Adams Short On Talk He Writes Letter
Washington AP President Eisenhower's aide Sher men Adams is taciturn and rarely speaks aloud He has written a letter to Chairman Oren Harris of a House subcommittee investigating government agency pressures Adams discussed his refusal to talk about hospitality and his policy influence He was born in East Dover Vermont on January 8 1899 and rose from Dartmouth graduate to governor and trusted White House adviser Eisenhower valued his efficiency noting I can sleep better knowing that little fellow is in the office.
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House of Representatives
World Massing Forces for Look At Outer Space
ADELAIDE Australia AP rockets to be fired day and night from Woomera for the International Geophysical Year's Rocket Week. British Skylark launches, U.S Britain France Russia and others will observe and relay results to the Smithsonian. Data will be collected to study space temperatures and atmospheric pressures globally. Dr Donald F Martyn calls it a major scientific effort likely to enlighten atmospheric science.
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Upper Atmoshere Research Committee
Des Moines Youth 17 Charged With Illegal Shotgun Possession
Leslie Williams of Des Moines, 17, threatened his mother with a sawed off shotgun. He was charged by the federal government with illegal possession of the weapon. Bond set at 5000 dollars. Police found narcotics and a homemade zip gun amid items in his room. Several other youths were questioned in connection with marijuana and narcotics. Williams has been under psychiatric care.
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UPI
Leslie Williams
U.S
James L. Bennett
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James McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Murray Cites Top Issues in Coming Election Campaign
Des Moines UPI William Murray Republican candidate for governor outlined the GOPs top issues for the fall campaign including property tax relief and better schools. He backed a 3 percent sales tax to fund his program while emphasizing unity in the Iowa GOP. Lt Gov William Nicholas favored extending the 2 percent sales tax, and rival William Mooty urged caution on tax positions to run with either nominee.
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Iowa State College Economics
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Uninsured Jobless Decline Noted in Week End May 31
The Labor Department reports that insured unemployment fell by 65 300 to 2 827 600 in the week ending May 31 marking the seventh straight decline. Secretary Mitchell confirmed to reporters that he and Vice President Nixon lost a push for a tax cut as an anti recession move though he still favors tax relief. Emerson Schmidt of the U S Chamber of Commerce warned that recovery will begin once layoffs stop and confidence returns, likely before year end. Comics Homer and Jethro appear on COUNTRY MUSIC JUBILEE at 7 p m Saturday on Channel 9.
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Labor Department
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Little Iz on loyalty in a crowded world of opinions
A brief remark notes that many people view loyalty as old fashioned, reflecting a contention about enduring commitments in modern society. The line suggests tension between traditional allegiance and contemporary attitudes.
Butter Truck Wrecks in Tiffin. Driver Unhurt
An eastbound butter truck crashed into a service pole and rolled into a ditch in Tiffin at 4 a.m. The driver, Ed File, 44, of Council Bluffs, escaped injury after losing control when a front tire blew out. The truck was owned by Acme Carriere of Jersey City.
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Fayette County Road Crew Finds Indian Fire Pits
A Fayette County grading crew on highway 172 uncovered two Indian fire pits with deer remains and charcoal. Iowa Highway Commission inspectors, the University of Iowa anthropology team, and a sociology professor dated the pits as archaic to more recent occupation, noting trade beads and pottery fragments from camping and hunting activity. The find enriches knowledge of early inhabitants in the area.
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Iowa
Fayette County
Gavin Sampson
Iowa Highway Commission
Ruppe
Raw fragment from Linn County notice item
State of Iowa notes default on debts and mentions the Clerk of Linn County Iowa with details unclear. Attorney Arthur C Leff and John Herman are referenced in a court context with a 5 a time mark and district court association.
Appointment of Executor in Linn County Iowa
Notice is hereby given that the estate of a late resident of Linn County Iowa has appointed Nadine E Uy and Thomas L Woods as executors. Creditors must present claims to the undersigned without delay. The appointment is authenticated in the Linn County District Court, Iowa. Attorney: Barngrover.
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Thomas L. Woods, Attorney
State of
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Linn County
Paderd
Linn Unty
Notice fragment from a county court listing
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Graduation Gift Of $100 Arrives Behind Schedule
A $100 graduation gift for Max William Clark, a University of Iowa senior, arrived late after the money vanished from his mother's purse. The purse changed hands twice after being found by Rev. Joseph Crandall near US 30, then turned into police in Ames, later returned to the Clark family.
