House May Balk On 5-Cent Stamp
Washington report says House leaders predict a tough path for the five-cent out of town stamp proposed in the Senate rate bill. Speaker Rayburn may strike the nickel stamp in favor of the four-cent rate approved last session. The Senate bill also raises local nine to eight cents for airmail, and includes a large postal employee pay hike amid veto threats.
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Washington
House
Senate
John W. MecCormack
Mass
Sam Rayburn
Tex
FCC leaders may quit as House probes Channel 10 deal
Rep. Morgan Moulder warned the House investigation could force resignations of FCC Chairman John Doerfer and Commissioner Robert Lee. He linked the pressure to broadcast industry influence tied to Miami Channel 10 and Public Service Television Inc. Mack, under fire for alleged outside influence, said he would consider quitting. The subcommittee intends to hear more witnesses next week as the Channel 10 case nears closure.
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Morgan M. Moulder
Dmo
House
Federal Communications
John C. Doerfer
Robert E. Lee
Robert E. Lee. Moulder
FCC
Richard A. Mack
Moulder
Aown
House Legislative Oversight
Mack
Senate Rackets Committee
Washington
D-Mo
Federal Communications Commission
John C. Doerter
Doerter
Lee
Subcommittee On Legislative Oversight
Miami
National Airlines
Doerfer
Public Service Television Inc
Subcommittee
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Channel 10
Korean Reds Ready To Release U. S. Pilots
North Korea announced it would turn over two American pilots and two West German passengers from a hijacked South Korean airliner. The handover could occur at Panmunjom or any Korea site designated by the United States and West Germany, with dates to be set by official delegates.
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Tokyo
North Korea
Panmunjom
U.S
Foreign Ministry
Pyongyang Radio
Korea
United States
German Federal Republic
4-H Members Report To President Eisenhower
Six prize winning 4-H members will visit the White House to report on farm youth program achievements. The group includes Ann Benson and Doran Bellman among national winners and will spend a week in Washington and New York City. They carry a bound Report to The Nation with stories and pictures.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Farm
White House
New York City
Kary
Ann Benson
Middleboro
Mass
Doran Bellman
Pulaski
Iowa
Clyde Templeton
Olin
N.C
Charles Pickering
Taylorville
Miss
Wilda Story
Savannah
Wendell Crites
Albion
Mich
Starkweather Waives Hearing on Murders
Charles Starkweather 19, the confessed slayer of 11 people, waived preliminary hearing on two counts of first degree murder and was bound over to District Court without bond. He appeared with his father and attorney and was returned to the Nebraska State Penitentiary. A separate hearing for Caril Fugate, 14, is set for March 8 though transfer to Juvenile Court may be argued.
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Lincoln
Neb
Charles Starkweather
Nebraska State Penitentiary
Starkweather
Lancaster County
Herbert Ronin
Ronin
Elmer Scheele
Guy
Hal W. Bauer
Scheele
Bauer
Robert Jensen
Bennet
Ned
Caril Fugate
Bill Wessler Disc Show at Local Youth Center Dance
Bill Wessler will headline the youth center dance tonight from 8 to 11 p.m. Free artist photos go to the first 100 entrants and free records to the best dancers. Admission is 25 cents per person or 40 cents per couple. The Arctic tern is noted for extensive yearly daylight travel.
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Bill Wessler
Arvid Anderson Named President of County Beef Association
Arvid Anderson of Crawfordsville was named president of the Washington County Beef Producers Association Friday evening. Gene Stephens of Ainsworth was elected vice president. Other board members include Marvin Bohr Wellman Lisle Hering Crawfordsville Robert Miksch Washington Frank Kleese Keota Lorence Marek Riverside Dwane Shalla Kalona Marion Stransky Wellman.
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Arvid Anderson
Crawfordsville
Washington County Beef Producers Association
Gene Stephens
Ainsworth
Marvin Bohr
Wellman
Lisle Hering
Robert Miksch
Washington
Frank Kleese
Keota
Lorence Marek
Riverside
Dwane Shalla
Kalona
Marion Stransky
Communists press on with Korea and Germany recognition moves
The article notes parallel Communist efforts to win recognition for East Germany and North Korea. It cites hijackings as leverage for negotiations, plans for a federation of Germanys, and withdrawal bids. It also reports Chou En Lai and North Korea demanding UN forces leave Korea by year end 1958 and links these moves to reunification aims through troop pullouts.
