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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1962

Page

4

Groups Make Contact On Algeria Music Students To Take Part In Camps

Six Atlantic high school students will attend summer music camps. Randy Rumery will join a drum major clinic at Augustana college July 26 to 28. Beck y Hunter Trudy Eblen Debra Hunt Bill Bucher and Murray Joekel also attend camps at South Dakota University Michigan State and an August Kenton events with notable instructors and activities.

Atlantic High School Arthur Meyer Randy Rumery Becky Hunter Trudy Eblen Debra Hunt Bill Bucher Murray Joekel Rumery Trojan Augustana College Rock Island Ill A. R. Casavant Miss Hunter Miss Eblen Miss Hunt South Dakota University Vermillion Bucher Joekel Stan Kenton Michigan State East Lansing Mr. Kenton Buddy Morrow Don Jacoby Jimmy Maxwell

Man Kills Psychiatrist in Pittsburgh Hospital

William Pola a 27 year old patient from Wilmerding killed Dr Daniel Thaw 61 at Leech Farm Veterans Hospital Friday after a voluntary visit. Pola wounded Patrolman Horace McDaniel and held off police with gunfire before capture unconscious. He had a history of schizophrenia and had been treated since the Korean War.

Pittsburgh William Pola Wilmerding Leech Farm Veterans’ Hospital Daniel Thaw Thaw Pola Horace McDaniel

Indian Everest Expedition Reaches 400 Feet From Summit

An Indian ascent team encountered severe weather and was forced to retreat about 400 feet below the 29,028 foot summit of Mt Everest. Reports indicate the climbers faced heavy snow and winds as they pressed toward the peak.

New Delhi India Mt. Everest

Strauss to Visit U.S. to Meet McNamara

German Defense Minister Franz Josef Strauss will travel to the United States Wednesday to meet with U.S. Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara, according to his ministry.

Bonn Germany Franz Josef Strauss United States U.S Robert S. McNamara

Weather outlook with cloud cover and cool temps

Cloudy with brief rain developing in extreme south Saturday night and southeast Sunday. Continued cool conditions Saturday night with lows around 50 to 55. Highs Sunday in the 50s to 60s, warmer in the west and south. Showers and little temperature change expected Monday.

Atlantic Jaycees Safe Driving Check Prompts Busy Morning

Atlantic Jaycees opened a day long safety campaign with a ribbon cutting on Sixth Street and Linn Avenue. Linda Vollmuth cut the ribbon as officials urged free vehicle inspections to save lives. Col Herrick and DuBois praised Cass county drivers for taking part and set a goal of 800 cars checked.

Atlantic Jaycees Atlantic Sixth Street Walnut Elm Linda Vollmuth Jaycee E-O David Herrick Iowa Highway Patrol Duane R. DuBois Lowa Howard Wilkins The Highway Patrol E. G Red) Faust Chamber of Commerce Lloyd Worthington Col. Herrick and DuBois Cass County Jaycees Worthington

Macmillan To Talk With French In Paris Talks

Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arrives in Paris for talks with President Charles de Gaulle on Britain’s bid to join the European Common Market. An airing of Britain's entry terms is planned as Brussels negotiations progress with Britain agreeing Common Market tariffs for Canada Australia and New Zealand.

Paris Harold Macmillan Charles de Gaulle Britain Macmillan Brussels Canada Australia New Zealand de Gaulle

Bloodmobile drive seeks Cass County quota edge

The Cass County unit must collect 175 pints to reach its 935 pint annual goal as the Atlantic Elks club hosts the Red Cross bloodmobile Thursday from 11 30 a m to 5 30 p m. Donors must meet health age weight and timing rules with appointments available via the Red Cross or Mrs Hansen. In Berlin two West Berlin teens Ursula and Karin were lured to the border. Karin was abducted and Ursula shot as guards opened fire.

S. C. Hansen Red Cross Atlantic Elks Club Omaha Cass Atlantic Bloodmobile Ursula Karin

Balloonists Make Surprise 11 500 Foot Nashville Flight

Two University of Minnesota balloonists Tracy Barnes and Lee Becker rose 11 500 feet after a gust loosened their craft in South Nashville. They lacked oxygen and used a parachute as they battled a stuck valve before a rapid descent, finally landing in a West Nashville backyard. An apartment sunbather watched the unusual descent with alarm.

Nashville, Tenn University of Minnesota Nashville Tracy Barnes Lee Becker South Nashville Lee West Nashville Barnes

Benny Goodman Enjoys Second Concert in Red Square

Benny Goodman, 53, on his birthday open ing concert drew a large crowd in Red Square with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev absent. The pianist called his second concert a ball as the audience released in a lively reception.

Benny Goodman Nikita Khrushchev Red Square Goodman Nikita

Chariton Woman Missing On Flight Over Colorado

A light plane with two women and two girls aboard vanished in a storm in southern Colorado Friday afternoon. Civil Air Patrol launched a search. the Cessna 180 left Trinidad en route to La Junta with no flight plan.

Trinidad Colo. AP Colorado Civil Air Patrol Ardrey Cooper Chariton Iowa Juanita Cathey Cooper Albia Delores Varraza Alhambra Calif Cooper Russell Repp la Junta

Leader Dies in East Germany Hera Baden at 78

The ADN reports Hermann Baden, 78, longtime president of the Jewish communities in the Soviet zone, has died after periods of Nazi imprisonment and a concentration camp release at World War I's end. Trinity United Church of Christ opens its summer schedule with church school at 9:15 and worship at 10:30.

Berlin ADN Hermann Baden Soviet Zone Baden Trinity United Church of Christ

Truce Talks Reach Third Day Amid Algeria Turmoil

Official French sources report that the European Secret Army Organization and the Moslem Front of National Liberation have made preliminary contact on Algeria's future amid the mysterious third day of a secret truce. The gist of proposals includes guaranteed status for European cities and a pause in terrorism, with nationalist leaders in exile and Tripoli poised to act in days.

Algiers Secret Army Algeria Charles de Gaulle Tunis Tripoli

Pilot Puts X-15 Through Daring Reentry Test

X-15 pilot Bob White reentered from 129000 feet at 3750 mph with a nose-high attitude to study slowing descent for future space craft. Engineers watched for potential loss of control as White reported satisfaction with stability and the possibility of higher angles if needed.

Edwards Air Force Base Calif Bob White White

Cedar Rapids Mother Dies After Memorial Day Crash

Mrs Dolly Smith 90 of Cedar Rapids died from injuries after a car truck collision on Memorial Day. Her husband and three children were hospitalized with injuries. The milk truck was driven by Thomas Funke 20 of Ryan. authorities say the milk truck hit another car and veered into the Smith vehicle.

Cedar Rapids Dolly Smith Thomas Funke Ryan Smith

Texas Dems to pick governor candidate in key race

Dallas AP reports Democrats decide who will run for governor with a liberal versus conservative clash. Don Yar borough, 37, backs Kennedy measures. John Connally, 45, opposes some Kennedy projects and is a former Navy secretary.

Dallas Tex Texas Don Yarborough Kennedy John Connally

Official White House Reporter Ousted

Washington AP Jack Romagna longtime official White House reporter has been fired and replaced by a Washington-based service. Press secretary Pierre Salinger announced Romagna left the White House after arriving for a lifetime job. The move comes during a broader revamping of the White House press office amid strained relations with reporters.

Washington Jack Romagna White House Pierre Salinger Fiday Romagna Salinger Romania Franklin D. Roosevelt Harry S. Truman Dwight D. Eisenhower John F. Kennedy United States Kennedy Conference of Mayors Miami Beach Fla

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