Campaign cost gaps spark Iowa inquiry into governor race
Iowa lawmakers probe campaign expenditures amid a wide gap between estimated costs and the $6,250 limit. The elections privileges committee surveys newspapers and stations to gather data on primary spending for governor, lieutenant governor, commerce commissioners, and congressmen, aiming to craft realistic, fair laws.
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Iowa
Joe Whezit
Elections Committee
Commerce Commissioners
Duane Dewel
Algona
Election Privileges Committee
Elections Privileges Committee
Don C. Swanson
Statehouse
Des Moines
Dewel
Clark H. McNeal
Belmond
Thomas J. Dailey
Burlington
J. Kendall Lynes
Plainfield
Jack Milroy
Vinton
Scott Swisher
Iowa City
Indian editor ponders U S ties with India in Cedar Rapids visit
Hin dustan Times assistant editor V Balasubramanian says India harbors goodwill toward America yet questions U S policy aims. He notes American aid to Pakistan fuels Indian resentment and doubts U S assurances on arms use. He asks if the United States would risk deploying troops, a question many in New Delhi cannot dismiss.
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U.S
India
V. Balasubramanian
Hindustan Times
New Delhi
Cedar Rapids
Pakistan
United States
Mystery of Million Dollar Payoffs Behind Galindez Disappearance
Drew Pearson highlights a vast and unexplained flow of funds linked to Prof. Jesus de Galindez starting in 1950. Receipts show monthly payments from Basque sources across several countries, with the largest $26,039 in January 1956 before his disappearance. The piece questions whether espionage or Franco-support networks financed him and notes secret Swiss accounts and potential payees in Europe.
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Washington
Morris Ernst
Jesus de Galindez
Ernst
Gerald Murphy
Galindez
Long Island
Life Magazine
Life
Trujillo
Columbia University
Columbia
Justice Department
United States
Venezuela
Mexico
Chile
Peru
Cuba
France
Belgium
Italy
fRalindes
Galingez
Franco
Spain
Switzerland
Europe
Central Intelligence
CIA
Motel zoning debate stirs Cedar Rapids planning panel
At a Cedar Rapids Planning Commission session a draft zoning rule spurred long discussion on whether a motel is an inner hotel for automobile tourists. A majority backed Webster’s view that a motel fits in a presidential area despite zoning concerns.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids merchandiser discusses design trends and city needs
Nathan Berg of Smulekoff's in Cedar Rapids reflects on the furniture business, travel for markets, and commercial installation work. He notes shifts toward color and casual, functional designs, ongoing traditional styles, and the impact of public demand. Berg projects budget-conscious growth and envisions Fourth avenue improvements to ease traffic.
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Nathan Berg
Smulekoff’s
Third Ave
Fifth Ave
Cedar Rapids
Some Farmers Dislike Nixon in Newton Township Poll
Rowland Evans Jr reports Newton Township poll of 30 farmers shows 7 oppose Nixon’s South American goodwill tour. Eleven Eisenhower supporters show doubts, with 4 undecided, hinting at a potential Democratic shift. Five farmers hold favorable views of Nixon while 9 are undecided or fence-sitting.
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Rowland Evans, Jr
Nixon
Newton Township
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Lou Harris
Ike
Safe ear wax irrigation for non impacted ears
Do not irrigate with a perforated eardrum or impacted wax. Use warm soda solution and a gentle ordinary ear syringe to rinse wax from a healthy ear. avoid forceful pressure or objects like toothpicks. If perforation or impaction exists see a doctor who has proper instruments and expertise.
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A.R
Zsa Zsa Gossips on Foreign Policy and Glamour Demands
A satirical column rails at Zsa Zsa Gabor dictating policy and demanding luxuries. It jokes about mink ear-muffs, diamonds, sunbon nets, and a $5,600 sports car, while accusing her of leasing Central American nations to dictators for influence.
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Zsa
Zsa Zsa
Finland Lessons for Soviet Policy on Eastern Europe
Washington argues that Finland remains a peaceful independent neighbor to the Soviet Union while Poland Hungary and Yugoslavia remain hostile. The piece asserts Finland’s non Communist government was essential to its stability and urges Moscow to support elections in Eastern Europe to gain friendly neighbors. Ambassador Nykopp supports Finland’s stance and notes Western powers accept governments of their own choosing while opposing Soviet expansion.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Finland
Poland
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Kremlin
U.S
Johan Nykopp
Nykopp
United States
Britain
Russia
Is Age a Disease Gloria Swanson Speaks in Newark
Gloria Swanson asserts age is not a disease at a Newark audience and advocates valuing both youth and experience. She notes Americans worship youth while urging society to respect aging and wisdom.
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Gloria Swanson
Newark
Americs
Miss Swanson
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Marker & B
Francisco
Drew Pearson
State Highway Commission
Fairfield
B. B. Hickenlooper
Women’s Republican Club
Jefferson County
Y William Chamber
Jain
United Light and Power Company
Headqy
Chicago
Winifred Glass
Drake University
W. P. Glass
Individ
Higley
Fourth Avenue
Fourth Street
Dan Hinson
Nate Berg
Newton
South America
Ixon
Prompty
Latin America
Dr. Joseph
Bugs” Baer
Univac
Roscoe Drummond
George Clark
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