Atty Gen to Rule on Mixed Drinks in Private Clubs
Iowa Attorney General Dayton Countryman said a ruling will decide if mixed drinks are legal in private clubs with beer licenses. The issue follows the 1955 key club bill and concerns a B permit restriction on mixing liquor with beer. Prosecution has begun in the Tipton Stanwood area pending the ruling.
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Dayton Countryman
Countryman
Iowa
Attorney General’s Office
William B. Norton
London
Tipton-Stanwood
Norton
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Tipton Golf and Country Club
Moose Lodge
SUI
Cedar County Bankers Association
Hi-Wa Gardens
Stanwood
Inn
Eisenhowers Get Acquainted with Gettysburg Folk
President and Mrs. Eisenhower are settling into Gettysburg life as they visit churches, shops, and the golf club near their new country home. Mrs. Eisenhower’s downtown appearances draw crowds while the president weighs a possible second term.
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Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Eisenhowers
Abraham Lincoln
Gettysburg Country Club
Burst of 48 inch Water Main Triggers Big Loss
A 48 inch water main burst near U S Steel's Southside plant on Sunday caused an estimated 250000 damage. The flood waters inundated plant yards and nearby residential blocks, forcing a temporary curtailment of steel operations.
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Chicago
U.S. Steel
Iowa Jaycees Elect Jones As President
Bob Jones of Cedar Rapids elected president of the Iowa Junior Chamber at Fort Dodge convention defeating Paul Parker of Des Moines. Jones, 31, a University of Iowa commerce graduate and World War II veteran, has led Cedar Rapids Jaycees and chaired major events. He lives at 2000 Fourth Avenue SE and becomes second Cedar Rapids leader of the state Jaycees.
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Bob” Jones
Laurance Press Company
Iowa Junior ‘Chamber of Commerce
Fort Dodge
Paul Parker
Des Moines
Leo Hoegh
Parker
Jones
University of Iowa School of Commerce
Jaycee
United States
Cedar Rapids Exchange Club
National Exchange
Fourth Avenue
State Jaycee
Frank Nye
Cee
Sue Gawas
Turnabout Woman Witness Guilty of Perjury
Marie Natvig, 51, convicted by federal jurors on three counts of perjury in an FCC hearing. Judge Holtzerf deferred sentencing. Natvig released on bond. Her attorney plans an appeal. The case stems from testimony about publisher broadcaster Edward Lamb and Natvig’s alleged Communist ties in Ohio in the 1930s.
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Washington
Marie Natvig
Federal Communications Commission
Alexander Holtzoff
Edward Lamb
Natiig
FBI
FCC
Ohio
Lamb
Bob Hope Visits Cerebral Palsy Clinic in Cedar Rapids
Bob Hope made a surprise 15 minute visit to the C R Cerebral Palsy Clinic in Cedar Rapids to meet patients and staff. He then prepared for a benefit show at the University of Iowa fieldhouse in Iowa City tonight at 8 15 p m.
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Los Angeles
UCP
Eighth Street NW
National Life
Cedar Rapids
Joff
Police round up poker games in Baltimore stakeout tale
A Baltimore vice squad led by Sgt. Vincent Serio responds to a starving wife’s tip about her husband gambling away money. They break up five games, arrest 25 players, and never learn the caller’s name, while the husband evades capture by moving between venues.
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Baltimore
Vincent Serio
Serio
iThey
Mmore
Pilot Waving to Children Is Killed
Harold Thornberg a 40 year old farmer and pilot died in a crash near his home in Togo Minnesota while low diving to greet his eight children aged 4 to 14 watching from the ground. He had flown planes eight years and struck trees after the maneuver. The children found his mangled body and alerted their mother.
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Harold Thornberg
Byers Condition Remains Uncertain
Iowa State Senator Frank C. Byers, 71, dean of the Iowa senate, remained in uncertain condition after a brain hemorrhage Saturday. He showed no improvement since the stroke at his Marion home and was treated at St. Luke's Hospital, remaining restless and largely unconscious through Sunday night.
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Frank C. Byers
St. Luke’s Hospital
Tama Street
Marion
Byers
Iowa Senate
Trial for Not Yielding Party Line Is Begun
Mary L. Kayes of Rhinebeck faces a misdemeanor trial in Poughkeepsie on charges she refused to relinquish a party telephone line during a grass fire. Fire Warden Donald Townsend cited 15 minutes to reach another phone as the blaze spread to a barn. If convicted, she faces up to one year in jail and a $500 fine.
