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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1958

Page

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Move Made For Opening Of Schools

The federal government and the NAACP pursued two new legal moves in Arkansas and Virginia where schools remain closed to block integration. In St Louis the appeal seeks an injunction against leasing Little Rock high schools to a private firm for segregated operation. The NAACP petitions to reopen Charlottesville Virginia and Warren County and Norfolk cases seek court orders to resume desegregated schooling. Gov Faubus vows no reopening on a nonsegregated basis.

Associated Press National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People Arkansas Virginia U. S. 8Th Circuit Court of Appeals St. Louis NAACP Little Rock John Paul Harrisonburg Charlottesville Warren County Norfolk Orval E. Faubus

United Fund Campaign Opens Monday in Cedar Rapids

The Cedar Rapids Marion United Fund aims for a 1958 goal of 496 915 with events starting Monday at 6 15 p m at the Roosevelt hotel and Tuesday at 10 a m in the Chamber building The drive includes Industrial and Classified divisions plus new agencies Association for Retarded Children and Iowa Children's Home Society and progress reports at noon luncheons on October 14 17 and 21

Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids-Marion Chamber Association For Retarded Children The Iowa Children’s Home Society

Three Die in Rural Crash Near Hazleton

Special to The Gazette reports a two car collision three miles south and two east of Hazleton killed Larry DeMuth 11 Marion and two women Mrs. Lawrence DeMuth 43 and Mrs. Raymond Luloff 45. Janice DeMuth 14 survived with a broken arm and cuts. The DeMuth family recently moved to Marion from Stanley area.

the Gazette Hazleton Here Larry DeMuth Marion Lawrence DeMuth Larry Raymond Luloff Aurora DeMuth Janice Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids Luloff

Catholic Women Host Two Day Workshop Convention

More than 1500 women gathered at Regis High School for the 24th convention of the Dubuque Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women. The event continues Sunday after a pontifical Mass by Archbishop Leo Binz. Workshops covered Youth Libraries and Literature and Home and School with crowded attendance.

Cedar Rapids Regis High School Dubuque Leo Binz Robert Bobzien Cedar Falls Vincent ‘Henry Decorah James

Lindale Plaza Leases Ten Stores in Cedar Rapids Center

Lindale Plaza, Inc., has leased ten sites in a proposed northeast Cedar Rapids shopping center. Tenants include Younker Brothers department store Edison Iowa Stores Baker shoe S. S. Kresge variety May's drug Miller-Wohl women’s clothing Safeway supermarket Schiff’s Oelwein for a shoe Florsheim James V. Thomas. Sears Roebuck purchased 12 acres from Lindale Plaza Friday for a new store on the site.

Cedar Rapids News Lindale Plaza, Inc Cedar Rapids Younker Brothers, Inc Edison Iowa Stores, Inc G. R. Kinney Company, Inc S. S. Kresge Company May’s Miller-Woh] Company, Inc Safeway Stores Oelwein '‘Schiff’s, Inc James V. Thomas Florsheim Sigmund Wolf Sears Roebuck and Company Lindale Plaza

Center Point Woman Accidentally Shot

Center Point Mrs. Herbert Sherman, 38, was in critical condition at University Hospitals in Iowa City after an accidental self-inflicted gunshot just below the heart while unloading a pistol at home. Family said she and son in law Don Schoebert and daughter had just returned from a rat hunting trip to the city dump. She was unconscious when admitted and to undergo surgery.

the Gazette Center Point Herbert Sherman University Iowa City Sherman Don Schoebert

Neuberger Returns to Health After Cancer Operation

Portland Oregon Senator Richard Neuberger has made a satisfactory recovery following a cancer operation. The report notes the illness and his swift return to health, signaling a positive prognosis for his ongoing work in the Senate.

Portland, Ore Richard Neuberger D- lOre

Rescuers Bring Down Injured Youth From Mt Olympus

Salt Lake City AP report describes 17 year old Douglas Chapman pulled from 9 017 foot Mt Olympus after an all day rescue. Nearly 100 volunteers including Sheriff Captain C W Brady refused to abandon him choosing a daylight descent despite the risks. He fell Friday while hiking with two companions and was hospitalized after the tense dramatic effort.

Salt Lake City Mt. Olympus Douglas Chapman Chapman C. W. Brady

Loveless to greet Ike at Cedar Rapids corn contest

Gov. Loveless likely to welcome President Eisenhower in Cedar Rapids when he arrives at Municipal airport on Oct. 17 as part of Iowa campaign plans. The invitation may come from the contest committee and Loveless would adjust his schedule to greet the President. Kennedy is slated to speak Oct. 17 before Eisenhower.

Eisenhower Iowa Herschel C. Loveless Gazette Municipal C. Robert Jones Roosevelt Hotel the Gazette Cedar Rapids William G. Murray Murray Loveless Robert D. Blue Truman Des Moines Dexter Clyde S. Herring Roosevelt Leo A. Hoegh Colfax Kennedy Secret Service Contest Committee Sen. Kennedy

Eisenhower says Allies would back US in Formosa conflict

President dispatches a bold letter to Theodore Green asserting allies would support U S if Formosa Strait hostilities erupt. He warns against home disunity that could embolden enemies and insists policy seeks peace with honor and justice amid Sino Soviet threats.

Formosa Strait Washington Eisenhower United States Theodore F. Green Senate Foreign Relations Committee U.S Green White House Rhode Island Quemoy Matsu Providence R.I Formosa Chiang Kaishek Tion State Dulles

Markby Jets In Atlantic Ocean Hop

Two British airliners ushered in the jet age of transatlantic travel. A De Havilland Comet IV of BOAC set a New York to London record of 6 hours 12 minutes, while a sister aircraft stopped in Gander on the London to New York leg in 10 hours 20 minutes. Pan American plans a first jet flight between New York Paris and Rome for October 26.

New York British Overseas Airways Corp London Gander Newfoundland Pan American World Airways Atlantic Paris Rome

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