Atlantic Couple Wins Showers for the Bride and Groom Contest
Mr and Mrs J O Berry of Atlantic named the area's typical bride and groom in the Chamber of Commerce promotion. They receive 100 dollars and will be featured in daily ads from June 5 in The News Telegraph and on radio KJAN. The couple married May 21 at Our Savior's Lutheran Audubon.
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J. O. Berry
Atlantic
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Trade Area
Berrys
News-Telegraph
KJAN
Atlantic Chamber of Commerce
Power struggle looms after Trujillo assassination in Dominican Republic
In San Juan AP reports Dominicans claim the regime loyalists remain in control while a post assassination power struggle begins. Trujillo Jr. and Rhadames land from Paris as Balaguer is named figurehead president. Ambush described outside Ciudad Trujillo with seven in the attacking car. one chauffeur wounded.
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San Juan
P.R
Rafael Leonidas Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Hispaniola
Rafael Leonidas Trujillo Jr
Paris
Ciudad Trujillo
Rhadames
France
Porfirio Rubirosa
Joaquin Balaguer
Trujillo
Hector
Deportation ruling splits Cuban exile case and NATO talks begin
Herman Frederick Marks, a Milwaukee adventurer linked to Castro's forces, was ruled deportable by U S immigration authorities after defecting from Cuba and entering the U S from Mexico last July. He faces possible deportation to Cuba or Mexico and has a lengthy criminal record. President Kennedy urged NATO to address threats in the southern half of the globe, signaling a broader, firmer Western stance alongside De Gaulle over Berlin. He met De Gaulle in Paris and outlined plans to strengthen U S France ties and prepare for Khrushchev talks in Vienna.
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New York
Herman Frederick Marks
Fidel Castro
U.S. Naturalization and Immigration Service
Marks
Washington
United States
Mexico
el Paso
The
Immigration Service
Castro
Havana
Cuba
Paris
Kennedy
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO Council
North Atlantic
France
Charles de Gaulle
West Berlin
NATO
Asia
Latin America
Africa
de Gaulle
Berlin
Britain
Elysee Palace
U.S
S0c
Khrushchev
Vienna
Austria
Hotel de Ville
Bloodmobile nears goal as donors register at Elks
Advance registration for the Red Cross bloodmobile visit hits 171 donors as Mrs. Christian Hansen cites a 220 donor goal to meet 190 pints. Walk ins encouraged. unit at the Elks club until 5 30 p m with many additional donors listed today from diverse towns.
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Red Cross
Christian Hansen
The
Elks Club
Harold Alliband
Calvin Anderson
Charles Bacon
Clyde Bailey
James Bailey
Richard Barr
Ted Becker
Graham Wallace
Albert Huss
Harold Joyce
Karwal
Kirk Keim
Mel Key
Gary Most
Harry Myers
Joe Narigan
Donald Nelson
Donald L. Nelson
Newton Fickel
James van Ginkel
Clark van Nostrand
Paul Vedane
J. E. Wall
Robert Vosloh
Hugh Russ
Dale Whiteman
Earl Wiechmann
Myrtle Williams
David Bissell
Stanley Knop
Royal Schuler
Donald Reld
Leo A. Behrends
Merrill Trailer
Matt Mathiesen
Lester McDaniel
Frank McMullen
Maynard Miller
Atlantic
Wallace L. Drake
Walnut
Gladys Taylor
Dean Coomes
Leo Herchenbach
Albert Noehrens
Gerald Harris
Harold Stuetelberg
Wiota
Fire Kills Two In Flint Rooming House Blaze
A three story Flint rooming house near downtown burned starting on the first floor at about 2 a.m. Two men died in the fire while sixteen other roomers escaped the flames. Authorities investigated the cause as neighbors watched as the building burned.
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Flint, Mich
Flint
Fair to partly cloudy with cooler nights and warm Friday
Weather forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy conditions Thursday night and Friday. Cooler Thursday night with lows in the 50s northwest to 60s southeast, and cooler Friday southeast with highs in the 70s. Outlook shows fair to partly cloudy Saturday, a little warmer in the west.
Trujillo Assassinated, Reported by White House Press Secretary
Pierre Salinger in Paris said Rafael Trujillo, longtime Dominican dictator since 1930, has been assassinated in the Dominican Republic. U.S. State Department officials in Washington said the report seems true but could not confirm without further proof.
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White House
Pierre Salinger
Paris
Rafael Leonidas Trujillo
Dominican Republic
U.S. State Department
Washington
U S Weighs Dominican Future After Trujillo Assassination
Washington monitors Dominican Republic after Rafael Trujillo’s assassination as U S officials, led by Secretary of State Dean Rusk, consider how to back a democratic regime, avoid right or left oppression, and prevent destabilizing links while lessons from Cuba guide caution.
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Washington
Dominican Republic
United States
Dean Rusk
Paris
U.S
Kennedy
Rusk
Trujillo
Shift C and M high school moves to Massena
The C M community school district board reversed itself and unanimously voted to move the high school to Massena for the coming year. Grades seven to twelve will attend Massena, while Cumberland will host the elementary grades and the athletic field stays in Cumberland. Bound over Donald E King of Atlantic on a driving while intoxicated charge after a justice court hearing. he posted a $500 bond.
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Cumberland
C&m Community School District Board of Education
Massena
Donald E. King
Atlantic
Grand Jury
Justice of the Peace Court
King
Twelve-Year-Old Wins National Spelling Bee
John Capehart, 12, of Tulsa Oklahoma, won the 1961 National Spelling Bee after correctly spelling distichous and smaragdine in the final rounds. He outspelled Mary Lukes of Oxnard California to claim the championship sponsored by Scripps-Howard in 18 cities and 54 other outlets.
