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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1958
Page
3
The piece argues that people shape mental images of strangers from phone impressions and voice, often misjudging real appearance and character when meeting in person. It notes the persistent tendency to categorize strangers as friendly or dangerous, despite conflicting evidence.
The railroads announced they will extend reduced travel rates for military personnel in uniform at their own expense for another year, until June 30, 1959. The notice appeared from Washington and was reported by AP.
Auto industry insiders at the National Tool & Die Manufacturers Assn spring meeting report 1959 models will be as large as 1953 cars with more chrome and little change beyond facelifts. They note tooling orders for 1959, and debate continues on whether General Motors Ford or Chrysler will enter the small-car market, with inquiries about small-car tooling prices but no firm plans.
Nelson Jr the 196? award winner for 196? farm manager of the year by the Iowa State College Agricultural Business club at Iowa State College. He supervises 1968 acres, owns 120 and rents 78 more, with dairy cattle breeding and hog operations. He teaches at the local school, serves in church and farm bureaus, and plans to expand to a larger farm focusing on hogs and beef cattle.
Vice President Nixon said the United States should seek the right man at the right time for the presidency. He noted that ambition alone rarely wins the office and commented on Eisenhower as the right man for his era while in Bolivia. The visit also included discussions on local parking regulation changes in Cedar Rapids.
Niagara Falls AP report says Tuscarora Indians voted unanimously against negotiating with the New York power authority to sell reservation land for the Niagara project. The action ends hopes for settlement as engineers plan surveys and the authority has offered about 1.9 million dollars for the 383 acres, which the Indians refuse citing treaty protections. A federal court earlier restrained land takeover while survey work proceeded.
The Cedar Rapids Clean-Up committee urged residents to extend Clean-Up week beyond yard work to home safety. Chairman Ted Wernimont cited tips for accident-proofing stairs, such as good lighting and clearing hazards, plus recommendations for sturdy rails and light-colored hallways.
Household safety advice covers stairs, rugs, floor levelness, anchored tools, and attic clearance to prevent injuries and fires. It stresses shared effort for a safer home. The text ends with a BROKEN ARROW preview promising a peaceful reunion with an old enemy on Channel 8 at 8 p.m. Tuesday.
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