Syria and Egypt unify under one Arab command in Syria
The Syrian army chief announced Egyptian troops in Syria create a united command under General Amer. He warned that any move by Turkey or Israel would face all Arabs together, framing the Egyptians and Syrians as a single coordinated force. Western officials viewed the display as propaganda in the broader Arab unity campaign.
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Queen Opens Canadians' Parliament in Ottawa ceremony
Queen Elizabeth II opened Canada's Parliament in Ottawa in a coronation style ceremony. She spoke from the senate chamber outlining Conservative policies on aged pensions wheat growers and tax changes while Prince Philip attended and toured with diplomats veterans and church leaders. The royal couple received large crowds during a weekend of official events including a wreath laying at the National War Memorial and a cathedral visit.
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Peace Prize To Pearson
Oslo AP Lester Pearson former Canadian foreign secretary has been awarded the 1957 Nobel Peace Prize, carrying 40273 dollars. He led U N efforts to secure peace in the Middle East, helped form a UN Emergency Force in Gaza, and lost his cabinet post in June after elections brought the Conservatives to power. The Nobel committee did not award a 1956 prize.
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Heavy Industrial Zoning Sought for Hunter Airport
Dan Hunter of Cedar Rapids Airways seeks M-2 zoning for land near J and Bowling SW, excluding certain parts, to accelerate county industry growth. The plan calls for Plan Commission study before City Council decision after noting airport expansion limits and rising regional heavy industry.
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Soviet missile leads questioned by Hickenlooper
ISTANBUL AP Senator Hickenlooper says Soviet Russia is not scientifically ahead of the U S in satellite and missile research. He notes propaganda value in early missiles but believes long term reward lies in solid scientific information and doing things well.
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Absentee Ballots Ready for City Election
City voters can request absentee ballots for the October 22 city primary at City Hall. City Clerk Maule Krebs announced in a Monday briefing that those out of town can vote in advance at her third floor office this week or next Monday. Office hours are 8 am to 5 pm, Monday through Friday, with Saturday hours not available.
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Eastern Iowa flu forces school closures and absences
Flu closures hit at least six eastern Iowa schools including Marian rural Center Point Rowley Solon Belle Plaine and St Nichols with heavy absences at Mt Vernon Marion Town City and College Community. Dr. McKee reports 73 Asian type cases from statewide samples and Marion mural school reports 257 absentees.
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Flu Strikes Iowa Schools Reach High Absences
Dr. Albert McKee of the University of Iowa notes a forthcoming report on SU fastball players who received Asian flu shots and later fell ill. Absences surged in multiple districts including Iowa City and Mt. Vernon as flu spreads, with Belle Plaine and Solon reporting significant staff shortages.
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Children find hand grenade in Kansas City yard
Billy and Mickey Donahue, aged 8 and 10, excitedly tell their stepfather Robert Terranova they found a hand grenade in a vacant lot. Terranova places the grenade in a corner and Mrs Terranova calls police as the boys apologetically recount the discovery.
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Cedar Rapids area schools report flu impact on staff
School officials warned that rising teacher and bus driver illnesses could force a school closure later this week. Cottere Community schools south of Cedar Rapids reported high flu rates while Cedar Rapids system saw a slight decline in cases.
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U S Reds Plan Moon Data Trade
American and Russian scientists agreed to swap Moonwatch data from earth satellites after a Barcelona conference. Leon Campbell of the Smithsonian said details are to be worked out with Mrs. A G Massevitch named as Moscow’s visual observer coordinator.
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Satchmo to play trumpet at University of Arkansas Fayetteville
Louis Armstrong booked to perform with a mixed orchestra at the University of Arkansas Fayetteville on March 2 for a 3000 dollar fee. Armstrong cited as ready to play with reservation while noting prior appearance in 1955 and a stance on current integration tensions. He canceled a Russia trip over Little Rock crisis but said he would go to the Soviet Union if the U.S. state department asked.
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Court Blocks Early Smith Act Convictions
The Supreme Court set aside the Smith Act convictions of Junius Seales and Claude Lightfoot, ruling actions hinged on the Jencks decision. The ruling delays final fate of the knowing membership clause for at least a year, allowing retrials in Chicago and Greensboro. Lightfoot faces five years and a $5,000 fine. Seales five years in prison.
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Judge Lets Hoffa Bid For Teamsters Post Blocked
Federal judge barred James R Hoffa from taking office as Teamsters president and blocked others elected with him from being sworn in A New York rank and file group sought to void the convention alleging rigged delegates The order may extend ten days and calls for a hearing next Monday to determine if the injunction should become permanent The case seeks to halt major expenditures and preserve status quo while litigation proceeds
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Floods in Texas Trap School Bus with Five Children
Heavy rains flooded parts of Texas trapping a school bus near Taylor in central Texas. State police and rescuers carried five children and two adults to safety as waters rose. Elsewhere fresh rains on the Upper Colorado River threaten Fallinger area with more flooding and one college student drowned after his car plunged into a swollen creek. A weakened trestle collapsed causing derailment of a passenger train and damage to multiple cars.
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Court refusesKaspar PLEA ruling on contempt conviction
Supreme Court on Monday denied review of John Kasper's 1956 criminal contempt conviction for defying a district judge's order in Knox ville Tennessee. The case stemmed from school integration disputes at Clinton, Tennessee, with Judge Robert IT Slot sentencing Kasper to a year in prison but allowing release on 310,000 bail pending appeal. The action did not involve another Kasper conviction. The July 23 jury verdict found Kasper and others guilty of tampering with disorders in violation of an injunction.
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Weather Pattern Fools Forecasters
Weather forecasters backed off predictions of heavy rain as a showery area stretched from the northwest into the eastern town and surrounding states. Cedar Rapids expected showers but enjoyed clear, balmy conditions with thermometers near 67, the warmest since last Tuesday.
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Church Seeks Swing Hymns in London Service
In St. Augustine's London Anglican church a bold experiment used trumpets clarinets and brass to play hymns in swing style. Rev Geoffrey Beaumont led the service with Peter Knight adapting hymns to modern rhythm. The church orchestra drew on local jazz and swing players.
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