Eisenhower launches chin up campaign to boost confidence
President Eisenhower leads a national tour to bolster faith in U S scientific progress defense and the domestic economy He aims for three to four speeches in two months in Washington and other cities The president rejects pessimism citing Sputnik and stock slump and urges private enterprise to outpace the Communist challenge
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Judge says Teamsters rigged convention to aid Hoffa
Federal Judge F Dickinson Letts ruled that Teamsters leaders conspired to fix a Miami convention ballot to benefit James R Hoffa. He issued a preliminary injunction delaying Hoffa's inauguration and ordered an early trial on charges, while denying trusteeship. Separately in Salina Kansas a cloudburst dropped 4.61 inches of rain in 2.14 hours.
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Macmillan Arrives for 3 Day Talks
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arrives in Washington for a three day series of talks with President Eisenhower. Secretary Dulles says the aim is to strengthen the American British partnership in scientific research and extend cooperation among allies to wage peace.
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Jupiter Firing Opens New Missile Information Policy
Defense Secretary MouElroy reshapes Pentagon policy to allow public release of Jupiter and related missile data. The January night launch from Cape Canaveral marked the Jupiter's third test with official acknowledgement of basic facts while keeping range details secret. The policy seeks to counter the impression that the Soviet Union leads in rocket development.
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Manila? Tragedy: Husband shoots wife then kills himself
A 50 year old man in Vinton wounded his wife with a shotgun and then killed himself in the Manville house. The wife, 33, was hospitalized in critical condition. authorities investigated the incident and noted unclear chances of survival.
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Wisconsin students vote to end ROTC on campus
The University of Wisconsin student senate voted 27 to 3 to end compulsory ROTC training, aiming to seek faculty and state action to abolish it. President Don Hoffman said ROTC conflicts with democratic education principles and that students should choose their courses.
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Sputnik Survives Meteor Shower Report
The Soviet Union reported Sputnik endured a meteorite shower from Halley’s comet. It said Sputnik has traveled 7.2 million miles since launch and has orbited Earth 277 times as of noon Moscow time Wednesday. Two Gaza Arabs were hanged in Egypt on Wednesday.
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Best One Day Stock Rally Since 1928 in New York
Prices surged on Wall Street in the best single day advance since 1928. The Dow rose 17.24 to 487.14, Rails up 3.91 to 63.12, utilities 63.05, with IBM DuPont Steel and American Telephone among leaders as investors reacted to Eisenhower talks and renewed confidence.
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UN slows action awaiting mediation on Middle East crisis
The 82 nation United Nations assembly adjourned after a heated session over possible US Turkish plans toward Syria. Russia warned of world war if Turkey invades Syria while Syria pressed for a three day adjournment and mediation led by King Saud of Saudi Arabia continues.
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Snow and Colder In Iowa Forecast
The season's first major snowstorm buries Montana and spreads into the Midwest. The weatherman warns of colder temperatures and snow flurries Thursday as the storm expands into the Northeast. Lawisler and other towns near zero as readings drop below freezing in many areas. The system brings heavy rain totals to parts of the state, with Cedar Rapids recording two inches of snow and Burlington Cedar Hands reporting about one inch.
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Dysart Boy Wins 6 Thousand Dollar Steer Prize
Kansas City report notes Gary Minish of Dysart earns 6049.51 dollars for his 1150 pound Hereford steer at the American Royal Livestock Show. The champion animal, purchased by Purcell’s Inc, carries a 1946 grand award lineage, with Hoffmann of Ida Grove securing a separate high prize.
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Budapest Under Guard on Anniversary of Revolt
In Budapest on the anniversary of the anti Communist uprising, police and militiamen patrolled streets and the cemetery where many rebels lie. Guards watched universities and key sites while authorities warned all citizens to stay at work amid tight security.
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Burglary Sheds Light on Oelwein Cash Loss
Police report a weekend break in at the Oelwein Federal Savings and Loan office netting about 965 dollars in currency and 97 cents in change. Entry was gained by forcing a wax door, with thieves taking two pouches from a desk wallet and a filing cabinet. Authorities noted the money may have been misplaced at first but later found marks confirmed the theft.
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