Soviets Offer to Return Porkkala Naval Base to Finland
Premier Bulganin announced Moscow will relinquish treaty rights to the Porkkala base, clearing the 50 year lease on the 152 square mile enclave near Helsinki. Khrushchev, Molotov era? Nope. The report notes Bulganin and Khrushchev present as talks with Finland and East Germany proceed in the Kremlin.
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Eagle United Buys Mt. Vernon Road Block For Supermarket
Eagle United Inc of Moline buys nearly half a city block on Mt. Vernon road SE in Cedar Rapids to build a supermarket with parking for 120 cars. Four parcels change hands with possession dates Nov 1 or Dec 1. work to start by year end.
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Coast Under Storm Alert From Florida To Carolinas
The weather bureau issued a storm alert for the East Coast from Melbourne Florida to North Carolina as Hurricane Jane, a violent storm with winds over 100 mph, tracked northwest about 500 miles east of Miami. Forecaster Cecil Gentry said Jane slowed to a 10 mile per hour forward pace and was still intensifying.
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Freed Yank Bitterly Denounces Red China After Release
Lawrence R. Buell, 34, of Stockton California, freed after 5½ years in solitary by Red China, called the Peiping regime mad for those praising it. He described mental torture and hunger loss of 30 pounds, rejected a final forced confession, and reunited with wife Sue in Hong Kong.
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Ike Invites Sports Stars to Fitness Parley
President Eisenhower invited 139 sports figures and leaders from various fields to a Sept 27-28 conference in Denver to promote youth participation in athletics. VP Nixon will preside. recommendations will be reviewed at a closing dinner. The guest list spans sports, education, news, and government.
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Arnold Pfiffner Second Candidate For Parks Post
Arnold Pfiffner 1112 Tenth Street NW Cedar Rapids 40 year old transfer company operator became the second candidate to file for Cedar Rapids parks commissioner seat now held by Richard C. Jones Pfiffner has previously run for public office and is joined by Robert L. Tow who filed as the second major candidate and Paul Stockberger the first to file others include Milo J Sedlacek and Louis L Holets both having taken papers but not yet filed completion status for the nomination remains unsettled.
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End of Ten-Year Foreign Occupation in Vienna
The last allied military units withdrew from Vienna on Saturday, ending a decade of foreign military occupation and restoring sovereignty to the city.
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Weather Outlook Fair Warm Windy Through Sunday
Forecast calls for pleasant days with warm conditions and windy spells through Sunday. Tonight’s low around 68 to 70 degrees, with Sunday’s high near 90 to 92 degrees.
Nixon Charts Program for U.S. Farmer
Vice president Nixon assured farmers Eisenhower will keep his word on farm prosperity. A comprehensive account of the farm speech appeared in Sunday Gazette.
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Nixon outlines farm program to ease farmer squeeze
In an address prepared for delivery before the national plowing contest Nixon concedes farmers face a squeeze from falling sell prices while buys rise. He describes a flexible parity system to curb surpluses, expand markets, boost research, and continue soil conservation and rural development to aid marginal farmers.
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Citizens Tell Scions Rights Being Abused
A Senate Judiciary subcommittee observance of Constitution Day heard citizens from diverse walks urge protection of constitutional liberties. Speakers warned against erosion via vague slogans and criticized both Congress and executive agencies, with senators and petitioners exchanging seating in the historic Supreme Court chamber.
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Car Rolls Over Injures Highland Woman in Iowa crash
A public health nurse from Highland Illinois, Elizabeth Clifton, 63, remains in critical condition at St Luke's hospital after her car rolled over on Draport curve south of Cedar Rapids. Witnesses say she was speeding and had just passed another vehicle before the wreck.
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Mistakes Hand for Squirrel in Muscatine Shooting
In Muscatine Leroy Laeser 27 was accidentally shot on opening day of squirrel season after a companion mistook his suntanned hand for a squirrel. He was reaching around a tree when the other hunter fired hitting him in the side. injuries not believed serious.
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Rumor mills swirl over UP Milwaukee Road rail transfer
Rumors that Union Pacific would switch from the North Western tracks across Iowa to Milwaukee road cannot be confirmed or denied by officials. North Western asserts no truth, while Milwaukee and Union Pacific offer no comment. If true, City of Los Angeles and other UP trains may reroute via Marion, with reduced Cedar Rapids service and fewer staff on the North Western line.
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Major Bastions of Rebels Fall in Argentine Uprising
AP dispatch from Buenos Aires reports loyalist forces claiming two major rebel strongholds fallen at Rio Santiago and Curuzu Cuatia, with Cordoba under pressure. Rebels deny mass movements toward Puerto Belgrano and Bahia Blanca as clashes and explosions disrupt the capital.
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Uprising in Argentina Poses No Threat to Americans
Ambassador Albert Nufer in Buenos Aires reports uprisings in Argentina caused no damage to American lives or property. The Kaiser interests are building an American automobile plant in Cordoba province, with officials noting concern for the safety of Americans on the project.
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Hypnotist Offers Moscow Trip to Cure Bulganin Smoking
British stage hypnotist Henry Blythe says he has cured hundreds of smokers and offers to go to Moscow to treat Premier Bulganin for his chain smoking after Bulganin's illness. Blythe telegraphed the offer on Friday from Torquay England.
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