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East Germany
North Korea
United Nations
South Korea
Walter Ulbricht
West Germany
Moscow
Russia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
United States
China
Red
Chou Enlai
U.N
Russia agrees to meeting of big four foreign ministers
Russia backs a foreign ministers meeting to prep a potential East West summit, a move seen as a hopeful sign. Officials say talks may focus on agenda and participants, with July Geneva summit prospects discussed between Moscow and Washington and possibly echoed in London notes.
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Russia
Washington
U.S
Mikhail Meshikov
United Press
Paris
Llewellyn E. Thompson Jr
Moscow
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Menshikov
Nikolai Bulganin
London
Geneva
State Department
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Divers Search Kentucky River for 27 Missing After Bus Crash
Divers began probing the Big Sandy River to recover 26 children and a bus driver killed when a bus plunged 50 feet after a collision. Fourteen children escaped through an emergency door as the bus drowned downstream, with divers locating the vehicle 10 hours after the accident. Headlines tell of Goble family losses and local grief in Cow Creek as rescuers work against swift currents.
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Prestonsburg
Gobles
James B. Goble
Cow Creek
Goble
James FE
John Spencer
Anna Laura
Bill Darby
Darby
Bill Leedy
Sugar Loaf
Regents Promise Study On Oakdale Transfer
Waverly Iowa UP The Iowa Board of Regents president pledged a thorough investigation into charges that 30 tuberculosis patients from Glenwood State School were refused admission to Oakdale Sanatorium He noted lack of Oakdale facilities for mentally retarded patients and would consult Dr Spear the regents and the Board of Centre as needed The medical director at Glenwood Dr Frank Jacobson criticized the board saying Glenwood had no facilities for TB patients and cited a recent death of a Glenwood patient Jacobson claimed the regents refused admission while Hagemann said there was only a general discussion with no concrete proposal He indicated Oakdale could not housing such patients and that Spear would decide the final action The controversy also touches other state facilities with TB issues and the process involved in moving patients."
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Kenneth B. Keating
NATO
Stassen
Eisenhower
Navy
Dan Kimball
Joint
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Congress
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Kimball
Aerojet - General Corp
Waverly
Iowa
Iowa Board of Regent
Glenwood State School
Oakdale
Harry Hagemann
Frank Jacobson
Glenwood
Regents
Jacobson
Hagemann
Spear
Dr. Spear
Independence
Clarinda
Fort Madison
Woodward State Hospital
Woodward
Board of Control
Board of Regents
State Health Department
Warn Teenagers About Dangers of Amateur Rocketry
Chicago report notes precocious teenagers testing potentially lethal rockets and fuels. National Safety Council urges a ban on amateur experiments citing extreme danger, unsupervised projects, and higher risks than fireworks.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Loveless Urges Water Rights Truce for Iowa
Gov. Herschel C. Loveless asks the Iowa Natural Resources Council and the State Conservation Commission to form subcommittees within a week to reach a water use agreement. The Conservation Commission may seek court clarification on water rights and opposes stream water use for irrigation. If no deal, they should propose legislative changes.
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Des Moines
Herschel C. Loveless
Iowa Natural Resources Council
State Conservation Commission
Iowa
The
Conservation Commission
State Supreme Court
the Resources Council
Loveless
H. Garland Hershey
Iowa City
George W. Jeck
Spirit Lake
Grace Dautremont Injured in Cedar Rapids Auto Crash
Miss Grace Dautremont a Riverside resident and Van Horn school teacher was injured in a head on collision in Cedar Rapids Friday at 4 30 p m She is hospitalized at Mercy Hospital with facial cuts and possible skull fracture.
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Riverside
Grace Dautremont
van Horn
Cedar Rapids
Miss Dautremont
Mercy Hospital
Weather outlook for Iowa: light snow diminishes tonight
Occasional light snow diminishing to flurries tonight with colder lows from 18 to 28 degrees. Sunday brings little temperature change with a high near 25 and a low around 35. Cloudy conditions persist into Monday with little temperature change.
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Iowa
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