Adlai Outlines Five Point Strategy For Peace
Adlai Stevenson proposes a grand strategy for peace with five points. He urges U S leadership to recover initiative in the cold war and rebuild confidence in American leadership. He calls for general disarmament under international control and stronger Western alliances with NATO, an Atlantic council, and aid for poor nations. He argues freedom works at home in schooling research health housing and public services. Stevenson calls the summit defeat a blow to Eisenhower Khrushchev policies and condemns Nixon’s foreign policy critique. He says the U S should bargain with Russia at sub summit levels and compete on political and economic fronts to show superior system.
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Textile Workers Union
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Free World
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China
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Kennedy
Symington
Truman
U. S
Summerfield Drops Postage Hike for Religious Publications
Postmaster General Summerfield withdrew requests for higher postal rates on religious and non profit publications and for small county newspapers. Church leaders led by Dr. Norman Vincent Peale decried the plan, while others offered limited comments as Summerfield gave no reasons for the reversal.
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Washington (Ap
Summerfield
Porter
D-Ore
Peale
June Storms Hit NE Iowa Rain and hail sweep across towns
June storms moved through Decorah Cresco and Edgewood with downpours and 45 mph winds. Hail the size of marbles fell in Edgewood and Straw berry Point saw 1.4 inches of rain in 30 minutes. Forecasters warned of more showers and thunderstorms Wednesday night.
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Iowa
Decorah
Cresco
Edgewood
Waukon
Strawberry Point
Chuckle Cartoon on Gourmet Avoiding Unfashionable Eateries
A light humor snippet notes a gourmet avoiding certain restaurants to prevent weight gain in the wrong places. The gag hinges on fashion and food, delivering a playful, period-tinged joke about diet and style.
Lisbon and Mt Vernon High School Merger Fails
The proposed Lisbon Mt Vernon high school merger failed Tuesday for lack of a Lisbon majority. Total votes across the two districts were 758 yes and 303 no, but the measure must pass in each district. Lisbon voted 265 against 216 in favor, while Mt Vernon approved 542 to 38.
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Iowa News
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Mt. Vernon
Linn County
Long Range
Lubbers Named Young President at Central College Iowa
Arend D. Lubbers 28 year old son of a college president was named president of Central College here by the board. He becomes the youngest college president in Iowa and will assume the post August 15 succeeding Dr. G. T. Vander Lugt. Lubbers has been vice president for development since last September and is a Hope College graduate with a Rutgers master’s degree. He previously taught history at Wittenberg College 1956 to 1958. The other item notes O K Yui death: premier of Nationalist China 1954 1956 died Wednesday.
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Reformed Church In America
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Rutgers University
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Ohio
Rural Intersection Rambler Paving Lighting Studied
Iowa Highway Commission opened two studies to curb rural intersection accidents. The plan tests rumblers near stop signs to warn drivers and studies rural intersection lighting as a aid to avoid collisions. Commissioner Donald Statton cites inattentiveness on unfamiliar roads as a cause and urges a consistent alert method.
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UPI
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Iowa Public Safety
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Alteration Of Solons Bills Aired
Washington AP report details dozens of house expense account bills altered or amended over years. Receipts for trips, hotel stays, and bar charges show different purposes after adjustments. Harris of Arkansas disputes knowledge of who added food notations on Royal Hawaiian bills.
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Don Oberdorfer
Walter Pincus
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Honolulu
Harris
D-Ark
Rep. Burleson
Texas
Mrs Eisenhower Hospitalized for Acute Bronchitis
Mrs Dwight Eisenhower was admitted to Walter Reed Army Hospital on Tuesday for treatment of acute asthmatic bronchitis. Doctors said she is as comfortable as possible and feeling better than Tuesday with little fever. She will remain under treatment for a short while, according to White House Press Secretary James Hagerty.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
White House
James Hagerty
Hagerty
In Memory of Ruby Methven and Mrs Methven Memorials
In memory of Ruby Methven and I D Methven donations from multiple names and families. Contributions list includes Edna Agne Milo Agne Wm Hobstetter Art Hob and others. A fragmented memorial note from Anamosa mentions Phoebe Gerber and Martha Helen.
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Mararet Highly
Phia Galbraith
Mearl Crist
Harlan Butterbrodt
Walter Eilers
Harold Went- Titian
Edna Agne
Milo Agne
Wm. Hobstetter
Art Hob- Chee
William Beckman
Fred and
Lloyd Phillips
D. C. Armstrong
Phoebe Gerber
Martha
Helen
Aida Vee c
Anamosa
NASA Says U 2 Weather Flights Exceed 200 Missions
NASA deputy administrator Hugh Dryden testified before the Senate that U 2 aircraft have performed more than 200 weather flights covering about 264000 miles since 1956. He said the agency did not know flight routes until after the fact and that missions were for research and instrument installation on both military and commercial planes.
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National Space Agency
U.S
Europe
Turkey
Japan
Hugh Dryden
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Dryden
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
NASA
Wholesale Food Prices Decrease This Week
New York AP reports Dunn and Bradstreet index shows wholesale food prices edged down this week to 5.93 from 5.94, 2.3 percent below the 1959 week. The report notes overall food index movement as of Wednesday.
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New York
Dunn and
Bradstreet, Inc
Socialists in crisis as resignations loom over pact
In Tokyo the Socialist party moves to resign members from the house to pressure Prime Minister Kishi over the U.S. Japan security pact. A nationwide general strike is planned for June 4 by the Labor Federation, with mass demonstrations to follow. Members may submit resignations June 6 or 7, while Lib Dems back Kishi.
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Socialist Party
House of Representatives
Kishi
Labor Federation
Yomiuri
Liberal Democratic Party
Ichiro Kiyoase
Zengakuren
Eisenhower
Rhee Party Loses Grip as MPs Defect in Mass Exodus
In Seoul 104 of 138 Liberal party members in the national assembly declared independence to honor the democratic revolution. They cited corruption, election rigging and police brutality and said the party had lost leadership and become paralyzed, making dissolution inevitable.
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Rhee
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