Pope In Coma Again. Atlantic Recreation Program Planned
Pope In Coma Again. The Atlantic announces a summer recreation program starting Monday June 17 and running weekdays until July 26. Directed by Coach Howard Justice the city funded program offers playgrounds baseball tennis golf day camp story hours crafts and art classes with 17 staff members across Grant Jackson Lincoln schools.
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Atlantic
Howard Justice
Justice
Shirley Jensen
Grant School
Judy Calvin
Jackson
Tom Hensley
Lincoln
Ed Podolak
Grant
Dan Anderson
Susan Kolp
Joe Royalty
Walvin
Mary Weresh
Sharon Wirdien
Jim Kersten
Ruth Shahan
Don Westfall
Richard Boller
Randy Swishey
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Nishna Valley Art Guild
Grant, Jackson
Sunnyside
Sunnyside Courts
Nishna Hills Golf Course
Pontiff John XXIII Fights Final Illness As Death Nears
Vatican reports Pope John XXIII, 81, regains brief consciousness then sinks back into coma amid peritonitis from a stomach tumor. Doctors say death could come at any moment while he blesses mourners and prays for the church, world peace, and the Ecumenical Council.
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John XXIII
Cosma
Vatican
Vatican Radio
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Christ
Piero Mazzoni
Demonstration leads to arrests at Jackson Federal Building
In Jackson Mississippi Rev Ed King Tougaloo College chaplain kneels to pray on Federal Building steps during a protest. Deputy Police Chief J L Ray and Lt C R Wilson wait as police move to remove King and 12 others who refused to leave the steps.
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Miss
Rev
Ed. King
Tougaloo College
Federal Building
J. L. Ray
C. R. Wilson
Jackson County Treasurer Is Charged With Embezzlement
Maquoketa AP report: Jackson County treasurer Winfield Rimmer, 44, arrested on embezzlement charges after the treasurer's office was padlocked. State audit to reveal penalties not remitted. discrepancies involve auto license penalty fees. Rimmer bonded at 2500 dollars. case ongoing with auditors due Monday.
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Maquoketa
Jackson County
Winfield Rimmer
Douglas Burris
Rimmer
John Miler
State
Burris
Weeauret
Raymond. Sokol
Sokol
Miler
Winds Push Storm Clouds Over Iowa State
Winds from the south pushed moist air into Iowa on Saturday, bringing scattered showers and thunderstorms to western areas. The Weather Bureau forecasted western showers to end by noon then reform nationwide Saturday night, with highs in the upper 70s and lows from 52 to 62 degrees across cities like Dubuque and Des Moines.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Spencer
Waterloo
Dubuque
Des Moines
Sioux City
Weekend Weather Outlook With Mild Temperatures
Partly cloudy through Sunday with little temperature change. Lows Saturday night 55 to 62. Highs Sunday around 75. Outlook shows continued mild, partly cloudy conditions on Monday with a chance of afternoon or evening showers.
Hurricane names listed for new Atlantic storms
Miami AP reports the Weather Bureau has prepared names for Atlantic tropical storms as the six month hurricane season runs June through November. Names include Arlene Beaulah Cinda Debra Edith Flora Ginny Hannah Irene Janice Kristy Laura Margo Nona Orchid Portia Rachael Sandra Terese Verna Wallis.
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Fla
Weather Bureau
Air Force
Navy
Atlantic
Arlene
Beaulah
Cinda
Debra
Edith
Flora
Ginny
Hannah
Irene
Janice
Kristy
Laura
Mar
U. S. Troops Depart for Thailand Maneuvers
The first 25th Division contingent leaves Honolulu for Thailand to join Southeast Asia Treaty Organization maneuvers set June 11 to 19. By week’s end about 2,000 troops from the 5th Infantry and Brigade Task Force Headquarters will be airlifted by MATS.
