Cass County to Use Voting Machines for First Time
In Cass County residents will vote with new machines in the Monday primary. Machines purchased last July cost nearly $65,000 with extensive instruction given. The ballot features a Republican contest between James Van Ginkel and Atlantic attorney Robert O. Barnes for county attorney. Several county officers and supervisors run unopposed, while a constitutional amendment on Iowa judicial reform will be on the ballot along with party candidates for U.S. Senate House and state offices.
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Cass County
Auditor's Office
James van Ginkel
Robert O. Barnes
Atlantic
van Ginkel
Ben Magill
Esther Reeves
Ray Laartz
Harry Koehrsen
Otto Schwartz
Norman Smith
Cass Democrats
Arthur Goeken
Wallace Cunningham
C. M. Miller
Cass
U.S. Senate
House of Representatives
State Senate
House of Retives
Iowa
Iowa Supreme Court
District Court
Supreme Court
U. S. Senate
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Herbert Hoover
Oskaloosa
E. B. Smith
Ames
Ben F. Jensen
Extra
Ed Peters
Denisor
Fred Watson
Bagley
J. D. Shoeman
Duane Orton
Kluever
Lester Kluever
Norman Erbe
William Nicholas
Clear Lake
Harold Hughes
Ida Grove
Lewis Lint
Winterset
Education for a World of Change at Atlantic Commencement
Prof. Robert F. Ray of Iowa University addressed 105 Atlantic high school seniors on the century ahead. He urged graduates to shape a positive image, pursue lifelong learning, and lead in a changing world, with hints of interplanetary travel and time machines in the 1960s.
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Robert F. Ray
Iowa University
Atlantic High School
Iowa
Atlantic
Lester R. Swartwood
Lee J. Gregersen
Board of Education
A. H. Schuler
Dean Williams
Barbara Fowler
Bill Pitka
Ray
Kennedy asks board to force 10 to register with Communist party
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy petitions the Subversive Activities Control Board to compel ten named individuals to register as members of the Communist party. The move follows Supreme Court rulings supporting registration as an agency of Moscow under the 1950 act.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Subversive Activities Control Board
Communist Party
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Moscow
Albert J. Lima
Oakland
Calif
Northern California
Roscoe Quincy Proctor
Berkeley
North California
Dorothy Healey
Los Angeles
Southern California
Burt Gale Nelson
Seattle
Northwest
Weekend Weather: Cool with Showers Along Southern Border
Fair to partly cloudy conditions continue Friday night and Saturday with a few showers along the southern border. Lows range from the 40s in the north to the upper 40s to 50s in the south. Saturday highs reach the 60s in the north to the lower 70s in the south. Sunday outlook calls for partly cloudy skies and slightly warmer temperatures.
Jaycee spot checks trucks for Saturday safety event
The Jaycee safety inspectors checked 27 trucks from Colonial, Wonder, Butternut Baking and Atlantic Bottling to promote a vehicle safety check planned for Saturday on Sixth Street between Walnut and Elm. Pictured are inspectors examining Colonial Bread trucks.
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Jaycee
Colonial, Wonder and Butternut Baking Companies
Atlantic Bottling Com
Eichmann Hanged in Ramleh Prison for Nazi Crimes
TEL AVIV AP Adolf Eichmann faced the trap door at Ramleh Prison and was executed for his role in the Nazi program that killed six million Jews. He walked to the gallows and died instantly, his body later cremated and ashes scattered at sea. Trade Engraving buys Relyea Hapke plant moves to Cincinnati.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Nazi Germany
Gestapo
Ramleh
Eichmann
Hitler
Mediterranean
Ecchmann
Jewish Affairs Section
Europeans and Moslems in calm Algiers amid truce
In Algiers a peaceful morning follows a bloodless dawn as the European Secret Army Organization observes a cease fire to bargain with the Moslem National Liberation Front. Moslems deny contact while women and markets resume normal life as rumors of talks or renewed violence circulate. Vic Anderson’s car theft reported in Omaha.
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Algiers
Secret Army
National Liberation Front
Algeria
Vic Anderson
Omaha
Cass County Sheriff's Office
Absentee Vote Must Be Sent Direct To Auditor
Des Moines AP reports Iowa attorney general opinion holds absentee ballots must be sent directly to the county auditor. The ruling says a ballot marked by a voter and given to a friend cannot be delivered to the auditor, though such ballots may be challenged before counting.
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Des Moines
D. E. Skiver
Osceola
Osceola teen dies after Highway M4 crash near Albia
David Philip Saylor aged 18 from Osceola died of head injuries after a late night car crash on Highway M4 about five miles east of Albia. Three other occupants survived with no hospitalizations.
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ALBIA
David Philip Saylor
Osceola
Negotiators Work Toward Labor Pact With Western Union
Negotiators for Western Union Telegraph Co and the Commercial Telegraphers Union AFL CIO resume talks Friday to reach a new labor contract for 24 000 employees outside New York City.
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Washington
Western Union Telegraph Co
Commercial Telegraphers Union
Afl-Cio
New York City
Hectic sessions spur rising NYSE amid trading frenzy
After hectic sessions on Monday and Tuesday the broker notes indecision as Thursday’s market rises on the New York Stock Exchange. Buy orders accumulated over the Memorial Day holiday and trading surged at a brisk pace.
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New York Stock Exchange
Mondey
Goodman Jazz Brings Moscow Crowd to Swinging Night
In Moscow 5000 fans including Evgeny Yevtushenko packed the concert as Benny Goodman’s swing inspired lively applause and unexpected whistling. Khrushchev attended opening night, prompting relaxed mood though officials stayed away. Joya Sherrill impressed, singing Katusha in Russian with notable charm.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Evgeny Yevtushenko
Goodman
United States
Joya Sherrill
Unfair Competition Charge Dismissed Against Firms
Washington AP report says nine major ice cream manufacturers faced unfair competition charges from the FTC but the agency dismissed the case. Evidence reportedly did not support claims that the firms illegaly eliminated competition or used inducements to win or retain customers.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Lewis Resident Emma Breckerbaumer Dies at 71
Emma A Breckerbaumer 71 of Lewis died at 9 35 p m Thursday after a stroke at Atlantic Memorial Hospital She had lived in Cass county all her life and was a member of Lewis Methodist Church Surviving are a son Wilbur J Breckerbaumer a daughter Mrs Wilma Russell five brothers and three sisters and three grandchildren Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 p m at the Roland funeral home with Rev Earl Kelly of the Lewis Methodist church officiating Interment will be in Oakwood Cemetery Lewis
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Emma A. Breckerbaumer
Lewis
Jonathon A. Breckerbaumer
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Henry and
Madeline Stoll Crow
Bear Grove Township
Breckerbaumer
Cass County
Lewis Methodist Church
Wilbur J. Spreckerbaumer
Wilma Russell
Ewis
Albert H. ‘Ron
Atlantic
Ralph Cron
Bridgewater
Leroy Cron
Shenandoah
Mary Maeder
Winterset
Earl Kelly
Oakwood ‘Cemetery
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Xerox
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Texaco
Liggett & Myers
Relyea-Hapke
Ohio
Relyea-Hapke Engraving Company
West Third Street
Trade Engraving Company
Cincinnati
Arthur Calhoun
Calhoun
Mabel Hapke
C. S. Relyea
Relyea-Hapke Company
Hartley B. Comfort
Comfort
St. Louis
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Goodmans
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