Eisenhower comments on China and Big Four plans
President says China’s release of four Americans may ease Far East tensions but the situation warrants watching. He outlines thoughts on Nixon, party ticket timing, and Congress roles, with plans for four to six atomic agreements and a June San Francisco trip for UN anniversary ceremonies.
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China
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Aeey Browshers
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San Francisco
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Tipton Clubs Defy Mixed Drink Regulations Denied
District Judge AFF. Mexwood issues ruling overruling a challenge by Tipton clubs to a prohibition on mixed drinks. The decision clarifies that exemptions in section 136.81 do not erase restrictions under section 334.20 in the club drink operations dispute.
Holiday Toll Sets Record During Memorial Day Weekend
Associated Press reports record holiday fatalities as Memorial Day weekend increases traffic deaths. The three-day period saw 365 deaths on Tuesday, plus 129 drownings and 86 other accident fatalities, pushing the total to 580.
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Associated Press
Bottle men dodge law to pour liquor in taverns case
A countryman argues 1955 legislature disallowed private clubs selling liquor but allows prosecutions of bottle men who hire others to pour whisky. Polk County Attorney Tapscott notes prior dismissals under a 1940 ruling that the law targeted permit holders only. The dispute centers on whether tavern owners or their agents can be charged for liquor on premises.
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Deyten
Savevn
Ceamtryman
Polk County Atty
Leo J. Tapscott
Countryman
Ford and UAW impose secrecy lid on talks
Detroit AP report says Ford Motor Company and the CIO United Auto Workers impose 24 hour secrecy on strike threatening negotiations. The move aims to limit information while talks continue on wage and contract issues.
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Detroit
Ford’ Motor Company
CIO
United Auto Workers
Am Ae
Soviet Leaders Tour Yugoslavia in Two Day North Visit
Soviet leaders Khrushchev Bulganin and Mikoyan began a two day tour of northern Yugoslavia visiting Postojna as part of a state visit. They met regional officials and observers described the trip as a show of Soviet Yugoslav relations during the thaw.
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Postojna
Yugoslavia
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Bulganin
Mikoyan
Three Killed by Seserks Goon to Bayton Banks
Fragmentary notice reports a deadly incident with three people killed and names partially legible. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text, but the event appears to involve a confrontation or assault resulting in multiple fatalities. Further readable identifiers are not present.
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Seserks
Bayton Banks
Stevenson Likely to Accept Democratic Presidential Nomination
New York Times reports that Adlai Stevenson would accept the Democratic nomination in 1956. A Chicago source says he has a firm conclusion Republicans cannot govern at a critical point, with no public statement until late summer.
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New York
Adisi Stevevenson
New York Times
Times
Richard J. H. Johnston
Chicago
Stevenson
Johnston
Tito Not So Sure Of Comrade Tag
An eye witness account recalls the Soviet Yugoslav talks opening in Belgrade on Friday with Tito and Khrushchev clashing over a salutation. Khrushchev urges comrades while Tito hesitates, saying we shall see about that. The exchange underscores tensions in early discussions between the two blocs.
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Tito
Tag
Postojna
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Kin To Be Flown to Hawaii for Reunion With Airmen
The Fischer family celebrates the release of Capt. Harold E. Fischer Jr., prisoner of Communist China, after more than two years. They plan a Honolulu reunion, with his wife and grandson aboard the flight, as the long wait ends.
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Hawaii
Bor
Swra City
Harold E. Fischer
Harold Fischer, Jr
China
Fischers
Harold III
Honolulu
Mrs. Fischer
Harold
State Rejects Council Width for Paving on Highway 74
The State Highway Commission denied Cedar Rapids a 45 foot paving width on the extension of Highway 74 to join with F avenue NW. Engineer Butter said the 24 foot width suffices given intercity traffic from Palo to Cedar Rapids, and any widening would benefit nearby property owners and city traffic. City councilmen filed the message, while rumors noted Governor Hoegh's orders limiting four lane paving until two lane roads improve. The letter hoped the width dispute would not delay the project.
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Aetter Gem
Baginear Jobs
Coder
Rapits
Butter
Highway Commission
Pale
Cedar Rapids
Leo Hoegh
Iowa
Commission
Palo
F Avenue
Edgewood Road
Thirteenth Street
Four Freed Yanks Head For Hawaii
AP reports four American airmen freed from imprisonment in Hong Kong after months in Manchuria reach Hong Kong. They arrive by train, are greeted by U S officials, and speak of relief and good spirits.
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Hawaii
Groimwes
Hong Kong
Myers
Mnist Caina
Stevy
Gawaiien Swanion
Coeearal
Air Force
Simpson
U. S. Air
Jen
Treswiteche
Cedar Rapids Dog Rabies Ordinance Sparks Debate
The 12 member dog ordinance committee voted on compulsory rabies inoculation for Cedar Rapids dogs. A majority urged annual vaccination for all dogs while Humane Society President Joseph Sadowsky warned enforcement would be problematic.
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Cedar Rapids
Humane Society
Joseph Sadowsky
City dog ordinance under debate in Cedar Rapids council
Cedar Rapids leaders study an animal control measure tied to year round dog restraint compulsory licensing and rabies vaccination. debate focuses on leash length cost and enforcement while the Humane Society warns of contract renewal if vaccination is mandated. supporters urge local action on segregation policy lingered in national headlines.
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Sadowsky
Oscar Anderson
J. W. Albright
Max
Zidmer
Larry Hawks
Russell Anthony
Humane Society
Washington
Supreme Court
Wipes
Lower Courss
Crocodile Sighted Near Clinton Slough Warns to Children
Clinton police warn children to stay away from Beaver slough banks after a five foot female crocodile is spotted in recent days. Seven young crocs have been captured nearby and the reptile likely arrived via the Mississippi river by the McCarthy Improvement Company during the Clinton bridge project.
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Clinton
Beaver Slough
Glen Noble
Mississippi River
Gulf of Mexico
McCarthy Improvement Company
Clinton Bridge
West Indies
Florida
Ecuador
Job Openings at Health Camp
Four positions on Camp Good Health staff remain open including a cook and assistant cook a truck driver and a custodian. Applicants should contact A. T. Pleune camp manager at 1946 Bever Avenue SE or call 2 3393 about 8 a m. Jobs begin June 20.
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Cedar Rapids
Camp Good Health
A. T. Pleune
Bever Avenue SE
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