Cass County Fair 4-H Winners Contend In Livestock Shows
Grand champion 4-H production litter exhibited by Douglas Dimig from Atlantic. Steffens earns reserve with Hampshire hogs weighing 2,220 pounds total and daily gain 1.04. Kerkman family dominates 4-H sheep showing with grand champion market lamb and showmanship wins. Duroc hogs and dairy horse events noted along with upcoming 4-H and FFA breeding heifers judging and Queen of Conservation contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duree
Dimig
Grove H.O.T
Steffens
Hampshire
Franklin Victory Farmers Club
Ewine
Amer
Bomsie Kerkman
Norval Kerkman
Victoria Victors Club
Suffolk Shrop Lambs
Miss Kerkman
Patty
Janice
Massena
Bill Wiechman
Clarence Wiechman
Kerkman
Young Wiechman
Victoria Club
David Searf
Robert Searf
Bear Grove Club
Gary Wiechmann
Allen Henderson
Jerry Wedemeyer
Galen Becker
Kathy Wedemeyer
Jim Admer
Dale Witzman
FFA
Queen of Conservation
David Scarf
Atlantic Ffa
Cass County
Henderson and Lilienthal Shine in FFA Swine Show at Cass County Fair
Allan Henderson and Carl Lilienthal led a strong FFA swine display with grand and reserve champions in market pigs and production litters. LaVerne Ackerman captured reserve champion production litter while also earning multiple ribbons in market pig and pen of three classes. The event highlighted top daily gains and multiple blue ribbons across hogs, with Scarf winning FFA sheep show honors and other youths earning awards in beef and dairy divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Henderson
Carl Lilienthal
Atlantic Ffa
FFA
Cass County Fair
Henderson
Harold Henderson
Wiota
Lilienthal
Atlantic
LaVerne Ackerman
Floyd Ackerman
Berkshire
Hampshire
Ackerman
Lavern Joyce
Marvin Peterson
Max Jones
Delbert Westphalen
Jones
Westphalen
Bill Pellett
Richard Kay
Alan Wiechmann
Tom Kremer
Kenneth Lawton
Larry Anderson
Tom Paterson
Guernsey
Bonnie Kerkman
Massena
Cass County
Miss Kerkman
Weather outlook sparse with scattered showers
Considerable steadiness overnight Tuesday with scattered showers. Lows in the 60s. Wednesday looks partly cloudy with highs near the 80s. Thu day forecasts remain partly cloudy and mild.
Jaycees Urged to Fight Local Segregation
Richard Headlee of Bountiful Utah president of the US Junior Chamber of Commerce urged Jaycee chapters in 50 states and D C to seek out and eliminate unfair racial situations in their communities. He spoke in Tulsa Oklahoma on Monday addressing local discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Richard Headlee
Bountiful
Utah
US Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Headlee
Jaycee
States
District of Columbia
New Hope Seen In Railroad Dispute
Washington RP reports railroads and unions meet facing deadlock over work rules. Chief negotiator Wolfe says 3 to 48 hours will show if progress is real. Wirtz chairs talks with engine crew and train crew unions as Kennedy ponders ICC involvement to avert a strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Makingress
J. F B. Wolfe
Ers
Wirtz Calla
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Senate Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Protests Over Center Funding Time Limit Extended
Rep H R Gross denounced a bill granting trustees of the National Cultural Center three more years to raise about 30 million dollars. The House approved the measure 293 to 38 and sent it to the White House. Gross warned the center would burden taxpayers citing the D C stadium as a white elephant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
H. R. Gross
National Cultural Center
House
White House
Gross
D. C. Stadium
African chiefs urged to attend U.N. General Assembly
Algerian Premier Ahmed Ben Bella urged African government chiefs to attend the next U.N. General Assembly session. He demanded an end to Portuguese colonialism and racial repression in South Africa and Rhodesia. Ben Bella spoke at a conference of U.S. African foreign ministers on Monday in Dakar, Senegal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakar
Senegal
U.N. General Assembly
Ahmed Ben Bella
Suth Africa
Southern Rhodesia
Ben Bella
Vacationing Omaha Pair Spends Week in Colorado
Nancy Lundberg and Ann Tomlinson of Omaha enjoyed a Colorado vacation last week. Miss Lundberg is visiting this week with her parent Mr and Mrs Howard F Lundberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Lundberg
Ann Tomlinson
Omaha
Colorado
Miss Lundberg
Howard F .Lundberg
Conservation Director Named In Iowa
Everett B Speaker, 56, of Des Moines, named director of the State Conservation Commission to succeed Glen G Powers who resigned. Speaker has chaired the biology section and will earn 11300 yearly. Powers moves to planning and coordination with 10500. The commission oversees 11 streams, 123 refuges, 24 artificial lakes, 72 natural lakes and 193 hunting grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Everett B
Des Mones
State Conservation Commission
Commission
Glen G. Powers
Indianola
Speaker
Powers
Towa State University
Iowa
Negro Women urged action at regional convention
