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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1960

Page

4

Fire drives Lewis family from home in blaze

Fire swept through a residence injuring the Lewis family and damaging the house, doors, walls, and furnishings. Firemen said a near floor furnace caused most damage, with $600 estimated losses. The family was relocated to a neighbor's home as authorities investigated the scene.

Darren Modders Op Bee Pere Cen Farracs Joans Jim Conn Leonard Schirmeoo Atibes

Freedom of Press Day observations and concerns

The piece notes Freedom of the Press Day with William Hotta, president of the Inter American Press Vein, praising progress in press freedom in the Americas while criticizing setbacks in Argentina, Colombia, Gabas, and Cowles of the Spokane Spokesman-Review. It also mentions Iceland, Denmark, and Cornell as leading national libraries.

Garkness Willam Hotta Inter Ameren Seem Othe

Soviet Deplores U S Aggression in Disarmament Talks

Geneva AP reports Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin accused aggressive circles in the United States of sabotaging the Paris summit and pressing for disarmament solutions. Western officials doubt agreement if Soviets cling to Khrushchev's main provisions, while both sides consider an international peace force under UN Security Council control.

Geneva Valerian Zorn United States Paris Zorn Zorin David Ormsby Gore Khrushchev Eaton U.S France Security Council Easttestarty

Iowa City votes daylight saving time expansion

Iowa City will observe daylight saving hours starting next Sunday extending from June 12 to September 6 after the City Council unanimously approved the dates at a special meeting. About 75 people attended and a straw vote favored keeping last time 34 to 15.

Iowa City Chamber of Commerce

Preview Of Ballot For November

Unofficial daily primary results outline the November general ballot. Incumbents are marked with a symbol, listing Republicans and Democrats vying for U S Senator Governor Secretary of State Attorney General and all state and district offices with candidates from Iowa cities such as Ottumwa Boone Manning Webster City and Des Moines plus Davenport Erie districts and nominees from Elkader Grundy Center and more.

Republican Office Democratic Herschel Loveless Ottumwa Norman Erbe Boone E. J. McManus Keokuk W.L. Mooty Grundy Center John E. Hansen Manning Melvin D. Lynhorst Orange City Kenneth Robinson Bayard x. Bakers Robert F. Hutte Osceola M. N. Abrahamson Conrad E. Lawlor Ames Clyde Spry Noel F. Hill Webster City Evan Hultman Waterloo Don Wilson West Des Moines Congress Fred Schwengel Davenport Walter Guenther Fort Madison James Bromwell Cedar Rapids Leonard GG. Wolf Elkader OR Gross Edward J. Gallagher Jr John Kyl Bloomfield Edwin Gilmour Grinnell Floyd M. Burgeson Des Moines Neal Smith Curtis G Riehm Garner Mervin Coad Ben FO Jensen Extra Duane Orton Atlantic Charles B. Hoeven Alton Donald E. O'Brien Sioux City

Iowa farmers catch up on field work amid dry week

Iowa farmers reported faster progress on corn planting and spring plowing after a week of dry weather. About 85 percent of corn is in the ground, with southeast Iowa least advanced at around 65 percent. Soybeans are about half planted, alfalfa first cuttings begin, and soil moisture remains adequate.

Des Moines Iowa

Mamie Eisenhower Cancels Far East Tour

Washington AP Mrs Mamie Eisenhower hospitalized with asthmatic bronchitis will not accompany the President on the Far Eastern tour. White House said she is getting along very nicely and plans for Barbara to make the trip in her place. The President will depart Sunday for a two week tour to the Philippines Formosa Japan Korea and Okinawa with Alaska and Hawaii added to the itinerary.

Washington Mamie Eisenhower White House Walter Reed Army Hospital Eisenhower Russia Nikita Khrushchev Soviet Union

Eisenhower Returns From West Point Reunion

President Eisenhower flew from Stewart Air Force Base to West Point New York ending a three day reunion with his 1915 classmates at the U.S. Military Academy. The Columbine II E arrived after a one hour flight signaling what may be his last visit to the Point as president.

Washington Eisenhower U.S. Military Academy West Point N.Y Stewart Air Force Base

Births Cumberland Girl to Mr and Mrs Ross Becker

Renata Tebaldi the Met Opera lyric soprano will not diet because she thinks it might hurt her voice. Her avocation crossword puzzles.

Renata Tebaldi Met Opera

Erbe and McManus win Iowa gubernatorial primary

In Iowa, with 2,477 of 2,486 precincts reporting, Erbe leads Schroeder and Nicholas McManus tops Hughes for the Republican governor nomination. In the Democrat contest, Hansen defeats Reppert for lieutenant governor, while Abrahamson wins the treasurer nomination and Lawlor secures the Democratic attorney general bid. Other statewide results include Miller leading the U S Senate race, with multiple nominees advancing.

Erbe McManus Iowa Schroeder Nicholas McManus Hughes Miller Daston Countryman Nevada Rollo Bergeson Des Moines Kenneth Stringer Davenport Oliver Reeve Waverly Ernest Seemann Waterloo Loveless Hansen Reppert John R. Hansen Manning State Board of Control Howard Reppert Jr William Mooty Grundy Center Abrahamson Martin’ Lauterbach Alden John Ho Cruickshank Stous City Lauterbach Cruickshank Conrad E. Lawlor Ames Jay Beckley Muscatine Black Hawk County Evan Hultman Warren Fletcher Leonard Abels Hultman Fletcher Abels Don Wilson West Des Moines James C

Dubuque Woman Killed Teenager Critical After Collision

A Dubuque woman, Mrs Frank Bemis, 64, died when a car driven by her son Earl was hit broadside by a second vehicle at an intersection. Mike Kehoe, 15, of Dubuque, was critically injured along with two other teens riding in the other car. Police described the crash as a two car collision late Monday.

Dubuque Frank Bemis Earl Mike Kehoe Kehoe Bemis

Porgy and Bess stars shine in city premiere

Sidney Paster and Dorothy Dan diodite headline the latest Porgy and Bess production in Wendas at the Athletic Theater. The show opens with strong performances and high hopes for a successful run.

Sidney Paster Dorothy Dandiodite Saan Ved Galdwon Wendas Thorsdas Sami Dasis Peark Bas Jey

Local Father Quits Big Job to Become Amish Church Pastor

Pao Capo John Rudy, 36, a father of three from Rothsville, leaves a $11000 annual post with the Raho Corporation of America to take a pastor role at the Mennonite Church near Gettysburg. He will earn about $1300 a year in his new post and says spiritual needs outweigh financial rewards.

Lancaster Pao Capo John Wo Rudy Rothsville Raho Corporation of America Gettysburg Rudy Sand

Rites Held For Jacob Lambi

Funeral services for Jacob Lambi, 69, were held at St Mary Catholic Church with the Rev. Wa oeelahing presiding. He was born May 12 on a farm in Jackson township and spent his life in Ad reenntweseep. He served in World War I, retired from the farm near Bridgewater, and was a member of American Legion post 702. Survivors include sister Mrs John Kneap and brother Steve Lambi of Greenfield. Graveyard rites were conducted by the American Legion post at the church cemetery. Ewing funeral home was in charge.

Min Taemte Anta Kahenre Pare Bambi Jack On Township Nea Brdgewater Meeber American Legion Post Bridgewater Johia Kneap Steve Lambi Greenfield American Legion Church Cemetery Ewing

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