Jaycees Drive-Away Record In Vehicle Safety Check
The annual Jaycee vehicle safety check drew 1 403 cars and trucks through two safety lanes on Saturday far exceeding the 800 vehicle goal. Total checked including prior spot checks reached 1 564 with 166 motorists returning for safety stickers after repairs. Defective parts led to a week of repairs to qualify for prizes from Atlantic merchants with 40 to 50 prizes to be awarded.
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Kenneth Lang
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Sixth Street
Tracking System Of Missile Goes Bad
In Venezuela loyal forces regain control of Puerto Cabello after a weekend battle to crush a Communist backed revolt against Betancourt's government. Casualties range widely with hundreds reported killed and wounded as mutinous marines defend 18th century fortifications.
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Venezuela
Puerto Cabello
Romulo Betancourt
Betancourt
Caribbean
Valencia
Punto Fijo
la Rinconada
Ministry of Education
Valencia University
Carupano
Mrs. Mary Ellen Kelly Dies at Home at 88
Mrs. Mary Ellen Kelly 88 wife of Erwin Kelly died suddenly at 6 30 this morning at the family home ten miles northeast of Atlantic from a heart attack. She was born June 6 1873 eight miles northeast of Atlantic, daughter of George Washington and Pamelia Snyder Howard, married in 1903. Surviving include her husband and a sister Mrs. Amanda Rees of Atlantic. Funeral services pending. Remains at Roland funeral home.
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Erwin Kelly
Atlantic
Kelly
George Washington
Pamelia Snyder Howard
Amanda Rees
Roland Funeral Home
Weather outlook with scattered showers and warmer trend
Partly cloudy through Tuesday with widely scattered showers or thunderstorms. Lows Monday night range from the lower 50s in the northwest to the lower 60s in the southeast. Highs Tuesday will be in the 60s north to the upper 50s in the south. Outlook calls for partly cloudy skies and warmer conditions Wednesday with additional scattered showers and thunderstorms.
Paris Jet Crash Kills 130 All From Atlanta The Disaster
Paris investigators study Air France Boeing 707 crash reports near Orly Field as Atlanta mayor Ivan Allen arrives to aid body identification and arrange transport home. The disaster killed 130 aboard including 121 passengers and 8 crew members with one steward dying later.
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Atlanta
Ivan Allen
Air France
Orly Field
Atlanta Art Association
Allen
Edwin Stern
Lewis Aid Shower For Trailer Fire Victims
The Lewis community hosts a benefit shower Friday at 2 PM at the community building for Ale and Mrs Cliffs fame victims of a trailer home fire in Council Bluffs. Three children perished. donations needed include clothing for a small boy six, a year-old girl, a two year old, diapers, linens, dishes, and household items. Airman Williams is at Offutt Field and his wife Gwendolyn is a former Lewis resident. lunch will be served.
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Cliffs
Council Bluffs
Williams
Offutt Field
Gwendolyn
Gladys Griffin
Police Open Fire in Mayda riapur Election Violence
Two people were killed and four injured when police opened fire on rival political factions during local elections in Mayda riapur, 230 miles northwest of Calcutta. Reports filed from New Delhi.
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India
Maydariapur
Calcutta
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Moslems Reject OAS Offer For Compromise
In Algiers the Moslem nationalists rejected a compromise proposal from the Secret Army Organization leaders. Capt Taieb Boualem spoke for the National Liberation Army Algiers zone command warning of raids if talks fail. The Algiers area reported two deaths and three injuries, all Moslem or European victims in a quiet city as Europeans cling to a truce.
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France
Li Azzedine
Algeria
Concert Season Opens Tuesday at Sunnyside Park
The Atlantic high school band directed by Arthur W. Meyer opens the summer concert season at Sunnyside park Tuesday evening. The program includes Sousa The Thunderer Citadel Overture Bennett Deep Purple De Rose South Moten-Hayes Joshua Yoder Men in Gray Brahms After You've Gone Reed Carnival for Trombones Kinyon Show Business Alters Now Let Every Tongue Adore Thee Bach Sentimental Journey Lang Forecaster Rush The Star Spangled Banner. Alumni banquet attended by Rev. and Mrs. C W Hohanshler and Mrs. Herbert Smith at Indianola marked Simpson College 60th anniversary.
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Ee Ag de Rose South
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Reed Carnival
Kinyon Show Business
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Herbert Smith
Simpson
Indianola
Mr. Hohanshler
Simpson College
Air France 707 Crash Kills 130 On Takeoff From Paris
The charred tail section of an Air France Boeing 707 is the largest surviving piece of the aircraft. The disaster at Orlyfield, Paris, killed 130 people aboard and left only two survivors, both stewardesses who were seated near the tail and thrown clear as the plane failed to become airborne, struck a house, and burned.
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Britain and France Ease Barriers to Common Market Entry
Reports say talks between Charles de Gaulle and Harold Macmillan reduced French objections to Britain joining the Common Market. A joint communique stressed shared interests and a Western European political defense union. Officials noted Britain must honor Treaty of Rome obligations while lowering tariff barriers with six continental partners.
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Harold Macmillan
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de Gaulle
Belgium
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Chateau de Champs
Primary contest shapes Iowa elections and reform vote
Iowa voters fanned out to polls to pick candidates for U S senator governor and state and federal posts amid a contentious push to alter how judges are chosen. Turnout was forecast at about 290000 of 1725000 eligible, with weather driving variability and a drift toward reform opponents in the judicial amendment battle.
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California
Massachusetts
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy-McCormack
Iowa
Montana
South Dakota
Idaho
Mississippi
Connecticut
Texas
John Connally
Des Moines
U.S
Melvin Synhorst
Synhorst
Gross Raps Do Nothing Congress in House and Senate
Rep. Gross of Iowa denounces Congress as do-nothing and cites 74 House and 78 Senate session days through May. He notes pay at $22,500 yearly and per diem rates while many days produce little or no legislation. He suggests pay docked for nonworking days to increase productivity.
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FR. R. Gross
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Senate
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Tess
Two American Lieutenants Charged in Seoul Beating Case
The U S Army charged First Lts Davis W Swanson and Tomas M Wilde with unlawful detention and assault in the beating of a South Korean caught stealing at a front line base. They also face charges of giving false testimony. Further investigation continues to determine trial.
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Korea
U.S. Army
1St Cavalry Division
Davis W. Swanson
Galesburg
Tomas M. Wilde
Wadsworth
Market declines modest after frantic week
New York stocks edged lower in active trading. The price fall and lower volume suggested a needed breather after last week's frenzied performances, as brokers anticipated a calmer session and a pause in the market’s rapid advance.
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New York
Indian Killed as Train Hits Tama Settler
Ernest Roberts 37 formerly living on the Tama Indian settlement was killed when an eastbound Milwaukee Railroad passenger train ran him down about one mile west of the depot early Sunday.
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Tama (Ap
Ernest Roberts
Tama
Milwaukee Railroad
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