U.N. Assembly Resumes 16th Session Amid Rwanda Urundi Debate
The United Nations General Assembly begins its 16th annual session with talks over fixing July 1 as independence day for Ruanda Urundi and considerations on Rhodesia and Southern Rhodesia. Archbishop Makarios attends, marking his first U.N. appearance as Cyprus president. A five nation commission notes Urundi is under control but warns of bloodshed and ethnic tensions in Ruanda.
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Belmiag
African Trust Ter
Ruanda-Urundi
Congo
Assembly
Southern
Rhodesia
South Africa
Makarios
United States
U.N
Cyprus
Bly
Ruanda
Urundi
U.N. Commission
Ross Havens 66 Wiota Resident Dies at Atlantic Memorial
Ross Havens of Wiota died this morning at 5 30 after 245 hours in Atlantic Memorial hospital. A retired truck line operator born March 21 1896 in Noble township he left a trucking career in 1946 due to ill health. Survived by his wife Nellie two daughters Pauline Randolph Kansas City Margery Bates Atlantic two sons Donald Wiota Lawrence at home a brother Oscar Denver two sisters Leon Turner Griswold Milton Potter Omaha seven grandchildren. Funeral at Roland funeral home Saturday 2 PM with viewing Friday 7 9 PM.
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Ross Havens
Wiota
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Edward
Augusta Rothe Havens
Noble Township
Nellie Johnson
Pauline Randolph
Kansas City
Margery Bates
Atlantic
Donald Havens
Lawrence Havens
Oscar Havens
Denver
Leon Turner
Griswold
Milton Potter
Omaha
Joseph
Roland Funeral Home
Uphold Ruling on Bible Readings in Florida Schools
A unanimous Florida court upheld daily Bible readings and Lord's Prayer in Miami area schools, ruling the state law complies with church state separation. The decision, likely to be appealed to the U S Supreme Court, arose from a Dade County case by a Jewish, a Unitarian, and an agnostic challenging the practice.
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Florida
U.S. Supreme Court
Miami
Dade County
Cloudy cooler spell with showers and storms Thursday night
Weather outlook shows cloudy cooler conditions with occasional showers and thunderstorms Thursday night into Friday. Lows Thursday night in the low 60s and highs Friday around 70, with little change expected Saturday.
Senate Cuts Off Aid To Red Dominated Nations
The Senate voted 57 to 24 to bar next year's aid to Communist dominated Yugoslavia and Poland. The Lausche amendment would block $10 million in development loans and halt surplus shipments, provoking White House opposition as harmful to U S security.
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Washington
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
House
Yugoslavia
Poland
U.S
Soviet Union
Frank Lausche
Ohio
United States
Lausche
White House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Lord Attlee Discharged After Surgery for Ulcer
Former prime minister Lord Attlee aged 79 left London hospital today after undergoing surgery for a duodenal ulcer. A hospital spokesman said his recovery is very satisfactory and he is improving.
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London
Lord Attlee
Dragging yields no trace of Iowa woman in river drowning
Nebraska City AP report states search teams failed to find any sign of Mrs. Clara Gillispie 57 of Percival Iowa who vanished and drowned after apparently falling into the Missouri River Tuesday. She formerly lived in Hamburg where her husband served as pastor of the Assembly of God Church.
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Clara Gillispie
Percival
Iowa
Missouri River
Ness Resigns As President-Elect Of Jaycees
Charles Ness, president-elect of the Atlantic Junior Chamber of Commerce, will not serve as president next year due to moving to Des Moines. A special election is set for June 20 to choose a successor. Plans include the Tour for a Day program led by Tom Finnell with a family of tourists in town, inaugural party on June 23 at the Legion building, and Tom Terrill representing Atlantic in a state teen driving road event in La Porte City on June 2.
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Atlantic Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee
Van's
Des Moines
Ness
Tom Finnell
Atlantic
Legion Building
Tom Terrill
Arrests for Writing Fictitious Checks at Air Bases
FBI agents arrested Robert Martin Cooney 38 of North Ridge California for writing fictitious checks at air bases nationwide. A federal complaint was issued December 1 in Sacramento California. Cooney waived preliminary hearing and is jailed on 3000 dollar bond. Claud Forest Winklepleck 38 of Santa Ana California waived preliminaries on transporting a stolen car from Salt Lake City to Des Moines on April 16 and is held on 2000 dollar bond. Records show a prior release from a federal prison in February.
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Des Moines
Robert Martin Cooney
North Ridge
Calif
FBI
Sacramento
Cooney
U. S
F. E. van Alstine
Claud Forest Winklepleck
Santa Ana
Salt Lake City
Loan announced for Quincy College housing project
The Community Facilities Administration announced a $775000 loan to Quincy College for housing construction to accommodate 63 faculty members in Quincy Til.
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Washington
Community Facilities Administration
Quincy College
Quincy
Til
Tourists for a Day program entertains Flint visitors in Atlantic
Anthony and Mary Koulchar of Flint Michigan toured Atlantic Iowa as part of a Jaycees project. They rode a parade route to a motel lunch and station tour after calling their son in Denver. The couple, visiting during crutches bound recovery, praise the experience.
