New Figure Enters Red Spy Hearing
The espionage trial of Rudulph Abel introduces Sgt Roy Rhodes code named Quebe as a potential counter spy. A hidden film message tied Rhodes to the embassy and Moscow, with Rhodes once employed by the U S military attache staff in our country. Reina Hayhanen testified under cross examination about Rhodes and his suspected covert role. Jury and judge navigate trial delays as prosecutors push to call Rhodes and reveal more about Abel s network.
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New York
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Rudulph Ivanovich Abel
Abel
Roy A.l Rhodes
Quebe
FBE
Reina Hayhanen
Hayhanan
Tim
Roy A. Hhades
Eatontown
Fort Myer
Abe
U.S
Hayhanen
Roy Ar Rhodes
Atr
Rhodes
Moscow
Abels
James Donovan
Russia
Mortimer W. Byers
Donovan
FBI
Havhanen
Havehanen
Federal Grants To Cedar Rapids Hospitals
The state hospital advisory council approved grants totaling 3395.00 for Luke's hospital and 393,100 for Mercy hospital in Cedar Rapids for additions. Government cash and meal funds are noted. Previous year supplements reused from last year’s Town allocation. Additional grants include Schultz Memorial 416,667 Valerios, St. Joseph Mercy Ottumwa 450,000 and Des Moines Child Guidance center 70,933 linked to Iowa Methodist hospital.
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Cedar Repids News
Luke's Hospital
Mercy Hospital
State Hospital Advisory Council
Cedar Rapids
Ind
Schultz Memorial
Valerios
St. Toseph
Mercy
Ottumwa
Des Moines
Queen Elizabeth II Visits Washington and Honors Philip
Queen Elizabeth II arrives in Washington for a four day visit. She tours the National Gallery of Art, receives a White House ceremony Medal for Prince Philip, and meets scientists at the National Academy of Sciences. The royal schedule includes a Capitol reception, a British embassy garden party, and a state dinner. The couple aids Anglo American unity while Elizabeth notes exploration advances alongside the Soviet satellite.
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Elizabeth II
Britain
Cations
Prince Philip
National Gallery of Art
Earl Warren
Eisenhower
National Geographic Society
White House
Hlrah
Princ Philip
Duke of Edinburgh
Melville Grosvenor
Society
Philip
Nations Academy of Sciences
Joseph Kep-lan
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Academy
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Eisenhower F
Iueen Elizabeth
Canada
Elizabeth
United States
NATO
Free World
United Fund Push Reaches 29 Percent Milestone in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids and Marion United Fund workers reported 145 034 dollars pledged, 29.4 percent of the 493 66 thousand goal, with advance residential and pattern gifts divisions leading. Next report luncheon set for Tuesday noon at the Chamber of Commerce building.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion
United Fund
Reahl Perrine
L. L. Johnson
J. D. Burkhalter
Tol Irv
Chamber of Commerce
Portrait of Prince Charles by Eisenhower as gift
The Washington Evening Star reports Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip will receive a portrait of their son Prince Charles painted by President Eisenhower. The 9 year old likeness was created from a photograph and given as a parting gift to the royal visitors.
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Washington
Washington Evening Star
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Eisenhower
Prince Charles
Boy Found After Night Search Says He Followed a Duck
North Long Beach California police reported three hour nighttime search for Stanley Phillips, age 3, who was found safe. He offered a simple reason for his wandering saying he followed a duck.
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North Long Beach
Calif
Stanley Phillips
A Chance To Live Again in Parade Magazine
Parade magazine in Cedar Rapids carries a Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce feature on the Benito Men’s Bureau with photos of Tony Pleuve at Camp Good Health and a meeting scene with Hugh Orchard Dr. Fred Murray Fred McKein Sanford Kerr and J.4. Paulsen. Bruce Fighwild writes the story, with photos by Tom Merryman and Jerry Mosey. Also included is an image of a dachshund team pulling a tiny wagon for Vinton Sweet Corn Day, photographed by Merryman. Parade is distributed through 59 papers nationwide, reaching 8,008,000 homes and about 20,000,000 readers.
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Parade Magazine
Cedar Rapids
Theft of vaccine reported in Kansas City
Police disclosed that nearly all of a 1100 shipment of Asian flu vaccine was recovered from a freight deck at Municipal airport. James Glayzer, 24, Kansas City, and Charles Moore, 35, Overland Park, were charged in the theft, with 400 vials stolen and 150 sold to a doctor for 31000. Authorities recovered all but 30 vials.