Des Moines AP. Mrs. Bernice C. Lindsay of Milwaukee urged 75 women at a regional convention to identify local needs and act. She urged involvement in civil rights, manpower training, and keeping youths in school to improve families and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Central Association of Colored Women's Clubs
Bernice C. Lindsay
Milwaukee
Wis
Lindsay
Alabama students to take Bible course in required study
Alabama public school children must take a Bible course as part of the required study, though practical changes may be small. The order follows a recent U S Supreme Court ruling that barred scripture readings in class but did not prohibit Bible- study as part of the curriculum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Montgomery
Board of Education
U.S. Supreme Court
Hughes Criticizes State Health Appropriation
Gov. Harold Hughes urged action on Iowa public health funding after calling the field neglected. He noted Iowa ranks high in per capita health spending and named a nine member committee led by Dr. Franklin H. Top to select a new health commissioner, with salary obstacles discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Hughes
Edmund G. Zimmerer
Ralph H. Heeren
Franklin H. Top
Iowa City
Iowa State Board of Health
Mein Obstacles Hughes
Zimmerer
Pno
Robert C. Hardin
College of Medicine
University of Iowa
Clyde M. Berry
Iowa Public Health Association
Paul Keiser
Burlington
Burlington Hospital
Paul C. Williamson
Iowa Tuberculosis and Health Association
Bryce E. Wilson
Lowe Oe of
Osteopathic Physicians
Ad Surgeons
Madelene M. Donnelly
S. P. Leinbach
Belmond
Iowa Medical Society
Lorne Worthington
D-Lamont
House
Crash in heavy rain kills Davenport man near West Chester
Lawrence Tickel, 48, of Davenport died Monday night when his car stalled in a downpour on Highway 92 west of West Chester. Tickel and passenger Darrold Nally were attempting to push the vehicle when a following car driven by Donald Conrad of Keota struck Tickel and the stalled car. Nally and Conrad were unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Lawrence Tickel
Davenport
Tickel
Darrold Nally
Highway 92
Here
Nally
Donald Conrad
Keota
Conrad
Hungary’s Kadar Hints US Ties May Warm
Premier Janos Kadar signaled a possible thaw with the United States after talks with W. Averell Harriman in Moscow last month. He spoke at a rally in Budapest amid efforts to normalize diplomatic relations stemming from the 1956 Hungarian revolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Janos Kadar
United States
Kadar
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Weets
Moscow
Exile forces report claim capture of Cap Haitien Haiti
A circulating but unconfirmed report from Santo Domingo says Haitian exile invaders reportedly captured Cap Haitien with several towns along the north coast falling to guerrilla bands. Dominican forces were alerted and reports spoke of hundreds of well armed exiles moving from Fort Liberte toward Derac Troy and Limonade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic (Ap
Francois
Papa Doc) Duvailier
Cap Haitien
Haiti
Port Au Prince
Duvalier
Dominican Republi
Hispaniola
Juan Bosch
National Palace
Santo Domingo
Fort Liberte
Derac
Troy
Limonade
Marble toadstools stolen from Miller yard in Denver
Police seek two two feet tall marble toadstools valued at 290 each reported stolen from Ed win J. Miller’s yard on Monday in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Edwin J. Miller
Miller
Rusk and Home push Berlin guarantees in East-West talks
In Moscow, Secretary of State Rusk and British Foreign Secretary Home told Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko that NATO discussions must precede any bargaining on Khrushchev’s nonaggression proposal. They stated the United States will press for guarantees of Western interests in Berlin once talks resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Khrushchev
NATO
Dean Rusk
United States
Berlin
Rusk
Lord Home
Andrei A. Gromyko
Red
Gromyko
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Gromykov
Lenin Hills
Soviet launches 19th Cosmos satellite, unmanned research
Moscow Radio announced the Soviet Union launched another Cosmos earth satellite, an unmanned scientific vehicle, marking the 19th in the series that began on March 16, 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
Diplomatic chiefs tour quake-stricken Skopje
Chiefs of foreign diplomatic missions to Yugoslavia visited Skopje to assess the disaster impact. They toured a city now home to about 60,000 of its former 770,000 population, surveying reconstruction needs.
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Skopje
Yugoslavia
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Doug Dimig
Douglas Dimig
Joe Dimig
Dale Steffens
Walter Steffens
Viota Tiene
Richard Auerbach
Arnold Baier
Ed Narigan
Scott Kremer
Phillip Harris
Dwight Will
Doug Denham
Gilbert Peterson
Robert Scarf
Gaylord Peterson
Scarf
Peterson
FFA Lamb
New Hope
Ctu
U. S
Nellie Fulton
Lewis
Nellie F. Fulton
David
Frances E. Bales
Fulton
Bentonsport
Methodist Church
Hal Henry Fulton
Carthage
Ill
Mt. Zion
Hamlin
Eldo David Fulton
Clyde Henry Fulton
George
William Bales
A. Breeling
Grant
Dominican
Listin Diario
Dominican Republic
Cap Hiihen
NEW Cosmos
Jim Amber
Caey
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