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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1957

Page

3

Iowa Road Fund Balance Shrinks Under Spending Push

Iowa highway commission cut a 23.2 million dollar unexpended balance down to 342 million by November. Chairman Chris Larsen notes 3 5 thousand dollar unexpended balance is too low to operate. State funds exceed 100 million yearly. general fund rainy day reserve of 20.35 million suggested for road fund, NATO aid cited.

Iowa Highway Commission Chris Larsen, Jr Sioux City Republican and Commission Iowa Good Roads Association Stice Highway Department Renin Highway Commission Road Department General Fund Iowa Commission Rand Jowans Highway Department

Time To Take Stock Of NATO Meeting Attended By Eisenhower

A VIEW OF forthcoming NATO meeting pledges strong defense to deter Soviet aggression in the North Atlantic area. A significant issue arose from a recent West German government report highlighting tensions within the alliance.

Ment NATO Luftwaffe U.S. Air Force Eisenhower North Atlantic

Khrushchev proposes peaceful rocket contest with America

The article recalls Nikita Khrushchev proposing a peaceful rocket contest between America and Russia to compare ballistic missiles. It notes his earlier push for a Turkey shoot as well, linking the two diplomatic stances.

Astrefa Khrusnchev America Russia Nikita

TV X Rays And The Human Body A Reader’s Delight

University of Iowa electrical engineers explore using television to enhance X-ray images of the body. They seek to emphasize bone outlines with increased black and white contrast and imagine doctor dialogue during the viewing. The pieceilluminates speculative yet lighthearted consequences of TV assisted imaging.

Gineering Telvision

Stevenson Wary in Talks with Dulles Over NATO Plan

The article notes Adlai Stevenson cautious about joining the Eisenhower administration as an adviser, wanting to study NATO policy before committing. It contrasts Stevenson’s stance with GOP pressure and mentions Meade Alcorn’s efforts, while raising questions about openness at the Justice Department under Brownell and potential shifts under Rogers.

Washington Adlai Stevenson Adlai John Foster Mutles Eisenhower Dulles Stevenson Republican National Committee Meade Alcorn GOP Pearson Stevenson Roosevelt Pearl Harbor Frank Knox G.O.C Navy Henry L. Stimson Hoover Taft NATO Dutles Paris Ian Ravevel Wendell Willkie White House Trumain Herbert Hosver Truman Justice Department James Roosevelt D-Calif J. L. Burke Service Pipeline Standard Oil Indiana Burke Brownell Congress Rogers

Chicago firm wins Arthur school addition bid at $284,500

The Arthur school addition project went to Pete Anderson and Company of Chicago after beating Cedar Rapids bidders. W R Link of Cedar Rapids was elected secretary of the Mideastern Baptist Men's Council. J Langerquist of Marion named treasurer. Baby John Harmon named a pre dated member of the Cornell college club following his father Pat Harmon's talk at the college. The town board delayed action on resignation of Dr Eddie Anderson as university football coach. Snow covered Iowa two inches deep. Brazilian pianist Madame Guiomar Muracs performed at the Community Concert series. An accord was reached for E Cohn and Sons to buy salvage from Cedar Rapids and Marion street railways. Two hundred Iowa Degree of Honor members attended the state convention.

Chicago Arthur School Cedar Rapids Pete Anderson The Gazette Eddie Anderson University of Uwa Wien Guiomar Muracs Towa Theater Getulio Vargas Brazil Marion City E. Cohn and Sons

Many Causes of Cough Broad and Surprising

Dr. Joseph explains coughs arise from airways nose throat larynx bronchial tubes or lungs and from irritation like smoking inflammation allergy or tumors. Heart failure aneurysm wax in the ear catarrhal drip nasal obstruction and even nervous tics can provoke coughing. many causes exist.

The United States as a dictatorship feared by readers

A reader laments drift toward government by a few and urges defense of free enterprise. He cites war, taxation, and subsidies as waste and urges stopping government competition with private industry. The letter praises Jefferson J-Hawks and criticizes prior coaching amid field injuries. Gerald L. Matheny and I. B. Bean sign.

United States Gerald L. Matheny

Withholding Judgment on Digest Article Sparks Debate

A reader challenges an editorial on the September Reader's Digest piece about new high schools. He suggests rereading the Digest article and the Architectural Forum response before drawing conclusions.

William J. Beranek Sea Street Beranek Current Architectural Forum

Salute to a Fighting Football Team by Hard Luck Boys

A columnist salutes a small football squad labeled as spirited and determined despite handicaps and being denied a common school. The piece notes their constant effort, individual spirit, and rough practice field with many chuck holes as obstacles they faced.

Ike Hasn't Told Whole Story on Missile Reentry Speeds

Washington reports outline a critique of American policy secrecy. The piece argues the administration uses selective information to present a smoother picture while hiding tougher facts about missile reentry speeds and overall nuclear strategy. It warns selective intelligence can mislead public debate and delay necessary actions.

Stewart Ike Washington Lenin Soo Defense Charles Wilson

Bugs Baer and the New York GOP Egg Laying Politics

The text parries political figures like Bugs Baer and Nixon against New Jersey Forbes and New York mayoral scenes. It hints at Census sparked mischief in party ranks, White House influence, and echoes classical rhetoric in a chaotic, satirical political panorama.

Jersey Ike New York

Tree nursery owner reflects on Cedar Rapids roots and business

Carl Baumhoefener of Baumhoefener Nursery discusses third generation family business in Cedar Rapids Iowa born 1906 in Williamsburg. He recalls moving at age three and his landscape architect training at Iowa State College. He notes Christmas season peaks, shift to pine trees, live rooted trees, and customer education trends.

Carl Baumhoefener Baumhoefener Johnson Avenue NW Williamsburg John Iowa Cedar Rapids Russ Wiley

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