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Kansas City
James Glayzer
Charles Moore
Overland Park
Kan
Moore
Marion Coatey
Glayzer
Coaley
Imonra
iCourt Rebuff To Teamsters’ Bid For Trial Date
Washington district judge F Dick Letts denied Teamsters bid for a speedy trial in the Hoffa case without a preliminary injunction placing the union in receivership. Teamsters counsel Dunn refused such terms, and Letts noted the motion denied without prejudice pending the injunction matter. A Monday hearing will address why an injunction should not issue against the union.
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Washington
INS
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Federal
F. Dick‘jinson Letts
Junction
Union
Thomas X. ‘Dunn
Letts
Duan
Letis
Last of French Quintuplets Dies in Toulon
Mi jehete Christofle, the final survivor of the Toulon quintuplets born two weeks earlier, died in her incubator on Friday, AP reports from Toulon France. The loss leaves no living members of the quintuplet group connected to the birth.
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Toulon
France
Mijehete Christofle
Visible Sputnik and Rocket Spark Interest in Iowa Sky
Local observers in Iowa report clear skies Friday evening as Sputnik and its rocket pass overhead around 7:15 pm, with binocular users advised to locate the target first by naked eye. Professors from Fayette and Upper Iowa University corroborate sightings from early morning hours, noting the rocket’s bright elongated form and rapid tumbling as it moves across Cetus toward Orion.
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Babi Sputnik
Iowa
Sputnik
Fayette
Jack Lorenz
Lueng
Upper Town University
Lee Sul
Cemelete Bill
Cetus
Lorenz
Eisenhower Plans Allied Pool Of Science Aid
President Eisenhower proposes a far reaching plan to pool scientific brainpower and creative resources of the North Atlantic Alliance to counter Soviet weapons advances and space progress. The idea surfaced in a toast to Queen Elizabeth and may top the agenda when he meets Prime Minister Macmillan next week.
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Washington
Eisenhower
North Atlantic Alliance
Russia
Queen Elizabeth
Macmillan
Deaths from Flu Rock Iowa and Wisconsin Regions
Reports from Oelwein and Burlington detail flu related deaths including Karen Ann Cole, 4, of Oelwein who died in Rochester Minnesota. Also cited are Virginia Pryor, 14, and Rex McLaury, 45, both from Burlington, fatal flu cases. Schools in Scott and Davenport areas close as influenza spreads statewide with state officials noting rapid illness rise.
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Karen Ann Cole
Tamvin Cole
Relwein
Rochester
Minn
Farrier
Virginia Pryor
Harry Pryor
Burlington
Rex McLaury
East Iowa
Ridgeview School
Scott County
Dennett
Bennett
Delhi
Newhall
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Prairie DU Chien
Hoy
Wisconsin
Campion High Schoo
Ferenc Moslav
Likefield
Andersonville wins Maggie trophy at industry luncheon
Seattle auitzer Praze winning novel Andersonville by MacKinley iKantor received the Maggie trophy at a Friday luncheon. Magazines issued for the first time this year honored WA categories for magazine and book publishing with Warrast, Ne. Berrill, Packel Books Inc. among winners.
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Seattle
MacKinley iKantor
Andersonville
Publishing Industry Awards
Philip MM
Ne. Berrill
Packel Books, Inc
Bonn Delays Breakover in Yugoslavia Ties
Bonn officials delayed a decision on breaking diplomatic relations with Belgrade after a statement by a government minister indicating a possible severing of ties. The move follows earlier Bonn signals about severing relations with Yugoslavia and the government acting under pressure from the crisis.
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West Germany
Yugoslavia
Forcier
Minster von Brentano
Bonn S
Belgrade
Flu Epidemic Reported in Soviet Union Reaches Proportions
A Washington dispatch says influenza has reached epidemic proportions in the Soviet Union. Observers note disruptions as cities such as Moscow and Leningrad consider preventative measures. Schools and entertainment districts face closures while authorities weigh curbs on gatherings.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U N debate on Turkish Syrian crisis urged at U N
The Steering Committee urged immediate General Assembly debate on the Turkish Syrian crisis. Syria accused Ankara of massing troops as part of a plan to ignite a world war, while Turkey denounced the charges as a Soviet smokescreen.
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United Natigne
APY
General Assembly
Syria
Turkey
Seyfullah Esin
Middle East
Soviet Union
Fercian
Andrei Gromyko
U.N. Actlion
U.S
Henry Cabot Loader
Gramyko
Lodge
Russia
Damascus
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