State Dept. Cold To Bid For Mission
American officials scorn the idea of direct talks with Red China about the imprisoned fliers. Dulles, in Indochina, gave no comment while Nu in Rangoon pressed the proposal. U.N. mediation remains the path to free the fliers held in violation of the Korean armistice terms. Dulles to visit Formosa for the Mutual Defense Pact ratifications with Chiang Kai-shek regime officials and top U.S. naval leaders aboard with key diplomats.
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Washington
Peiping
Red China
State Department
Ing
U Nu
Rangoon
Dulles
Indochina
Department
U. S
United States
Hammarsfield
United Nations
U.N
Eisenhower
Korea
Formosa
U .S
Robert C. Carney
Felix Stump
Pacific Fleet
Alfred M. Pride
Paroled Convict Held At Creston
Ray E. Way, 39, identified as a paroled Missouri convict, was arraigned in Justice Court on a breaking and entering charge for the Feb 7 Stearns Royal Blue Food Store theft. A $33,000 bond set. Police found a safe knob, keys and a portable typewriter in Way’s ear as evidence. He broke parole by leaving a Florida job.
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Creston
Ray E. Way
Missouri
Justice Court
Way
Steams
Royal Blue Food
Villisca
Stearns
R. W. Nebergall
Towa Bureau of Camal
Towa
Flonda
Chinchilla Show Champion Crowned at Midwest Regional
Chapin Hand of Seward Nebraska won the grand champion ribbon at the Midwest regional chinchilla show in Des Moines. Numerous close ties earned ribbons, with top animals set to compete at the national Omaha show on November 11 13.
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Des Moines
Chapin
Seward
Neb
Omaha
Slugging Youth Apprehended After Des Moines Attack
Des Moines 17 year old Donald Ayers slugged a parole agent and fled in the agent's car near Cole. He was captured near Mitchellville about four hours later, while en route to Eldora where the agent was taking him to the State Training School for Boys.
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Des Moines
Donald Ayersman
Mitchellville
Cole
H. A. Johnson
Ayersman
Eldora
Hatoyama Wins By 21 Margin In Japan Election
Tokyo reports conservative Hatoyama and his Democrats won Japan's largest election, capturing about 185 of 467 House seats and a record turnout of 75.8 percent. Liberal party losses, Communist gains, and a push to avoid rearmament mark the shift as Hatoyama eyes a strong, broad coalition.
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Tokyo
Ichiro Hatoyama
Democrats
Japan
Hatoyama
House of Representatives
Shigeru Yoshida
Hatoya- Mia
Farmer-Laborites
Diet
Dee
Des Moines Attorney Names West as Assistant AG
Atty. Gen Dayton Countryman announced the appointment of George G. West, 27, of Des Moines, as an assistant attorney general. The appointment is effective immediately and adds to the attorney general's staff.
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Des Moines
Countryman
Dayton Countryman
George G. West
Rochester death claims U S Army equestrian veteran
P Col. John W Watford 57 longtime Army officer and coach of U S equestrian teams died Sunday night in Rochester Minnesota after a cancer battle. He served with Army horse show teams and coached Olympic riders, contributing to the sport nationally from Junction City Kansas.
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Junction City
Kan
John W
Watford
U. S. Army
No Comment on RoE Holiett Request in Des Moines
Governor Leo and Hoegh held a morning news conference saying they had no comment on a request by RoE Holiett, president of a Des Moines lumber company, for an investigation into a purchase by the State Highway Commission.
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Des Moines
Leo & Hoegh
Roe Holiett
Des Moines Lumber Company
Issue Draft Cal For 8 000 Men
The Defense Department issued a draft call for 3,000 men in April the lowest monthly quota since selective service resumed in 1950. All April draftees go to the Army amid a unusually high January recruiting surge when the Army enrolled over 75,000 volunteers and the services combined 68,000.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Reshuffle Likely for Chiang Kai Shek Cabinet Tuesday
In Formosa, Chiang Kai shek faces a cabinet shakeup as the Kuomintang Central Committee plans a Tuesday decision aimed at wartime stabilization. Discussions will cover finances, export boosts, and possible foreign exchange reforms amid currency decline from 29 to about 32 per dollar after Tachens withdrawal.
