European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 17, 1958, Darmstadt, Hesse                                October 1958 the stars and stripes economic woes termed major Factor in Michigan vote economic woes the key to the Michigan on Voten will decide whom to Ife Ough the unemployment situation has improvement it is a big Point Between democratic Williams and the Man who is to unseat Republican Paul a october tabulation showed were More than 14 per of the states work this com sees with in Host of the unemployment was in the improvement has been due to 1956 Model and Auto say things will get progressively utter if the new cars sell Well has entered his Campaign for a sixth consecutive term on charges that fat silent Eisenhower and Republican pol Are responsible for the workers unquestionably the greatest vote getter in Michigan is aiming at another democratic sweep to bolster his Hopes for the presidential nomination in since last Williams has Ham mered at the theme that the hundreds of thousands with flattened pocketbooks and a backlog of rent and food Bills owe their troubles to Eisenhower and his policy Hes fond of talking about the Eisen Hower in a counter Bagwell has told michigander they Are reaping the Harvest of 10 years of Bagwell says the governor has been hos tile to business and partial to Union he says this has lost the state fac mostly to its Between 1933 and in Union labor is personified by Walter United Auto work ers a potent Williams ally and target of Many republicans Charles Republican bidding for is caught in the William Bagwell a kind of in Nocent bystander handicapped by the 7 position on the if Williams effectively pins the fault on the Republican Potter probably will go Down the the most interesting figure in the Campaign is a 45yearold Michigan state University speech professor who stepped Forward to take the gop nomination nobody else a Friendly Bagwell quit a a year Job to make the try against staggering political Odds and in the face of personal Twenty seven years he suffered a football injury that was followed by polio and partial paralysis in both he still walks with a his reeling from a series of crush ing was defeatist and on it pulled the lowest primary vote in modern gop with tireless a ready hand shake and an articulate Bagwell has infused Hope and a new measure of cohesion into Michigan the fact remains that he is up against the Al time democratic Champ in Mich handsome 47year old heir to a toiletries is making a typical whirlwind Effort from 6 am until late at he has wrung hands at fac tory shopping centers and Union shoved into the 41 year old double amputee with u years in has a real fight on his potters opponent is lieutenant Philip a personable attorney and protege of his classmate in Law school like his gop father of eight children and part owner of the Detroit tigers baseball played a backseat what ails us poet Frost Needles world Washington i Dulles is seen facing each crisis to and said they taking Over his new a climatic turning dont indicate a decline in Amer Fri Library of Congress poetry brinkmanship Thoy Call ican culture because we arise out paraphrasing one of his own j of he said two roads separate Over said he recently complained the world lbs too much on the basis of Yob know the 83yearold pulitzer prize Alao had wry passing com involving such diverse As diplomatic and Over again As you wander through the and probably whatever Way you go youll be said a scholarly met a former football player who he admitted to his advanced writ ing course at Amherst because the student had scored four of live touchdowns one snowy Day against unreadable modern Friend told him recently that the j Williams opinion of ancient to and if Tongue carefully placed ii Ehe irk much of the chatted Frith newsmen in the Library of Gingrass Woodrow Ira one the personal the Ute president tilled Wal it that line the new englander look Ming Blue High made shoes and a kindly the librarian of Ruth to Fard sat beside 1 Mac smally repeating slightly deaf poet called him my hearing ocum conference told that he and president bomb Hewer were holding news May trenches at the tame Frost rocked bark in his to fair and clicked his shoes to further int that he to say something to him about Aat when i tee i at said he didst expect that to be ancient greeks knew Frost said he told his Plato was All the he was just As interesting As anybody Frost he is now somewhere Way up in the wandering River starts intramural Border War by Holis North american newspaper Alliance Omaha not All order Dis Putes involve nations these a Lively one is under Vay Between Nebraska and and although commissions have been formed to Settle the argument they Arent making much the meandering Missouri River which separates the two states