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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1958
Page
7
Sylvia Porter reports a shift in Washington talks from certainty about a downturn to uncertainty about an upturn. Despite brighter data on wages, retail sales, housing, and production, policymakers hesitate to call a bottom or a new trend, warning that mood and unforeseen shocks could alter the outlook.
The Cedar Rapids City Council announces a bid invitation for the construction of permanent sidewalks on designated streets and avenues in the city. Proposals must include a certified check, opening July 14, 1958, with work to begin by July 25 and finish by August 9, 1958, paid via assessments to abutting property owners.
Bernard Lansty and Inez Robb urge overhaul of American schooling after Rockefeller report and Russian studies warn democracy may fail without sharper reforms. They cite Derthick and a 10 nation study, demand abolition of trivial courses, and warn complacency risks 10 to 15 years of lag in global competition.
A fragment notes someone found head down near tracks and trestle with a bucket beside the bed as a threat or danger looms.
Albert Hart, one year old, drowned after tumbling from a bed into a mop bucket of water in his Nashville home. His 17 year old mother was cleaning and resting briefly when the accident occurred. The infant was left on a bed without sides.
The article teases a Thursday night telecast at 7 00 featuring Zorro and Bernardo in a risky Channel 9 advertising venture. Viewers are urged to tune in for the outcome of the stunt and its impact on the duo's public appeal.
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