Let Soviets Use USAF Bases Proposal Sparks Debate
SAN FRANCISCO AP The Air Force proposed allowing Soviet aircraft access to many U S bases for mutual aerial photography under Eisenhower's plan. Gen Nathan F Twining said bases could serve refueling and maintenance for Soviet photo missions, a move viewed as a potential step toward peace despite safeguarding concerns. The idea was not detailed on how bases would be used and follows calls from convention delegates and a 40 000 member air power group backing mutual inspection at Geneva conference.
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San Francisco
Air Force
Eisenhower
Nathan F. Twining
Air Force Accu
Twining
U. S
Furtier
Man Missing After Boat Capsizes On Missouri River
Four men launched a 14 foot boat with a 6 horsepower motor from Town shore near the S C bridge before dawn. Parker 27 Earl L Parker of 2302 Fifth Ave Navy veteran and Union Pacific employee remains missing after the craft capsized while three companions Russell Shipler 21 John Carman 26 and Robert Tansberry 27 were rescued. The boat drifted downstream and Parker clung to the overturned craft as authorities recovered the others. The three were brought to the police station after rescue by Frank Schultz using a boat that was pressed into service when the fire department rescue boat failed to start.
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Missouri River
Earl L. Parker
Fifth Ave
Union Pacific Railroad
Parker
Towa
Ilinois
Ilinois Central Railroad Drawbbridge. Ther Gre: Russell Shipler
John Carman
Fairmount Ave
Robert Tansberry
Severth Ave
S. C. Bridge
Shipley
Rman
Harvey Axtell
Avenue J
I. C
Omaha
McCord Park
Frank Schultz
Schultz
Ak-Sar- Ben Bridge
77 More Liquor Permits To Iowa Taverns
Des Moines reports that 21 more federal retail liquor licenses have been issued to tavern operators in several counties. Woodbury has four permits, Clinton and Muscatine three each, Scott and Pottawattamie two and Union and Des Moines counties one each. Attorney General Dayton Countryman notified county attorneys and urged action against places selling liquor by the drink illegally while continuing a crackdown to make Iowa dry.
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Des Moines
Vaceral
Las Dro
Woodhers
Clinton
Muscatine
Scott
Pottawattamie
Union
Dayton Countryman
Ilegal
Stavern
Towa
Sunny And Warm Forecast Saturday
The Weatherman predicts a mostly sunny warm Saturday with a high near 85 and a low around 39. A warming trend continues with no rainfall expected until later as winds shift southerly on Sunday.
Convention Rejects Proposed Merger
Delegates at the American Evangelical Lutheran Church annual convention rejected a proposed merger with the United Lutheran Church of America. Final ballot totals showed a slight plurality in favor of yes but not reaching the required two thirds. Members then moved to consider consolidation with the Augustana Lutheran Church and the United Lutheran group.
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Kimballton
American Evangelical Lutheran Church
United Lutheran Church of America
Nees
Augusiana Lutheran Church
United Lutheran Group
Lonely Hearts ad seeks younger partner in aging plea
An old style personal ad in Today’s Chuckle signs reads I know better and hopes to meet someone not quite that old. The fragment hints at a lonely heart seeking a gentler match while acknowledging age.
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Lonely Hearts Ad
Gurs
Damaged Text Scrapes Local Paper Item
Fragmentary OCR mentions damages and dates with unclear entities. Reads like a brief legal or public notice item with scattered figures and names obscured by error. No clear event or outcome can be confirmed from the legible text.
Shorthorn Is Named Champ At Portatawatamie Fair
A cherry red Shorthorn steer named Herman owned and shown by 14 year old Craig Davis of Oakland won grand champion baby beef at the Portawattamie County Fair. Reserve went to Ross Eilis of Walnut with a Black Angus. Hereford and Angus heifers also claimed top honors in their classes. Two 4 H girls teams were named top demonstrators to represent the county at the state fair. Officials called the 59th fair one of the best yet with larger open class entries and expanded horse and pony shows, as more than 170 horses ponies and colts prepared to parade.