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Washington
John Capehart
Tulsa
Okla
Mary Lukes
Oxnard
Calif
John
Mary
Smaragdine
Scripps-Howard Newspapers
Lad Thrown From Pony Dies in Iowa Farm Accident
James H. Magruder, 12, of near Lone Tree Iowa died from head injuries after being thrown from a pony last Saturday. The pony bolted as he mounted on the family farm. Survivors include his parents Mr and Mrs Harold Magruder a sister and three brothers.
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Iowa City
James H. Magruder
Near Lone Tree
Harold Magruder
Brothera
Kennedy De Gaulle Meet In Paris After Triumphal Entry
President John F Kennedy and Charles De Gaulle held a 35 minute meeting at the Elysee Palace after Kennedy's Paris entry. The talks yielded a general agreement on resisting Soviet pressure on Berlin amid cordial atmosphere and mutual admiration.
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Kennedy-De Gaulle
Paris
Gay Boulevard
Saint Michel
John F. Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
Elysees
Palace
Berlin
City Hall door plan dropped in remodeling bid
City council rejected a proposal to connect the clerk’s office to a municipal utilities office during remodeling. The plan failed 4-2 with Richardson and Spies opposing. The debate touched vault access, street widening, traffic signals, and road work at Seventh and Poplar. The report also notes Kennedy intervened for Freedom Riders and a Greyhound driver finally moved the bus to Montgomery under escort.
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Municipal Utilities
Cty Council
Harry Richardson
Floyd Spies
Light and Water Department
Light and Water Board of Trustees
Seventh and Poplar
West City
Sixth Street
Seventh Street
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Johnson
Birmingham
Anniston
Montgomery
Greyhound
George E. Cruitt
Cruitt
Kennedy
Khrushchev Seeks Berlin Peace Talks With Kennedy
Soviet Premier Khrushchev meets Kennedy in Bratislava and plans to press disarmament and a German peace treaty including West Berlin, while Antonin Novotny warns of dangerous open questions ahead. Khrushchev says aim is to ease global tensions and secure peace for all peoples.
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Vienna
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Berlin
Antonin Novotny
Czechoslovakia
Communist Party
Bratislava
Austria
Novotny
Germany
West Berlin
Amateur Cartoonist Award Given To UN Guard
The National Cartoonists Society awarded its first Amateur Cartoonist Extraordinary honor to Arne Rhode a 6 foot 6 Norwegian born UN security guard He lampoons coworkers while avoiding politics in his drawings Rhode received the scroll from Bill Holman at the Lambs Club ceremony on Wednesday night.
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New York
National Cartoonists Society
United Nations
Arne Rhode
Rhode
Bill Holman
New York Daily News
The
Lambs Club
Iowa Revoke 14 Beer Permits Across Several Cities
State Permit Board revoked the Class B beer licenses of 14 taverns and clubs in Iowa for liquor violations and late hours. Venues include Sioux City Italian American Club Soo Tavern Mr. Pete's and Northwest Iowa Rainbow Veterans Club. Greenfield Kenney's Tavern. Emmetsburg Bill's Sandwich Shop. Des Moines Don's Tavern. Davenport Club 400. Sherrill Pope's Ball Room. Dubuque Waukaroo Inn. and Agnes Gabel Tavern in Charles City.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Permit Board
Ray Kuehl
Sioux City
Italian American Club, Inc
Soo Tavern, Inc
Mr. Pete's
Peter Leo Brown
Perfection Tap
A. Mitchell
Northwest Iowa
Rainbow Veterans Club
Cavalier Club
Greenfield — Kenney’s
Elsie A. Hagen
Dubuque
Waukaroo Inn
Mary Gaherty
Drowning Fatal at Turkey River Swim Hole
Dennis Sheffert, 14, drowned Wednesday while swimming with three companions at a fishing hole behind the Don Sheffert farm south of here. His body was recovered from 14 feet of water.
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Eleader (Ap
Dennis Sheffert
Turkey River
Don Sheffert
Telephone official has bad time during demo
In Memphis a telephone company official demonstrating direct long distance dialing failed to reach several numbers including the San Francisco Humane Shelter before finally connecting to the Montreal Weather Bureau where the forecaster spoke in French.
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Memphis, Tenn
John Ryan
San Francisco
Fate to be decided Friday in Dubuque murder case
Milton Foulks a 19 year old from Dubuque faces sentencing at 11 a.m. Friday after pleading guilty to murder in the stabbing death of 78 year old Edith Welsh last October. Judge Frank D. Gillon set the time after a hearing on the open murder charge.
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Dubuque
Milton Foulks
Frank D. Gillon
Foulks
Edith Welsh
Speculation on FHA post in Des Moines
AP reports speculation that former state Senator Gene Hoffman is considered for state director of the Farmers Home Administration as incumbent Fred W. Morgan retires effective June 30. Hoffman, who once represented Appanoose and Davis counties, was defeated in last fall's election.
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Des Moines
Gene Hoffman
Dwest Grove
Farmers Home Administration
Fred W. Morgan
Hoffman
Appanoose
Davis
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Iowa State Highway Commission
Rodney Jensen
Dominica
Cube
Wisconsin
Ohio
California
Rafael Trujillo
Caribbean
C&m High School
B. Kennedy
Associated Press
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Robert Kennedy
Freedom Riders
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Justice Department
U.S. District Court
Frank M. Johnson
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