SUI budget increase 14 percent requested for 1955 57
The State Board of Education Tuesday proposed a 14.3 percent rise in the University of Iowa educational programs budget for 1955 57 to 8 214 038 annually. Total supports include hospital, capital and operating needs plus new mortuary science and staff increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Meek
Gazette
State Board of Education
University of Iowa
Iowa State College
Iowa State Teachers College
Iowa City
SUI
Lake Okoboji
Psychopathic Hospital
Bacteriological Laboratory
SUI Educational
Graduate College
McCarthy Faces uphill Senate fight over censure vote
Senator McCarthy appears unlikely to avoid a censure vote when the Senate convenes to consider whether his conduct warrants official rebuke. A nine-day public hearing produced a nine-member committee report urging censure, with mixed Senate sentiment and no clear forecast of the outcome.
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iBy G. Milton Kelly
Washington
McCarthy
Senate
Wisconsin
Monney
Edward Bennett Williams
The
Chicago Tribune
the Tribune
Senate Investigations
G.O.P
Case
R-S.d
Green
Dr.1
Carlson
R-Kan
Hill
Dala
Flanders
R-Vt
Johnson
D-Colo
Jackson
D-Wash
Lehman
D-Lib
N.Y
Robertson
D-Va
Morse
Ind.-Ore
Pastore
D-R.i
Watkins
Rutah
Stennis
D-Miss
Ervin
D-N.c
Welker
Ridaho
Dirksen
R-Ill
McCartran
Barrett
Malone
Radar speed clocked Cedar Rapids Democrat Jake More at 41
Jake More of Harlan Democratic state chairman was ticketed by Cedar Rapids police for 41 mph in a 25 mph zone on First Avenue E at Thirty-sixth Street. He posted a $16 bond and said he would forfeit it rather than appear in court Wednesday.
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Cedar Rapids
Jake More
Harlan
More
First Avenue E
Thirty-sixth
Maharajah Decrees No Hunting Sparks Tiger Uprising
The Indian province ruler bans wild animal killings provoking a tiger overrun. Citizens rebel, ousting the maharajah—first known case of a reign ended over game.
Kissing Bandit Arrested After Cedar Rapids Robbery
A 39 year old Chicago man, Stanley Divers, was arrested in Cedar Rapids after robbing the Morning Glory doughnut shop at 306 Tenth Street SE. He tied the owner, demanded money, and fled with 101.50 after a brief hold up witnessed by a coffee salesman and a girl present in the shop. Divers had been in Waterloo the previous Saturday for a kissing incident with a clerk.
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Cedar Rapids
Stanley Divers
Waterloo
Ralph Chord
Morning Glory
Tenth Street SE
Navy P-5M Crashes Near Manila. 10 Dead and 2 Missing
A U S Navy P-5M twin engine patrol bomber crashed at Sangley Point near Manila after takeoff. Ten crewmen were killed and two were missing. Rescue units from several warships rushed to the scene as about 100 bodies were recovered, though the armory nearby suffered no damage.
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Manila
INS
Sangley Point
Navy
Manila Bay
Hornet
Rains Continue in Iowa Amid Light Showers Predicted
Forecasters said rain would persist in Eastern Iowa with light showers on Wednesday afternoon and possible precipitation again late Thursday or Friday. Temperatures will stay in the 70s, with Cedar Rapids at 70 after a 89 high and overnight low near 63. Nearby Sioux City posted an all time high for the date of 91.
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Iowa News
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Bioux City
Summer House Burns in Thunderstorm Near Milwaukee
The summer house of Mr and Mrs Frank Kohler of Milwaukee burned to the ground about 5 am Tuesday as lightning started the blaze. The Waukon fire department arrived too late. loss estimated at 6000 dollars. The house stood on highway 13 west of Effigy Mound National Monument.
