Nixon Warns Only One Security Risk Was Inherited
Vice president Nixon told a Philadelphia GOP dinner that more than 150 former State Department employees listed as security risks were mostly inherited from the Acheson era. He said one case was a temporary worker who was dismissed after the security check, and criticized Democratic leaders for downplaying the alleged risks. He framed the issue as Trumanism versus Eisenhower policies, stressing that even one questionable employee is unacceptable.
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Nixon
State Department
Acheson
Republican National Committee
New York
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Dean Acheson
Truman
Mitchell
Eisenhower
America
Foster Named to Jaycees Council in Cedar Rapids
Isaac C. Foster was elected to the Cedar Rapids Junior Chamber of Commerce executive council, replacing Weston D. Ralston II who resigned. Eight committee chairmen for the eight months starting Nov 1 were appointed, covering personnel social civic improvements trade promotion Christmas toy project publications schools and religious activities.
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Isaac C. Foster
Cedar Rapids
Grade Teachers Get Lowest Pay In Iowa
About half of Iowa grade school teachers earn less than 3000 dollars annually. Rural teachers gained over 100 dollars this year to about 2455 dollars on average. Women teachers in cities averaged 2940 dollars. Other averages include superintendents 5465, high school principals 4250, junior high principals 4365, elementary principals 4560, high school teachers 3820, and junior high teachers 3735.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa
State Department of Public Instruction
Vera Ellen Engaged To Victor Rothschild In Hollywood
Film dancer Vera Ellen twenty eight and Victor Rothschild thirty one Pasadena oil man announced their engagement Tuesday night.
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Hollywood
Vera Ellen
Victor Rothschild
Pasadena
Target of Hunt Ducks Newsmen
Herbert Ward father of an American family sought by U.S. and Austrian police evaded capture in Vienna. He and his wife and two sons Lawrence 5 and Norman 2 vanished Monday from a Soviet sector hotel and were spotted Thursday in Vienna's Russian sector leaping into a car with Soviet plates. The U.S. embassy had advised Ward to return to the United States because of alleged Communist activities.
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Vienna
Herbert Ward
U.S
Ward
Austria
U. S
Cedar Rapids City Briefs Highlights Local notices
Hospital observations for Mrs Emma Wie and Gustin in Mercy hospital reported in good condition. Rummage sale by AAUW and High Twelve meeting at Bishop's Cafeteria. Cedar Rapids Junior Chamber of Commerce leadership training and Legion 1955 membership drive announced. CPAs appointed to ICA committees and Collins elected to Iowa Bar executive council. Speakers bureau schedules talks by George Hixenbaugh and Frank Hidlinger. Albion Gruber Jr named traffic assistant at University of Iowa radio and TV stations.
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Jaycee Committee
Cedar Rapids
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
The
Cedar Rapiids
George Hixenbaugh
Olin Lions Club
Frank Hidlinger
Oelwein Rotary Club
Albion M. Gruber, Jr
Charlotte Barnard
University of Eee
University
W. L. Barnard
Bever Avenue
Union Leaders Urge Two-Hour Vote Time in Iowa
DES MOINES IA Two AFL CIO leaders Edris Owens and Ray Mills say they will absolutely urge members to take two hours of working time to vote on November 2 after a Iowa Supreme Court ruling on the time off to vote law. They note prior refusals and vow to use the law fully.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Mills
AFL
Owens
Iowa Supreme Court Expands Election Day Leave Rights
The Iowa supreme court ruled Tuesday that employers must grant workers two hours off on election day to vote, even if the employees have enough free time to cast ballots otherwise. The decision increases protections for workers seeking to exercise their voting rights amid industry pressure for law changes at the next state legislative session.
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Ito
Iowa
Western Envoys Shun Red Chinese at Dinner
Burmese ambassador blamed for poor form as he tried to seat Western envoys with Communist China at a dinner in Moscow. Western ambassadors led by U S diplomat Charles Bohlen and Britain's Sir William Hayter went to the doorway then returned home.
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Charles Bohlen
U. S
Britain
Sir William Hayter
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