Gangs Terrorize Subways Ferry In New York
Gangs of teenage youths terrorized riders on subways and a Staten Island ferry over the weekend in Brooklyn and lower Manhattan. Multiple robberies and assaults were reported, with 12 arrests after a Sunday subway incident and several other attacks including a fatal rape in Crown Heights. A private Hasidic radio patrol was formed to curb nighttime violence.
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Brooklyn
Lower Manhattan
Coney Island
Kings Highway
Raymond Sheerin
Sheerin
Prospect Park
Clifford Renaus
Staten Island
Manhattan
Charlotte Lipsik
Crown Heights
Supreme Court Doubles Down on School Prayer Ruling
The Supreme Court overturned a Florida court decision upholding Bible reading and the Lord’s Prayer in Miami public schools. It cited its 1963 Abington Township decision and a Maryland-related case, reaffirming that mandated Bible reading and prayer exercises are unconstitutional.
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Supreme Court
Florida
Miami
Abington Township
Pennsylvenia
Abington
Maryland
Five Die in Buffalo Fire at Central Park District
A mother Barbara White 28 and her four children Mark 4 Kevin 3 Scott 2 and a six month old perished when a fast moving blaze struck their single story home in Buffalo New York Central Park district. The father Charles White 26 was treated in Columbus Hospital for burns covering 75 percent of his body and was listed in serious condition.
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Buffalo
Central Park
Charles White
Columbus Hospital
Barbara White
Mark
Kevin
Scott
Partly cloudy with showers in east Monday night
A weather brief notes a partly cloudy pattern with scattered showers in the east and lows near 40 in the far north to the 40s in the south. Tuesday sees continued partly cloudy skies with highs around 65 to 70. The outlook calls for more partly cloudy conditions and continued easterly flow into Wednesday.
Final appeals in Iowa paving report and California primary race
A dinner in Atlantic hosted by the Asphalt Paving Association of Iowa will hear a report on the Interstate 80 Dexter paving failure and new methods for eastern Iowa. Separately in San Francisco, Goldwater and Rockefeller make final appeals in California’s pivotal primary with 65 percent turnout expected.
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Dexter
Asphalt Paving Association of Iowa
Atlantic Golf and Country Club
Southwest Iowa
Legislative
Southwest
Iowa
Tom Henningsen
Atlantic
Wynn Hinterman
Minneapolis
Midwest
The
Asphalt Institute
James Cobb
Des Moines
Iowa Asphalt Group
Johnson
San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Rockefeller
Bertha Baker 79 Die In Lewis Area
Bertha Baker 79 longtime Lewis resident died Sunday at Neghbors nursing home Griswold after a lingering illness. Born March 27 1885 she lived on the same farm near Lewis for 71 years. She belonged to Lewis Methodist church. Surviving Mae Kinnersley Amy Baker and Ray T Baker. brothers Ira Ezra Arthur preceded in death. Funeral Tuesday 2 pm Roland funeral home Rev Earl Kelley officiating. Interment Oakwood cemetery Lew.
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Lewis
Neghbors
Griswold
Miss Baker
Milton A
Charlotte Lewis Baker
Lewis Methodist Church
Mae Kinnersley
Red Oak
Amy Baker
Ray
Judy Garland Leaves Hospital for Long Rest
Hong Kong AP reports Judy Garland, 41, walked out of the hospital after a coma and pleurisy the star said she would take a long rest. She was accompanied by Dr. Lee Siegel and Mark Herron while planning a quiet recovery at a hotel.
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Hong Kong
O.j. Garlzm
Lee Siegel
Hollywood
Mark Herron
Siegel
Miss Garland
Molgaard Couple Heads to Denmark After World’s Fair Visit
Mr. and Mrs. John Molgaard of 1304 Plum Street depart for New York to attend the World's Fair and then proceed to Denmark for a two month stay. They will also visit the Rev and Mrs. C. M. Widebeck in Brooklyn, New York.
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Denmark
John Molgaard
Plum Street
New York
C. _M. Widebeck
Atlan Jue
Brooklyn
MW. Y
Seniors Told Of Needs for The Future
Atlantic high school seniors heard that their generation must take on greater responsibility and live by a sunward path. Mrs. Max E. Goldman urged focus on mind and spirit over wealth, calling for forgiveness and firm beliefs as they graduate in a gym ceremony with extra seating.
