Eisenhower says good beginning on security and civil rights
President Eisenhower told a Republican rally that his administration has made a good beginning toward free work collective security modernizing military defense plans and assuring equal civil rights for all citizens He outlined ten critical government areas and urged unity to sustain his program across future decades with harmony between the White House and Congress at Mt Rushmore speech venues.
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Benson Sees Cattlemen Easing Their Troubles This Year
Nonpareil Farm Editor reports Secretary Benson at a press conference predicting cattlemen will move out of current difficulties. He notes beef remains a good buy for consumers and praises a promotional program to boost beef demand. Storage remains a major agricultural bottleneck as wheat supplies and livestock pricing influence future policy.
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Ezra 'T Benson
Nebraska Stocktowers Association
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Washington
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Pusey Confirmed as Harvard President
Harvard Corp confirms Pusey, then Lawrence College president, as the next Harvard University president. The Council Bluffs native, named for June 1, succeeds James B. Conant as head of Harvard. He will take office January 4, 194?
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James B. Conant
U.8
Germany
Heat to push near 98 as Friday rises
Weatherman predicts Friday will be the hottest day this year with a high near 98 degrees. Thursday tops at 94 with Wednesday at 92. Friday morning temperatures stay above 78. Mostly sunny conditions expected Friday with a possible thunderstorm in the Council Bluffs vicinity not ruling out. No rain reported in the 24 hours to 6:40 a.m. Thursday.
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The
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CNW Streamline Halted at Carroll
A Chicago and North Western streamliner derailed while rear ending a stalled freight near Carroll Maple River four miles west of town. The Gold Coast Limited bound from Chicago to San Francisco stopped 14 feet from the freight. no cause yet determined. Passengers were taken to Carrall as traffic on the main line was halted.
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Bidault Falls One Vote Shy of Majority in France
Paris reports the National Assembly rejected a third Bidault candidacy as Prime Minister with a 311 to 228 vote. President Vincent Auriol seeks a new premier after the failed attempt, and Bidault narrowly misses securing an absolute majority for confirmation.
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Vincent Ainiol
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Georges Bidault
Tower House
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No Unification No Armistice ROKs Repeat Threats
AP staff rushed to draft an armistice document as South Korea rejected any terms, while thousands protested in Seoul and Pusan demanding unification or death. President Rhee warned against unruly acts as demonstrations swelled, and Pyun signaled Seoul would not withdraw from a buffer zone. Washington worried about a possible withdrawal of key nations from the relief commission amid prisoner repatriation concerns. Sweden offered to serve, while Poland and Czechoslovakia were deemed likely to accept Communist nomination.
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Washington
Sweden
Potand
Czechoslovakia
27th Birthday for Queen Elizabeth Parade
London observers recount the 27th birthday salute to Queen Elizabeth II at Horse Guards Parade. A massive traffic jam delayed crowds as First Aid teams treated hundreds who fainted or were injured while the Queen rode Winston in the Trooping the Colour ceremony. The royal birthday is traditionally celebrated in June in Britain.
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England
Extension of EPT Up to Committee
Defense era tax extension hangs in the Senate Ways and Means Committee with Senator Knowland of California saying it is not dead yet. If it reaches the floor, he thinks it has better than a 50 50 chance of enactment. The six month extension would cover the excess profits tax now set to expire June 30. The measure aims to tap excess corporate profits generated by government defense spending. President Eisenhower urged renewal to avoid triggering tax cuts this year.
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Hower
Red Oak Woman Earns Dentistry Degree Amid Labor Tensions
Red Oak notes the only woman to earn a dentistry degree this spring from local town university while AFL Carpenters Local 364 faces sympathy strikes from Hod Carriers Local 140. A vote on a 12.5 cent per hour raise looms at a 8 p.m. Labor Temple meeting, with possible strike action amid wage dispute. Union leaders dispute details as talks continue. Berlin brief mentions East Germany introducing cutbacks and church ties in Occupied Zone.
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Omaha
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Stockman
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Tigh St
Carpenter's Union
Jeanard Schaefer
Edward Reis
St. Loui
Schacter
Building Strike May Spread Here
In a regional report, tensions rise as East German concessions and a church state pact surface amid fears of a broad labor strike. Pickets and closures surge across the area, with unions targeting local projects including hospital and power plant work.
