Stevenson Attacks Eisenhower Dulles Over Suez Policy
Adlai E. Stevenson charged the Eisenhower administration with dereliction and falsehoods in foreign policy, singling out the Suez Crisis. He blamed U S leaders for misleading the public, warned of Communist gains in Asia and the Middle East, and contrasted official optimism with mounting tensions. He spoke to about 4 000 in Cincinnati and planned a Notre Dame visit.
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Adlai_ E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Suez
Stevenson
GOP
Soviet
Russia
Middle East
Europe
Asia
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Theodore W. Hesburgh
University
UC unveils device to predict piling sinking in clay
University of California researchers develop a rod with four vanes to forecast how far pilings will sink in clay soils. The new system aims to replace the costly trial method of sinking piles and testing loads to measure settlement.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Nixon Rests Before Final Campaigning
Vice President Richard M. Nixon takes a weekend breather after a 28 000 mile two major campaign tour. He resumes campaigning Monday for a two week swing and criticizes Adlai Stevenson for proposing halting H bomb tests.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Baltimore
Adlai Stevenson
Pat
Nixons
Timonium Fairgrounds
Hoegh Cites Progress Made During His Term As Governor
Knoxville Iowa Gov Leo A Hoegh touted a record of quick sanction and achievement for Iowa farmers. He accused Democrats of discrediting the farm record and offered no real program besides political gain. His listed accomplishments include extended soil bank participation time drought designation for 35 counties and extra credit and grazing privileges for farmers in those counties.
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Knoxville
Iowa
Leo A. Hoegh
Hoegh
Soil Bank
Washington High Quartets Compete for All State Honor
Two Washington High School vocal quartets traveled to Iowa City to vie among 77 quartets in the all state tryouts. Winners in Division I earn a place in Des Moines's 1000 voice choir for Thanksgiving weekend at Kant Theater. Participants include Charlotte Berry Roberta Wiley Gordon Morris Rich ard Winga and Wanda Blattner Sue Conner Dick Horak Steve Jones with Robert Ferrell directing.
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Washington
Iowa City
Kant Theater
Des Moines
Charlotte Berry
Roberta Wiley
Gordon Morris
Richard Winga
Wanda Blattner
Sue Conner
Dick Horak
Steve Jones
Robert Ferrell
Methodists Observe Laymen's Sunday Here
Laymen from the First Methodist Church will lead the Sunday worship service with Bill Hammer as chairman and speakers Dr. A C Peterson Charles Morris and E D Morrison Jr. The theme is Our Cherished Freedoms and the church participates with 45000 other Methodist churches in Laymen's Sunday. The Board of Lay Activities promotes the program.
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First Methodist Church
Bill Hammer
A. C. Peterson
Charles Morris
E. D. Morrison, Jr
Board of
The
Methodist Church
Hodge Scandal May Bring Revision In U. S. Banking Laws
In Chicago Senator Fulbright wraps a 10 day hearing on the Orville Hodge embezzlement calling for federal banking law revision. The probe also links bankers with political campaigns and notes Stratton and Wright testimonies. Wright said Hodge asked help to cover up and warned of GOP losses if protected.
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Chicago
J. William Fulbright
Orville Hodge
Arkansas Democrats
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
William G. Stratton
Hodge
Fulbright
Warren Wright
Wright
Stratton
GOP
Junior High Party At YM This Evening
The Junior Hi Y ers will hold a party at the Washington YMCA tonight from 7 15 to 9 30 p m. The event features dancing and games and is open to all junior high students. Y membership will be discussed during the evening.
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Washington
Eisenhower Eyes Bulganin Reply on Draft and Tests
President Eisenhower prepared a reply to a new Soviet proposal from Premier Bulganin as he travels toward Washington. He sought a stance on disarmament and a ban on further hydrogen bomb tests tied to international inspection, while Adlai Stevenson criticized the draft and tests as political issues.
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Los Angeles
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevens
Washington
Nicolai Bulganin
Bulgaria
Bulganin
Stevenson
Hollywood Bowl
Hollywood Rowl
Reds Threaten to Use Troops If Demonstrations Continue
Warsaw reports indicate Polish workers staging sitdown strikes in support of liberal leaders led by Gomulka. 15,000 to 20,000 workers at Zeran auto works joined the protest as Soviet leaders Krushchev and delegation left Warsaw.
