Atlantic Blood Drive Nears Quota Short by Seven Donors
Atlantic aims for 192 pints of whole blood with 185 collected after 60 new donors joined. Donors will give Tuesday at the Elks Club noon to 6 pm and Wednesday at Massena, under the Red Cross and local volunteers including Mrs. Frank Tucker Jr and Mrs. Ben Chintz.
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Atlantic x
The
Elks Club
Masséna
Mra
Frank Tucker, Jr
Ben Chintz
Tom Gaffney
Lester L. Kluever
Red Cross
Irwin Pellett
C. V. Welcher
Jake White
Legion. Auxiliary
Alice Morse
Chinitz
R. HH. Metcalf
Paul Pellett
W. O. Duncan
W. Randolph Lovelace
Armed Forces Medical Advisory Council
Korea
Kesea
Atlantic
Martin Knop
Wilbur Knop
Raymond Tanner
Leo Thurman
Bophia Ullerich
Earl Wischmann
Jim Winston
Gerald Girard
Emmett
Lange
Gretta Ohms
Clarice Switzer
Graham Wallace
Miriam
Rotary nominee Brunnier of San Francisco Nominated
Manaing H J Brunnier of San Francisco a native of Man nominated by the international committee of Rotary International at Chicago for approval by the international convention in Mexico City next summer. The nomination usually leads to election.
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Manaing
H. J. Brunnier
San Francisco
Man
Rotary International
International Committee
Organisation
Chicago
Mexico City
Kefauver Enters Massachusetts Democratic Primary
Senator Kefauver of Tennessee announces entry in the Massachusetts Democratic presidential primary set for April 29. Massachusetts offers 36 convention votes in the race.
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Kefauver
D-Tenn
Massachusetts
Weather outlook mild with chances of showers
Cloudy and mild conditions prevail this afternoon with possible showers in the southeast. Tonight remains partly cloudy and mild with a slight cool down. Sunday stays partly cloudy and mild as temperatures ease.
UN and Reds clash over displaced Koreans and neutral observers
In Munsan Korea the Reds rejected a UN plan to let displaced Korean civilians choose their residence. They cut proposed port inspections from 12 to three and did not accept neutral observers from Switzerland Sweden or Norway. Libby said good faith alone was not enough and the dispute centers on civilian resettlement and prisoner repatriation.
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Munsan
Korea
Rede
Switzerland
Sweden
Norway
Adm
R. E. Libby
U.N
Reds
International Committee of the Red Cros
Red Cross
U.N. Command
Mistake in Washington Draft Quotas Shifts Forecast
Draft quotas for spring may drop to 40 000 to 50 000 monthly due to fewer Kore an casualties and higher enlistments. Officials said Draft Director Lewia B Hershey had misused old data forecasting 90 000 monthly. actual figures since 1960 reactivation average 46 000 with March 28 600 and January 60 000.
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Washington
Kores
Lewia B. Hershey
Hershey
Three Iowa Cities Rejected for Lutheran College Site
Three Iowa cities failed to attract a new senior college for the Lutheran Missouri Synod. A special synod committee voted the college should be in Chicago or Milwaukee, with final site decisions by the board for higher education in March. The project aims for a 3 to 4 million dollar cost, funded by a 10 million dollar prospectus led by Missouri Synod churches nationwide.
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Bt. Louis
Lowa
Lutheran Missouri Synod
Synod
Chicago
Milwaukee
Board For Higher Education
Slsue
John W. Behnken
Missouri Synod
Bank Robber Voices Hatred Of His Trade
A bank hold up in Los Angeles ends with teller Edward Parsons reporting the incident. The gunman bluntly says this is one hell of a way to make a living and takes about $2000 before fleeing. Parzona quotes the suspect’s remark.
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Los Angeles
Fone
Edward Parsons
Parzona
Thousands of Truckers Strike Across 15 States
About 22,000 APL drivers in 15 southern and midwestern states began a walkout over wage disputes, halting freight operations and affecting routes from the Carolinas to Texas. AFL Teamsters ordered the long hauls out at midnight. government mediators monitored the situation as some midwest agreements prevented a larger walkout.
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Associated Press
APL
Southern
Midwest
Carolinas
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Ohio
AFL Teamsters
Federal Mediation Service
Washington
Midwest States
Southern Conference
Memphis
Tenn
W. M. Miller
Miller
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Tennessee
Louisiana
Arkansas
North
South Carolina
Kentucky
Mississippi
South
Small Elite of Six Thousand Pound Earners Shrinks in England
Britain's high income group narrows as only 60 individuals reported incomes of 6000 pounds or more after tax for the year ending March 1965, down from 86 the previous year. Most tax revenue still came from about 9.39 million people earning five to ten pounds a week.
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London
Britain
Inland Revenue
Thompson seeks GOP nod for secretary of agriculture
Des Moines reports Harry B. Thompson of Muscatine a former senate candidate announces his bid for the Republican nomination for secretary of agriculture in the upcoming June election.
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Des Moines
Harry B. Thompson
Muscatine
United States Senate
Big Shopping Days Set For Atlantic Retailers
The Atlantic Chamber of Commerce outlines a special two day event tied to leap year with extra values on Feb 29 and March 1. Free popcorn will be handed out at eight to ten business district locations with numbered sacks and store prizes. A popcorn eating contest offers a $25 bond as a prize. C. M. Joekel leads planning efforts to promote the city as a shopping center and its popcorn producing region.
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Atlantic Chamber of Commerce
C. M. Joekel
Not Much Gambling Found in Minnesota
Washington report shows five cents per bet collected under the new federal gambling tax for November in Minnesota. The 10 percent tax implies a 50 cent bet. Two Minnesota gamblers bought federal gambling tax stamps in November at about $33.34 each.