Ask Resurfacing of Twenty first Street
Seventeen residents Thursday petitioned the City Council for resurfacing Twenty first Street between Fifth and Eight Avenues. They urged asphaltic concrete be laid much like Main and Pearl Streets were resurfaced last year. The petition will be considered with plans for next year's improvement program.
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Family loses home as flood waters surge at Sioux City
A Sioux City family narrowly escaped flood waters from the Playd River washing away their trailer on Highway 75. Urben Lavern and his wife and three children, Virginia nine Byron six rad eight, are temporarily staying at the Ogden Hotel in Council Bluffs. Urben works on a paving project in Nebraska for Booth and Olson Construction Co. The family says they lost all belongings when the trailer was swept away and levee breaches blocked their path, leaving them with only the clothes they wore.
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Clearing House VAIPNU Formosa Trade Hub Claims Embargo Gap
The official Central News Agency of China said on Thursday that the Portuguese colony of Macao has become a clearing house for trade with the Red China, and it charged this constitutes the biggest gap in the Allied embargo.
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Lewa Traffic Deaths TS Ares Tune Vy We LN
Police report traffic deaths in Lewa with unclear details from a damaged OCR fragment. The readable names and places are partially obscured, hindering precise identification of victims or locations.
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Draft Board Sends 18 Men to Army Induction
Eighteen men were sent to Fort Omaha by the Pottawattamie County Selection Service Board for Army induction to Camp Crowder. Names include Charles Franklin Watte, 22, Route 4. Daniel Nyomas Party, 21. Jay Oren Dowlinger, 19. Jack Robert Marx, 19. Paul John Worthmann, 19. Harold Ralph Waller, 29. Jummie Harold Matzen, 19. Curtis Dwight Kelsay, 18. Lloyd Gregory Candlef, 29. Junior Leroy Gregerson, 22. Warren Eugene Brown, 19. and Omaha resident Kenneth Rae Wilson, 11. Also listed are volunteers: Thomas Harry Najeski, 19. Leo Fort Carter, 1% 1601 Avenue C. Albert Lee Harler, 18. Jimmie Lloyd Weatherill, 18. Glenn Lee Walker, 18. William Albert Witzke, 17.
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Neola
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Jack Robert Marx
Avenue A
Paul John Worthmann
Honey Creek
Harold Ralph Waller
Walnut
Jummie
Harold Matzen
Fitch Ave
Curtis Dwight
Kelsay
Oakland
Lloyd Gregory Candlef
Junior Leroy Gregerson
Fremont
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Warren Eugene Brown
Omaha
Thomas Harry Najeski
Sixth Ave
Leo Fort Carter
Avenue C
Albert Lee Harler
Avenue
Hit and run driver injures hitchhiker near 2050 South Ave
Police seek a hit and run driver who struck and seriously injured hitchhiker Arthur Wilson 39 of Baise Idaho Wednesday night near 2050 South Ave. Wilson was in good condition Thursday at Jennie Edmurdson Hospital with possible back and right leg injuries. he could not provide the license plate of the black pickup involved. He was transported by emergency unit to the hospital.
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Arthur Wilson
Baise
Idaho
Jennie Edmurdson Hospital
Tie
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Po- Hee
Waterloo painter Artsle Leper shot. grand jury urged
A coroner’s jury on Wednesday night recommended that a grand jury investigate the fatal shooting of Artsle Leper, a 58 year old Waterloo painter, who was killed last Saturday in Waterloo.
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Arts
It Was a Hot Day for Judicial Robes
Oklahoma City report on Justice John Brett being overruled by judges of the State Criminal Court of Appeals. The hot day inspired lighthearted jokes as Brett lifted his gown and quipped about comfort while colleagues Dick Jones and John C. Powell sequestered the ruling.
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Oklahoma City
John Brett
State Criminal Court of Appeals
Brett
Sioux City Extends Water Supply Ban
Sioux City extended its water ban for non drinking use for at least 48 hours as reservoir storage fell to about 2.4 million gallons from a normal 15 million on a warm day. Officials cited an afternoon high near 92 degrees and ongoing flood conditions.
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Inside reject requests by charitable agencies
Elipht requests by charitable agencies were turned down by the United Fund Drive board of directors. Six other groups were allotted a total of $4,000. Also noted are a grape root system excavation at the Council Minute Experimental Farming preparation for a field day Monday and a three way correspondence tying together three town girls.
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