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C. W. McManamy
Herman
Portawattamie
Craig Davis
Lloyd Davis
Oakland
Davis
Ross Eilis
Kenneth Falk
Iowa Beef Breeders Association
J. D. Beatty
Derald Rogers
Walnut
Roscoe Jones
Atlantic
Third Degree Burns Fatal To Sioux Citian
SIOUX CITY Mrs Leona Dahms 32 died of third degree burns and four others were hospitalized after a Friday fire swept a two story house. Owner Stanley Katsis 50 suffered severe burns and cuts on both arms and hands. Also hospitalized were Mrs Katsis 41 her son Tom 13 and Mrs Ted Spurgetis 32 Rock Island sister of Mrs Katsis. They all suffered cuts and burns.
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Sioux City
Leona Dahms
Desres
Stanley Katsis
Katsis
Tom
Ted Spurgetis
Rock Island. i
14 Hour Gasoline Check At Missouri Valley
Des Moines reports a 14 hour gasoline check at Missouri Valley on CS Highway W by state treasury agents. An inspection of 3% trucks found only one violation. The check, conducted Thursday, is part of a renewed campaign to curb entry into Town Nebraska with more than the legal 20 gallons of gasoline in truck tanks.
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Des Moines
Missouri Valley
Treasury
Nebraska
Even Davies Impresses By Fancy Beverly Hills Ball
Beverly Hills party for Jimmy McHugh Polio Foundation raised 370,000 for hospital respirators. Conrad Hilton and Jimmy McHugh hosted a champagne ball at Beverly Hilton with 1200 guests paying 100 a plated dinner. Gold leaf, sky high décor, trumpeters, and medieval costumes framed an all star millionaire affair.
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James Bacon
Beverly Hills
Calif
Conrad Hilton
Jimmy McHugh
Marion Davies
Miss Davies
Reyalsy
Wakers
Pace
Governor's Day At Camp Ripley Review Honors Guardsmen
Camp Ripley Minnesota hosts Governor's Day as the Iowa Nebraska National Guard Infantry Division prepares for a finale parade. Gov Leo Hoegh presides with Gov Victor Anderson absent. Nebraska Secretary of State Frank Marsh will salute and present awards to outstanding soldiers from both states. Four Town and two Nebraska guardsmen win special honors and join a Chicago dinner and All-Star game before returning to camp for a payroll funded send-off prior to departure by train and truck convoys.
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Camp Ripley
Minn
Iowa-Nebraska National Guard
Leo Heegh
Victor Anderson
Nebraska
Heegh
Chicago
Frank Marsh
Marsh
Hoegh
Haesh and
Anderson
Gov, Errors
Iowa Legion Affirms Stand for State Support Nursing Home
The Iowa Department of the American Legion reaffirms its support for state government financial backing to construct a nursing home at the Iowa Soldiers Home campus near Marshaltown. The plan centers on funding and feasibility estimates to ensure care for veterans.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
American Legion
Towa Soldiers Home
Marshatown
Dismiss Farmer In Case Of Mistaken Identity
Charles M. Alloway a 53 year old farmer won dismissal on a mistaken identity charge. Allan Ardell also had a charge of disturbing the peace against Alloway dismissed. A Sears store sidewalk sighting prompted the arrest by Officer DeWayne Daugherty, who said he mistook Alloway for a pedestrian seen earlier on Pearl Street. The judge ruled the case a mistaken identity with the officer honestly convinced he saw the same man.
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Charles M. Alloway
Allan Ardell
Alloway
Traiffic
DeWayne Daugherty
Sears Roebuck
Daugherty
Pearl St
Broadway
Main St
Sears
Jon
Vine St
Che Norinn
Countcil Flufts
Ardell
Alloyay
Highway program stance shifts at annual conference
The forty seventh annual meeting of the governors conference endorses general highway objectives tied to the Presidents plan while avoiding endorsement of specific road proposals. Gov. Ernest McFarland notes wording aims to reflect objectives, not a pledged program, and Gov. Arthur B. Langley becomes chair, replacing Gov. Robert Rennen in a Democrat Republican rotation.