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Washington
Minnesota
Internal Revenue Bureau
Gambiers
Chicago Students Run Teen Traffic Court For Hot Rod Infractions
At Maine Township High School near Park, students operate a self governed traffic court on a 70 acre campus. A chief judge and eight associates age around 16 hear cases with 80 special monitors watching for violations. Fines range from a quarter to 1.50 dollars and students may act as defense attorneys. Violations include sticker failures and hot rodding described as burning rubber and leaving tire marks.
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Chicago
Maine Township High School
Suburban Park
Lee Howard
Controversy Over Report on Party Leaders Sparks Senate Debates
Washington reports raged as a senate investigations subcommittee released a charged report about Gey G Gabrielson and William M Hoyle Jr. It found no illegal conduct but noted appearances of improper influence tied to American Lithofold Corp. and gifts to officials. The panel criticized Boyle and Gabrielson for potential conflicts and urged caution in RFC dealings. In Hawaii, Herbert Joyce and his wife arrived to visit their son Raymond Joyce and family aboard a United Air Lines flight after a two week trip via California.
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Washington
Senate
Gey G. Gabrielson
William M. Hoyle, Jr
Tha. Senate
MacCarthy
Lithofold Corp
St. Louis
Lithofold
RJ. Blaunder
Boyle
Gabrielson
Carthage Hydracol, Inc
Reconstruction’ Finance Corporation
RFC
Carthage Hydracol
Republican National Committee
Hawaii
Herbert Joyce
Atlantic
Honolulu
United
Raymond
Ralph
Whittier
Cal
Maurice
Joyce
California
Ralph Joyce
Ha- Waii
UN labeling Russia a treaty breaker shocks General Assembly
The UN General Assembly adopted an American backed resolution declaring Russia a treaty breaker for failing to honor the 1945 friendship treaty with nationalist China. The measure passed 25 to nine with 24 abstentions as nations split on condemning Moscow's actions amid postwar reshaping.
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Paris
UN General Assembly
Russia
China
T. F. Tsiang
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
America
Britain
Mexico
Netherlands
Burma
India
Indonesia
Israq
Yalta
Roosevelt
Stalin
Churchill
Tsiang
Negotiators Reach Quick Pledge at Panmunjom Tent
Allied and Communist negotiators at Panmunjom reached a rapid agreement on a point and decided to leave the conference tent as heavy smoke rose from a stove. Col. Don O. Darrow of the U S Air Force suggested waving to another tent, and the Communists agreed.
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Panmunjom
U. S. Air Forcs
Don 0
Darrow
Iowa Student Penny Kelso Visits Parents During Vacation
University of Iowa student Penny Kelso visits her parents Mr and Mrs Wooo during the fall vacation period.
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Iowa
Penny Kelso
University of Iowa
Mrs
Wooo. Kelso
Mrs Snyder Travels to Maryland to Join Husband
Mrs George Snyder leaves last night for Aberdeeen Maryland to join her husband St George Snyder who is attending OCS courses and stationed away from home.
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Maryland
George Snyder
Aberdeen
St. George Snyder
Taft Warns Of Danger In Wild Spending
Senator Taft of Ohio warns that government spending threatens liberty and independence and leads toward socialism at the Delaware Chamber of Commerce meeting in Wilmington. He criticizes Eisenhower supporters and notes grass roots sentiment in New York City. Republican challengers dispute Truman's eyewash remark on primary elections.
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Associated Press
Taft
Ohio
Delaware Chamber of Commerce
Wilmington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New York
Queens County
New York City
Michael V. DiSalle
Price
U. S
Truman
Pendergast
Harold E. Sassen
California
Earl Warren
New Hampshire
Rev Linkletter Named Community Chest Chairman
The Rev C B Linkletter pastor of the Christian church was elected chairman of the board of directors of Community Chest at a reorganization meeting last night at the Christian church parlors. Other officers named include Lewis Walker secretary and L O Schoenthal treasurer.
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O. F. Petteraen
Bob Foster
W. H. Borchardt
Linkletter
Atlantic Ministerial Association
O.F. Pettersen
Rotary Club
Boyd Cambridge
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Foster
Liena Club
Borchardt
Atlantic Woman's Federated Clubs
Mr. Walker
Iowa Cities Move On Fluoridation of Water
The Iowa health department says about 40 municipalities are acting on city water fluoridation with study committees in Davenport Clinton Iowa City and Des Moines Cedar Rapids planning equipment Waukon was first last October with Dubuque soon following Fluoridation is linked to reduced dental decay and requires health department approval after planning.
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Des Moines
Iowa Health Department
Davenport
Clinton
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Health Department
Waukon
Iowa
Dubuque
Lawyer Accepts Request To Hunt For Corruption
Washington reports lawyer Morris has accepted a government cleanup post as special assistant to the attorney general. Appointed by General McGrath with presidential approval, Morris will supervise remaining anti corruption efforts within the federal agency, with cooperation promised and no external investigatory body established.
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Washington
Newfeld Morris
Repubiedn
Morris
Newsor City Omeram Oe
New General
McGrath
Shand
Hanes
Judiciary
Trumpn
Meare
Anterney General
Yinten
Soviet Nation Seen as Virtual Prison by Runaway Russians
Ten refugees describe the Soviet state as a virtual prison and potential war threat, sharing views shaped by fear and discontent under the iron curtain. They caution that their stories may echo what listeners want to hear from American reporters.
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Washington
United
Gence
Taft Forces Rally in Tulsa After Senate Convention
Alarmed by a political shift, Taft forces gathered in Tulsa with David Galle, leader of the Ohioan's camp, as speculation mounted on the convention's next move. The scene reflected rising tensions within the party ahead of key votes.
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Vention
Pia
Senate
Taft
Tulsa
David ©Galle
Ohioan
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