Queen Elizabeth II Tours London In Coronation Year
Queen Elizabeth II visits a Cockney district with Prince Charles and Princess Anne, awarding decorations to troops from Canada Australia New Zealand and other colonies after Tuesday's coronation ceremony. Duke of Edinburgh and crowd scenes mark the royal progress as seven weeks of tours begin.
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Stassen Campaign Manager Chosen
Amos Pensloe of Pensloe Clark sboro New Jersey was named ambassador to Australia by President Eisenhower. He previously managed Harold Stassen's 1980 campaign for the presidency. The White House said it accepted the resignation of Pete Jarman, the current ambassador and former Democratic House member from Alabama.
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Eisenhower Leadership Moves Senate On China Policy And Trade
Congress appears to move toward backing President Eisenhower on Red China and reciprocal trade. A new rider would express opposition to admitting the Chinese Communists to the United Nations, while House leaders reach a compromise to extend the reciprocal trade program for one year.
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Pump Raises Lake Level at Lake Manawa
Pumping operations at Lake Manawa have raised the water level by about an inch. Maanawa Park custodian Harold Borwick said Wednesday the pump forces water from the Missouri River into the lake.
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Tax Liens File Against Iowan Jewel Thief Olson
Iowa internal revenue officials say Oscar Olson, a 1-year-old Duluth jeweler, owes 928880 in home taxes for 1989-1998 plus fraud penalties and interest totaling 636237. The liens target Polk Webster and Humboldt counties with the government expecting action next month.
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Mickey and Rusty Friends Face Tom the Cat
Mickey the parakeet and Rusty the tan Pekingese dog get along well with the five goldfish in Edwin Childers household at 1604 Tenth Ave until Tom the cat disrupts the peace. Tom tries to pounce on Mickey’s head, prompting removal by Mrs Tom Childers and ongoing head perching antics among family members and visitors.
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Arcadia Grain Elevator Saved From Large Fire
Fire destroyed a warehouse at Arcadia Copper Ave early Wednesday. Arcadia and eight neighboring towns battled the blaze eight hours, preventing spread to a nearby grain elevator. The fire, possibly sparked by spontaneous combustion in 90 tons of alfalfa meal, caused about 3500 dollars in damage, insured.
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Olson free on bond after plea to tax evasion charges
Olson pleads no defense to two counts accusing evading 332445 in income taxes for 1947 and 1948 and is free on bond awaiting sentence by Federal Judge William F. Riley. He may seek agreement on 636287 in liens or petition for a U S tax court hearing.
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Extra Serviceman Killed in Korea
Special to The Nonpeurell Exira Corporal Howard Ballou 24 of Exira was killed in action in Korea May 28, telegram received by his mother Mrs Rose Ballou Tuesday afternoon. Ballou joined the Army in January 1982. He was nephew of Arthur Ballou the first Iowa World War I veteran after whom the town American Legion post is named. Survivors include the mother one brother and five sisters.
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Weather report notes mild afternoon with light rain
Low Thursday near 55 and a 7 take for Wednesday tow. a trace of rain fell in the 24 hours ending 6:36 a.m. Wednesday. Humidity high in Cornell Bluffs with up to 75 percent saturation Wednesday morning. Southwest winds developed by noon, easing stickiness.
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O'Conor Defends Teaching Profession at Mt Marys Graduation
In Amittsburg Maryland Wednesday TR O Conor defended investigations of the teaching profession and attacked self styled liberals. He said a staff member who refuses to deny Communist party membership disqualifies himself from influence and admits unfitness for training the young.
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Iowa Traffic Deaths Reported In Local Incident
A local Iowa traffic incident resulted in fatalities confirmed by emergency responders. Officials from the county and sheriff’s department identified the victims and urged drivers to exercise caution on bridges and rural highways. Further details are expected from the coroner and police briefing scheduled for this week.
Gruenther to Receive Honorary Degree at Rutgers
Gen Alfred M Gruenther arrived from Paris en route to New Brunswick to receive an honorary degree from Rutgers University. He warned in New York that peace would be endangered if Russia achieved its objective of isolating the United States, as he prepared to succeed Gen Matthew Ridgway as NATO supreme commander in Europe.
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Driving Record Ends Niebuell Germany Incident
Niebuell Germany records indicate Boctius Hansen failed to claim a gold pin after 63 years without an accident. His car collided with a police vehicle while en route to a ceremony.
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Cronin Details Hospital Building Program Allotments
Dr John W Cronin of the Public Health Service told a Senate committee on Tuesday that allotments to states under a 0 million hospital building program approved by the House would include 812 187 for town funds and projects.