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McGregor
Frank Kohler
Milwaukee
Tueshe Kohlers
Waukon
Highway 13
Effigy Mound
Egypt Claims Israeli Ship Fired on City
Guidance Minister Major Salah Salem said an Israeli transport ship fired on an Egyptian coastal post south of Suez injuring several Egyptians. He called it the most serious Israeli aggression since 1948. An Egyptian boat captured the Israeli vessel and towed it to Suez for investigation.
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Cairo
Egypt
Salah Salem
Suez
Salem
Suez Canal
Israel
Red Sea
Mediterranean
French Premier Moves to Link Saar to German Rearmament
London dispatch reports Pierre Mendes France presenting a nine nation plan tying the Saar issue to strict rearmament limits as a condition for German sovereignty. Adenauer pledged Germany would limit arms voluntarily after occupation ends, while delegates called the opening session a good start despite French opposition to German rearmament.
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Pierre Mendes- France
Saar
West Germany
France
Mendes-France
Mendes- France
Konrad Adenauer
Germany
Adeneine
Milford Schools Lead Nation in Integration Tensions
Milford Delaware, AP reporting shows two thirds of Milford pupils stayed home for a second day amid protests over 11 Negro admissions. Dr. George Miller said fear and intimidation drive attendance drop, with 509 students at Milford’s 1,562 enrollment. Lincoln enrollments also fell as sympathetic parents kept children home. In Four t es, West Virginia, legal actions and threats coincided with a closed Annabelle elementary as pro integration foes warned of trouble and bloodshed if schools reopen.
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Milford
Del
George R. Miller
Lincoln
Mileford
Marion County
I. Va
County Board of Education
Fourtes
Annabelle
County Board
J. J. Straight
Lloyd H. Securro
Former Polish security official recounts 1949 Fields disappearance
Former Polish security official Swiatlo fled to the United States and provided U.S. officials an account of the 1949 disappearance of Noel Field, his wife Herta, and Hermann Field. The State Department has sought their release from Poland and Hungary, while notes were sent to each country. Swiatlo said the Fields were accused of spying and that Hermann was detained despite not being a spy.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Jo‘zef Swiatlo
Poland
United States
U. S
Iron Curtain
Noel Field
Hermann Field
Noel
Swiadlo
Miedzeszynperce
Warsaw
Hungary
Herta Field
State Department
Swiada
Budapest
Swiatlo
Ministry of Security
Communist Party
Noel and
Herta
Laszlo
Red
Fields
Iowa unveils first electronic truck scale in motion
Ames reports the Iowa State Highway Commission completed installation of the Midwest's first electronic highway scale for weighing trucks in motion on route 30 east of Tama. The TK-1 unit records axle weights speeds and vehicle counts and could aid enforcement by allowing legally loaded trucks to bypass stationary scales.
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Ames
INS
Midwest
Tama
Iowa State Highway Commission
Safety and Traffic Engineers
Commission
Iowa
Bureau of Public Roads
Washington, D.C
McCarthy Targeted by Wisconsin For America Club
The For America Club of Wisconsin plans statewide petition circulation this fall urging a senate investigation into a supposed conspiracy against Senator McCarthy. The petition claims outside money seeks to deprive Wisconsinites of representation by their chosen senator and accuses left wing and pro Communist forces of active opposition.
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Madison
Wis
For America Club of
Wisconsin
Senate
McCarthy
Wisconsin Republican
Our Country
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United Press
Zwicker
Ralph Zwicker
Chicago
Tucson
Eastlawn
Theenate
Sen
George
Georgia
Kissing Bandit
C.R. Holdup
Chord
Robert Stastny
Twenty-first Avenue
EDC
Wilbur G. Landrey
London
Britain
NATO
Alfred M. Gruenther
Bill Loftus
Mannen Warrington
Delaware
National Association For the Advancement of White People
Bryant Bowles
NAAWP
High Red
Atty
Gen. Brownell
Fetel
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Hermann
Field Brothers
Elsie Field
Urbana
England
Enoceamneet
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