Knowland questions Adams fate and public gifts issue
Senate Republicans weigh whether Sherman Adams remains a help or hindrance to Eisenhower amid questions over gifts from Bernard Goldfine. Knowland says Adams should weigh the impact on overall policy, while party leaders split on his tenure and Democrats promise sharper action.
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Meade Alcorn
Senate condemns Nagy execution by Russia in Hungary
Washington AP reports the Senate adopted a 91 to 0 resolution denouncing the execution of Imre Nagy as barbarism and perfidy. The State Department also called it an affront to the UN conscience and world opinion, intensifying tensions during the campaign season.
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Senate
Russia
Imre Nagy
Hungary
State Department
U.N
Deep River Officials Dupe Hoax State Agent Impersonator
Deep River town officials were fooled by a man posing as a state secret agent during a two hour inspection of the Ndance pavilion. He claimed state authority, showed an ID, and spoke of police topics and facilities. Sheriff Willam Welch and the Iowa CID are seeking the impersonator, named Moaffakr, amid questions of a badge binge by a state employee.
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Deep River
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Moffat
Beer River
Deep River Record
Richard L. Flowers
State Personnel Department
Flowers
Raymond Johnson
Sie
Moaffakr
Poweshiek County
Willam Welch
Iowa Criminal Investigation Division
Red Press Hops On Adams Affair
Eastern European Communist press and radio use the Sherman Adams case to attack the United States. They seek to magnify anti American propaganda as global anger rises over Hungary executions. Rude Pravo headlines the matter as part of their campaign.
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Vienna
Communist Press
Radio
Eastern Europe
Sherman Adams
U. S
Imre Nagy
Pal Maleter
Hungary
Washington
Rude Pravo
Czechoslovak Communist Party
Repeal of Auto Excise Rejected by Senate Action
Sector report notes North Town Methodist Conference total giving last year 6,698,788.99 with 58,547 drop from prior year due to special projects. Budget set after noon. 15 ministers elected. Senate rejects repeal of 10% auto tax. trucks face levy. Major excise tax debate continues with House actions and SEC case ties.
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J World Service and Conference
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Byrd
D-Va
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Bocernibw
SEC
Integration Edict Issued in Florida
Florida news reports an integration decree tied to university and graduate school plans. Federal district court action and conference remarks by Senator Payne and Governor Le Bridges are noted. The piece lists ministers and church leaders admitted on trial and those elected to elder and deacon orders in a Methodist conference.
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Randolph Hodges
Legisla Boston
Hure
Hebert C. Bryant
Sulpher Springs
Donald L. Campbell
O. W. Peterson
Stanwood
Marvin E. Ceynar
Amana
Jack R. DeLong
Fairbank
Gordon
Fairchild
Humboldt
Methodist
Notable Names Appear in Unclear Local Note Fragment
The readable fragment lists individuals including Center Point Henry C. Thompson Northwood John Ff. Tisdale Wayne FE. Wasta Ce dar Rapids Willis Fi. Walker Ft. TDadge Sherman GC. Hawkee Randalia Robert E. McWilliams Clinton Howard L. Spiegel Lamant and Edward C. Brown III.
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Henry C. Thompson
Northwood
John Ff. Tisdale
Wayne FE
Wasta
Cedar Rapids
Willis Fi. Walker
Ft. Tdadge
Sherman GC. Hawkee
Randalia
Robert E. McWilliams
Clinton
Howard L. Spiegel
La~mant
Edward C. Brown III
Khrushchev Faces Central Committee Clash Over Policy
AP analysis outlines Khrushchev moving to tighten control after purges of Molotov Malenkov and others. Suslov and Soviet bureaucracy resistance grows while hard line policy extends to Yugoslavia and China, with summit hopes fading and domestic reorganization continuing.
