Dallas rally turns violent as anti U N demonstrator targets Stevenson
In Dallas after a United Nations day address by Adlai Stevenson a protest escalated with an anti U N demonstrator spitting at Stevenson and a sign strike that knocked him back. Police arrested a man amid the disorder around Stevenson's car while a woman identified as Cora Fredrickson was briefly detained. Stevenson urged calm and helped console reporters amid the chaotic scene outside the Municipal Auditorium.
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Dallas
U.N
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Municipal
Cora Fredrickson
Murray Schueth
Schueth
UGN Drives Toward 60 Percent of Its Goal in Cedar Rapids
The United Good Neighbors campaign reached 60 percent Friday morning with $183,160 raised since Tuesday and a total of $470,961 in cash and pledges. With 40 percent left, the drive extends for another week and a 7:30 a.m. Thursday report breakfast at the Sunshine Mission.
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Cedar Rapids
United Good Neighbors
Sunshine Mission
Socialist Nenni backs center left Italian coalition
Italian Socialist Leader Pietro Nenni formally urged his party to join a center left government with the Christian Democrats.
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Rome
Pietro Nenni
Christian Democrats
Tito Leaves Amid Bomb Scare Before Departure
President Tito sailed home from New York after a 40 minute delay caused by a bomb threat on the Holland America Line Rotterdam. Police and bomb experts searched the ship with Tito guarded by security as protesters gathered. Tito called his Kennedy talks useful and said they would aid mutual understanding.
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New York
Tito
Coast Guard
Rotterdam
State Department
Kennedy
Truck Clips Rail Bridge Blocks Highway 6
Two truck incidents slowed Highway 6 during a rainstorm. Gordon Booher of Huntington Park California said his semi clipped the Rock Island railway overpass pilings in Homestead, ripping the rear and peeling the trailer. Machinery littered the road as the vehicle skidded down the highway.
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Gazette
Tom Merryman
Highway 6
Homestead
Rock Island Railway
Gordon D. Booker
Huntington Park
Calif
149
Marengo
Gordon D. Booher
Booher
Bulkeley Named To Guantanamo Commander
Captain John Bulkeley, famed PT skipper who evacuated General MacArthur from Corregidor, was named commander of the U S naval base at Guantanamo Bay Cuba on Thursday.
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Washington
UPI
John Bulkeley
Gen. MacArthur
Corregidor
Philippines
Thursday
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Mackay Named Chairman of Coe Board in Cedar Rapids
Donald R. MacKay an insurance executive and 1935 Coe graduate was elected to a two year term as chairman of the Coe board of trustees. Also elected were John B. Turner and Nile E. Cave. MacKay continues as treasurer and serves as vice-president and director of American Reinsurance Co. He lives at 2483 Grande avenue SE.
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Collins Radio Employes
UGN
Armstrong Store
James Colbert
Cedar Rapids News
Donald R. MacKay
Cedar Rapids Insurance
Coe
Friday
Coe Board of Trustees
John B. Turner
John B. Turner and Son
Nile E. Cave
Westfield
N. J
National Biscuit Co
MacKay
Coe National Alumni Assn
Grande Avenue
Donald MacKay, Jr
Tax Increase Due for Cedar Rapids School Area
Cedar Rapids area residents face a 3.684 mill tax increase in 1963 payable in 1964, with a 1.401 mill drop in Marion district and a 7.034 mill rise for Hawkeye residents within the Cedar Rapids district. Total Cedar Rapids levy would be 102.063 mills. Burrill warned unofficial county levies remain in flux as valuation figures from neighboring counties are gathered. He expects final figures after supervisors approve and promises no expected changes to Friday’s announced levies.
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Cedar Rapids Community
John A. Burrill
Marion Independent
Hiawatha
Cedar Rapids
Burrill
Linn County
Shelters Open as Ginny Approaches Charleston Coast
Hurricane Ginny nears the Carolinas with 100 mph winds forcing evacuations along a 100 mile stretch. About 300 public shelters opened to house up to 7,000 people as Charleston urges inland school dismissals and civil defense prepares for potential landfall near Cape Fear Myrtle Beach.
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Charleston
South Carolina
Ginny
Cape Fear
N.C
South Carolina Line
Weather Bureau
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Civil Defense
Red Cross
Donald Russell
Columbia
Carolina
Woman Shot at Busy Intersection in Des Moines
A Des Moines woman, Anna Mae Jackson, 32, was shot and killed Friday after jumping from a slow-moving car at a busy intersection. A Waterloo man, her companion, is believed to be the shooter and fled the area. Police held roadblocks and later took seven children into protective custody from the woman's home.
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Des Moines
Anna Mae Jackson
Waterloo
Fogg crew recalls 60 hours of hurricane seas
The 10 man crew of the decommissioned USS Fogg described 40 foot swells and 60 to 75 mph winds as their tow lines parted off Cape Henry. They faced limited power, no hot meals, and relied on cereal and peanut butter until rescue. No injuries were reported.
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Portsmouth
Fogg
Atlantic
Walter Ganey
Norfolk
Coast Guard
Chilula
North Carolina
Orange
Texas
Cape Henry
Ganey
Valachi Senate Date Postponed
Turncoat mobster Joseph Valachi’s appearance date before the senate crime probes was postponed. The investigations subcommittee aims for a closed session next week, depending on legislative pressures and other factors.
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Washington
Joseph Valachi
Senate
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
60 Arrested in Vice Crackdown
State police arrested more than 60 Thursday night in a vice crackdown on scores of clubs and taverns.
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Pittsburgh
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