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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1958
Page
4
Fran cis O Wilcox urges revival of foreign language teaching in schools and colleges. He warns the Soviet Union gains an advantage in long cold war diplomacy if the U S does not act. Read at the University of Iowa where Iowa is noted as an area of limited language study.
Gov. Herschel C. Loveless expected to appoint a Democrat to fill the Dubuque vacancy created by Justice W. A. Smith's death. The move would end a GOP 16 year run on the high court with 10 attorneys showing interest in the appointment.
Washington reports data from a legislative inquiry alleging Sherman Adams used his White House access for personal gain. Evidence ties Bernard Goldfine to paying Adams hotel bills and clothing, plus trips with the textile magnate. Probers note Adams intervened with agencies on tariff issues and compare the scrutiny to the Nixon era mink coat controversy.
Hancher of the University of Iowa was named principal speaker for the Freedom Train welcoming ceremonies in Cedar Rapids on June 29. Also noted are Iowa license renewal start plans in Linn County, and Harry W. Frasey departing Cedar Rapids for San Francisco to attend ILO meetings.
In Algiers the Algerian crisis divides French officers over de Gaulle and Algeria's future. Massu faced moral conflict over torture orders, while Soustelle led a reformist bloc seeking swift action. The army’s stance could shape France’s course as tensions rise and debates intensify. Two Canadian students roaming the U S highlight cultural curiosity.
Washington previews a possible Big Four summit this fall with Eisenhower Khrushchev Macmillan de Gaulle. Key factors include Moscow’s acceptance of Geneva talks July 1 on nuclear testing inspection and growing allied coordination.
Dr. Joseph provides simple guidance on pinworm eggs entering the mouth via fingers, clothing, or shared spaces and stresses hand washing. He also defines a fistula as a natural open channel between structures, noting rectal fissures and post surgical chest wall cases, and links infection to fistula formation and recurrence risk.
Theodore F. Blout, once president manager of The John Glaus Sons Co, living at 616 Nilsen Rd NE, reflects on Cedar Rapids start in 1914, shift from rail to trucks, packaging moves, and BBBB brand origin. He retired in 1954 after 40 years, enjoys yard work, modest golf, and Florida trips with his wife.
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