Red Cross fund drive in Cass County faces cuts to blood and swimming programs
A shortfall in Cass County's Red Cross drive endangers the blood bank and county swimming program with $2283 still needed of a $91000 quota. The drive totals $7716.85, including $626 in Atlantic and scattered countywide gifts, risking disaster relief support and the needs of about 1000 children in the swim program. Local chairmen are urged to raise the remaining funds to protect these vital services.
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Blood Bank
Cass County
Red Cross Fund
Atlantic
National Organization For the National Organization
Southwest
Gunman Robs Kiester Bank in Eight-Minute Hold Up
Kiester Minnesota faced a bank holdup as a gunman seized First National Bank of Kiester president Donald Elwel and controlled 10 employees and 1 customer. Loot totaled 4300 in cash and 5000 in traveler's checks. Suspects fled in a 1957 light gray Buick as road blocks and radio alerts spread to Iowa and nearby states. Ted W Jensen, son of Mrs Chris Jensen, will receive an Air Force ROTC commission at the University of Iowa along with 24 cadets Friday. Fifty-three Army ROTC cadets also to be commissioned.
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Ted W. Jensen
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Weather outlook with scattered storms through Friday
Partly cloudy weather continues with scattered showers and thunderstorms through Friday. Lows near 45 to 65 Thursday night and highs in the 80s Friday. The extended outlook shows more scattered thundershowers with a slight cooling on Saturday.
Nixon Warns Withdrawals Threaten European Freedom
Vice President Nixon warned that Allied and Soviet pullouts in Europe would leave free nations at the mercy of the Communist world. He criticized Khrushchev for a shell game proposal and urged a more effective foreign aid approach rather than capitulation.
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Asheville
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
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Aiken Seeks Farm Bill Support to Help Soil Bank
Washington Senator Aiken predicts the Senate and later the House will approve a farm money bill reversing the soil bank death sentence. He cites an 8-2 Senate Subcommittee vote allowing continuation of acreage reserve payments for 1958 crops and notes administration objections to House actions.
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Aiken
R-Vi
Senate
House
Soil Bank
Eisenhower
Senate Appropriations
House Union
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Subcommittee
Security case study against engineer tied to pro Communist mother
A Federal Court in Philadelphia reviewed a 26 year old RCA engineer Robert Webb denied security clearance over a claimed close ongoing association with his mother Catherine Webb, alleged Communist sympathizer. Webb denied influence, said he last saw his mother at his December wedding and called himself a loyal citizen. The government cites her past affiliations with Communist groups and notes she remained loosely connected since 1943.
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Robert Webb
Radio Corp of America
Haddonfield
Webb
Erinee
Farm signups total 21.3 million acres under soil bank plan
A final report shows farmers agreed to remove 21,300,000 acres from production under the soil bank. If all comply, payments from the Agriculture Department would total about 614 million dollars. Wheat 12,783,000 acres for 230,818,000. corn 3,230,000 acres for 196,617,000. cotton 3,015,000 acres for 153,510,000. rice 242,017 acres for 15,540,000. tobacco 1,098 acres for 17,803,000.
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Soil Bank
Agriculture Department
Bomber Collision Near Carrier Off Los Angeles
Two single seat attack bombers collided while approaching an aircraft carrier during maneuvers some 400 miles west of Los Angeles. Both pilots are believed dead according to the Navy on Wednesday night. Identified are Cmdr Milltun Koldennis and Lt John W. Thusnpoon, with ages and locations given.
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Bible School Program at Fletcher Chapel
The Fletcher Chapel Bible school program will be presented at the church Sunday at 9 35 preceding the morning worship.
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Fletcher Chapel Bible School
Migrant workers killed in Fayetteville truck crash
A flatbed truck carrying migrant laborers slammed into a tractor-trailer near Fayetteville North Carolina killing 16 and injuring 21. Fire spread through the truck as rescuers rushed to the scene nine miles north of the city.
