Former Cuban banker warns of communism at county dinner
Rigoberto Areces, a Cuban refugee now linked to a Nevada bank, told about 250 at Cass County Farm Bureau’s rural urban dinner that communists are waging a global campaign against the United States. He cited Communist infiltration in colleges, U S firms, civil rights agitation, and warned of losses under Castro. He urged teaching American youth pride and faith in God.
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United States
Rigoberto Areces
Nevada
Iowa
Cass County Farm Bureau
FFA
Areces
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Florida
U. S
Iow State University
Ames
State Departmentt
United States of America
Linda Plat
Barbara Chester
Massena
Marcia Brix
Atlantic
Sue Wilkinson
Gerald McAfee
Atlantic Ffa
Jim Zeilmer
Collins Bower
William Grulke
Farm Bureau
Hog Market Report From Omaha This Week
Ronald Miller sold 38 hogs weighing 206 pounds each at Omehe Market in Omaha yesterday for a total of 15 dollars 25 cents. The sale reflects steady demand for fat hogs in the region.
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Omehe
Ronald Miller
Omaha
Unclear Weather Outlook with Mixed Snow Risk
Weather forecast shows cloudy skies into Wednesday with occasional snow or freezing drizzle east Tuesday night. Temperatures will range from lows near 18 to 28 and highs around 25 to 32, with a small chance of light snowfall later in the week.
Two Men Killed in Hamlin Car Accident
Iowa's road toll rose with seven more fatalities as a Hamlin fatal crash claimed Max August Fischer and Gary Allen Wiemann in a U.S. 71 collision near Hamlin. Separate Des Moines and Winterset incidents killed James Vaughan and Mrs. Richard B. Mellican while injuring several others.
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Iowa
James Vaughan
Earlham
Madison County
Winterset
Hamlin Bridge
Hamlin
Nishnabana
Fischer
Max August Fischer
Gary Allen Wiemann
Exire
Jack Hilsabeck
U.S. 71
Des Moines
Richard B. Mellican
Gerald Neuman
la Porte City
Mark
Rock Island
Jason Matthews American Mercury publisher dies at 77
Jason Matthews, 77, publisher of the American Mercury magazine and a writer and composer, died Monday. He had led the literary digest established by H. L. Mencken for several years.
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Mission, Tex
Jason Matthews
American Mercury
H. L. Mencken
Prayers Tied to Pope Paul VI India Visit
Vatican calls for prayers as Pope Paul VI prepares for his India trip to attend the International Eucharistic Congress in Bombay. A four day absence prompts plans for special prayers in the Vatican and Rome. The journey marks a rare long absence since 1814. The Pope seeks to extend goodwill to non Christian Asia.
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Paul VI
India
Bombay
Vatican
Rome
Italy
Pius VII
France
Napoleon
L'Osservatore Romano
Asia
Ruling Upholds Police Pension Fund Protections
Iowa Atty. Gen. Evan Hultman ruled that police pension funds cannot be abolished by city action but only by legislative action. The decision states cities with police forces must levy taxes to fund pensions and that funds cannot be terminated without the legislature. Storm Lake officials had asked to end their local pension plan.
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Des Moines
Atty
Evan Hultman
Hultman
Iowa
Ira Skinner Jr
Storm Lake
Buena Visa County
Soviet Zond 2 Mars probe falters after launch
Moscow reports Zond 2 is operating at about half expected power, risking failure to return Mars data. The craft lifted from Earth orbit on a multistage booster and aims for Mars as Mariner 4 travels toward the planet. observers note prior Soviet attempts in 1962 and 1963 also faced issues.
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Pasadena
Calif
U.S
Mariner 4
Mars
Earth
Mariner
Jet Propulsion
Labora
Robert J. Parks
JPL
Zond
Moscow
Tass
Venus
Senate Rules Committee Wraps Up Closed Session in Baker Case
The Senate Rules Committee questioned witness Don B. Reynolds in a closed session before public hearings on the Bobby Baker matter. Sen. John J. Williams alleged a $25,000 overpayment funneled through Reynolds to the Kennedy Johnson campaign, with Baker and McCloskey involved. Baker has invoked the Fifth Amendment. McCloskey denies knowledge of any payoff. Federal law bars corporate campaign contributions.
