Soviet Troops To Leave Poland Soon
Premier Jozef Cyrankiewicz told the Sejm that all Russian troops in Poland would return to Warsaw Pact bases within two days and that Polish matters would be handled exclusively by Poland. He described continued friendship with the USSR while asserting Poland would chart its own path toward socialism and maintain order amid regional upheaval.
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Warsaw
Jozef Cyrankiewicz
Poland
Cyrankiewicz
Sejm
Hungary
Polish Communist Party
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Gomulka
Russia
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Soviet Union
Tito
City Urges Residents Not To Burn Leaves On Streets
Washington officials remind residents that burning leaves on paved streets is prohibited by city ordinance. Citizens are asked to find alternative locations to burn the fall leaf accumulation and help keep streets clear.
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Washington
Three Chicago People Killed in Auto Crash
In Naperville Illinois a car ran a red light and struck a semi driven by Dwayne C Schmidt. The collision killed Eugene A Lyles John A Scott and Ann Edwards all from Chicago. Driver David Blackburn was injured and likely charged with reckless homicide. Schmidt was arrested on involuntary manslaughter charges.
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Naperville, Ill
Dwayne C. Schmidt
Lisbon
Iowa
Schmidt
Eugene A. Lyles
John A. Scott
Ann Edwards
Chicago
David Blackburn
High School Students Plan UNICEF Door to Door Drive
Washington high school pupils under the Washington Council of Churches led by Ed Hutchcroft will conduct a Halloween UNICEF drive on October 31. Youths assemble at 6 30 p m and begin porchlight canvassing from 7 to 8 p m then return to the YMCA to tally results.
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Washington
United Nations Children’s Fund
Unicef
Washington Council of Churches
Ed Hutchcroft
YMCA
Neighbors Pick Corn for Dale Cole Aid
Good neighbors gathered to harvest 60 acres of corn for Dale Cole six miles northeast of town. Nine cornpickers with farm equipment completed the work while neighbors served a noon meal. Dale Cole, ill and hospitalized in Iowa City, and his family expressed gratitude for the community effort.
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William and Erwin Wulf
Gregory Smith
C. W. Rademaker
Keith Hardy
Jim Peiffer
C. C. Rothlisberger
Charley Wiley
Bernard Reed
Raymond Hammen
Bert Wells
Raymond Bonar
Paul Mayer
Charles Swift
Leroy Hammen
John W. Cherry
Leslie Miller
Mac Wallace
Jack Peiffer
Harold Anderson
Joe Schantz
Wesley Lavely
S. W. Augustine
Duane Crossett
Clive Gray
Don Brown
Leroy Krueger
J. H. Koehler
Merle Warner
Lloyd Augustine
Cloyce Stewart
Charles Wiley
Pearl Gottshall
Ben Schantz
Maurice Meyer
Leona Peiffer
Nettie Miller
Nellie Juzeler
Martial Crossett
Erwin Wulf
Barbara Warner
Bobby Cole
Iowa City
Cole
Richard and
Douglas
U.S. Air Force
Bobby
Eisenhower Announces Three One-Day Campaign Trips
President Eisenhower will make three one-day campaign swings to six cities in five states next week. Five speeches at airports in Florida and Virginia and Dallas and Oklahoma City, plus a nationwide radio TV address from Philadelphia. A women’s nationwide TV appearance via CBS is planned for today.
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Eisenhower
White House
Miami
Jacksonville
Fla
Richmond
Dallas
Tex
Oklahoma City
Convention Hall
Philadelphia
James C. Hagerty
Columbia Broadcasting System
Florida
Southwest
Europe
Hagerty
Madison Square Garden
New York City
NBC
Walter Reed Hospital
Wisconsin Holds 277 Thousand Acres In State Forests
The state of Wisconsin manages 277440 acres of forest land across its public holdings. This large estate supports conservation, recreation, and timber resources for the region.
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Wisconsin
Kefauver Slams Ike foreign policy at Mason City rally
Senator Estes Kefauver charged the Eisenhower administration with either a monstrous fraud in foreign affairs or failure to face international realities. He told a high school audience that U S alliances are cracking and cited Cyprus Suez Kashmir Burma Formosa Korea and Algeria as trouble spots. He urged recognition of deteriorating prestige and warned against rose tinted views.
