Radiation Safety Point Affects National Population Standard
Government scientists plan a nationwide safe radiation exposure standard for all citizens. Lifelong radiation records may influence marriage and childbearing decisions, with population limits planned around an average 10 roentgens per person up to age 30 from artificial sources. Natural radiation is estimated separately at four roentgens per person per 30 years.
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Nutter death row appeal set amid pled guilty claim
Warren Nutter, 18, awaits Iowa Supreme Court oral arguments for his death sentence after pled guilty to the January 5 killing of Independence police officer Harold Pearce. His court-appointed attorney says a deal to obtain a life sentence was discussed, a claim disputed by county officials.
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$100 Bills Laundered From Brooklyn Wash
Four Brooklyn laundry workers found $100 bills in a wash and $1,040 was recovered in a bundle of shirts. The owner has 90 days to claim the money from police before it goes to the finders.
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The Warren Jack Nutter Story Chronicle
Presidia magazine frames the Independence tragedy involving Jack Nutter a Freeport IL native one of five youths who left for California. The piece cites sheriff’s stance that lack of parental authority and modern culture foster aggression rather than placing blame on Nutter.
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Chou Arrives on Visit to Nehru
Chinese Premier Chou Enlai arrived in New Delhi for a state visit as Prime Minister Nehru prepared to press Moscow on Soviet Hungary intervention. Reporters were barred from the airport, and crowds welcomed Chou with the chant Indians and Chinese are brothers. Dalai Lama and Tibetan leaders also appeared.
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Little People's Coloring Contest Opens in Gazette
The Little People coloring contest starts today for children age 10 and under with local and national prizes. See page 28 for details and rules.
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Final audit shows Cedar Rapids Marian Chest campaign short of goal
The Cedar Rapids Marian Community Chest reports a final audit totaling 920 856 52 dollars, reaching 96 percent of a 333 441 goal. Chairman Arthur F Clauss notes several hundred pledge cards remain and that current prospects could push the drive nearer to completion.
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Bird's-eye View of the Hawkeyes on Fred Harris
Gazette sports editor Gus Schrader profiles Iowa football players headed for the Rose Bowl. This installment highlights Fred Harris, the newlywed fullback who helped Iowa clinch an undisputed Big Ten title and Rose Bowl bid. The series previews the Hawkeyes as the Hair-Breadth Hawks.
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Sinatra and ABC Sign 3 Year Pact
New York AP reports Frank Sinatra signed a three year exclusive contract with ABC. The deal covers his film and TV activities, with no price disclosed. Campaign notes and local drive details follow, naming sponsors and organizers in a separate community center effort.
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Schools Closed As Ice Invades Northeast Iowa
Four northeast Iowa towns shut schools on Wednesday as freezing rain sleet and snow created hazardous driving conditions. Roads were reported 100 percent covered in the northeast corner with strong winds and near zero temperatures expected overnight.
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Cosmetics Tax Is Unfair to Women, Congress Told
Washington testimony from Janet Myers of Cosmetic Career Women argues the 1d percent cosmetics tax unfairly targets women. She says lipstick, powder and similar items are essential, not luxuries, noting many women work and must appear professional. She urges repeal of the wartime emergency levy now in place during peacetime.
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Anti U S Tide Rises In England
London reports a surge in anti American feeling with cartoons mocking Eisenhower. Conservative MPs draft a hostile motion condemning U N policy and U S Middle East stance while others push for reconciling with Washington amid the Egypt crisis.
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Tragic Diesel Explosion Follows Train Truck Collision
Two railroad workers killed and seven injured when a diesel fuel tank exploded while crews recovered bodies after a fiery crossing crash near Michigan City Indiana. A second blast occurred as torches were used to separate wreckage from the burning locomotives and truck involved in the collision.
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Burgess West Is Dead in Atlanta
Burgess A West 54 former Cedar Rapids resident died at 7 30 am in Atlanta Ga after a heart attack He had been a manager and part owner of Cedar Rapids Coca Cola Bottling Company and retained an interest in the local Coca Cola firm Services were held Friday at F M Patterson funeral chapel in Atlanta He had retired October 1950 and frequently visited Cedar Rapids after his retirement
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Hungarians Fight Russians in Guerilla War Leads to Refugee Amnesty Talks
In Hungary, about 1500 students at Saraspatak College reportedly fight near the Soviet border with captured anti tank guns and food supplies while roadblocks hinder Soviet advances. Vienna reports Hungary offers amnesty to 92 000 refugees if they return home by year end amid political shifts and talks involving Bela Kovacs and the Smallholders party.
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Malenkov Reported in Budapest Backing Kadar Blog
Ex Soviet premier Georgi Malenkov, now deputy premier, was said to be in Budapest on November 24 to support Janos Kadar and urge a tougher line toward striking workers. The visit follows Kadar's shift from conciliation to harsher measures in talks with Budapest’s Workers’ Council leaders.
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Miss Sullavan Found at Rest Home in Stockbridge
Actress Margaret Sullavan, who vanished seven weeks ago before a TV appearance, is resting at a Stockbridge rest home. Her agent says she is fine and expected to leave soon, with husband Kenneth Wars by her side.
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Word Missing Causes Heir to Inherit $14 805
In Scranton Pennsylvania an omitted verb in a will left by Luther Reed’s wife caused a court to void the clause. Judge James Brady ruled the will invalid, awarding Reed $14,805 in the resulting disposition.
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