Back To Coon Rapids Reflects on Softening Ties
The Christian Science Monitor notes Roswell Garst and his wife wrote of returning to Coon Rapids after travels through Portugal Italy Turkey Egypt Yugoslavia Hungary Romania and the Soviet Union. Garst recalled meeting Premier Khrushchev previously and said he sought only the idea of peace while acknowledging growing exchanges between Americans and Russians and a Midwest leadership in world affairs.
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Iowa
Coon Rapids
Roswell Garst
Portugal
Italy
Turkey
Egypt
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Romania
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Mr. Garst
Detroit
Los Angeles
Middle West
Eastern Seaboard
Washington
Manhattan
Christian Science Monitor
Nixon Plans Extend Soviet Tour Beyond Nine Cities
Vice President Richard M. Nixon reportedly aims to extend his Soviet visit to cover nine cities including restricted areas. The trip could last about two weeks beginning July 23 with potential longer stays beyond typical Kremlin allowances. Negotiations between the State Department and Soviet foreign office have yielded cautious cooperation amid lingering details. The US Eisenhower hospitality to Soviet Deputy Premier Frol Kozlov influences Soviet attitude.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
Kremlin
U.S
State Department
Soviet Foreign Office
Nixon
Eisenhower
Frol Kozlov
Lola Sutterby Celebrates 7th Birthday in Seventh Day Adventist Birth
Lola Susan Sutterby, seventh child of Francis W. and Mrs. Sutterby, marked her seventh birthday on the 7th day of the 7th month at a Seventh Day Adventist Hospital birth time 7 p.m. weighing 7 pounds. The note adds a historical aside that Harry Houdini began as a trapeze performer.
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Angola
N.Y
Lola Susan Sutterby
Francis W. Sutterby
Seventh Day Adventist Hospital
Atlantic Iowa Subscription Rates and Addresses
The notice lists subscription charges for the Atlantic Iowa area and surrounding counties. Rates include carrier options from one month to one year and mail options for Case and adjoining counties, elsewhere in Iowa, U S, and Canada. Higher prices apply for longer periods and distant deliveries.
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Atlantic
Case
Iowa
U. S
Towa
Canada
Hospital Re lease Plot Seen Against Gov Long In Office
Drew Pearson reports Louisiana Governor Earl Long is kept in hospital while cronies allegedly push his exit. The piece compares a Democratic revolt against Speaker Rayburn to Adenauer’s era, naming Aime Forand as leader and detailing factions over government bond interest rates and party dynamics.
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Gov. Long
Rayburn
Adenauer
Germany
Washington
Louisiana
Earl Long
Long
Huey the Kingfish
Sam Rayburn
House of Representatives
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
Rhode Island
Aime Forand
Eisenhower
Democratic Party
Floyd Patterson
Ingemar Johannsen
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas Democrat
Anderson
Treasury
James Frazier
Tennessee
Andrew Jackson
Frazier
Raybern
Mills
Lee Metcalf
Montana
Tom O’brien
Illinois
Frank Karsten
Missouri
Thad Machrowicz
Michigan
House
Senate
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Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest Honoring an Unknown Hero
A light verse pays tribute to the anonymous inventor of lemonade. The poem laments that history never records the name of the person who provided the cooling drink and dedicates the simple rhyme to this unsung hero.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Swordfish Arrives to Check Polaris Missile Facilities
The nuclear powered submarine Swordfish arrives at Cape Canaveral to inspect facilities for undersea firing of the Navy's Polaris missile.
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Cape Canaveral, Fla
Navy
Iowa Firms Share $9.19 Million in June Gov’t Contracts
Iowa Development Commission reports June contracts totaling 9,191,467. Collins Radio Co. Cedar Rapids led with 4,460,928 in awards including a 3,750,000 single contract, plus a separate 5,000,000 contract not in the report. Other notable firms include Hoak Construction West Des Moines 1,556,343 and Blue Star Foods Council Bluffs 1,172,686. Further recipients include R. Krage Sioux City 794,050 Pioneer Central Bendix Aviation Davenport 990,800 Western Contracting Sioux City 271,000 J. D. Armstrong Ames 622,015 Davy and Moon Mason City 135,100 Conditioned Air Des Moines 52,400 and the State University of Iowa 36,343.
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Iowa
Krage Co
Sioux City
Pioneer
Bendix Aviation
Davenport
Western Contracting Corp
J. D. Armstrong Co., Inc
Ames
Davey and Moon, Inc
Mason City
Conditioned Air
Brain of thunder lizard weighs one pound
The Brontosaurus, a massive 35 ton dinosaur, had a brain weighing about one pound. The contrast highlights the species' enormous size relative to its small brain.
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Thunder Lisard
Fine dummy play highlighted in three notrump hand
The article analyzes South in 3NT after a bidding sequence in which East doubles and South must choose the right line. It shows that ignoring long suits and attacking diamonds from dummy yields the only path to success, given the ace of diamonds is held by East for the defense.
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South
Declarer
East
Bast
Postel
Significance Of Fevor And How It's Treated
An article by Hermen N Bundesen MD discusses fever causes and treatment including chills, oral and rectal temperature readings, and the use of ice baths and cold compresses. It notes fevers follow infection, cautions about high fevers, and covers spinal and dietary factors in related questions.
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Hermen N. Bundesen
M. D
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Air-Power Humane Slaughter Device At Morrell Plant
Air power stun device at John Morrell and Co. plant dispatches cattle quickly with one hit to the brain, deemed humane by the U S Department of Agriculture and the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. The device, tested at Ottumwa, Victoria Estherville and Sioux Falls plants, weighs eight pounds, 24 inches by 30, and allows repeat action for one-blow accuracy.
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John Morrell and Co
U. S. Department of Agriculture
American Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Morrell
Ottumwa
Estherville
Sioux Falls
Reaching impasse in Korea repatriation talks at Geneva
Japan and North Korea failed to break a new impasse in Geneva as Tokyo refused to back any repatriation deal sending Koreans to Communist territory without International Red Cross approval. Red Cross President Leopold Bressler said the organization cannot rule on the pact until it is signed.
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Geneva
Japan
North Korea
International Red Cross
Leopold Bressler
Paper delivery notice for Atlantic City reader
A local notice informs residents in Atlantic City to ensure timely paper delivery by 7 p.m. to receive the edition. It emphasizes standard service expectations and potential delivery adjustments.
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Atlantic En‘ City
Serrier Reube Ead
Louis Armstrong cancels New Jersey testimonial concert
Louis Armstrong cancels a planned appearance in Lambertville on doctors orders after recovering from pneumonia. The trumpet great had been set to attend a testimonial concert but doctors say it is too soon for him to perform.
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Lambertville, N.J
Louis
Satchmo
Armstrong
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