Serious crisis threatens Nasser in Egypt
London dispatch reports an approaching political and economic crisis in Egypt with possible leadership change. Observers expect a peak around May, noting rising Cairo dissent, arrests of officers including Salah Salem, and economic deterioration after the Suez intervention and canal blockage.
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London
Egypt
Gamal Abdul Nasser
Middle East
Nasser
Cairo
Farouk
Salah Salem
Suez Canal
Seaton Calls for Shared Cost of Conservation Programs
Interior Secretary Fred Seaton urged federal state and local governments to join private industry in funding soil and water conservation and development. He predicted abundant future water from improved desalination and noted current brackish-water conversion costs at about 40 cents per thousand gallons. Seaton defended major reclamation projects like the Greater Upper Colorado scheme, warning that farm production must grow to meet a rising population, with water needs projected at 453 billion gallons daily by 1975.
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Des Moines
Fred Seaton
Seaton
National Farm Institute
Asst
Fred A. Randahl
Interior Department
Upper
Colorado
Washington
Alcoholic Shoots Wife in Crowded Detroit Store
In a crowded J. L. Hudson Co. department store Birmingham police say Rolin J. Jackson 52 fired on his wife Helen 50 as shoppers watched in horror. He fled before surrendering in a downtown Detroit hotel room where a loaded pistol was found. Mrs. Jackson died at a hospital after three stomach wounds. The couple had been estranged. she had earlier reported threats to police.
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Detroit
Rolin J. Jackson
Jackson
J. L. Hudson Co
Helen
Vermeer Pledges 3 Percent Iowa Sales Tax Bill
Rep Elmer Vermeer of Pella said he will sponsor a bill to raise Iowa sales tax to 3 percent with funding aimed at education and possibly school construction. Governor Loveless opposes extending or raising the tax and Rep Willard Freed rejects any increase. The current 2 percent rate faces automatic fall from 2.42 percent if action is not taken.
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Ames
Iowa
Elmer Vermeer
R-Pella
Vermeer
Herschel C. Loveless
Willard Freed
R-Gowrie
Wol-Tyv
Freed
Columbus Junction Man Fred D Annas 82 Dies in Iowa City
Fred Druff Annas 82 of Columbus Junction died Friday at University Hospital Iowa City from age related illness. He entered the hospital February 13 and funeral services are set for Sunday February 17 at 2 p.m. at Stephens Funeral Home Columbus Junction. Burial will be in Columbus City Cemetery. Born March 13 1874 in Yatton Iowa he married Viola May McGee May 14 1896 in Washington. Survivors include one son Harry F in Texas two daughters Clover Fullerton in Washington and Marge Luckey in Riverside 16 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. Mrs Annas died July 5 1952. He had lived in Washington and Louisa counties and retired several years ago. He spent 21 months in a West Liberty Nursing Home.
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Columbus Junction
Fred Druff Annas
University Hospital
Iowa City
Stephens
Columbus Juction
Columbus City
Mr. Annas
Yatton
Iowa
James Annas Jr
Mary Elizabeth Cambridge Annas
Washington
Viola May McGee
Louisa Counties
Annas
West Liberty
Harry F
Lockhart
Texas
L. T
Clover) Fullerton
Queen Elizabeth To Meet Prince Today In Lisbon Reunion
Queen Elizabeth II flies to Portugal to reunite with the Duke of Edinburgh for a reunion and rumored royal rift quieting second honeymoon. They will briefly land at Montijo Airport as reporters and diplomats await, with royal protocol limiting affection and close contact.
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Lisbon
Elizabeth II
Portugal
Duke of Edinburgh
Montijo
London
Commonwealth
Baltimore
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth
Tropics
Philip
Gibraltar
U.S. weighs next move after Middle East crisis talks
President Eisenhower with Secretary Dulles and UN Ambassador Lodge held high level talks in Georgia to map the next U.S. step amid Israeli Egyptian tensions. Dulles pressed Israel’s Eban on guarantees while Egypt's Nasser pressed for conditions before canal opening. Truman to address Jewish leaders on Middle East policy in Miami Beach.
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Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
U. N
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U.S
Middle East
Dulles
Lodge
Thomasville
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Milestone Plantation
Washington
Abba S. Eban
Israel
Egypt
State Department
Eban
Mideast
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Beirut
Lebanon
Gulf of Aqaba
Gaza Strip
Truman
Miami Beach
Aberdeen man surrenders after fatal shooting of wife
William G. McMullen, 25, from Durand Michigan, surrendered to police after fatally shooting his pregnant wife Donna 24 in Aberdeen South Dakota. He admitted to firing a pistol and wounding two others including James Deacon and Jim Sahli. The incident occurred at Aberdeen High School building then in a church before surrendering to officers.
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Aberdeen
S.D
William G. McMullen
Durand Mich
Donna
James W Deacon
Jim Sabli
Deacon
McMullen
Sahli
Two Die Four Hurt In Head On Crash Near Gilman
Two men Howard Hill 21 Gilman and Alden Pearce 18 Malcolm were killed when two cars collided on Iowa 146 about three miles north of Gilman. Four others including Gene Daugherty 19 Gilman suffered injuries. all were hospitalized in Grinnell. The crash occurred after a basketball game in Van Cleve Grinnell Malcolm area.
