Will U S Intervene in Indo China Crisis
The article analyzes whether the United States would intervene in Indo China if Communist gains continue. It notes Dulles and administration leaders weigh options, warn against losing Southeast Asia, and suggest decisions must come soon amid public concern of a possible new Korean-scale war. It laments delayed policy and ponders alternative strategies.
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United States
Indo-China
Korea
Washington
Dulles
Los Angeles
France
United Nations
U. S
U.S
Iran
Eisenhower
Southeast Asia
Indiana Governor Hosts Six-State Governors Conference
A six state governors conference in Indianapolis had only host Governor Craig of Indiana in attendance in person. The governors of Michigan Ohio Illinois Wisconsin and Minnesota sent representatives to hear his opening address and report back. This appears to be an unusual gathering with just one governor present.
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Craig
Michigan
Wisconsin
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Minnesota
Question for McCarthy on his early Democratic ties
A speaker urges challenging McCarthy about his youthful Democratic affiliation in Wisconsin and quotes his past treason claims against Democrats. The piece argues McCarthy used party-switching and guilt by association to attack others, including Frederick Fisher Jr., and asks if the rules he applies to others should now apply to him.
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Joe McCarthy
Democratic Party
Wisconsin
Senator McCarthy
United States
McCarthy
Frederick G. Fisher, Jr
U.S
Fisher
Joe
Flag Day Reflections On Proper Respect For Old Glory
In a 1954 King Features piece the author notes Flag Day is recognized by Congress and urges Americans to feel the emotion rather than obsess over exact etiquette. He recalls varying state rules before a national code and urges tearful respect as the true measure of patriotism.
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Act of Congress
Congress
United States
King Anybody's Code of Features Syndicate, Inc
Ten Years Ago in Linn County and Surrounding News
A review recounts a 10 year old political canvass deciding to defer GOP county attorney choice to the Linn county Republican convention on June 30. It notes Dwight Krumholtz as commander of Han ford post No 5 and other local recognitions.
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Bedae Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Seth Z
Associated Press
United Press
International News Service
T. de
Cage
AP de
AP de Ave
Board of Supervisors
G.O.P
Linn County
Dwight Krumholtz
City Aley
Han«ford
American Legion
Leroy
E. Hollan
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids Farmers Club
True D. Morse
Doane Agricultural Service of
St. Louis
C. Lane
Laws
National Stationary Engineers
Sioux City
Rudolph Novak
Sokol
France
Personal Health Notes on Infant Weight and Teething
Grandma J F notes her grandson aged 24% years weighs 2314 pounds, far below normal for his age. The column lists typical teething timelines and a recommended infant diet emphasizing milk bread fruit and minimal sugar, with patient anecdotes on tonsil diathermy and its effects.
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J. F
Indo China crisis vindicates MacArthur's hard line
The piece argues MacArthur was right on victory, Korea's test, and a global showdown with the Soviet Union. It claims Indo China proves his strategy, warns of Soviet air-atomic buildup, and cites shifts in policy as the crisis unfolds.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Free World
Asia
MacArthur
Mac-Arthur
Gen
Arthur Radford
Indo-China
Viacheslav Molotov
Korea
Indo- China
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Eisenhower Calls Voters to Pressure Congress
Washington The president urges Citizens-for-Eisenhower to back his legislative program and push Congress to act this year. He has begun a direct appeal to voters to demonstrate support, hoping to mobilize public opinion against opposition and avert further Republican rifts in Congress.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
America
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilsom
Franklin Roosevelt
Labor Vote Fear Keeps Farm Price Bill Alive
The piece argues politicians fear the farm vote more than labor or prohibition pressures. It notes the Taft Hartley act reduced such fears, cites Congress approving continued price supports, and predicts a presidential veto would not end the program but reform it. It also contends farm voters are not a unified bloc and calls for stronger presidential resolve.
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Taft
Ohio
Drys
Congress
House Agriculture Committee
Benson
Ormore
Eisenhower
House Committee
Clark
People's Forum Viaduct Plan Prompts Transit Upgrade Debate
A Cedar Rapids reader proposes a comprehensive A avenue viaduct from First Street NW to Fifth Street NE to ease downtown traffic. The plan would bypass river obstructions and avoid the B avenue route's limits behind St Luke's hospital while speeding traffic and reducing bottlenecks.
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Department of Public Improvements
First Street NW
Fifth Street
First Street East
First Street West
Warhouse
Third Street
Fourth Street
Cedar Rapids
Gazette
B Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Eighth
Twelfth Street
By Bugs Baer After Everything Is Said I
A fragmented, satirical essay notes political overreach and timing of action. It mocks Congress for selective measures and delays in addressing housing taxation health education and other priorities. The piece references innovations funding and infrastructure projects with a humorous tone.
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Stewart Alsop
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Roscoe Drummond
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