Iowa Supervisors Debate County Reorganization Plans
Three Linn County supervisors weighed in on proposed county government reforms from the Iowa County Officers Association. Miles Sutera urged careful study and warned against a rushed reorganizaton bill. Scolaro and Henderson backed consolidation but differed on scope and methods, with a district meeting in Cedar Rapids next Tuesday expected to clarify the plan.
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Linn Board of Supervisors
Iowa
Sutera
Iowa Assn. of
County Officers
County Officers Association
Anthony R. Scolaro
Cedar Rapids
Dudley Henderson
Central City
Henderson
Scolaro
Tom Riley
Ghost Is Teen-Ager Who Runs Awful Fast
In Gallitzin Pennsylvania a teen ghost, said to haunt St. Patrick's Cemetery, is blamed for pranks by visitors. Edward Reagan reports a figure in black ran away after a daylight encounter. Pastor Rev. Eugene Bradley warned locals about damage from cemetery trespassers.
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Gallitzin
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Edward Reagan
Reagan
Pennsylvania
Eugene Bradley
St. Patrick's Parish
Factory Chief Flubs Message During Khrushchev Visit
Bucharest UPI reports Khrushchev's surprise stop at a large railway factory. A worker nervously offered a steam engine model and Khrushchev joked about sending a complaint if it failed. The manager blundered in praising Khrushchev, and Khrushchev sarcastically retorted. Gheorgiu-Dej laughed as the premier questioned the tablecloth remark.
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Bucharest
UPI
Khrushchev
Nikita Sergevich
Gheorghe Gheorgiu- Dej
Nikita
Language Frequencies Vary Why French Say Eet for It
A McGill linguistics expert explains national hearing differences in language. Prof Andre Rigault describes how French, English, Spanish, Slavic and Italian speakers hear distinct frequency ranges, shaping pronunciation and accent. The study notes the electronic ear can scramble sounds to reveal underlying speech patterns, aiding second language learning.
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Andre Rigault
McGill University
Rigault
Italy
Riganalt
McGill Language Laboratory
Alfred Tomatis
Paris
McGill
Jailing Woman In Nightgown Sparks Outcry in Pasadena
Pasadena police faced criticism after Dorothy Makray, 30, was jailed in a flimsy nightgown at 6 a.m. April 14 for a traffic citation issue. Municipal Judge Hasler, who dismissed the complaint, called the arrest cruel and demanded officers treat the public with courtesy and respect.
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Dorothy Makray
John Hassler
Laments over end of earthbound exploration says Priestley
The Royal Geographical Society laments the end of earthbound exploration noting skyscrapers rise in Outer Mongolia. Society President Sir Raymond Priestley says future expeditions will be in space rather than on the ground.
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London
Royal Geographical Society
Outer Mongolia
Society
Raymond Priestley
Priestley
Brazil to attend Non-Aligned Nations conference in Cairo
A foreign office source says Brazil will actively participate in the Economic Conference of Non-Aligned Nations to be held in Cairo.
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RIO DE Jaineiro
Brazil
Cairo
Foreign Office
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