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Hawaii
25Th Division
Thailand
5Th Infantry
Military Air Transport Service
Meredith Funds Set Up To Aid Black Students
James H. Meredith announces a new Meredith Education Fund to provide loans and gifts to high school and college students with contributions from Ole Miss professors. He pledged the first $1,000 and noted several checks from university faculty as he spoke at a dine-in honor event with Mayor Wagner.
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Atlantic
George E. LaMore
Iowa Wesleyan College
New York
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Ole Miss
YMCA Drive Starts Monday
The YMCA announces a final capital funds drive to raise 15000 dollars to pay off building debt and complete proposed movement projects. The two week drive runs June 3 to June 15 with about 50 callers. Cliff Erickson chairs the effort.
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YMCA
Atlantic
Cliff Erickson
Couple Killed In Crash Near Dalton Nebraska
A South Dakota couple William Key Wilson 72 and wife Sarah 65 were killed in a head on collision on U.S. 385 one mile north of Dalton. The other driver John Max Wolf 35 of Colorado Springs and his wife Persis 37 were hospitalized in Dalton with serious injuries.
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Cheyenne
John Peetz Jr
William Key Wilson
Sarah
Kadoka
S.D
Peetz
John Max Wolf
Colorado Springs
Cole
Youth Dies in Grain Elevator Accident at Reed's
Winterset 22 year old Keith Davis was buried under tons of corn when a bin support failed at Reed's Grain Elevator where he worked. An additional worker escaped injury. Authorities said the man was inside the bin when corn poured over him and volunteers helped dig him out after several hours. Davis had recently returned to work following Army service.
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Keith Davis
Winterset
Reed
Davis
Castro Visits Rocket Base on Black Sea Tour
Soviet news agency reports Fidel Castro and Premier Khrushchev inspecting a rocket base during a vacation on the east shore of the Black Sea. Location not disclosed. Castro said to see bases similar to those once in Cuba before U.S. pressure led to removal.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
U.S
Thss
Castro
Khrushchev
Black Sea
Hughes outlines Iowa state plans amid aging government
Gov. Harold Hughes said he will push to improve Iowa's government, economy, and social conditions between legislative sessions despite an outmoded system. He listed goals including enforcing liquor laws, alcohol rehabilitation programs, prisoner rehabilitation study, parole review, urbanization issues, and commissions on civil rights and working women.
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DES Moines
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Tall Corn Radio Network
Hughes
Break-ins Reported At Four Prescott Stores
Authorities in Prescott Iowa investigate four overnight break-ins. Losses exceed $200 with cigarettes, tools, and change stolen. Johnston 66 Service Station and Green's Hardware each reported cash and items taken, and Prescott Tavern lost about 30 cartons of cigarettes. A pop cooler was opened at Owens Mobil Service Station.
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Iowa
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Johnston 66
Green
Owens Mobil
Insurance Will Be Available To Bar Owners In Iowa
Iowa officials say bar owners can obtain liability insurance covering dram shop damages under the 1963 liquor by the drink law. The state Insurance Commissioner and Liquor Control Commission expect rules within a month, with ready policy guidelines by Tuesday. The aim is ready coverage for potential punitive and actual damages when liquor is sold to intoxicated patrons.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Insurance Department
Liquor ‘Control Commission
William Timmons
Homer Adcock
Liquor Control Commission
Insurance Department
jInsurance Department
Timmons
Adcock
Everest West Ridge Climbers First To Scale Peak
Dr. Thomas F. Hornbein aged 32 from San Diego California and Dr. William Unsoeld aged 36 from Corvallis Oregon become the first climbers to reach the summit of Mount Everest via the west ridge route in the Himalayas.
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Everest
Himalayas
Thomas F. Hornbein
San Diego
Calif
William Unsoeld
Corvallis
Ore
Baruch Admitted to New York Hospital for Checkup
Bernard Baruch, longtime adviser to presidents, has been admitted to New York Hospital for a routine checkup. A spokesman said the 9 year old adviser, admitted a week ago, will likely stay several more days before a planned trip to Europe.
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New York
Bernard Baruch
New York Hospital
Europe
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