Blood drive falls short of Cass county quota
U S and French officials discuss aid as the Atlantic community hosts a Red Cross blood mobile at the Methodist church. The Cass county drive collected 157 pints for a 209 pint goal, with 170 volunteers, the last visit before June 30.
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Methodist Church
Cass County
R. M. Needles
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Red Cross
Merrill Trailer
Kenneth M. Harris
Lyle Harris
Lloyd Dreager
Lois Felker
Charles Bacon
Dean Williams
Norman Holmes
Charles Readinger
George Krengel
Edward Ruggles
Anita
Don Capen
Dale Linke
Curtis Masteller
Lyman Wahlert
Tom Clithero
Dewey Kuiken
Paul Holman
Ralph Joyce
Gary Wissler
R. C. Miller
Fritz Simpson
Harold Joyce
Kenneth Gangestad
Joe Narigan
Beverly Kleen
Ethel Gaylord
Stanley Knop
Don Henningsen
Earl Wiechmann
Tom Eblen
Ralph R. Rhiner
Eleanor Bock
Gail Turner
Dale Ourick
Ruth Bornholdt
Matt Mathisen
Margery Jones
Tom Magill
Howard Christoffersen
Dale Rourick
Johnny Westphalen
Daisy Sams
Jack C. Lang
Russell Hoegh
Kenneth Harris
LeRoy Starlin
Jeanne Brodersen
Milo McConnell
Dick Millikan
Dale Tanner
Peter C. Jensen
Glenn Mason
Patricia Pellett
Herbert Smith
Dick Howard
Weather outlook with clouds and showers this weekend
Considerable cloudiness Friday night with a warmer feel in the far north and lows in the 50s. Saturday brings partly cloudy skies and scattered showers along the northern border with highs in the 70s. Saturday night sees scattered showers and thunderstorms followed by partly cloudy skies Sunday.
Nixon Scranton Won’t Join Stop Goldwater Drive
AP reports Sen Humphrey optimistic Senate will vote to end the civil rights debate with 99 present for a clo ture test next Tuesday. He notes Sen Engle likely absent due to brain operations amid 66 votes needed. Nixon and Scranton announce they will not back a stop Goldwater movement, warning of party split. Rockefeller discusses GOP platform as Fanin predicts Goldwater nomination on first ballot.
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Clair Engle
D-Calif
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Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
William W Scranton
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Goldwater
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California
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Hancher Delivers Farewell Address To Iowa Graduates
President Virgil M. Hancher of the University of Iowa spoke to 1,400 graduates about embarking on a great adventure as he retires after 24 years. He will depart for two years in New Delhi with the Ford Foundation and urged lifelong learning and future opportunities with a vision of greatness. The university has grown from 6,667 to 12,923 students during his tenure and appropriations rose sevenfold.
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Virgil M. Hancher
University of Iowa
Hancher
SUI
New Delhi
India
Ford Foundan
Baer says he is not resigning as director
Des Moines AP Benja min F Baer state director of correctional institutions says he is not resigning and board members declined comment on any resignation request In a telephone interview from Anamosa Men's Reformatory Baer said he has not been asked to quit He is acting warden at Anamosa and Gov Hughes knew nothing of any ouster attempt Warden Purcell retired in April and Jim Henry chair of the Board of Control said a successor appointment is expected next week.
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DES Moines
Benjamin F. Baer
State Board of Control
Anamosa Men's Reformatory
Baer
Anamosa
Israeli Premier Eshkol Receives Warm NYC Welcome
Premier Levi Eshkol arrived in New York to a throng of about 500 at City Hall Plaza. He appeared deeply moved as officials and the crowd offered cheers and felicitations, marking a cordial ceremonial reception in the city.
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New York
Levi Eshkol
Israel
New York City
City Hall Plaza
Officials Push to Inspect Taverns Selling Beer in Michigan
Michigan mediation director hopes a weekend settlement ends the Essex Wire strike at Hillsdale amid charges of political fault lines. Separately, Iowa liquor officials seek authority to investigate beer only taverns, citing numerous complaints and comparing pay and licensing systems across states.
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Needles
Michigan
Protest Over Amos N Andy Returns To Chicago TV
Civil rights leaders question the Chicago airing of Amos N Andy with Chuck Stone of The Defender warning the show may fuel race tensions. Stone says white audiences enjoy the humor but warns it could affect Negro youth and pride, while noting no widespread uproar among Black residents.
