Two Atomic Reactors Get U.S. Approval
The United States government approved two privately drafted atomic reactor projects proposed by Detroix Edison Co. and the Nuclear Power Group led by Commonwealth Edison Co. The AEC said the plans offer a basis for negotiation under the Power Demonstration Reactor program and could advance nuclear power technology toward economic competitiveness.
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Washington
Detraix Edison Co. and Associates
Commonwealth Edison Co
Chicago
John von Neumann
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Geneva
Russia
U.S
United States
Shippingpool
Detroi Edison and Associates
Detroit Edison
Nuclear Power Group
Kankakee
Des Plaines
von Neumann
AEC Chnef
Lewis L. Strauss
Consumers Public Power District of
Columbus
Neb
Yankee Atomic Electric Co
New England
Consumers Public Power District
Publc
Nebraska
Hurricane Connie Threats Relieved Near Florida Coast
Hurricane Connie moved offshore with 125 mile winds about 500 miles east of West Palm Beach. It veered to a north northwest course at 14 mph. The Weather Bureau advisory said this ends any threat to the Bahamas and southern Florida and greatly relieves the danger to North Florida, though Georgia and the Carolinas remain cautiously in the clear.
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Fla
Connie
Atlantic
West Palm Beach
Bahamas
Florida
Weather Bureau
Georgia
Carolinas
Million Dollar Fund For Atomic Awards
Henry Ford I and his brothers Benson and William Clay Ford establish a million dollar fund to award atoms for peace grants for ten years. Lewis L. Strauss, AEC chairman, announced at a Geneva news conference opening the world atoms for peace parley. An international jury will select recipients yearly for a $75,000 grant and a stable metal.
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Geneva
Henry Ford I
Benson
William Clay Ford
Lewis L. Strauss
Ls, Atomic Energy Commission
Atoms For Peace
Strauss
Nelson to Attend New York Parley
City Assessor Dennis L. Nelson will appear on the program of the National Association of Assessing Officers at its conference October 18 in New York City. He was asked to act as consultant in a demonstration and discussion clinic on Technical Aspects of a Reappraisal Program Development and Application of Standards. The invitation came from Kenneth Back, executive director of the association. Nelson said he will accept.
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Dennis L. Nelson
National Association of Assessing Officers
New York City
Nelson
Kenneth Back
Settlement Efforts At I A Legion Convention
Cedar Rapids hosts the Iowa American Legion and its 40 and 8 affiliate as 5 000 delegates gather for the ith annual state convention opening Monday. Gov Leo Hoegh and Harold Fischer address the crowd as disputes over policies prompt calls for an agreement to avert a split between the groups.
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Amenean Legion
Ith
Iowa Department of the Legion
Leo Hoegh
Cam
Harold E. Fischer, Jr
Swea City
Iowa
meéeGnt
Legion
National Executive Committee
Town 40
J. Earl Simpson
Tulsa
Okla
National, Legion
C. Glenn
Hamm
The
American Legion
Iowa 40
Ray Gallagher
Marion
Art Miner
Osden
Des Moines
Iowa American Legion
Iowa Natonal Guard
Casper, T
Camp Minn
Camp Ripley
Chicago
Emergency Landing At Iowa City Airport
Trans World Airlines Constellation with 72 aboard developed electrical trouble and landed at Iowa City Airport Sunday. All 66 passengers and six crew members were unharmed after smoke from the radio control unit. Pilot Robert Bower, Kansas City, followed orders to land immediately, and a tire blew during a sharp turn on the 4,000 foot runway. Passengers were bused to Cedar Rapids, then continued to New York on a second DC7. The pilot praised the well lighted runway aiding the emergency landing.