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Taipei
Formosa
China
Central Committee of
The
Kuomintang
Chiang Kaishek
Chiang
U. S
Tachen Islands
Here
Tachens
Quemoy
Matsus
Sume
United States
Pescadores
Duty Wins Out Hoegh To Miss Iowa Minnesota Game
Des Moines Gov Leo A Hoegh chose duty over the Iowa Minnesota basketball clash in Minneapolis and flew to Washington for a governors conference. He sent a telegram to the Hawkeyes promising support and plans to meet President Eisenhower during the highway program talks. He was accompanied by Chief Engineer John Butter of the Iowa Highway Commission.
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Duty
Hoegh
Iowa
Minnesota
Des Moines
Leo A. Hoegh
Minneapolis
Washington
Bucky O'Connor
Hawkeye
Eisenhower
John Butter
Towa Highway Commission
Congress
Burglar Takes $16 From Neola Store
Sheriff's deputies report a break in at the Schrercrock Department Store in Neola. About $10 was stolen from the cash register. Entry was gained by forcing a rear door. Papers were scattered across the floor. Break-in occurred late Sunday night or early Monday morning.
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Schrercrock
Neola
Cae
Sheriff's Office
Warne Moser
Ed Christensen
Icy conditions ease as warm front moves in Iowa
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and 46 degree highs in Southwest Iowa on Tuesday after an icy weekend. Council Bluffs saw 25 to 26 degree readings Sunday with no precipitation. Public Works warns cinder supplies are nearly exhausted due to repeated freezing conditions.
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Iowa
Council Bluffs
Public Works
Forest Grover
Weather Bureau
Mason City
Burlington
Spencer
Burlingt
State Highway Patrol
Des Moines
Chariton
Carroll
Fort Dodge
Waterloo
Dubuque
Odumwea
Sierra Country
Nixon Likely Pushes Policy Shifts After Caribbean Trip
Vice President Nixon, on a Caribbean tour, is expected to urge faster aid and reform in US foreign policy. He would push the Export-Import Bank and World Bank to accelerate Latin American development, restore the USIA to the State Department, and place foreign aid under State after the Formgen Operative Administration Act expires. He favors rapid aid to Guatemala and tighter cooperation with coffee-producing nations to stabilize prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Richard M Nixon
State Department
Nineon
Guatemala
United States
Cassington Bids Bon Voyage To Sergeant Lyons
Oxfordshire villagers from Cassington gather to bid farewell to US Sergeant Lyons and his British wife as he departs Brize Norton Air Base. The crowd signs banners, shares home movies, and presents memories to honor his efforts to strengthen British American ties.
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Oxfordshire
Cassington
England
Aorman
Jack Lyons
Quincy
Jack
Lyons
Brive Norton
Sormar Church
Ted
Ray Scout Movement
Nuge
Lyons Bon Vesage
Tare
Gillette Named Special Counsel to Senate Subcommittee
Former Senator Gillette of Iowa accepted appointment as special counsel to the Internal Security Subcommittee of the Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee. He will start Wednesday and serves at least for a few months, earning 11,600 dollars yearly as the subcommittee reviews how government bureaus and departments run the loyalty program.
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Washington
Sen Gillette
Iowa
Internal Security
Senate Post Office
Ciil Service Committee
Johnston
Jd-Sc
Gillette
Senate
Tom Martin
Gordon Scott Eighth Candidate for School Board
Gordon Scott joins eight candidates for four School Board seats in the March 14 election. Scott, a Union Pacific railroad switchman and WWII veteran, lives at 2136 Third Ave and is an Abraham Lincoln HS graduate. The race follows James Ross resignation and Carl Eckert seeks the two year term. Voter registration drives extend hours and absentee ballot requests reach four. A $100,000 bond issue for classroom construction also appears on the ballot.