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Warsaw
Poland
Khrushchev
Zeran
Wladislaw Gomulka
Paris
Monde
Germany
le Monde
Philippe Ben
Gomulka
Central Committee
V.M. Molotov
Anastas Mikoyan
Lazar Kaganovich
Edward Ochab
Moscow
Ochab
Loveless Attacks Hoegh Over Service Tax Stand
Democratic candidate Loveless accused Gov Hoegh of flipping on a proposed 2 percent tax on services during a TV appearance. He noted Hoegh previously supported the tax since 1955 and cited recent remarks saying the governor opposed it. Hoegh responded at a Decorah rally pledging to keep the administration’s record straight and opposing any service tax while seeking sales tax return.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Herschel Loveless
Leo A. Hoegh
Hoegh
Loveless
Dept. 14
Milwaukee Railroad proposes halting two passenger trains
Notice posted at the Milwaukee depot states the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific Railroad plans to permanently discontinue passenger trains 25 and 26 between Sabula Iowa and the south line of Iowa. Objections must be filed with the Iowa State Commerce Commission by November 3 1956.
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Washington
Milwaukee
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Co
Sabula
Iowa
South Line
Kansas City
Chicago
Dick Ross
Chamber of Commerce Legislative Committee
Harry Levy
Everett Meeker
John M. Ropes
Iowa State Commerce Commission
Statehouse
Des Moines
Milwaukee Railroad
Hamburg Man Killed In Accident On County Road
Hamburg, Iowa. Miller Payne Jr., 56, died when his car left the road, overturned, and burned about 10 miles northwest of Hamburg. Coroner cannot determine if death was from injuries or fire. The burning car was seen by a Burlington train crew who alerted the Hamburg station agent and Sheriff Al Christopher. It was the county's fifth traffic death of the year.
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Sidney
Iowa
Miller Payne Jr
Hamburg
Here
Payne
Missouri River
Ralph Lovelady
Burlington
al Christopher
Bulganin’s Note May Renew Soviet H-Bomb Ban Talks
Soviet Premier Bulganin sent a new note to President Eisenhower suggesting a renewed push for a ban on nuclear tests. The message arrived at the State Department days before Election Day, with no public details disclosed.
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Bulganin
Washington
Nikolai Bulganin
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
Stevenson
Bulgarin
State Department
Department
Fisenhower
Andrei M. Ledovski
John Foster Dulles
Ledovski
Dulles
Man Receives Ticket After Car Demolished by Mover
In Norwich Connecticut Peter Sierpinski parked near a fire hydrant. A second vehicle struck and demolished his car prompting a traffic ticket despite the damage not being his fault.
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Norwich
Conn
Peter Sierpinski
Washington High Marching Band Performs Kiddie Capers Show
Washington Ot tumwa football game at Case Field featured the Washington High School marching band halftime show titled Kiddie Capers. The band opened with London Bridge and formed a bridge with baton twirlers, then cradle, star, and clock formations while playing well known nursery tunes. The finale used Pop Goes the Weasel as the band exited the field.
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Washington
Washington-Ottumwa
Case Field
London Bridge
Community Chest Drive Opens Monday October 22
Community Chest drive begins Monday October 22 as United Fund workers visit homes. The article urges a welcoming approach, noting solicitors are common citizens volunteering to aid the community. It emphasizes treating fund workers with respect and applying the Golden Rule in giving.
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United. Fund
Community Chest
United Fund
Bride's Wedding Night Sealed Cancer News with Secret
Cher rie Lee Jay married her childhood sweetheart on Wednesday in Oklahoma City while doctors prepared to reveal she had bone cancer. Friday morning Dr Rountree amputated her right leg near the hip to try to halt the spread as tests showed cancer confined to the bone. The bride rests well with her husband Larry Jay at her side.
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Oklahoma City
Cherrie Lee Jay
Larry Jay
Fort Jackson
S.C
Cherrie
Jay
C. R. Reantree
Wisconsin Parks and Forests Network Counts
Wisconsin lists 29 state parks and 7 state forests in its official resource tally. The counts reflect the state’s protected areas system and guide visitors planning outdoor recreation. Local agencies and the Department of Natural Resources maintain the sites and facilities for public use.
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Wisconsin
Weather Outlook Iowa: Cool Night, Mild Sunday and Week Ahead
UNITED PRESS IOWA reports fair conditions tonight with lows from 35 to 45 degrees varying by region. Sunday looks fair and warmer in the west and north with highs in the 70s, followed by partly cloudy mild conditions Monday.
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United Press
Iowa
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