Graham Says He Copied Soviets Not U S Diplomats
Evangelist Billy Graham told reporters he copied Soviet leaders Bulganin and Khrushchev during his India tour, not American diplomats. He cited friendly gestures by the Russians and contrasted with terse airport exchanges by some U S officials while detailing his Far East evangelistic journey and mass conversions.
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Kohler Meeting Makes No Gain
The Kohler Company of Kohler Wisconsin and the United Auto Workers met for the first time in seven months and broke off talks without progress on the 23 month strike. Emil Muzey said there is no settlement possible now and the company will not replace workers hired since the strike began. Lyman Conger said talks are about where they were last August.
Menthelatum Ends Nighttime Nasal Congestion
Citizens report Menthelatum used at bedtime relieves dry stuffy noses and aids normal nasal breathing. The product claims quick clearing and soothing action to curb mouth breathing and snoring while sleeping.
Clashes Persist Between Greek and Turkish Cypriots
In Nicosia large Turkish Cypriot crowds smashed Greek shop windows and clashed with British forces. Reported violence began after a clash in Vassilia Mon, with 38 injured including Turkish women and children.
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Governor candidate cites ten commandments platform in Texas race
Fort Worth reports Senator W. Lee O Daniel 64 announced his gubernatorial bid Monday night stating his platform will be the ten commandments.
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O’daniel
Perpetual Savings and Loan adopts new articles of incorporation
Notice states that at an annual meeting held in Cedar Rapids Iowa on March 16 shareholders adopted substantive articles for Perpetual Savings and Loan Association. The charter sets capital at 50 million, 10000 shares of 100 each and a twenty year term from April 11 1955. Board of directors named with officers and duties detailed.
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Dows
Duane Arngliani
J. Seance
A. R. Aynden
Mildred A. Todre
A.T. Pleune
Willan W. Crissmen
Enrnstata Deben
Linn County
Iowa
Cedar Hay
Wenden
Junior Chamber Names Swim Pool Study Committee
Cedar Rapids Junior Chamber of Commerce appoints a committee to study a second municipal swimming pool. Chair is R. T. Olson. members include Blake St. Clair John Mangold William DuVall Richard Thweatt Evan Kearney Harlan Dobry and Robert Ettinger. The Jaycee pool fund tops $17 000 and a first meeting is set for Thursday at noon in the Roosevelt hotel.
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Zeckendorf Buys Lincoln and Roosevelt Hotels in NYC and DC
Real estate magnate Zeckendorf Munday announced the purchase of the Hotel Lincoln near Times Square and the Hotel Roosevelt in Washington from Marie Kramer. Lincoln has only 200 of 1,200 rooms occupied since a 1952 labor dispute. price undisclosed for both properties.
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Times Square
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Washington
Marie Kramer
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City Hall Notes on street work and purchases
Supervisory members will be off west side of First street NW for public improvements drift to F avenue. They will attend an 8 am to 6 pm daily asphalt conference at Iowa State College Ames on March 23 at city expense. Swede Halverson John Stor ey and Foremen Harry Haller Glenn Ruckle attend. Halverson seeks more asphalt paving knowledge amid cement shortages. A 1940 International 4-ton pickup was approved for the public improvements plant to replace an old truck. A petition for rock and Scanan oil surface on Thirteenth street NW from First to A avenue was referred for further consideration. City may dispose of 60 by 150-foot tract on H avenue NE off Twenty-seventh Street per Harman. Mayor Meaghan urged resubmission in writing for further consideration.
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Harry Haller
Glenn Ruckle
Halverson
Halvorson
Stonern
Thirteenth Street
Paul Nissen
Ralph
Rank Young Harman
H Avenue
Twenty-seventh Street
Harman
Jim Meaghan
Ernunell
Oscar race heat in Hollywood studio showdown
Hollywood insiders rank MGM as the front runner with 91 nominations, followed by Warners with 17 as Oscar night nears at the Pantages Theater. The article also surveys directing wins, best actor and actress records across major studios including Fox and Paramount, and notes the story of a new Seymour housing project themed streets.
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James Cagney
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Plan Commission
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Leigh
Settnick
Susan Hayward
Meyer
Willam Wyler
Victor Fleming
Swat Fox Estudio
Warner Baxter
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Twentieth Century-Fox
Janet Gaynor
Jennifer Jones
Fox
Paramount
Shirley Booth
Audrey Hepburn
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