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Gordon Scott
Third Ave
James Ross
Carl Eckert
Ross
Eckert
Scott
Abraham Lincoln High School
Edison School Parent-Teachers Assn
Union Pacific Railroad
Richard Bunter
Bunten
Lester Andrews
School Board
Andrews
John Hansen
Lloyd Reif
Fee Chew
Don Bragg
John Jungquist
Charles Langmade
Kenneth Walker
Extradition Sought for Lincoln Salesman Miller
Iowa governor received Crawford County extradition request for R Lo Miller a Lincoln Nebraska salesman indicted last year in Boxer Poser affair. Miller once posted bond in Nebraska and is sought to face a ten count indictment and charges of conspiring to injure Cranford County drainage district property and taxpayer rights.
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Des Moines
Iowa
R Lo Miller
Lincoln
Mater
Breage Co
Miller
Cranford
Four Sets Of Twins Now Also Triplets Reported
SOGUDLUK Turkes Vis Emine Vologht became the notable case of triplets. Monday Shy has eight other children tour series of twins.
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Sogudluk Turkes — Vis
Chuckle Nat Language Confusion and Odd Sentence
A fragmentary remark about understanding stomen and men creates a puzzling, humorous line. The wording hints at a misheard phrase or misconstructed sentence. No clear event, person, or place is identified.
Senator Opposes $20 Tax Cut in Senate Finance
Sen George of Georgia says he will vote to strike the $20 per person income tax cut from the House bill, signaling possible death of the compromise. Treasury Secretary Humphrey denounced the plan as phoney and warned of revenue impacts if enacted later.
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Washington
Sen
George
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Byrd
D-Va
Saltonstall
Massachu- Seilo
Mansion at 1905 Prairie Ave to Be Razed After 79 Years
The three story Marshall Field mansion on Prairie Avenue Chicago, built in 1876 and hailed as “built to last 1,000 years,” will be demolished after Aero Nautical University sold it to a trust. The green marble fireplace and rare parquet woods marked the house as a Chicago landmark. Fields heirs, including Marshall Field Jr. publisher of the Chicago Sun-Times, are tied to the property’s history.
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Chicago
Prairie Ave
Marshall Field
Field
Aeronautical University, Inc
Marshall Field Lir
Field Enterprises, Inc
Marshall Field Jr
The
Chicago Sun-Times
Organizations For And Against Ike's Highway Program
The American Municipal Assn backed Eisenhower's highway plan while a rival Democratic bill drew criticism. Mayor Ben West of Nashville testified to Sen Gore's Public Roads Subcommittee that Gore's proposal would raise federal taxes and miss urgent needs for a vast interstate network. Seepmiller of the National Association of County Officials urged immediate rural and interstate road improvements, opposing Gore’s limited scope and funding.
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American Municipal Assn
Eisenhower
Ben West
Nashville
Tenn
Senate Public Roads
Sen Gore
Bill West
Gore
West
Kol
Seepmiller
Assa Af
Gores
Seermilier
U. S. Reorganizes Fifth Air Force
The Far East Air Forces announced a reorganization set for March 7 to form five autonomous units. Three bases will be in Japan and Korea with others on Okinawa.
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TORS
Far East Air Forces
of Air Force
Ito
Wir
Janarae
South Korea
Okinawa
Des Moines Flower Show Draws Huge Nine Day Crowd
The Des Moines Home Flower Show closed Sunday after a nine day run attracting an estimated total attendance of 79 900 at the new Veterans Memorial Auditorium.
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Des Moines
Ron Ast
Velerarts
Former Senator Dies in Camden after Operation
Former Senator David Bard of Camden dies four days after an operation. The Republican lawmaker, aged unknown, had served in the senate and was reported in quiet condition prior to the procedure. No further details released.
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Camden
Los Sen
David Bard
Mooday Folmeins
Fehne
State Budget Booklet Details Education Spending And Allocations
A two color booklet explains the state budget with graphs showing how funds would be distributed. It outlines recommended expenditures and lists allocated amounts for education and other areas. The governor and 10 000 copies were made available for distribution to media outlets and state offices, with requests possible while supplies last.
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OFS
Monwes
Iowa
Courthouse Bank
Chamber of Commerce
County Farm Bureau
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
Damaged text fragment shows a property sale notice with unreadable lines. Limited readable figures include numbers and a possible date and dues but specifics are unclear. The readable content hints at a local legal or public sale posting without complete details.
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