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State Highway Patrol
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Texas
Benson
Minnesota
Joe Lazak
Berwick
W. H. Covington
Mt. Olive
Dunn
Gilbert Peters
Watwallopen
Covington
Raleigh
Rites Saturday For Atlantic Postmaster Jones
Funeral services for Glenn O Jones 08 West Fourteenth street Atlantic postmaster who died suddenly at 11 30 Wednesday morning of a heart attack will be held Saturday at 3 pm at Roland funeral home. The Rev Harold Smith will officiate with interment in Atlantic cemetery. Jones born April 21 1897 farm northeast of Atlantic moved to Atlantic 1910 graduate 1916 World War I veteran later postal clerk then secretary treasurer American Beekeeping Federation and 1955 Atlantic postmaster. Surviving wife a son Glenn Owen Jones Jr daughter Mrs Austin McDermott mother Mrs Grace Toves two brothers Ralph and Roscoe S Jones six grandchildren. The family supports the Iowa Heart association.
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Atlantic
Roland Funeral Home
Harold Smith
Atlantic Cemetery
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Grace Lloyd Jones
Atlantic High School
Lewis
American Beekeeping Federation
Atlante
Atlantic Congregational Church
Rotary Club
Atlantic Legion
Low State Beekeepers Association
Town State Horticultural Society
Glenn Owen Jones, Jr
Austin McDermott
Walnut
Grace Toves
Atlanta
Toy Brothers
Ralph
Roscoe S Jones
Iowa Heart Association
Marriage License Issued to Esbeck and Miller
Marriage license issued by Clerk C. M. Skipton yesterday to Eldon N. Esbeck 24 of Brayton and Myrna L. Miller 18 of Atlante.
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Eldon N. Esbeck
Brayton
Myrna L. Miller
Atlante
Phoenix Woman Named Teacher of the Year in National Program
El lie Lee Kahl of Phoenix Ann is a nurse who speaks 11 languages and was chosen as Teacher of the Year by the General Federation of Women’s Clubs from entries across 28 states. She receives a citation and a flying trip to Scandinavian countries. In Waterloo James Bruning, 36, dies after being crushed by a tractor wheel during a John Deere experimental development.
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Ellie Lee Kahl
Phoenix
Ann
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Kahl
Hollywood
Waterloo
James Brunning
John Deere
Waterloo Tractor Works
Benson Fights Price Support Formula
Secretary of Agriculture Benson urged Congress to drop the flexible price support formula for major crops calling it rigid and harmful to a prosperous agriculture. He argued for a free range of supports from zero to 90 percent of parity and emphasized the need for administrative discretion to prevent surpluses while promoting production and market stability.
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Benson
Plans Aboard Saratoga Two Day Demonstration Cruise
President Eisenhower visits the USS Saratoga off Florida for atomic warfare tactics demonstrations aboard the 350 million dollar carrier. Dulles Gates Wilson and others accompany him as jets launch from the catapults and the ship performs air defense and offensive drills.
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Florida
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Mayport
Naval Auxiliary Air Station
President
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Saratoga
Trumans Visit Newborn Grandson in New York
Former President Harry Truman and Mrs Bess Truman travel to New York to visit the son born to Margaret Truman and Clifton Daniel at Doctors Hospital. The full term boy and mother are reported fine after a Caesarean delivery as Truman jokes about naming and their return plans.
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Margaret
Clifton Daniel
Daniels
Doctors Hospital
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Truman
Harry
N C Petersen 67 Former Atlantic Auto Dealer Dies
N C Nick Petersen a 67 year old retired Atlantic automobile dealer died at Atlantic Memorial hospital at 6 10 after several years of ill health. Born Feb 14 1880 in Smedager Germany he came to the United States in 1946 with brothers and lived in Extra before moving to Atlantic in 1926. He belonged to St Pauls Lutheran church Masons and Za Gazig Shrine. He is survived by his widow two daughters four brothers and four grandchildren. Funeral at St Pauls Lutheran church Saturday at 1 30 with burial in Atlantic cemetery. Visiting sisters Mrs June Henke and her sisters.
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Atlantic
Petersen
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
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Za GaZig Shrine
Des Moines
L. L. Theberge
Rapid City, & D
F. W. Scholtes
Omaha
Peter
Anton Petersen
Denmark
Jorgen N. Petersen
Elk Horn
Rasmus Jensen
Lons
Christian Petersen
Marie Petersen
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
CM. Widebeck
Atlantic Cemetery
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