Rhee Heads Toward Break With United States Over Korea Truce
South Korea risks a split with the United States as tensions rise over a new Allied truce plan. Rhee objects to UN proposals allowing the General Assembly to decide prisoner exchanges and boycotts Panmunjom talks. Clark visits Rhee in Seoul as disputes sharpen, signaling a potential open split.
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Iowa Armory Construction Program Set
The Iowa National Guard will launch a multi million dollar construction program across 15 cities financed mainly with federal funds. Projects include armory facilities in Estherville Algona Eagle Grove Cherokee Centerville Muscatine and more plus a new national air guard base in Des Moines and a hangar at Boone. Total cost around two hundred eighteen thousand dollars for armory upgrades and vehicle stations with private capital amortized over 20 years.
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Nehru Endorses Latest UN Korea Proposals
Prime Minister Nehru in New Delhi said he has seen and endorsed the latest United Nations proposals on Korea. His confirmation signals support from India for the UN backed plan amid ongoing tensions on the Korean peninsula.
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Baptists Probe Technique Debate In Congress
Denver dispatch reports the American Baptist convention criticizing congressional investigation methods as character assassination by association. The item notes Sunday remarks on tactics used by federal committees and the potential impact on religious groups in public scrutiny.
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American Baptist’ Convention
Congressional
Carpenters Approve Wage Increase in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids carpenters voted to raise wages by 74.5 cents an hour. John Evans of the Building Trades Council announced the settlement on Tuesday. Glaziers in the painters union also approved a 10 cent hourly boost to 2.34 dollars, while painters had previously accepted a 1.5 cent rise. Five of eleven unions have yet to sign including laborers iron workers sheet metal workers roofers and teamsters.
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Building Trades Council
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Painters Union
Active Democrats Vote To Dissolve AID In Iowa Politics
Herschel Loveless of Ottumwa created the AID after the 1952 election to aid campaigns for Democrats. The group voted Tuesday to dissolve and reintegrate with the regular party. Loveless lost the governor race to Beardsley after defeating Wearin for the nomination. Iowa Democratic chairman Jake More welcomed AID members into the party fold. DES MOINES UP reports on the move.
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Ottumwa
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Otha Wearin
Hastings
Wearin
Jake More
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Des Moines
Two Children Dead in Discarded Refrigerator Discovered
AP report from Rockford indicates two children suffocated Monday after being locked inside a discarded refrigerator used by neighborhood youths to store mud pies.
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Hotel Maid Rewarded by Lonely Guest’s Will
Bridget Hennessy, an Irish hotel maid, tended a reclusive elderly guest at the Delmonico for 15 months and received five bank accounts totaling 23 700 dollars in the deceased Mary Campbell's will. The room yielded bank books and a will naming trustees for the accounts. The maid announced she was no longer a hotel employee as the money’s fate moved forward.
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Kilkenny
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D. D. Campbell
Delmonico
Social Register
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Paratrooper Learns to Fall After 11-Story Plunge
Chicago steam fitter Grace Sate een Grace 27 working for the Chicago Housing Authority said his paratrooper training helped him relax when a pneumatic drill kicked and threw him from the eleventh floor. He plunged to a brick scaffold on the third floor, bounced, and survived with only a broken rib.
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Chicago Housing Authority
Republicans Push to Cut Voting Age to 18 Nationwide
Vice President Nixon urged lowering the voting age from 21 to 18 as GOP leaders launch a nationwide drive. National Chairman Leonard Hall praised 19-year-olds as well informed, while House Judiciary Chair Reed urged caution, noting voting requires maturity. Georgia currently allows 18-year-olds to vote.
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Georgia
Accountants and Defense Budget Clash in Washington
Washington reels as critics charge that accountants ordered air force budget cuts without military advice. Gen. Vandenberg says he was not consulted and the decision rested with the NSC. Rep. Price accuses Budget Director Dodge of sidelining the joint chiefs and questions defense planning. Senate Democrats threaten to curb foreign aid while opposing aviation cuts.
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Father recounts refusing Romanian spy pressure to save sons
A naturalized Romanian American father, C Georgescu, told reporters he and his wife chose to risk their children rather than spy for the Romanian government. The incident followed the expulsion of Romanian envoy Cheeta Zambezi after a blackmailing offer to collaborate politically. The father cited the May 20 telephone call and a photograph of his sons Constantin, 19, and Peter, 14, as key elements.
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Romanian Diplomat Ordered Out Over Spy Blackmail Attempt
The United States declared Christache Zambeti, a Romanian legation secretary, persona non grata amid charges he attempted to coerce V. C. Georgescu, a naturalized American of Romanian descent, into spying for Romania. The State Department said the offer tied Georgescu to a plan in New York and that Zambeti’s actions were verified before the expulsion decision.
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New York
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Romania
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FBI
Ee Ee Department
Bond set at 75000 for Walter M Mayer on murder charge
Des Moines County District Judge E J Simmons set bail of 75000 for Walter M Mayer a 56 year old Santa Fe rancher indicted on a first degree murder charge in the May 2 shooting of John C Wisdom. County Attorney Pettit opposed the bond citing fear Mayer would flee to New Mexico and evade prosecution. Defense noted Ot tonwa bond representations and a plea may be entered soon.
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Haven for Polish Airman Approved
Washington dispatch says the House judiciary committee approved a haven for a Polish airman amid ongoing visa and asylum considerations. The action signals potential protections and residency steps for the individual involved.
Calvan Henry Sentenced for Traffic Violations in Los Angeles
Calvin Henry, 83, received a 60 day jail term after telling Judge Koenig he had not yet obtained a driver’s license following eight traffic violations in Los Angeles.
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GIP
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Sen. Koenig
Intervention by Snyder Revealed in House Probe
Washington AP report notes a Tuesday committee session disclosed that the proposed Senate bill would not be tax free. The investigation read from internal files showing that on December 1 19 Snyder called Charlee Oliphan chief counsel to the probe, linking to the inquiry's conduct.
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