is the cause of the during the 80odd years of state the River has wandered Back students take an ant Homework walk 1 never have been the familiar of he explained so Eyre Busy froth mid one of his big jobs poetry privately in towed finding a Way to out and encourage the beat if american to who to fee not just somebody who Man you know on poetry said problem afflicted the whole human race in All matters Tad Mankind needs to do a Lite master of Clear obscure modern poetry is torn All that stuff Doest to a no one reads it its a Little crowd that plays Garnet prom said he was working on a Book of poems tentatively in tilled the great he wrote poetry in he Eaid if were an artist and had a tout if us Titu Dio id never itt have lady Frost also made these observe presidential taste he the a sunday paint told him his favorite work in 0tt White House was a portrait of William Howard Taft by Anders he said the president looked at the picture and asked where does he get a that Light said of state John Foster Rankin High school juniors walk out of Cui utes in protect Aga hut history teacher Thomas Bodge a they gave them too much claimed it took them four hours a Rodgers said the average student could do the work in 40 the teacher finally to Cut Homework if the 88 juniors returned to their photo soviets cheap metals cause concern Washington up the soviet a big producer of minerals and May be try ing to drive Down free Market prices of these that the speculation of offi i the Bureau of which recently reported that rus Sia now ranks second Only to the As a producer and consumer of most minerals and the Bureau said the communist bloc has been steadily increasing both the number and quantities of metals and minerals it offers in world besides its traditional exports of plat Asbestos and rus Sia now trades 35 other minerals and an even greater num Ber Are traded within the communist within the free about 75 per cent of soviet production is sent to West great Brit Italy and value of soviet foreign Mineral Trade in plus exports billion at the rigged rate of four rubles to each Amer icon Bureau of mines officials said that Many of the soviet exports comprise Only a Small share of the but added this observation even relatively Small soviet shipments on such items As alumni tin and particularly when injected at a lower Dis locate established free world Trade it added that Russia May be try ing to depress prices because she must buy substantial imports of Mineral Sand metals from other communist the Price they charge has a relationship to the free world Market the Bureau the soviet Union has recently offered three highly competitive tin and on world yet Russia must import raw materials from other countries to do and Forth across a flood Plain Sev eral Miles the River Banks were designated As the original Boundary Between the but every time the River has wandered or changed its course it has left some of Iowa on the Nebraska Side of the River or some of Nebraska in one of the most valuable pieces of Iowa on the Nebraska Side of the River is Carter a Vil Lage of Carter still Iowa found itself on the Nebraska Side of the River about 60 years ago when a flood caused a major Changa in the Rivers Thorn in the Side Carter Lake is a Thorn in the Side of a City of the Village is located with in the Omaha City and per sons wishing to reach the Omaha municipal Airport from downtown must drive right by it what troubles the nebraskans most is that when Omahana want to do a Little after hours gambling they go to Carter Ter Omaha authorities say that Iowa authorities Are lax in enforcing the Law in Carter stabilization of the Missouri River by the corps of engineers in the multimillion Dollar Missouri Basin development program has brought up the subject of reestablishing the an area of several Hundred acres of excellent Duck and geese Hunt ing land upriver from known As de Soto is slated to become a waterfowl the engineers will Cut a Channel across a Loop in the thereby creating a Large this Loop is now in but after the Channel is the Sanctuary will be on the or Side of the Victor Anderson of Nebraska has suggested that the Center line of the River be the Many Lowans oppose As it would place Carter Lake in be if the two states Boundary commissions can agree by the first of the their recommendations will go to the two Legislatures for although Iowa and Nebraska certainly will do a Good Deal of wrangling before reaching a Deci All concerned Are Happy to see the corps of engineers tie Down the Muddy Nightcap storm Iowa up circles club at Buena Vista col lege decided to try again to get student Caps with appropriate lettering for the schools Homecoming the student club or dered several Hundred Caps with for Buena Vista lettered on the Caps arrived with the Caps Reading