Interstate Truck Tax Feud Targets 48 States
Iowa and Illinois clash over truck reciprocity as they fight over licensing and road-use taxes. The dispute highlights broader tax complexities and the potential for federal action to standardize truck taxation across states.
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Iowa
Illinois
Springfield
Iowa Reciprocity Board
Iowa Commerce
John Ropes
Reciprocity Board
Charles F. Carpentier
Ropes
L. E. Crowley
Iowa Motor Truck Association
Motor Truck News
Public Service Commissions
Crowley
Men Join In On Hair Tint Trends For Summer Style
The piece notes stylist Mark Traynor urging men to try bold hair color to match summer shirts. It envisions masculine hairdos brightening fashion and adds a playful jab at women’s polka dot styles, urging men to participate in the trend.
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Mark Traynor
Eisenhower defense reshuffle faces long Congress stint
House Armed Services votes 32 to 0 for a Pentagon reorganization urged by President Eisenhower. McElroy backs major aims but warns some wording may impair administration. Russia's satellite launch heightens urgency amid a politically charged year.
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Defense Department
House Armed Services Committee
Eisenhower
House Committee
Defense
McElroy
Navy
Senate
House
Pentagon
Russia
U.S
Congress
Money Matters for Youth: Teach Living Well Early
Merryle RUKEYSER argues for integrating practical money education into schools to curb delinquency. She urges positive, real world lessons on budgeting investing and estate planning from elementary grades through university, linking financial discipline to responsible citizenship.
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Estete
Republican candidates meet in Cedar Rapids crowd
Gov Robert D Blue and 23 Republican hopefuls for state and county offices spoke at Linn County Republican Women's club gathering in Cedar Rapids. Beardsley was absent due to a Marshalltown speaking engagement. The St Luke's hospital drive neared $973k with renewed appeals to hit the million goal. Almost 1,300 cars passed the safety lane in Cedar Rapids in a drive sponsored by the Cham ber of Commerce Young Men's Bureau with police and highway patrol. City council authorized 7 extra stalls at the new city market and approved drainage work at a cost of 613.90. Rezoning of the old Disbrow Sash and Door property to heavy industrial passed after local industrialists criticized the plan commission. Franklin high school seniors starred in Double Door led by Hamlin Forth Slater Meek and Barnhart. Henning won a mural contract for the Manchester post office. Henry Roth 30 years ago escaped injury in a car crash at Third Ave and Seventh St. Richard Beall, Keswick athletic coach, returned to Cedar Rapids for summer with his parents.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Republican Women's Club
Blue
William S. Beardsley
Marshalltown
St. Luke's Hospital
Robert Armstrong
Young Men’s Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Police Department
Highway Patrol
Y Frank Zobac
Son
Oakland Ave
City Plan Commission
Franklin High School
Lucille Hamlin
Margaret Forth
Patricia Slater
Robert Meek
Ralston Barnhart
William E. Henning
Manchester
Henry Roth
Third Ave
Seventh St
Richard Beall
Keswick
Troops rushed to Caribbean amid Caracas unrest and Eisenhower call
The dispatch reports Ambassador Sparks warning of a Venezuela police collapse after the Perez Jimenez overthrow and Eisenhower ordering troops to the Caribbean. Army paratroopers and Marines were mobilized, with Burke noting maneuvers were planned anyway. Secret Service guarded Nixon’s daughters amid anti-Nixon protests.
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Caribbean
Venezuela
Ed Sparks
Eisenhower
Sparks
Perez Jimenez
W&ss
State Department
Ike
Joint Chiefs
Adm
Arleigh Burke
Navy
Coordinated planning idea urged for Cedar Rapids Marion area
Ralph Young notes the resignation of Tom Moore from Cedar Rapids planning and zoning commission to Arlington Virginia. He proposes a regional planning body with Cedar Rapids Marion Hiawatha and nearby townships, sharing one engineer and costs to promote united growth.
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Tom Moore
Cedar Rapids
Moore
Marion
Hiawatha
College Townships
Image of Ike Fading in Chicago Suburbs Says Al近
In Chicago and nearby Indiana and Illinois suburbs, 65 voters who backed Eisenhower in 1952 and 56 reveal a shift toward Democratic leanings for the upcoming congressional race. While many still praise his tenure, the once warm view of Ike grows defensive and critical, with the power of Sherman Adams noted as central to the White House.
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Chicago
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Rowling
Mustrial
Reen
Ashland
Center Streets
Calumet Avenue
Harvey, Ill
East 36Th Avenue
Gary
Ind
Lou Harris
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Ike
Sherman Adams
Jac Kennedy
Massachusetts
Is there a cure for hemorrhoids without surgery
Reader questions whether hemorrhoids can be cured without surgery and if neglect poses danger. Injections may shrink some cases, salves give only temporary relief, and periodic examination is advised to detect worsening. Untreated hemorrhoids can lead to infection and fistula. mild cases may need no surgery but require monitoring.
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J.B
Assistant superintendent of Cedar Rapids schools interview
Richard E. Barnhart, assistant superintendent for special services, discusses duties in personnel, guidance, special and adult education, budgeting, and building programs. He recalls prior work in Terre Haute, views on public education, funding, and Life magazine criticism, plus army service memories and recreation.
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Richard E. Barnhart
Grant Wood Drive
Indianapolis
Public Schools of
Terre Haute
Art Heusinkveld
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