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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1958
Page
2
President Eisenhower called the Nagy execution a major shock to world opinion and a clear sign of Soviet terrorism. He warned it undermines confidence in Communist leaders and questioned renewed summit prospects while affirming aid to weaken Soviet influence.
The Senate passed a broad labor reform bill 88 to 1 aimed at curbing racketeers and corrupt officials in unions while boosting rank and file power. The measure, praised by Kennedy and Ives, calls for detailed union financial reports, a new democracy code, secret ballots, term limits, and criminal penalties to curb graft. It now goes to the House where prospects are unsure amid ongoing hearings.
A long report on U S Dominican ties after Trujillo’s diploma dispute. It notes U S warnings on military aid to Lebanon and possible intervention, U N tensions, and criticism of Trujillo’s Hollywood lifestyle affecting his diploma. Also mentions cadets returning home and Dulles’ focus on subversion.
A Cedar Rapids suit seeks £45,000 in damages from Duane L Schmidt and Bernine Schmidt owners of Twin Poplar Motel for allegedly letting a guest’s sample case be stolen from Unit 15. Herbert Lesser and the Charles Lesser Company sued in federal court claiming the case and contents were forcibly taken and not returned.
Des Moines Iowa details show Black Hawk Polk Scott Linn Woodbury counties among the nation s top 200 in buying power. Polk leads in urbanized population total retail sales per family apparel furniture and other sectors while multiple counties appear across lumber hardware and drug store sales.
A partially completed six lane bridge over Burrard Inlet collapsed during construction. Sixteen workers died with two missing and twenty-two injured as sections plunged into the water, prompting an active inquiry by British Columbia authorities. An eyewitness described a thunderous roar as the structure fell.
A massive crane toppled during steel work on the Second Narrows bridge, plunging into the water and crushing workers beneath steel and concrete. Don Mitchell survived after riding down a section. Bill Hallman described a panicked scene with many trapped or swept away by strong currents.
The 2 mile bridge near downtown Vancouver stood two thirds finished as of autumn. The Iowa Methodist Conference voted down a reapportionment resolution that would base representation in both houses on population. Debate highlighted external policy items including labor rights, armed forces, liquor laws, and advertising taxes.
Berlin AP report says the third round of US East Germany talks failed to secure release of 9 U.S. Army men. Diplomatic sources indicate Washington refused East Germany demand for full diplomatic negotiations and a new meeting was set.
In southwest Texas heavy rainfall caused flash floods with up to 20 inches in 24 hours. Floodwaters closed highways marooned residents, and Floyd Miller of San Angelo drowned in the Concho river while attempting a rescue. Rescue efforts saved others as people faced rising waters across Bandera Sabinal Utopia and Kerr County areas.
Solomon Goldfine, son of Bernard Goldfine, testifies that Gov. Adams urged him to buckle down at Dartmouth. He recalls Adams lecturing him with his father present and says the governor helped him graduate in 1950. He defends Adams amid criticism.
President Eisenhower at a news conference addresses the Sherman Adams case. He emphasizes gifts can be expressions of friendship not bribes, notes Adams’s integrity, and urges caution to avoid misinterpretation. He lists six conclusions praising Adams as an invaluable public servant and ends with a brief closing statement.
Rep Harris said he intends to seek testimony from Bernard Goldfine whose gifts implicated Sherman Adams. He did not set a date and noted a probe may need one or more hearings to develop the case.
President Garcia urged Congress for understanding and assistance rather than charity as he outlined progress toward stability in the Philippines. He called Filipinos America's best friends in Asia and renewed solidarity declarations, signaling hope for substantial long term credits, possibly over 300 million dollars, to support defense and peace efforts.
President says Sherman Adams was imprudent in his ties with Bernard Goldfine but will remain top aide. He reads a stern stand on the matter and declines further comment. Hagerty notes no violation of rules and cites public information.
Hawkeye residents deserted the town for a park picnic sponsored by local businessmen. At 9:30 am shops closed and a caravan of 160 residents left at 10 am for Elkeder Park. Only the depot and telephone office stayed open while families brought covered dishes and enjoyed refreshments.
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