Dulles Urges Patience in Suez Row with Egypt
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said Egypt is likely to accept interdependence obligations if the West exercises patience over the Suez Canal dispute. He warned against drastic measures and noted UN Security Council actions as a path to a just solution.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Egypt
Suez Canal
Dulles
United Nations Security Council
Suez
U.N
U.S
Cape of Good Hope
Dulles Defends Milton Eisenhower in Argentina Work
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles rebutted Adlai Stevenson's charge that Milton Eisenhower aided Peron in Argentina. He argued Milton Eisenhower's 1953 Latin America mission was constructive and defended overall U S relations with Peron, noting changes under the Eisenhower administration and restoration of press freedoms.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Presiden Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Juan Peron
Argentina
Dulles
Milton S. Eisenhower
Peron
Stevenson
Miami
Fla
Latin America
America
Eisenhower
Milton Eisenhower
State Department
la Prensa
Jordan's Legion Counter Attacks Israeli Raid
Arab Legion forces launched a dawn counter attack as Israel pressed in during the night with heavy fighting. Casualties were reported by both sides with Jordanian tolls between 21 and 50 and Israeli losses around five dead and nine wounded. The UN sought urgent consultations as Maj Gen Burns traveled to the scene to aid observers. Israel warned that attacks on its soil would not be tolerated and pledged border peace if Jordan halted raids.
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Jerusalem
Jordan
Arab Legion
Israel
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
New York
Albert Grant
Grant
Batir
Wadi Fukin
Bashan
E.L.M. Burns
U.N
Dan Gov
Stevenson Attacks Ike Over Farm Policy in Florida
Adlai E Stevenson fired back at President Eisenhower in Jacksonville charging loose administration on the soil bank and accusing Republicans of playing politics with farm aid. He noted omissions in the Peoria speech and questioned Ezra Benson’s stance while vowing to expose administration handling of farm stabilization funds. He was set to fly to Kansas City for a Truman introduction at a rally.
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Adlai
Ike
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Adlai E. Stevenon
Eisenhower
Soil Bank
Stevenson
Roger Tubby
Milton Eisenhower
Albert Nufer
Peoria
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Benson
Seil Bank
Benson
Miami
Kansas City
Truman
Ed Hills Donate Flag To Lake Darling Youth Center
Tom English reports the Lake Darling Youth Center received a large American flag donated by Mr and Mrs Ed Hill of Washington in memory of their son Staff Sergeant Herbert Hill killed overseas. The flag replaces a tattered banner the center hoped to replace.
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Tom English
Lake Darling
Ed Hill
Washington
Herbert Hill
Youth Center
English
Survey Signals County Industry Growth in 1955 Output
Washington County shows a 26.5 percent rise in value added by manufacturing in 1955 based on a Federal Census of Manufactures. Local plants employed 547 people with a payroll of 1.513 million dollars, contributing 3.154 million in value added to the national economy.
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New York
Washington County
U.S. Department of Commerce
Department of Commerce
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
America
Moose Lodge Plans Parade Floats At Iowa Convention
Washington's Moose Lodge and Women of the Moose will field two parade floats at the 43rd Iowa State Moose Association convention in Iowa City this weekend. The Washington High School marching band directed by Melvin Hill will also perform in the parade at 4 p.m. Saturday.
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Washington
Moose Lodge
Women of the Moose
Iowa State Moose Association
Iowa City
Washington High School
Melvin Hill
City Moose
Moose
Delmar Woman Killed in Two Car Collision
Mrs. A. P. Beck 68 died in a two car crash about 3 miles west of Delmar at the U.S. 61 Iowa 136 intersection. Her husband 70 was hospitalized at Maquoketa. Teens Gary Ogburn 16 Calamus and Robert Olson 16 Isomound were also injured.
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Delmar
Iowa
A. P. Beck
Here
U.S. 61
Iowa 136
Polio Strikes Verona Family as Five Suffer Mild Case
In Verona North Dakota Mrs Albert Cox watches four of eleven children who are well while seven year old polio patient is hospitalized in Fargo Eva Cox 17 was rushed to St Luke s hospital 80 miles away Doctors call cases mild and not paralytic Parents credit Salk vaccine for milder outcome as they juggle farm chores and hospital visits.
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Verona
N.D
Albert Cox
Pole
Cox
Eva
St. Luke's Hospital
Fargo
Harry Orme
1955 Injury Toll From Motor Vehicle Accidents
In 1955 two million two hundred fifty eight thousand people suffered injuries in motor vehicle accidents nationwide, marking a high level of traffic harm for the year.
Loveless to Speak in Wellman During Turkey Day
Ottumwa Democrat Herschel Loveless as gubernatorial candidate will speak at 11 a.m. Saturday in Wellman town park during the Turkey Day celebration. Other Democrats, including Ronald Bramhall of the First District, will attend.
