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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1958

Page

1

Kennedy Seeks Democratic Farm Plan to Ease Costs

Sen. John F. Kennedy declares alarm at Secretary Benson's farm policies, urging a four point program to promote family farms, keep farmers in the business, and secure fair national income shares. He cites aging farmers and youth exodus, warns of low land returns and rising inputs threatening future farming.

Benson John F. Kennedy Lumbr Dostal Marion Eisenhower Massachusetts Kennedy

Eisenhower Arrives in Cedar Rapids amid Cheerful Welcome

President Eisenhower and Mamie landed at Cedar Rapids Municipal Airport aboard the Constellation III at 10 44 a m amid thousands of spectators who cheered. Gov. Loveless greeted the couple and presented a Grant Wood lithograph before Eisenhower waves to the crowd and departs by helicopter.

Eisenhower Cedar Rapids Municipal Airport William Draper William Thomas Marion

Lithograph by Grant Wood given to President Eisenhower

Governor Loveless presented President Eisenhower with a Grant Wood lithograph titled December Afternoon. The Iowa scene, painted near Spirit Lake in 1941, was signed by Wood shortly before his death and serves as a remembrance of Iowa and its people.

Cedar Rapids Eisenhower Grant Wood Iowa Herschel Loveless Wood Spirit Lake Park Rinard Loveless

Coinpicking Contest Notes and Photo Tease

Brief mentions further coverage of the coinpicking contest appear on pages 2 9 11 13 and 22 with photos on the picture page.

First Lady Mamie Eisenhower Visits Jackson School

Mamie Doud Eisenhower visits the Jackson grade school where she began as a kindergartner in 1903. About 270 students cheer as she tours classrooms and presents a framed class photograph. She notes a Kindergartner named Susan Kamberling shares her granddaughter’s name and age.

Laurie van Dyke Mamie Doud Eisenhoover Jackson Mamie Susan Kamberling Susie Susan

Winners in corn picking contest named

War ren Friesen of Sioux Falls S D won the one row division and Von Gertsch of Monroe Neb took the two row title. Iowa entries placed fourth in the one row and fifth in the two row.

Warren Friesen Sioux Falls S.D von Gertsch Monroe Neb Iowa

Festive Cornpicking Site Mirrors Fair Rally and Sale

At the Cornpicking contest site crowds enjoyed a county fair like atmosphere with political overtones, farm equipment valued around four million dollars spread across the grounds. Stanley Baker of Waterloo hawked a Faubus for President sign while the Coe College band saluted President Eisenhower and Senator Kennedy arrived to speak.

Faubus Stanley Baker Waterloo

Bomb Blast Kills Man at Wichita Airport

Forrest McCuiston a Tulsa Douglas Aircraft tool designer who had just found a bomb was killed when the package exploded near the terminal breezeway at Wichita Municipal Airport. The blast shattered windows. no other injuries were reported as 40 to 50 people were nearby.

Wichita Eugene Pond Forrest McCuiston Douglas Aircraft Tulsa Kansas City Braniff

President Eisenhower Urges Farmers in Iowa Corn Picking Visit

President Eisenhower addressed about 80 000 Iowans at a corn picking contest praising farmers as the nation's strong fighters for freedom. He spoke on peace and defended foreign policy against Communist expansion, while noting the need to uphold principles. He arrived by helicopter and was greeted by Sen Hickenlooper Gov Candidate Bill Murray and other officials before meeting the Dostal family and their two children.

Eisenhower Tom Martin Iowa City Bill Murray Ames Iowa Ike Lou Boudreaux Cedar Rapids Quemoy Matsu United States U.S Sen Hickenlooper Sen. Martin Henry Talle Jim Meaghan Marion George Brewer Martin Murray Lumir Dostal Dostal Darlene Lumir, Jr Iowa State College

Five indicted in Atlanta temple dynamiting case

ATLANTA AP Five men were indicted on charges of destroying a house of worship in the dynamiting of Atlanta s Jewish temple. Four of the five are in custody with one still sought. Indicted were Wallace Allen George Bright Kenneth Griffin Robert Bowling and Richard Bowling the latter brothers. Richard Bowling has not been apprehended. A related suspect Luther Corley was not charged by the grand jury.

Atlanta Wallace Allen George Bright Kenneth Griffin Robert Bowling Richard Bowling Richard Luther Corley

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