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University of Iowa
Max William Clark
Kingsley
SUI
Ivan Clark
U.S. 30
Clarks
Marshalltown
Joseph Crandall
Maquoketa
Iowa State College
Ames
US 30
Cedar Rapids
Young Clark
Loveless Urges DAV to Aid Wasted Human Resources
Governor Loveless addressed the Iowa Disabled American Veterans and auxiliary at their annual convention in Sioux City. He urged DAV to assist in rehabilitating the physically handicapped and to keep focus on the broader waste of resources among the elderly, mentally ill, juvenile delinquents, and state prisoners, calling for practical solutions.
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Sioux City
Herschel Loveless
Iowa Disabled American Veterans and Auxiliary
DAV
Loveless
Children Cause 500 Damage at 2 Houses
DES MOINES AP Deputies ordered eight children aged 6 to 14 to clean up two vacant houses they vandalized. Damage estimated at 500 dollars by a real estate firm Included broken windows torn plaster and insulation, drawings on walls, an eight inch hole in an exterior wall, and holes in interior walls.
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Des Moines
Girls State Opens At Cedar Falls Sunday
About 304 high school juniors gather at Iowa State Teachers College for Hawkeye Girl State starting Sunday. The program mirrors Boys State and teaches government and leadership. Speakers include Goy Loveless Cylvia Sorkin St. Louis author and lecturer Atty Gen Norman Erbe and State Sen Arch W. McFarlane of Waterloo.
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UPI
Iowa State Teachers College
Hawkeye Girl State
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Cylvia Sorkin
St. Louis
Norman Erbe
Arch W. McFarlane
Waterloo
LAFF A DAY That Mrs Spencer needs a good talking to
Comic strip caption notes that Mrs Spencer requires a firm talk from her spouse or friend as a lighthearted gag. The line plays on social etiquette and household humor common to syndicated cartoons.
Syrian Baath Party Under Pressure Amid Arab Union Rules
In Damascus, former Baath backers face intensified attacks approved by Syria’s interior ministry now under Egyptian influence. Akram Hourani, ex-speaker and UAR vice president, is a prime target as Syria’s internal affairs fall under Egyptian supervision. Egyptian troops and Nasser’s aides move to consolidate power, while Syrian discontent grows over import curbs and the looming single-party rule.
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Mahmoud Riad
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Stevenson criticizes Adams over Goldfine hotel favors
Adlai Stevenson branded Sherman Adams hypocritical for taking free hotel accommodations from Boston magnate Bernard Goldfine. He questioned the business nature of the charges and contrasted the president's associates with a cleaner image. Stevenson also discussed his Europe trip, plans to visit Soviet interiors, and travel under a private citizen policy. He outlined routes near Novosibirsk Sverdlovsk and Barnaul and noted no White House reporting commitments.
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Formosa Capital Surges to 800000 Population Mark
Taipei the capital of Nationalist China is bursting at the seams. Population rose from about 200000 after World War I to 800000 now. About 150000 people with jobs migrate from surrounding areas each workday. Official injunctions to peo-
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Fragmented OCR headline from unknown page item
Readable fragments mention Beaden and a 79 tied score or age, but most details are unclear. Unable to determine full event, location, or participants from the provided text.
Jury Deadlock Ends Cohen Assault Trial In Los Angeles
A jury deadlocked on the charge Mickey Cohen assaulted a federal officer in Los Angeles. Judge Thurmond Clarke set July 21 for a new trial after jurors said no verdict was possible. The case stems from a March 26 clash between Cohen and Howard Chappell in Chapell's office.
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Mickey Cohen
U.S
Thurmond Clarke
Clarke
Cohen
Howard Chappell
Federal Narcotics Bureau
Chappell
Algerian Rebels Say U.S. Sees Uprising Like Football Game
A National Liberation Front official in Tunis accuses the United States of backing French colonialism by arming France and treating the Algerian rebellion as a rugby match. He cites long war, NATO arms, and limited U.S. aid as failing to support independence while noting hopeful but dashed U.S. actions with Bourguiba and a peace team.
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Kiet-Sidi-Youssef
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