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KJAN
Anthony Koulchar
Flint
Mich
Folmer Molgaard
Hoegh
Michigan
Atlantic
the Pines
Ben Magill
Anthony
Tony) Koulchar
Mary
Lowry Air Force Base
Denver
Jaycees
Iowa
Tom Finnell
Koulchar
Chamber of Commerce
Chestnut Street
Atlantic Fire
Koulehat
Buick Motor Division
Air Force
Kouldars
Young’s Restaurant
Jaycee Project
Koulchars
Karl Aldag
Atlantic Lady Jays
Atlantic Jaycees
Brehmers Return From Denver Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Brehmer returned from Denver after a week with their son Alfred Brehmer and family.
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Emil Brehmer
Denver
Alfred Brehmer
Jaycees Cite Vehicle Safety Check Totals and Prizes
Lloyd Worthington announced at a Jaycee meeting that 1738 vehicles were safety checked with 148 on June 2 at the safety lane. Of the total 367 were defective and 195 motorists had defects repaired to earn safety stickers. 111 vehicles came from outside Cass county and 72 Atlantic firms offer prizes for sticker holders with window signs showing license numbers to be matched through Thursday to Saturday.
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Lloyd Worthington
Jaycee
Atlantic Automobile
Cass County
Worthington
Atlantic Business
Iowa Bar Association elects officers in Cedar Rapids
The Iowa State Bar Association met in Cedar Rapids for a three day session and elected Lloyd Karr of Webster City as president. Wiley Mayne of Sioux City was chosen as vice president.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa State Bar Association
Lloyd Karr
Webster City
Wiley
Mayne
Sioux City
Bunker Delivers Senate Appearance Denying Govt Contract Profits
Arthur H. Bunker former president of Climax Molybdenum Co. testifies before the Senate armed services subcommittee to deny charges that the firm profited from canceling a government contract for 38 million pounds of molybdenum. The hearing was postponed after his daughter was found slain in her Topeka Kansas apartment.
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Arthur H. Bunker
Climax Molybdenum Co
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee
Topeka
Kans
Boy And Girl Win Spelling Bee Title
Washington AP report says 13 year old Nettie and 14 year old Micheel both won the national spelling bee after a two day, 59 word final round. Each champion earns 1000 dollars and a New York sightseeing trip. Barbara Brugnaux of Youngstown takes third and fifty others earn smaller prizes.
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Washington
Nettie
New Mexico
Micheel
New York City
Barbara Brugnaux
Youngstown
Ohio
Senate GOP offers substitute paper for White House
Senate Republicans mock the White House cancellation of its New York Herald Tribune subscription and propose the Senate Republican Policy Memo as a strictly factual weekly summary for the White House press section. Bourke B. Hickenlooper, R Iowa, chairs the Policy Committee and says the resolution passed unanimously.
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Washington
Senate Republicans
White House
New York Herald Tribune
Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Senate
GOP
Lewis School Meeting Discusses Future Operations
H Life an Oskaloosa attorney who represents the Small Schools Association of Nowa will speak at a Friday evening public meeting at the Lewis community building. The session addresses the proposed plan for Lewis school operation and other future arrangements.
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Life
Oskaloosa
Small Schools Association of Nowa
Lewis
Estes Hearings Delayed Over Fire Manuel Firing Debate
A House subcommittee postponed Estes case hearings citing an executive session. Democrats pressed for firing staff attorney Robert E. Manuel over allegedly leaking a Agriculture Department report to the New York Herald Tribune.
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Washington
House
Billie Sol Estes
Robert E. Manuel
Manuel
Agriculture Department
Estes
New York Herald Tribune
Indicted Illinois youth linked to Iowa campus thefts
Gerald Gmoser, 19, of Hinsdale Illinois, charged by federal grand jury with stealing pistols and gear from the Army Reserve Training Center at Iowa City. He previously admitted entry on April 13 and was freed on 1000 bond. Stolen items were found on campus and along the Iowa River. He also faced a separate Iowa state charge for a stolen television camera from the University of Iowa Fieldhouse.
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Des Moines
Illinois
State University of Iowa
Army Reserve
Iowa City
Gerald Gmoser
Hinsdale
Reserve Training
Gmeser
U. S
James Bennett
Bennett
University
Iowa River
Gmoser
al Gmoser
University of Iowa
Laborers Revolt Reported in Kwantung Province
An anti Communist Truth Daily claims over 5,000 forced laborers in Kwantung northern coal areas staged a bloody revolt on May 30. It says many were killed and more than 12,000 arrested, with survivors fleeing into hills near the Kwantung Hunan border.
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Hong Kong
China
Kwangtung
Truth Daily
Kwangtung- Hunan
Red China
Chen Tse-jen
Herron resigns as Iowa state fire marshal
Edward J. Herron of Cedar Rapids resigns after seven years as Iowa fire marshal to become special agent for Farmers Mutual Reinsurance Co. in Grinnell effective July 16. He served since 1955, previously led Cedar Rapids fire prevention, and led Fire Marshals of North America last year.
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DES Moines
Edward J. Herron
Cedar Rapids
Herron
Farmers Mutual Reinsurance Co
Grinnell
Iowa
Helicopter Crash In South Vietnam Bursts Into Flames
A U S Army helicopter crashed near Kontum about 260 miles northeast of Saigon. Crews set the craft on fire after the wreck. There were no casualties reported and the cause of the crash was not immediately known.
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South
Viet Nam
Kontum
Saigon
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