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Iowa City
Towa City
Trans-World Airlines
Robert Bower
Kansas City
Los Angeles
New York
Cedar Rapids
All Good Things Must End as Heat Edges Back Up
After two pleasant days the forecast calls for tempera tures rising into the 90s in the Southwest. Tuesday will see a morning low near 68 and a high near 92 with sunny skies. Weekend readings in the 80s mark the first cooldown in 12 days, while areas statewide report 30s to 45 in the cold snap.
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Mercury
Sumilay
Carrot
Carroll
Spencer
Council Bluffs
Burlington
Ottumwa
Des Moines Weather Bureau
Omaha
Dakotas
Nebraska
Iowa
Pacific
Montana
Malvern Youth Wins Grand at Mill County Fair
Malvern Mills County Fair opened under clear skies with swine judging. Marvin Fulton, 16, of Malvern, won grand champion market pig with a crossbred Hampshire-Duroc. Roeland Franke of Silver City led the pen of three in class top honors. Blue ribbons went to Hampshire sows and various purebred entries with multiple exhibitors earning standings in market pig and litter classes.
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Malvern
Millls County
Marvin Fulton
Malvert
Wilbur Plager
Hampshire-Duroc
Fulton
Roeland Franke
Silver City
Bill Mass
Larcy Swett
Market
Roger Johnson
Dick Bolte
Keith Henderson
Win Bluz
Dog wins friends and influence with simple charm
A lighthearted observation notes how a dog can influence people without needing books. The playful reflection highlights the dog’s social charm and universal appeal across interactions.
Fisherman jailed for drunken driving in Sherman
Sherman Texas sheriff's office arrested a fisherman for driving while intoxicated and determined how to dispose of his catch. The fish were sent to the county jail kitchen for disposal and use.
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Sherman
Tex
Sheriff's Office
Paving Program Gets Under Way
A paving machine began pouring concrete Monday at Twenty-seventh Street and Avenue F as the 1955 paving program starts. Booth and Olson Construction Co. of Sioux City handles the five block long project with a contract around 411,153. The crew's first assignment covers Twenty-fifth Street to Avenue F, then moves to the other street. The machine pours a 26 foot wide slab as a single strip.
Note Of Caution To Auto Dealers
Detroit authorities warn auto dealers that overly liberal credit threatens their business. The National Automobile Dealers Assn urges stopping crazy terms and low down payments. It warns of ownership erosion, repossessions, and future dealer, lender, and buyer risk if credits stay extended.
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Detroit
National Automobile Dealers Asso
National Automobile Dealers Assn
Jon Tepeat
Kirkman Tragedy Claims Local Child in Tractor Accident
Jackie Ahrenholtz, 2, son of Mr and Mrs Marry Ahrenholtz of near Kirkman, died Sunday afternoon after being backed over by a tractor on his father’s farm. He died about 4 30 pm at the scene. Funeral services planned Wednesday at Pauley Funeral Home, Harlan. Survived by parents three brothers three sisters and grandparents Art Errett of Harlan and Mr and Mrs Low Ahrenholtz of Defiance.
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Jackie Ahrenholtz
Marry Ahrenholtz
Near
Farn
Pauley Funral
Harlan
Art Errett
Halan
Low Abrenholtz
Defiance
Three Iowans Die In Traffic Mishaps This Weekend
AP reports three motorists and a small boy killed in Iowa auto accidents plus two drowning victims in the Mississippi River. James Sout, 3, son of Earl and Mrs. Scott of Waterloo, died when a car driven by his father struck a parked vehicle near Dubuque and rolled into a ditch. Lou Grassley, 73, of Dike, died in a car truck crash near New Hartford. Richard Deason, 25, of Cedar Rapids, died after his car went out of control on a curve near Hiawatha. Drowning victims include James Richards, 73, of Dubuque, and Harold Miller, 22, of Denison, with Coast Guard and local divers searching and recovering bodies. A rope accident at McGregor and a late-night wading death near Denison are noted. Mrs Mary Louise Goerig, 21, of Cedar Rapids, fatally injured in a three-car crash on Highway 218, dies in hospital.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Mississippi River
James Sout
Earl Scott
Waterloo
Dubuque
Lous Arthur Grassley
Dike Farmer
New Hartford
Richard Deason
Cedar Rapids
Hiawatha
James, Farmer
Elka Richards
Harold Miller
Denison
Richards
U. S. Coast Guard
George Stemmerman
Garaghty
McGregor
Miller
Denison Frement
Des Moines
Mary Louise Goerig
Goering
Auto Into Ravine Kills Warne County Tavern Operator
Wilbur Lee Owens, 42, operator of the Grand River tavern, was killed Sunday night when his car left Highway 6 two miles west of the Warne County community and plunged 100 feet into a ravine.