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Thomas P. Whitney
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Nikita Khrushnichev
Soviet Communist Party
Red China
Communist Party
Moscow
Central Committee
Mikhail Suslov
Khrushchev
Suslov
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Yugoslavia
Imre Nay
Khrushchhev
Dabraag
Igugher
Seven Year Cyprus Plan Outlined By Macmillan
London AP report says Prime Minister Macmillan proposed a seven year Cyprus plan with Greek and Turkish cooperation in island administration. The plan would see joint sovereignty by Britain, Greece, and Turkey at final settlement, and return of Cypriots under order. Violence must cease for the plan to work.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
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Esch
July 14 Date Set for Cedar Rapids Pool Bond Election
Cedar Rapids voters will decide July 14 on three pool bond issues totaling 425000 for new swimming pools. Ballots split into three separate questions 225000 for northeast, 100000 for southwest, and 100000 for southeast pools. Tax impact estimated at about 0.25 mill, or 25 cents per 1000 dollars of assessed value, with an annual 1 dollar per year per 4000 value homeowner for 15 years.
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Cedar Rapids
Don Gardiner
Waters
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East Side
West Side
Jim Meaghan
Ellis Park
Playground and Recreation Commission
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Woelridge Park
van Verhlen
Jones Memorial
Shell-loading plant blast in Iowa kills four
Burlington AP report says a shell-loading line explosion at an Iowa ordnance plant near Burlington killed four men and injured others during a shift change. Victims include Delores Marlette and Max Bell of Fort Madison, plus Donald Geott of near Mt. Pleasant and Ray Barrow of New London. Carroll Cosby survived with non‑serious injuries. An investigation by Rodney Lewis and a plant committee follows the blast, which caused about 40,000 dollars in damage and occurred during a chamber gauging operation on 106-millimeter shell production. The plant, operated by Mason & Wenger‑Slias Mason, had a recent safety award ceremony. World War II incidents at the facility are recalled.
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Delores Marlette
Max Bell
Fort Madison
Mercy Hospital
Donald Geott
Mt. Pleasant
Ray Barrow
New London
Carroll Cosby
Rodney Lewis
Lewis
Mason& Wenger-Slias Mason Company
Army
Judge Sends Message To Juror In Murder Trial
STURGEON GAY Wisconsin AP A juror farmer Clarence Destree held in custody during a murder trial received an outside communication despite court warnings The message came from Judge Arnold Murphy who stated in the presence of the court that the ill cow is better and addressed Destree directly
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Clarence Destree
Arnold Murphy
Desiree
Toll Rises to 18 in Burrard Bridge Collapse
Vancouver police reported the death toll from the largely finished Burrard Inlet bridge collapse rose to 18. Fourteen bodies had been recovered and four men listed as missing were later declared dead, with officials saying it was a matter of locating their bodies.
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UPI
Burrard Iniet
Board Defends Teacher Over Pupils Beliefs At Hanover
Hanover New Jersey school board says a teacher cannot be punished for pupils thoughts after she published 3 essays critical of the Hiroshima bombing. The board asked Miss Goodman to return next fall and defended teaching students to think freely while veterans groups urged action. The teacher resigned in June, and the board planned investigation and review of the case.
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N. F. Iap
LeMoyne Goodman
Hiroshima
Goodman
Sabotage Shuts GM Fisher Body Kansas City Plants
General Motors said sabotage of painted car bodies disrupted output at its Fisher Body division in Kansas City. The Cheverolet and Fisher plants closed Wednesday, affecting about 2,000 hourly workers after damage to 45 finished bodies required lengthy repairs. Unions were instructed to keep working to avoid further shutdowns.
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General Motors
Fisher Body
Kansas City
Chevrolet
United Auto Workers
Government forces push toward rebel capital in Celebes
Indonesian government forces moved into the outskirts of Menada the rebel stronghold in North Celebes and captured the last remaining airfield the army reported on Thursday.
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Indonesia
Celebes
Menada
Thursay
Torrential Rain Strikes Clinton With Flooding
AP report details a mid morning storm in Clinton with winds up to 40 miles per hour. About 0.45 inches of rain fell in 14 minutes and city rainfall reached 1.40 inches by noon while Lowlands areas flooded and streets were blocked. Two cars were crushed by a toppled tree in town.
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Dominicans Seek End to U S Aid Pacts
Dominican congress urges withdrawal from all aid agreements amid congressional criticism of Rafael Trujillo’s youth and excesses. One pact allows IS missiles tracking station in the Caribbean nation, seen as a stamp for Trujillo’s father regime.
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Rafael Trujillo
Dominican Congress
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