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N.Y
Mary L. Kayes
Rhinebeck
John R. Schwartz
Kayes
Donald Townsend
Clinton
Townsend
Hinted Soviet Resignation Rumors Reach Vienna
Frankfurt Abendpost cites diplomatic circles in Vienna claiming Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov will resign soon with Deputy Premier Mikoyan ready to succeed him. The report quotes unnamed officials and suggests a possible leadership change in Moscow.
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Abendpost
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Molotov
Mikoyan
Court Voids Sole Juror Convictions
The Supreme Court in a 6-3 decision voided two contempt convictions from Michigan one man grand jury proceedings but did not rule on the system’s legality. Justice Black said due process was violated when the same judge who heard the case in secret also presided at the contempt trial. Dissenters urged leaving the convictions intact. The ruling leaves the broader one man grand jury question unresolved.
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Supreme Court
Michigan
Detroit
Justice Black
Separated Twins Leave for Thailand Home
Siamese twins Prissana and Napit Polpingo, separated in Chicago, departed by plane for their homeland in Thailand on Monday.
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Prissana
Napit Polpingo
Thailand
Remarque Plans Marriage to Paulette Goddard
London dispatch says author Erich Maria Remarque announced he will marry actress Paulette Goddard within a few days, as reported from Rome.
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London
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Erich Maria Remarque
Rome
Paulette Goddard
Billy Graham London Crusade Draws 5000 Despite Huge Expected Crowd
In London on Sunday Billy Graham drew about 5000 attendees at the East end event, far below the anticipated 100000. Newspapers blame weather public apathy and aggressive self promotion while the News Chronicle saw a weekend of triumphs. Police cleared vendors from the park as Graham drew supporters and skeptics alike.
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Billy Graham
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News Chronicle
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Billy Graham Attacked by Daily Express in London Campaign
The Daily Express blasted Billy Graham in London accusing him of crudeness and bigotry. Reporter John Redfern likened him to the Johnnie Ray of religion and mocked his young followers as Bible Bobby-soxers.
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Four Killed in Iowa Weekend Car Accidents
Four people died in Iowa traffic crashes over the weekend across multiple counties. Victims include William Kirmish a 42 year old farmer from Waucoma who died after a car overturned. Carol Fettkether a two year old girl from Oelwein who died after being run over when her father's car rolled. Jerry Galbraith fourteen killed when a tractor overturned near Delphos. Jerry Burdette five struck by a car in Emmetsburg. Additional fatal crash at Knoxville left Matt Laird thirty seven dead after a two car collision. His wife and seven children were injured or hospitalized. Roy Lee Allen received ten days in jail for driving with a suspended license.
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William Kirmish
Waucoma
Cresco Hospital
Protivin and
Lawler
Carol June Fettkether
Robert ,Fettkether
Oelwein
Jerry Galbraith
Clyde Galbraith
Delphos
Ringgold County
Jerry Burdette
August Burdette
Dickens
Palo Alto County
Emmetsburg
Knoxville
Matt Laird
Roy Lee Allen
Des Moines
Allen
Laird
Bonn protests Austrian compensation terms in independence pact
Bonn protested to Austria over the way compensation for seized German property was settled in the Austrian independence treaty. West Germany also sent notes to the Western Big Three seeking clarification. The treaty now allows compensation only to individual owners up to 10 080 dollars, with religious and charitable assets excluded. The scale of German property involved remains undetermined.
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West Germany
Austria
Finance Ministry
Trachta killed in fall from scaffold at LeFebvre building
Robert G. Trachta 29 of 238 Wilson Ave SW died after contact with a 35 000 volt line while working on a scaffold at the LeFebvre Company. He plunged 130 feet to the sidewalk and died of severe head injuries en route to Mercy hospital. Surviving include his wife two children parents and grandparents. Services set for Wednesday with viewing at Kuba funeral home.
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Robert Trachta
LeFebvre
Cedar Rapids
Robert G. Trachta
Wilson Avenue
LeFebvre Company
Les Burianek
Trachta
Mercy Hospital
Burianek
Grissel Company
Mr. Trachta
St. Wencelaus High School
Marie Hansen
University of Iowa
Robert Gerald, Jr
Barbara Ann
Amos Trachta
Eisenhower backs 28 million aid for polio vaccine plan
The administration proposed 28 million dollars in federal funds to help states vaccinate low income children and extend immunization to ages up to 19. Mrs. Hobby and her aides urged voluntary cooperation, citing rapid mobilization as key during a vaccine shortage. The plan includes two million more for Public Health Service safety testing and inspectors, with distribution focused on first and second graders initially.
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Oveta Culp Hobby
Eisenhower
White House
Roswell Perkins
Leonard Scheele
Bradshaw Mintener
Washington
Public Health Service
Congress
Hobby
Adide
Eli Lilly and Company
Indianapolis
Parke, Davis and Company
Detroit
America
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