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Ager Harnman
New York
Emors
Robert F. Rennen
Ana
U S Diplomat Peurifoy Killed in Thailand Crash
Diplomat John F Peurifoy aged 48 died when his Ford Thunderbird collided head on with a struck vehicle 15 miles south of Bangkok near Hua Hin during a 10 day holiday with his wife Betty Jane and two sons Daniel and Clinton. The ambassadors son Clinton was critically injured in the crash.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Sador
John F. Peurifoy
aAmharn
Guatemalas
Pentifos
Hiaraold
Daniel
Bangskok
San
Clinton Peurifoy
Noelice
Ranekak
Hua Hin
Egg production reaches July record in Iowa
Iowa egg production for July rose 1 percent from a year ago and 10 percent above the ten year average. The rate stood at 1.779 eggs per 100 layers, a monthly record, with production in line with national trends.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Eax
Towa
Inwa
National Producti Mukoutnat
Tewa
Poo
Manslaughter Charge In Death On The Inside
Charles P R Johnson Jr faces a manslaughter charge in the death of Clarence L Bryan amid a traffic argument. Beverly Peterson, a seven year deaf-education instructor, is named the new speech therapist at Southwestern Iowa Handicapped Center. Eleven teachers were hired by the School Board for the coming year. An atomic scientist pursues a guided missile approach to cancer. see page 3.
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Charles PR. Johnson Jr
Clarence L. Bryan
Beverly Peterson
Southwestern Iowa
President Eisenhower Mourns Ambassador Pearties
The president hailed Ambassador John E. Pearties as an outstanding champion of freedom and a valued friend who helped the free world. A personal message was sent to Mrs. Pearties in Bangkok as part of the official acknowledgment of the loss.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
The
Free World
John E. Pearties
Musical Star Dies Of Polio In Italy
A leading lady to be remembered for a noble career in theater dies from polio in Italy. Funeral and tributes planned as production staff prepare to carry on with the show. The star's death shifts roles to Enid and the company aims to honor the spring run.
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Italy
Trent Reral
Frid
CAP Makes 2nd Mercy Flight In Two Days
CAP conducted a second mercy flight in two days transporting blood to a North Platte man with a ruptured spleen. The Omaha Blood Center shipment, of O negative type, was flown to Nebo hospital by Capt. Ralph Gamble and Lt Owen Seeley. Capt. Donald Hirst and Gamble also completed a prior flight to the Nebraska town.
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Civil Air Patrol
Rhine
Nebo Hospital
Omaha
North Platte
Ralph Gamble
Owen Seeley
Donald Hirst
Gamble
Nebraska
Cedar Rapids firm to patch highways from Conner Bluffs
Hartrave Construction Co plan patching on US 204 and US 6 starting Monday. The Cedar Rapids company holds S16 contract for 19.973 miles of asphalt resurfacing from Conner Bluffs to Missouri Valley. Commission spokesman says crews will begin patching the highways Monday.
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Hartrave Construction Co
Cedar Rapids
Conner Bluffs
Missouri Valley
Nicky Commission
Pate Inghways
Imvand
Beef Price Rise Sparks Dodge Fort Market News
A garbled market note reports beef prices at 1.10 per pound and mentions vendors and an event on Thursday. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors but imply local beef trade activity and donations around a community market or store.
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Manawa Bend
South Omaha Bridge
U.S.S. Chittenden
Army Engineers
Nlewepaprol Rekive
Pottawattamie County
Farr
Cra Davis
Angus
Ross Eilts
Oakland Youth
Mo. Valley
Davies
Ask
Ike
Joan E. Peardey
U.S
Peurifoy
Wilmington
Nebraolina
Seaboard
North Carolina
Delaware
Prow Town
Mass Keady
Weather Bureau
Virginia
Red Cross
Connie
Carolna
Vonsmon
New S.C
Natista
Peso
Pshier
Morehead
Civ
N.C
Cape Hatteras
X. C
Carolina Canes
Pamilion Sound
Cherry Point
Morehead City
Diane
Shimiie
Miami
Gorden Dawn
Mane
CAP
DODGE
Fort Heat
Rire
Michael Chrivensor
Arnaig Prem
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