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Herschel Loveless
Ottumwa
Wellman
Wellman Town Park
Ronald Bramhall
Congress
Brothers Confess Damaging Churches
Two brothers aged 7 and 11 confessed to causing about 83 dollars in damage during vandalism at two churches, Ames Methodist Church and Beechwood Chapel, including arson, break in, and theft of small items. They offered no reason for the acts.
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Pittsburgh
Ames Methodist
Beechwood
Plymouth Brethren
Beechwood Chapel
R. L. Meclvany
Rev H Lee Jacobs to Speak at Retirement Home Open House
Reverend H Lee Jacobs of the Mayflower Home in Grinnell will lead a discussion on Retirement Homes as part of the open house at the Washington Retirement Home on South Iowa Avenue Thursday afternoon. Open house starts 1 30 p m with discussion at 2 30 p m transportation help offered by the Journal office.
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H. Lee Jacobs
Mayflower
Grinnell
Washington Retirement Home
Iowa Avenue
Journal Office
Big Bend National Park Vast Park Encompasses 707000 Acres
Big Bend National Park in west Texas spans more than 707000 acres of rugged mountains and deep canyons, offering expansive desert scenery.
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Big Bend National Park
West Texas
Iowa Diversified Tax Plan Highlighted by Study Panel
Iowa relies more on local property taxes and state sales and gas taxes than the national average, with corporate income taxes well below the national average. The report notes Iowa's broad tax mix and cites a regressive sales tax and a near-average individual income tax, informing 1957 legislative actions.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Indiana
Washington
Nebraska
Big Tax Lien Filed Against Rodin Novelty Co
Tax liens totaling 846000, one of the state's largest, were filed against Rodin Novelty Co and owners in Woodbury County. Liens cover 1943 to 1952 for the company 406000, against David and Idell Rodin and their children Sidney and Arlene, and a 8000 lien for the Rodin children for 1948 to 1952.
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Sioux City
Rodin Novelty Co
Woodbury County Recorders Office
Internal Revenue Service
David
Idell Rodin
Sidney
Arlene Rodin
David Rodin
Rodin
Former Des Moines resident Provance dies after illness
Riley L. Provance 63 of Des Moines and former Washington resident died at 9 15 am Tuesday at the Veterans Hospital Des Moines after months of poor health. He served in World War I and worked 45 years for Rock Island railroad. Funeral plans include Masonic rites Friday at Hamilton Funeral Home and graveside at Elm Grove Cemetery in Washington. He is survived by his widow Hannah Harvey two sisters and three brothers.
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Riley L. Provance
Des Moines
Washington
Veteran's Hospital
Hamilton Funeral Home
Ninth and Grand
Elm Grove Cemetery
Mr. Provance
Trenton
Laura Haney
David Provance
U.S. Navy
Hannah Harvey
Provance
Rock Island Railroad
Ottumwa
Shrine
Helen Cloved
Blakesburg
Edith Schroeder
Muscatine
Harley
Stanford, Ill
Hugh
van Nuys
Calif
Ivan
Joplin
Marion
Proposal to landscape Central Park with parking space
A joint meeting of the city council city plan commission and city park board discussed a Central Park landscaping plan adding parking while keeping the fountain band stand and most trees. No action was taken as the plan commission will handle it and the park board opposed changes. The board also opposed locating the new Washington pool in Sunset Park, a project the plan commission had earlier. Bonds for the pool were approved at a recent election.
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City Council
City Plan Commission
City Park Board
Central Park
Washington
Sunset Park
Full Income Parity Is GOP Aim At Peoria
President Eisenhower told about 10 000 at Bradley University fieldhouse Peoria Ill that Democrats politicked with farm problems and Republicans seek full income parity to secure a farmer s share in the marketplace He urged 90 percent parity as mockery and deceit and tied price declines after World War II to Democratic policy while recalling Kasson speech from 1952 and pledging to keep working for a free agriculture.
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Peoria
Ill
Eisenhower
Bradley University
Midwest
Illinois
Washington
Kasson
Kasson, Minn
Nixon Calls For Slow Integration
Vice President Richard M. Nixon urged gradual, evolutionary compliance with the Supreme Court school integration ruling. He cautioned against extremes, said attitudes must change, and praised some Southern leaders while warning civil rights should not become political football. Nixon, recovering from laryngitis, planned stops in Springfield Missouri and Kansas City Kansas.
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NIXON
Richard M. Nixon
Supreme Court
Houston
Tex
Springfield
Kansas City
Kan
Louisville
Weather Outlook from United Press Iowa
Generally fair tonight and Thursday with lows in the 50s north and 60s south. Thursday highs in the upper 80s to lower 90s. Friday partly cloudy and cooler. Five day forecast shows 48 degrees above normal with normal highs 68 north 72 south and lows 45 north 48 south. Cooler Friday or Saturday warmer Sunday with light or no precipitation.
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United Press
Iowa
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