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Mason City
Iowa
Estes Kefauver
Eisenhower
United States
Kefauver
Dulles
Cyprus
Suez
Kashmir
Burma
Formosa
Korea
Algeria
Tax Group Reports Sharp Iowa Property Tax Rise and Factors
Iowa's Property tax bill rose to 264 million dollars in 1956 from 142 million in 1948, an 86 percent increase. The study found farm property taxed at 29.9 percent of market value, low priced property overburdened, and wide county valuation disparities, with no recommendations.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Leo A. Hoegh
Nagy Returns to Power Amid Hungarian Civil War
The Hungarian Communist regime called in Soviet troops to crush a revolt that turned violent. Popular leader Imre Nagy returned as premier, ordered martial law, and urged a cease fire by 2 p.m. to spare rebels from trial.
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Vienna
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Nagy
Budapest
Radio
Earthquake Hits Managua Nicaragua Spreads Panic
A strong quake struck Managua at 8 45 a m sending 115000 residents fleeing outdoors. Early reports show no fatalities. Nearby Espadillo hillock erupted with sulfur clouds while Mateare cottages burned and burned.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Espadillo
Mateare
Clinton racer killed in 100 mph crash on US 30
Oscar S. Blount, 37, of Clinton, was killed early today when his car struck a bridge abutment on US 30 during a stock car race. Coroner L O Riggert said speeds reached about 90 to 100 mph as Blount led the field before the fatal impact near De Witt. The recovery follows a plan born after a Clinton tavern visit by Blount and three other stock car racers.
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Clinton
Iowa
Oscar S. Blount
L. O. Riggert
Blount
US 30
Riggert
de Witt
Restitution by Hodge Falls Short of Embezzled Amount
Springfield Illinois. State Auditor Lloyd Morey reports Orville E Hodge will pay restitution between 200000 and 300000 less than the total embezzled. He stole about 300000 more than the 637000 he was imprisoned for. Audit shows Hodge thefts total 1447212 leaving a state loss of 900527 including 882722 from phony checks and 17805 from unclaimed funds.
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Springfield
Orville E. Hodge
Lloyd Morey
Morey
Hodge
John S. Rendleman
Farm Receipts Hit Record High as 1956 Revenue Grows
The Agriculture Department reports 1956 nine month farm marketings reached about 20.2 billion dollars, up nearly 2 percent from 1955. Livestock receipts rose slightly while crop receipts climbed 3 percent due to higher vegetable and fruit income, offsetting tobacco and soy bean declines.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Stevenson Defies Eisenhower On End Of H Bomb Tests
Adlai E. Stevenson told 18,000 at Madison Square Garden that ending H-bomb tests would boost peace power and national strength. He argued the United States would keep retaliatory capability, pursue balanced defense, and remain stronger, not weaker, while calling Democrats best friends of American business in New York rally.
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New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
United States
Madison Square Garden
Richard M. Nixon
Stevenson
Russia
Democratic Party
GOP
GOP Is the ‘“‘Party of Business
America
Eisenhower Eyes Poland Aid If Poles Seek Help
President Eisenhower suggested the United States could provide aid to Poland if the Polish people request it and pursue independence from Moscow. Democratic challenger Adlai Stevenson urged UN action if Soviet pressure continues. Officials began a study on needed aid, depending on Poland’s trade with Russia. Dulles to outline policy in Dallas address.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U.S
Poland
Moscow
United States
Adlai E. Stevenson
New York
Stevenson
United Nations
U.N
Russia
John Foster Dulles
Dallas
Tex
World Affairs Council
Europeans Murdered as Rioters Strike Meknes
In Meknes Morocco infuriated Moslems killed 27 Europeans and wounded 25 others amid protests over the French arrest of Algerian leaders. Mob violence damaged European quarters, and several families were attacked including a French couple killed with hatchets.
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Rabat
Morocco
Meknes
Tunis
France
Tunisia
Algeria
Liberation Army
Si Abdelem
Iowa Considers Des Moines Site for Atomic Research Center
Gov. Hoegh says the University of Iowa is among seven universities under study for a new Atomic Energy Commission research center aimed at industrial atomic power. A decision is not expected until early next year. Negotiations have been ongoing for eight or nine months with Sen. Hickenlooper and others involved in confidential talks.
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Hoegh
Sen
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Herschel Loveless
Hickenlooper
Atomic Energy Commission
Five Day Iowa Weather Sketch From United Press
Cloudy and slightly warmer tonight then Thursday turning cloudy and colder with scattered showers and strong northerly winds. Lows 40s north and east, low 50s southwest. Thursday highs near 50 northwest and low 60s southeast. Friday partly cloudy and cool. Temperatures average near normal in the northwest to 3 to 6 degrees above in the southeast through Monday with rain totaling about one half inch in the northwest and about one quarter inch elsewhere Thursday and Sunday.
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United Press
Iowa
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