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Chicago
Amos 'N
Andy
Chuck Stone
The
Defender
Stone
Amos
Judy Garland Recovered From Pleurisy in Hong Kong
Judy Garland has fully recovered from pleurisy after a collapse last week. Dr. Lee Siegel, her physician, reported the illness followed a coma of unknown origin and said he flew from Hollywood to Hong Kong to treat her.
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Hong Kong
Judy Garland
Lee Siegel
Siegel
Hollywood
Allentown Boy Wins Watch in School Jump Rope Contest
In Allentown Pennsylvania the annual third grade rope jumping contest at the school district awards a wrist watch to the winner. This year the prize was changed. nine year old Norbert Brantley finished among the top competitors.
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Allentown
Norbert Brantley
Check Charges Against Alvin Roling in Fraud Case
Alvin Roling of Ananosa was fined $5 and costs in a justice of the peace court here on a charge of issuing a fraudulent $15 check to Harry Chaffin of Allante February.
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Alvin Roling
Ananosa
Justice of the Peace Court
Harry Chaffin
Allantie
Federal grand jury probes Des Moines gambling network
A federal grand jury is investigating horse race and sports betting in Des Moines focusing on interstate transfers between professional bookies. About 20 to 30 people have been questioned. no major local bookies identified. James Roth of Rothino's Tavern posted 1000 bond after being charged with perjury.
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Des Moines
James Roth
Rothino
U. S
Roth
Peaceful Roseto limits heart attacks puzzles scientists
In Roseto Pennsylvania a seven year medical study finds a strikingly low heart attack death rate despite a fatty diet and wine. Researchers credit a joyful social life and peace of mind as possible factors alongside heredity, noting Roseto’s strong Italian culture.
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Roseto. Pa
George Giaquinto
Roseto
Pennsylvania
Bangor
Nazareth
Stroudsburg
East Stroudsburg
America
Twin Graduates Save Time By Double Commencement
Mr and Mrs Lloyd J Chapman rushed across Des Moines Thursday night to witness their twin sons Donald and Roland Chapman graduate from different high schools. Donald earned his diploma at Des Moines Noah High School and Roland at Technical High School, about 35 blocks apart, both ceremonies set for 8 p m.
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Lloyd J. Chapman
Donald
Roland
Noah High School
Technical High School
North
Tech
Former Suffragette Dies In Hartford
Katharine Seymour Day, 94, a leading suffragette who helped preserve Mark Twain’s Hartford home, died at her former Harriet Beecher Stowe residence. A descendant of Thomas Hooker, she was related to the Beecher family and once rode horseback to rally support for women’s voting.
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Conn
Katharine Seymour Day
Mark Twain
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Miss Day
Thomas Hooker
Beecher
Young California boy hops freight train near Iowa town
Three year old David Larson visiting from California rode a Milwaukee Road freight six miles to Steamboat Rock Iowa before being found distraught by Elmer Finger and others. Sheriff McCormick coordinated a search. the boy was returned to his mother unharmed.
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Eldora
David Larson
California
America
David
Milwaukee Road
Grandma's
Steamboat Rock
Iowa
Russell Larson
Lancaster
Calif
Hardin County
Lowell McCormick
Elmer Finger
McCormick
Ackley
Youth, 18, Arrested for Threatening Johnson Life
Michael Allen Young, 18, of Wildwood New Jersey, was arrested by Secret Service agents in Camden charged with threatening President Johnson. He was jailed in 29000 bond after a letter allegedly promised to "get" Johnson like Kennedy’s assassin. A .22 rifle and a .32 pistol were found in his Rio Grande bedroom.
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Rio Grande
N.J
Young
Denison Man Killed in Collision on Highway 30
Charles J Vore Jr. aged 32 died when his car struck a bridge two and a half miles west of Denison on Highway 30. He was alone in the vehicle.
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Denison
Charles J Vore Jr
Here
Vore
Blast Damages Gas Plant in Coralville Iowa
A fire and explosion at the Econo Gas Service plant on Highway 6 in Coralville caused about 40 000 in damage. Two workers Leroy Carr age 17 from Ainsworth and Nick Weede 21 from Iowa City were injured when gas cylinders ignited, sending a large flame cloud into the air. Traffic along the four lane highway was diverted for nearly two hours while firefighters worked. The origin of the fire was undetermined and the firm serviced bottled gas to homes and farms.
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Coralville
Econogas Service, Inc
Highway
Leroy Carr
Ainsworth
Nick Weede
Carl Strubb
Aulamic Planning Commission Meets Monday Evening
The planning commission will convene at city hall Monday at 7 30 PM. Residents and interested parties are invited to attend the meeting.
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Aulamic Planning Commission
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