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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1957

Page

11

Cedar Rapids to Expand Older Elementary Schools

The Cedar Rapids board of education was urged by the Citizens Advisory committee to expand at Fillmore Jackson and Polk and to improve Tay lor Buchanan and Van Buren. The push follows years of focusing on new or expanding schools as enrollment rises and calls for equal facilities for all children.

Cedar Rapids Buchanan McKinley Polk and Fillmore Polk, Fillmore Jackson

Morse and the Lost Path of Senator Wayne Morse

Analysis suggests Morse once stood for Oregon independence but over time drifted from his course. The piece critiques his shift toward a self styled niche among independents and labels his anti Eisenhower stance as indefensible.

Wayne Morse Oregon Senate Morse LeFollette Norris Eisenhower

Moralism and political attack critique Morse leadership

The passage attacks Senator Morse as a moralist, arguing the attack harms his image while not denting Eisenhower's prestige. It questions Morse’s independence and suggests his moral stance is about attracting attention rather than principled independence.

Gabor Dave Beck Eisenhower Senator Morse

Red Cross Faces Disaster Fund Shortfall Amid Multiple Crises

The American Red Cross warns of a disaster fund crisis as floods and tornadoes devastate Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Missouri Kansas Colorado and Nebraska while volunteers support victims. It notes a drop from 8 090 500 to 1 500 000 in disaster funds between 1946 and 1957 and urges local donations to cover deficits including Cedar Rapids shortfalls.

American National Red Cross Red Cross Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Missouri Kansas Colorado Nebraska Washington West Coast Kentucky Virginia West Virginia Ted Cross Cedar Rapids

President decides on U S court martial for GI in Japan

Drew Pearson reports President Eisenhower told GOP leaders he favors a U S court martial for Army private William Girard charged with killing a Japanese woman at Maebashi. Tokyo demands a Japanese civil trial and the issue tests wartime status of forces agreements and future Japan relations.

Schlager Eisenhower G.O.P United States William Girard Maebashi Japan Defense Department U.S GOP U. S Tokya Ike Charles Halleck Indiana Halleck CRSC

Ten Years Ago In Talicorn Ham Radio Plans For World Peace

A round up of past events notes George Baily of New York leading amateur radio groups planning a global net called The United Amateur Radio Rides to foster world peace. The report also lists past recognitions, speeches, and local civic updates from Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas.

Hawkeye Downs George Baily New York United Amateur Radio Rides Paul G. Hoffman South Hend Ind Studebaker Corporation Car College Charlotte Towner Rainbow Assembly Masonic Temple Cedar Rapids

Presley spending fuels budget foolery say critics

The syndicated piece critiques a high federal budget by linking Elvis Presley spending to taxes. It argues taxpayers fund what it calls a bloated budget as Presley purchases funnel money to government revenue, with cited tax rates and a contrast to bureaucracy. The letter writer, C. Hauser of 474 Nineteenth Street SH, signs off.

J. A. Livingston Livingston New York Elvis Presley Hudget USLA U.S. Information Service Elvis Presley Hauser United States Free World

Memorial Day driving danger and safe habits urged

The piece warns of crowded highways during the Memorial Day period from May 29 to June 3 as factories close. It cites motorists bragging about speed and cites a 1956 traffic death toll of about 42,000 with roughly 14,900 from alcohol. It urges staying home to finish chores and avoid risky driving.

National Safety Council

Nixon Warns Budget Fight Risks Defense Strength

Vice president Nixon argues in Chicago and Hartford that cutting defense spending would hurt national security. He says 75 percent of the federal budget funds defense, foreign aid, and related items, and that no time to show weakness to Communists in uncommitted nations.

Washington Nixon America Chicago Hartford Conn Eisenhower United States Congress Defense Department Atomic Energy Commission Sabor Securiy

Rishel Talks Appliance Merchandising in Cedar Rapids

John A. Rishel Jr general sales manager of Amand Re friperation Inc discusses merchandising challenges postwar, travel by air across 48 states, city taxes and needed urban programs, golf and family life with details on his background in Akron Ohio and Cedar Rapids.

John A. Rishel, Jr Amand Refriperation, Inc Grande Avenue St Akron Ohio Cedar Rapida Pye Cedar Rapids Iowa Tlinois Michigan

Diet myths and truths on hardening of the arteries

Dr. Joseph Mother argues there is no special diet to cure or prevent arterial hardening. He notes heredity and stress influence risk, and that different arteries may harden in different ways. He promotes a balanced diet and normal weight to reduce strain, with no miracle diet.

White House Leaks Spoil Nixon Plane Nickname Joke

Inside the White House, Sherman Adams tries to hold policy tight, but leaks reveal an informal joke about the two seater puddle jumper used for Gettysburg farm trips. The unofficial nickname is Nixon's plane.

Dour Sherman Adams White House Gettysburg Nixon

Buggy Baer Chooses Quintets From Lucia Debate

The discussion tops famed positions and figures from senators to treasurers and postmasters general. The speaker jokes about naming five greats while noting limits of memory and stature and teasing about famous names and titles.

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Drew Pearson Ihe W. E. McFann Henry Hacer Alfred Brendel Elmer Grissel Jack Downer William Foster Clarence Brockman Cyrenus Cole Central College Pelin Central University Louis Keller EF. Potter Sted Wr. D. Burmaster Cedar Rapids Gas Company Muscating Muscatine Gas and Electric Light Company Wr A. L. Murray Iava City Trinity Episcopal Church People's Forum By David Lawrence United Sta’ S Amand Fran Howe Ben Hogats Cedar Rapids Country Club Amana Phil Silvers Rena the Wall Street Journal Time and Sports Stuart Holbrook Fant Louise Detroit Ottumwa Surfside Bal Harebour Fla Lot Breuer John A. Rishel Dr. Joseph Jack Doherty Bugs Baer Sextette Lucia Hoss-Back Niagara Alexander Hamilton Phag Allen Telte Mrs. Tomasso Manvilles George Clark Junior
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