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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1957

Page

7

Rogers Named Attorney General. Brownell to Depart

President Eisenhower selected William P. Rogers to succeed Herbert Brownell Jr. as attorney general. Brownell will leave in November after guiding civil rights policy and the department's enforcement, while Rogers, at 44, becomes the youngest cabinet member and a friend of Nixon.

Washington Hisenhower William P. Rogers Herbert Brownell, Jr Justice Department White House Brownell Lord, Day and Lord of New York City New York Thomas EF. Dewey Rogers Eisenhower Nixon Treasury George M. Humphrey Defense Charles B. Wilson John Foster Dulles Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson Commerce Sinclair Weeks Arthur E. Summerfield Dulles Fulare Herb

Rogers May Be Next U S Attorney General

William B. Rogers, 44, described as boyish and handsome, carries 49 years of legal experience and a background as a New York rackets buster and Senate investigator. He has behind the scenes campaign ties to Eisenhower and Nixon in 1952 and 1956, earning broad regard on Capitol Hill and among Republican stalwarts.

Washington INS William B. Rogers Coe New York Senate Eisenhower U.S. Department of Justce Rogers Dwight D. Eisenhower Richard A. Nixon New Yorker Capitel Hill Ellen Fay Wasrmmington

Flu Toll Rises as Eastern Iowa Schools Close

Flu outbreaks force closures across multiple Iowa towns and colleges. Six more Eastern Iowa schools shut down, bringing this week’s total to 31 with over 40 percent of pupils ill. Deaths include Judy Freitag and Nevatunt, with other fatalities reported in Waterloo and Rhodes. Several colleges canceled classes through the week.

Iowa Judy Freitag Alyter Freitag West Point Fred Ieisen Waterloo Neva Itunt Alta Arthur Roberts Rhodes Garrison Monmouth Qonslow Strawberry Point Janesville Oelwein Letts Lyle Kelly Iowa Juvenile Home Toledo Fort Madison Thhe University of

Coe College Homecoming Parade Planned Friday at 1 PM

Coe college officials announced Friday 1 PM start for the annual Homecoming parade. The route runs from Center Point road and A avenue through downtown Cedar Rapids and back to the campus.

Coe Cedar Kavida Kers— Coe College Cedar’ Rapids Callege Air Force Rotc Evelyn Melby Center Point Road A Avenue First Avenue Cedar Rapids Third Street Third Avenue Twelfth Street Second Avenue Thirteenth Street Jarry Harrett Iowa City Schapel A. B. McCoonnell Woodstock National Alumni Association

Cedar Rapids Sees Heavy Rain and Cold Wind Surge

Cedar Rapids recorded 1.12 inches of rain with northern winds bringing a sudden cold snap. Forecasters warned of temperatures dipping below freezing by Friday and possible snow flurries in the north as Cedar Rapids fell from 69 to near 38 degrees.

Iowa Mercury Waterloo Cedar Rapids Cedar

Dior Fashion Czar Dies At 52 In Italian Spa

Christian Dior, famed fashion czar of haute couture, died at 52 after a brief illness in Montecatini Terme Italy. He popularized the long skirt and the peace time look, earning about seven million dollars in annual business and a seventy five thousand dollar income. Kathy Grant and Bing Crosby connections are noted in the report.

Montecatini Terme Italy Christian Dior Bing Crosby Kathy Grant Rase Jook Puris Dior Pisa Hotel de la Paix

Teamsters Seek One Year Window to Avert AFL-CIO Ouster

The Teamsters under President James R. Hoffa ask the AFL-CIO executive council for a year to restore reports and avoid suspension on corruption charges. Crosby and his 23 year old bride secretly wed in Las Vegas after obtaining a marriage license then proceed toward Palm Springs for a private honeymoon.

Washington Teamsters Union Afl-Cio Teamsters Tech James BR. Hotta Tafl-Cio Federation Wehether Sters Groaner Las Vegas Crosby Miss Grant Palm Springs Calif Crossby Bing Dixie Lee Harry L. Crosby Olive K. Grandstat

Fed to Ease Tight Money Policy New York Report Says

The New York Times reported in Washington that the Federal Reserve will ease its tight money stance. No immediate comment from the Fed Board. The shift signals looser credit conditions and potential short term rate reductions.

New York New York Times Washington Federal Reserve System Federal Reserve Board Ranisian Syer

Halt Reported in Aid to Yugoslavia

Washington sources report the United States will not renew its military aid agreement with Yugoslavia. No new shipments of heavy military hardware or jet aircraft are planned after current deliveries are completed.

Washington INS Sonn Thurs Yugoslavia

Eisenhower Macmillan Plan to Pool Scientific Efforts

Presidents Eisenhower and Macmillan outline a plan to pool scientific and weapons development resources with two expert groups to advise on atomic and missile areas. British and U.S. officials will study cooperation while a dinner discussion reaffirmed unity against growing Soviet power.

John AT Richard Powell Permnanen Defense Suevelicy Ronald Quarles U.S Decense la Make Thage Free World Eisenhigner Macmillin Dulles Llnyh White House Tle Cehhewer

Italian Doctor Wins 1955 Nobel Prize in Medicine

Stockholm AP reports Dr Daniel Bovel Italian born Swiss trained scientist honored for pioneering work in antibiotics and medical chemistry. The prize, about 42,000 dollars from Nobel Foundation, marks first Italian breakthrough in medicine in a century.

Stockholas Daniel Bovel Alfred Nobel Ialy Nobel Foundation Hovet Europe Walter Raleigh Bovel

Firing From Balloon Marks New Space Milestones

The report details U S ballistic tests with balloon-launched rockets and a Vanguard prototype to test satellite launch methods. Officials note a successful 1 000 mile plus ascent above Eniwetok with potential for greater ranges, while multiple other tests probe intercontinental reach and spaceflight capabilities.

Air Force United States Eniwetok Atoll Vanguard

Government Protocol Brass Feud Deputy Is Given Boot

Washington report says Deputy Purse, a 14 year veteran of the State Department protocol office, was dismissed after hitching aboard the President’s plane with Eisenhower’s return from New York. Purse aided Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip in New York events and faced a shift to a new assignment amid internal disagreements over duties and decorum.

John Scuall Washington State Department Beeen Prachi Hobe Torether Bern Buchanan Purse Ao Pride Columbine HT Mrr Eisenhower New York Queen Elizabeth Prince Philip U. S Tata Cinan Arebia

United Fund Drive Surpasses Two Hundred Thousand

The Cedar Rapids Marion United Fund drive reaches about 207 thousand with 14 percent of its goal complete. Officials report weekly totals show progress and expect the goal to be reached, with a final report meeting set for next Wednesday and a luncheon underway at the Chamber.

United Fund Oeder Cedar Rapids-Marion Aifts Vision Canpacree Buileling

NATO's Spaak Visits Washington Amid Talks on Defense Aid

NATO figure Spaak arrived in Washington to discuss allied defense support with the United States and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Reporters noted ongoing deliberations and hints that a decision on BM production assistance could be delayed up to six months.

Wasitington INS Paul- Henn NATO Arriv United Ment Army Alli Sys OPE Daily Palte Forster IcElray Harald Nell Macmullan

Storms shift east of Miami amid chaotic weather

A storm east of Miami intensifies with high winds and heavy rain. The report notes unpredictable conditions and widespread travel disruptions as residents brace for potential flooding.

Miami

Circle reports on early missile climb trajectory

Early reports from The Circle suggested the missile ascended on a clean trajectory, with initial indications pointing to a direct ascent into the intended path. Officials noted no anomalies detected in the launch phase.

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