saudi Arabia
Saud
Britain
Chamoun
Moscow
Iowa Eyes Thanksgiving Start for 61 Miles of Interstates
OWA Highway Commission aims to open 61 miles of new interstates by Thanksgiving. The 42 miles on No 35 west of Des Moines to near Osceola and 19 miles on I 29 from Missouri Valley to Council Bluffs will boost north south routes. Authorities urge top priority for I 80 from Davenport to Council Bluffs.
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OWA Highway Commission
Iowa
Des Moines
Osceola
Missouri Valley
Council Bluffs
Subliminal advertising questioned as limited impact
The piece argues subliminal messages in TV and film are obvious to viewers and unlikely to boost sales. It cites bans and criticizes Dr. Arthur Barron's claim that subliminal methods will mainly aid medical and social fields, doubting any strong value in advertising or criminal rehabilitation.
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Arthur Barron
The
Research Institute of America
David Reisman
English Language Trend Is Revolting In Education Debate
Joseph Alsop argues that the English language is undergoing a progressive reform driven by life adjusted education advocates. He critiques the New Left style prose and celebrates imagined future usage like they is and we am while targeting the NEA, Daniel Tanner, and San Francisco State College as symbols of the shift.
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Joseph Alsop
Washington
National Education Association
Tanner
San Francisco State College
Old Fogies
Dr. Tanner
Cedar Rapids school bond issue moves forward in Chicago
Ten years ago Cedar Rapids negotiated a 2 1/2 million dollar building bond in Chicago with Board Chairman Charles Pen ningroth and Secretary E. Wanna Enroute directing 360 000 for upcoming construction and renovations. Remaining funds would be invested in government securities as city officials assess power plant repairs led by Finance Commissioner L D Burgus.
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Chicago
Charles Penningroth
E. Wanna
Frank J. Dvorak
Cedar River
L. D. Burgus
Power Company
B. G. Taylor
Iowa Negro Masons
Council Bluffs
Blood clot risks and honey advice in health column
Dr. Joseph Mother answers reader questions on the odds of a blood clot forming after a prior pulmonary embolism and whether recurrence risk differs with history. He cautions about optimism in absence of risk details and warns diabetics to avoid honey due to its sugar content. He also addresses concerns about male cancer indicators and facial moles.
Mafia Is Like an Octopus Behind the Scenes
A Drew Pearson column describes the ongoing power struggle between the U.S. Justice Department and the Senate Rackets Committee over curbing the Mafia. It notes Mafia influence across major cities, the Apalachin meeting, narcotics ties, and calls for FBI assistance to aid local police against interstate crimes.
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U.S
Justice Department
Senate
Apalachin
N.Y
Long Ballots Tangle Iowans
The Iowa Commerce Commission probe highlights voter blindness on state and regulatory elections. The piece argues most officials should be appointed, not elected, to avoid cross party control and ensure effective governance, urging focus on governor races.
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Federal Trade Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Thes
Black Hawk County
Third Ward
Waterloo
Poyner Township
Senate
Eisenhower Faces Goldfine Adams Dilemma
By Roscoe Drummond the Faces Ordeal on Adams examines the Goldfine Adams matter and the President's looming press conference. The dispatch questions whether Eisenhower condones gifts to White House staff from Bernard Goldfine, and outlines potential responses and disciplinary issues.
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Roscoe Drummond
Adams
Washington
Eisenhower
Hagerty
Federa
White House
Sherman Adams
Thomas Stevens
Bernard Goldfine
House of Commons
Goldfine
Cedar Rapids actuary discusses business career and life
In an interview conducted by Russ Wiley, Harmon R. Taylor of Taylor and Taylor, consult ing actuaries and Na tional Data Processing Corp, outlines his firm’s work with life insurers and pensions. He traces family succession, data processing services, and personal pursuits in woodcarving, sculpture, and travel.
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Harmon R.taylor
Taylor and Taylor
National Data Processing Corporation
Thirtysixth St
Princeton, Ill
IBM
Cedar Rapids
U.S
Richard Lord
Inter-Ocean Reinsurance Company
Russ Wiley
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