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Clio P
Wilbur Lee Owens
Grand River
Warne County
Owens
Don’t Score ie for Council Bluffs date noted
Fragmentary OCR text references an event or notice tied to Council Bluffs with unclear date and participants. Readable items include vague phrases and stray terms like Farabsies RET, hindering precise identification of people, groups, or actions. Further readable context is needed to produce a solid card.
Beating Reds in Battle of Smiles Defines Ike Edge
Foreign columnist notes U S President Eisenhower wields a strategic edge in the cold war by presenting a calm, conciliatory pose that undercuts Soviet Premier Bulganin and Communist China. He predicts a new, dramatic propaganda move from the Communists to regain spotlight and influence.
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Whnam L. Ryan
United States
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
China
Isenhower
Geneva
Nafims
Bulganin
Perry
Supreme Soviet
Premer Bulganin
Bulgaria
Ardes
FBI Enters Search For Allen Killer
Kansas City AP report on the Allen case detailing a body found 20 miles southwest of the city with Mrs Wilma Allen missing since Sunday. Investigators consider kidnapping for ransom and possible sex motive while robbery is also suspected as rings and purse were taken. Focus includes car placement, autopsy inconclusive, and a large search by 200 officers in Johnson County Kansas.
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Kansas City
Wilma Allen
Ranmsaxs Pasture
Here
Wea
Percy Wyly
FBI
Karson Pett
Allen
Missouri
Kansas
Union Station
David S. Long Jr
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown Heady
Robert C. Greenlease
Hall
Heady
Blue River
New Efforts To Catch Violators On IowaNebraska Border
Gasoline tax agents from the state treasurer office set up check posts along the Iowa Nebraska border renewing the drive to catch violators. The operation covers from Missouri Valley south to near the Missouri River at Nebraska City and extends north to Sioux City. Agents report fewer violators as truckers largely comply with the 20 gallon limit for entering the state with fuel.
Americans Lecture Soviet Farmers On Corn Hog Raising
Visiting American farm delegates lecture Soviet farmers on corn hog raising and feeding. J M Kleiner of Nampa Idaho discusses cattle care and U S farming efficiency while Ralph Olsen of Ellsworth Iowa, Herbert Pike of Whiting Iowa, and John Steddom of Granger Iowa also present talks on pig breeding crop improvement and feeding norms for different age groups.
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Visiing
J. M. Kleiner
Nampa
Idaho
United States
Somer Agriculture
Kleiner
United
Ralph Olsen
Ellsworth
Iva
Herbert Pike
Whining
Iowa
John Steddom
Granger
Fifteen Soldiers Injured in Seoul Riots Report
Seou l clashes flare as renewed riots target Communist truce inspection teams. Fifteen U S soldiers and four Koreans reported injured amid Sunday night and Monday violence. Korean police say U S troops bayoneted by Korean assailants in the chaos.
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Drought Conference Called Off By Rain
Des Moines Iowa drought conference scheduled for Monday was canceled due to rain. Dr Leo Hoegh called for a meeting with state officials to discuss actions addressing ongoing drought effects and high temperatures on crops. Rainfall brought by storm fronts led to cancellation.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Leo Hoegh
Statehouse
Am State
State
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