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Gilman
Iowa
Here
Iowa 146
Howard Hill
Alden Pearce
Malcolm
Itill
Gene Daugherty
Daugherty
Peace
Grinnell
van Cleve
Gene Kriegel
Robert Weitzell
Roger Peters
Master Impersonator Wins Freedom At Probation Hearing
Ferdinand Waldo Demara Jr. known for multiple personas received a suspended six month sentence and two years probation after pleading guilty to false pretenses. He vowed to abandon his impersonations and promised to live straight while en route to visit his mother in Lawrence Massachusetts.
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Augusta
Maine
Ferdinand Waldo Demara Jr
Demara
Lawrence
Mass
New York
Martin D. Godgart
Life
Chatham
Ont
Daily News
Defresne
Northeastern Law School
Margaret Truman Expected to Become Grandmother in June
Clifton Daniel announced that his wife Margaret Truman Daniel is expecting their first child late in June. The couple resides in New York and Clifton serves as an assistant to the foreign editor of the New York Times.
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New York
Margaret Truman Daniel
Zebulon
N.C
Daniel
Clifton Daniel
Truman
Margaret
The
New York Times
Ellingsworth Named Area Manager for Northrup King in Washington
John Walker of Northrup King, Washington Iowa area manager, will be temporarily replaced by Don Ellingsworth of Minneapolis due to Walker's back injury. Ellingsworth, with 15 years at Northrup King, will visit growers to arrange acreage for the new Washington processing plant and fall operations.
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John Walker
Northrup King
Washington
Iowa
Don Ellingsworth
Minneapolis
Walker
Ellingsworth
Northrup, King and Co
C. A. Bush
Waterville
Lake Crystal
Minnesota
Minn
Robby Robertson
Freshwater
Davenport Woman Dies at Mercy Hospital
Mrs. H. M. Kelley of Davenport died Friday at Mercy Hospital. Born December 10 1906 in Richland she was married November 31 1929 to Homer Maurice Kelley. Survivors include her husband two sons Otis and Larry and twins Jerry and Janet. Funeral 1:30 pm Monday at Mc Ginnis Funeral Home Davenport.
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H. M. Kelley
East 12Th Street
Davenport
Mercy Hospital
Mc.Ginnis
Kelley
Washington
Albert Simpson
Otis
Larry
Jerry
Janet
Market milk largely pasteurized at over ninety percent
Article notes that more than 90 percent of all market milk undergoes pasteurization, reflecting widespread dairy processing standards. The detail emphasizes the safety measures adopted to reduce milkborne illness and protect public health.
Nasser demands troop pullout before Suez Canal open
Cairo reports President Gamal Abdel Nasser tied canal reopening to full Israeli withdrawal and other conditions. Indian MP Anup Singh quoted Nasser, while Anwar Sadat warned that canal passage hinges on eliminating the invasion's consequences as phase one of U N canal clearance nears completion. Edgar Bonnet remains the sole remaining obstruction 43 miles south of Port Said.
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Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
Suez Canal
Anup Singh
Nasser
Anwar el Sadat
al Goumhouria
U.N
Edgar Bonnet
Port Said
Boy Charged in Russian Roulette Slaying May Be Sent to Boys Town
In Davenport Iowa Ricard Castel 17 faces second degree murder for the death of Gene Wellendorf 17. The Rev Raymond J Miller seeks admission to Boys Town Nebraska for Castel with Clark O Filseth noting possible court leniency if commitment occurs. Castel pleaded not guilty to the reduced charge and is held on a $10000 bond awaiting grand jury action.
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Davenport
Iowa
Boys Town
Ned
Raymond J. Miller
St. Alphonsus Catholic Church
Ricard Castel
Castel
Clark O. Filseth
Edward N
Wehr
Gene Wellendorf
Gromyko Promotion Seen as Step in Soviet Internal Crisis
Washington officials view the shift at the Soviet Foreign Ministry as a move to back the Communist Party amid unrest at home. The change sends Andrei Gromyko to steer foreign policy while Dmitri Shepilov takes a party role to quell dissent and bolster ideology.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Andrei A. Gromyko
Dmitri Shepilov
Shepilov
Foreign Ministry
Communist Party
Hungary
Nikita Khrushchev
Middle East
Middle Eastern
Gromyko
Vv. M. Molotov
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Stalin
Senator Martin Seeks Iowa Voters’ Views on Policy
Senator Thomas E. Martin of Iowa mails a 35 question survey to 43 660 residents asking about tight money tax relief civil rights immigration farm policy housing loans small business and foreign policy. He plans to share results with the president vice president federal officials and members of Congress with tabulations due after the second week of March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas E. Martin
Iowa
Martin
Federal Department
Congress
Eisenhower
Five day forecast notes below normal temperatures
United Press reports a five day outlook with temperatures averaging 48 degrees below normal. Highs range from 33 to 38, lows from 13 to 21, with colder nights Friday through Tuesday and warmer periods on Sunday and Wednesday. Precipitation under .25 inch expected around Sunday and Wednesday.
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Fred D. Annas
Queen Elizabeth
Ihe
Mideast Conference
Georgia
United Press
Margaret Truman
Robert Everetts
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Larry Duncan
Bill Duncan
Chamber of Commerce
Bill
Tom Duncan
C. E. Schmitt
Schmitt
J. M. Kelly
Harry Sowden
Kelly
Duncan Brothers
Susie
Canal
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