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Injuries Fatal In Pipeline Work Accident
Michael Irwin a 27 year old Newton Iowa construction worker died Wednesday from injuries suffered while working on a pipeline project between Crystal Falls and Ironwood. He was crushed between two 40 foot lengths of 30 inch pipe as they were unloaded.
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Love at First Sight for Blind Honor Law Student
In Chicago, DePaul University law students Anita Gubali and Burton Kolman married after a two month courtship. Both blind student Gubali and tall, 6 foot 4 inch Kolman, who uses a Seeing-Eye dog, planned to continue studies and practice law in Israel. Their wedding in Tel Aviv was small as visas delayed guests, with Kolman noting their love began during studies and he proposed after meeting in a university corridor.
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Parrot to Inherit $20,000 in Will Case
In Cambridge Massachusetts a four year old parrot named Jerry is set to receive a $20,000 inheritance from Luther Sawyer an 82 year old Arlington resident who died recently and left the money to his pet in a Middlesex Probate Court will filing.
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To Resume Truce Talks on Thursday in Korea
The Communists handed the Allies a letter relating to the Korean armistice talks after a two minute liaison meeting. The UN Command said contents remain secret. An official spokesman said a full scale negotiating session will be held as scheduled at Team Thursday after a nine day recess. The Reds were expected to answer the latest Allied prisoner exchange proposal, a major barrier to a truce.
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Grain Storage Situation Tight
DES MOINES Uncles Sam plans to exit grain storage, True D Morse says, as government officials meet with Midwestern representatives to address a fall storage squeeze. They urge farmers to reseal corn and expand on-farm or commercial storage, with up to 80 percent loans for new facilities.
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Indict Six Persons in Miami Grand Jury Case
The Justice Department said a Miami grand jury indicted six people, five identified as Klansmen, on charges of lying under oath during an investigation of racial terrorism.
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Justice Department
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Talbott Backs Proposed Cut In AF Budget
Secretary of the Air Force Talbott testified before the Senate Appropriations Committee that a cut of more than five billion dollars in new Air Force funds will not delay combat equipment for about 143 wings. He backed the reduced defense budget as sound and said procurement would still equip 143 wings, with strength rising to at least 140 by July next year and 120 by December 1955.
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Renew Efforts on Excess Profits Tax
The Eisenhower administration renewed its drive to extend the excess profits tax, pressing the House Ways and Means Committee after a compromise outlined a six month extension and a separate bill to expand the Tariff Commission. Republicans voiced support to speed the measure, aiming for action before the current act expires in June, while Democrats signaled a battle over tariff commission size.
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Harlan Man Leonard Rold Dies After Burns
Leonard Rold 40 a World War I veteran died Monday in an Omaha hospital from burns sustained May 1 when a four barrel water-proofing explosion occurred at his Hooper Nebraska home. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 pm in Hooper. Surviving are widow two sons Gary and Daniel his mother Mrs Sam Reid of Harlan two brothers Clifford and Marold of Harlan and four sisters Mrs Harry Petersen Mrs Elliott Christianson of Haavian Mrs Raymond Foutts of Onawa and Mr Oscar Jensen of Perry.
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Vandenberg Opposes Air Force Budget Cuts and Delay
General Hoyt Vandenberg, retiring Air Force chief, told a Senate subcommittee that no sound military reason supports delaying the Air Force buildup. He cited a built goal to be breached in December and warned the Joint Chiefs of Staff had agreed on a plan to meet danger.
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Favor Outright Grant of Wheat to Pakistan
Washington officials reportedly favor an outright grant of about 700000 tons of wheat to Pakistan. Earlier a loan of one million tons was floated, but informants say 700000 tons should be a grant with 300000 tons possible later, as either grant or loan. One million tons equals roughly 37300000 bushels.
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Eijgenhower
Pakistan
Perry Attorney Named New District Judge in Fifth
Perry attorney George H. Sackett aged 51 was appointed by Gov. Beardsley to the fifth district bench, succeeding the late Judge Fark W. Vincent of Guthrie Center. Appointment takes effect August 1 as Sackett clears pending cases. Sackett, a longtime Republican activist from Perry, practiced law since 1924, served as Dallas County attorney and Perry city attorney, and attended GOP conventions in 1938 and 1952 as a fifth district delegate.
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Senate threatens to cut Air Force funds during hearing
Even before Vandenberg testified, several senators warned they may fight to restore or preserve portions of the five billion dollars cut from the Air Force budget under the new administration.
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Dr Mary Tinley Reported In Poor Condition At Hospital
Condition of Dr Mary Tinley 241 Fifth Ave was listed as poor after confinement at Jennie Edmurdon Hospital since April 14. Story notes ongoing care and references a wider roundup of local health and civic items.
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