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Baker
Senate
Democrat
Matthew H. McCloskey
Kennedy Johnson
McCloskey
Ireland
Kennedy
John J. Williams
R-Del
McCloskey Corporation
Washington, D.C
Williams
Silver Spring
Kennedy-Johnson Fund
Rites Held for Bishop Daly Des Moines Describes Funeral Mass and burial details
Prominent clergy from the Midwest attended the funeral for Most Rev Edward Daly bishop of Des Moines. The Mass at Ambrose Cathedral was led by Apostolic Delegate Vagnozzi with a sermon by Archbishop Byrne. Daly was to be buried at Glendale cemetery beside Most Rev Thomas Drumm. Also killed was Rt Rev Joseph Sondag 43. Monsignor Sonday to lie in state at SS Peter and Paul Atlantic before Wednesday funeral.
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Des Moines
Midwest
Edward ©. Daly
Daly
Ambrose
Egidio Vagnozzi
United States
James J. Byrne
Dubuque
Glendale Cemetery
Thomas W. Drumm
Rome
Ecumenical Council
Holy Land
Atlantic
Iowa
Mccgr
Joseph Sondag
Monsignor Sonday
SS. Peter and Paul Church
Baltimore Sun editor Lyman Mauk dies after brief illness
Lyman W. Mauk 4, longtime supervisor of the Baltimore Evening Sun copy desk since 1961, died Sunday after a brief illness. He had worked in Los Angeles and Pittsburgh before joining the Evening Sun in 1953. He was born in Algutppa, Penn.
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Lyman W. Mauk
Baltimore Evening Sun
Mauk
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
The
Evening Sun
Pile
Algutppa
Brothers Reunite After 12 Years Separate in Army Life
In Fresno California Captain John Williams age 37 and his brother Harry Williams age 35, reunited for the first time after learning they lived only two miles apart in Chester County Pennsylvania before being separated in youth. Their meeting marks a long awaited family reconnection.
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U.S. Army
John Williams
Harry
Fresno
Calif
Chester
County
Gift of Blood Thursday at Atlantic Methodist Church
A Red Cross mobile unit visits Thursday from 11 30 a m to 5 30 p m at Atlantic Methodist Church with 156 pints needed to meet the Cass county demand. The drive supports hospital transfusions for hemorrhage surgery childbirth and accidents and explains blood derivatives and storage up to 21 days. Residents may donate free of charge though hospital fees apply for administration. Appointment requests can be made to local volunteers and the Red Cross chapter office.
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Atlantic Area
Red Cross
Atlantic Methodist Church
Cass County
John Weresh
Atlantic
Nebraska- Iowa
Weresh
Cass Couny
Atlantic Memorial
Iowa
Ormnaha
Dick Cook
C. C Hansen
Red Cross Chapter
Hubbard Couple Guests En Route to Dalbine and California
Mr and Mrs Robert Hubbard of Moses Lake Washington stayed overnight with Mr and Mrs Will Ferguson their uncle and aunt while traveling east toward Dalbine Yeu and California.
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Robert Hubbard
Moses Lake
Wash
Munt
Will Ferguson
Dalbine
Yeu
California
Budget notes call for withholding tax study in Iowa
The Iowa State Tax Commission asked Gov. Hughes for a fiscal plan to operate a state income tax withholding system. The panel, led by Prentis and George, proposed a $3.45 million annual budget and discussed hiring an industrial appraiser and own attorneys. Hughes weighed a single director reform while illness sidelined Potter. Washington briefing on escalating South Vietnam war efforts follows, with Taylor and Rusk involved in possible air strikes and strategy.
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State Tax Commission
Harold Hughes
Hughes
X. T. Prentis
Andrew George
Lynn Potter
Prentis
George
Commission
Washington
Johnson
Maxwell D. Taylor
South
Viet Nam
Laos
Taylor
U.S
Saigon
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
White House
Hmself
North
Postpone Sandblom trial after fraud charge tossed
Dist. Judge Archie Brown postponed the Paul Amas Sandblom trial in Corpus Christi after discarding a fraud count. The case now has two counts: acting as an unregistered securities dealer and selling an unregistered security. Sandblom, 39, owes millions to investors and is a Creston Iowa native.
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Tex
Archie Brown
Paul Amas
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