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Atlantic High School
Max E. Goldman
Forest City
English Channel
Court Rejects Loyalty Oath Law in Washington
The Supreme Court struck down two Washington state loyalty oath laws requiring all state employees to take oaths. Justice White called the laws unconstitutionally vague in a 7 to 2 ruling with Justice Clark dissenting, joined by Justice Harlan.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Washington State
Byron R. White
Tom C. Clark
John M. Harlan
Teacourt
Cass County Seeks 209 Pints for Blood Drive Record
Cass county nears its 209 pint target for the Omaha Red Cross blood center quota for the year ending June 30 with the mobile unit at Atlantic Methodist church 11 30 a m to 5 30 p m Thursday. If reached it would set a new single visit record surpassing 206 pints.
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Cass County
Omaha
Cass County Bloodmobile Committee
Red Cross
C. C. Hansen
Atlantic
Mrs. E. G. Pagel Dies Here At Atlantic Hospital
Mae B. Pagel 87 of 1107 Elm Street died at 2 17 am at Atlantic Memorial hospital after a Thursday admission. Born July 5 1896 in New London Minnesota she taught school before marrying Erwin G. Pagel June 25 1918. They later moved to Atlantic in 1934. Survived by two sons a daughter two brothers a sister and seven grandchildren. Funeral services Wednesday at 1 30 pm at Roland funeral home Rev McClain officiating. Burial in Atlantic cemetery.
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Elm Street
Erwin G. Pagel
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Pagel
New London
Minn
Gunder and
Christine Peterson Osmundson
Willmar
St. Cloud
State Teachers College
Glenn R. Pagel
Atlantic
Richard E. Pagel
Des Moines
Yvonne C. Roberts
E. H. Osmundson
George Osmundson
Edna Hill
Minneapolis
Roland Funeral Home
Revo Reo
McClellan Returns to Work After Hospital Stay
Senator John L. McClellan of Arkansas was hospitalized over the weekend with a flareup of a chronic condition and released from Blount Memorial Hospital in Maryville. He was to return to Washington today.
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Maryville, Tenn
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Washington
McClellan
Blount Memorial Hospital
Maryville
Water loo teen charged after 19 year old daughter killed
Diane Knable was found stabbed to death in her Waterloo home. John Thomas Kyle, 16, son of a local bank official, was arrested and arraigned on an open murder charge. Police reported no weapon found and suspected death occurred Sunday night.
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Diane Knable
Eugene Smith
John Thomas Kyle
Kyle
John Kyle
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
Black Hawk
William Ball
Miss Gable
Mack Gable
Harpers Ferry
Mississippi River
Larry D. McGreevy
Gable
McGreevy
Dr. Smith
Des Moines
Atty
Evan Hultman
William Mooty
Robert Naden
Webster City
Iowa
Robert Fulton
Denver University to confer degrees Friday
Julie Ann Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Dave Jones of Atlantic will be among 1202 students receiving degrees at University of Denver commencement exercises Friday.
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Julie Ann Jones
Dave Jones
Atlantic
University of Denver
U S Strategists Hold Secret Talks on Southeast Asia
In Honolulu, top U.S. strategists opened two day talks behind closed doors at Pacific Command. Key officials including Dean Rusk Henry Cabot Lodge and Robert S McNamara attended as Laos teeters and North Vietnamese aggression mounts. Final decisions rest with President Johnson.
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U.S
Southeast Asia
Laos
Pathet Lao
Pacific Command
Pearl Harbor
Dean Rusk
Henry Cabot Lodge
Saigon
Robert S. McNamara
Washington
McNamara
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Lodge
Johnson
Mrs Pratt Dies in Lansing Former Atlantic resident dies at Lansing
Mrs. Bertha Temple Bradshaw Pratt widow of Prof Pratt of Michigan State College East Lansing Michigan died recently in Lansing. She was a niece of Anna O Temple longtime Atlantic school principal and granddaughter of the late District Judge Temple.
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Bertha Temple Bradshaw Pratt
Atlantic
Prof. Pratt
Michigan State College
East Lansing
Mich
Lansing
Pratt
Anna O. Temple
Atlantic School
Temple
Wagner of Clarinda Heads Walther League Group
Jerome Wagoner of Clarinda was elected president of the Walther League of the Iowa District West, Lutheran Church Missouri Synod, at the convention in Spirit Lake. Dorman Otto of Clarinda was chosen vice president and Becky Handleman of Fenton recording secretary. The group covers the west half of Iowa, approved a one year budget of 13810 dollars, and set its 1985 Algona convention date.
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Jerome Wagoner
Clarinda
Walther League
Iowa District
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Dorman Otto
Becky Handleman
Fenton
Iowa
Algona
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