Red Cross Water Safety Instructors Course At Red Oak
Red Cross offers a Water Safety Instructors course at Red Oak from June 27. Open to men and women over 18 with prior Red Cross senior first aid or water safety training. Applicants who completed Part One may join. last year’s class drew from Atlantic Council Bluffs and other towns, issuing 16 certificates.
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RED Cross
Red Oak
Resi Paonsthan
Wate
Hebdoan Mednek
Pach Peltwater
Ass Oonts
Amelia Red Tre
Pellett
Atlantic
Peet
Council
Oakland
Avoca Greenford
Jetretser
Anita
Michintie
Soldier, Campbell Friend Detain Driver After Car Theft Report
A Fort Campbell soldier Woodrow Patterson hitchhiked in Nashville to report his car stolen. He and a Campbell buddy detained driver Frank Ceci Edmondson until police arrived. A note of thanks from Mrs Nordypal credits well-wishers and Atlantic Memorial hospital staff. Motorists are reminded to obey stop signs not slow down.
Subway Fire Hazard Sweep At Grand Central
Workers inspect New York subway lines for fire hazards after a smoke incident below Grand Central Terminal. Dense acid smoke filled tunnels trapping passengers for hours as police and fire crews evacuated crowds and treated about 150 people at hospitals. In a separate report, six Africans were killed in a tribal clash near Ponteland South Africa with 11 arrested.
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New York Subway
New York
Solan Voorkers
Grand Central Terminal
Robert Waoner
Carder
Ctarman
Patterson
Wanhattan
Grand Central Area
Johannesburg
South Africa
Pondaland
South of Natal
Vanister
Francois Erasmus
Cuba to seize refineries in oil supply clampdown
Cuba moves to force American and British firms to halt in outflow of dollars by reorienting oil from Venezuelan sources. The Cuban Petroleum Institute says Shell Standard Oil and Tesoro will be cut off from dollar purchases, with refineries likely seized if operations halt. Soviet crude will fill about 300,000 tons per company this year under the sugar oil swap.
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Standard of New Jerseys
Tes Aon
Cuban Petroleum Intitute
Cuba
British Shell
Prime
Fidel Castro
Opera Fons
Institute
Senate approves sweeping housing bill for 1.58 billion
The Senate Housing subcommittee approved a 1.5815 billion omnibus housing bill far exceeding President Eisenhower's proposal. The measure goes to the Banking Committee for session soon before reaching the Senate for action. The article notes Marie Curie’s maiden name, Marie Sklodowska, and her birth in Warsaw in 1867.
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Washington
Senate Housing Subcommittee
Fisenhower
Banking Committee
Senate
Madame Marie Curie
Marie Sklodowska
Warsaw
Poland
Accuser Lubes In on Soviet Spying at U.N.
U. S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge cites 11 cases in seven years where Russian officials in the United States were exposed for trying to steal or buy classified information. The list includes multiple named Soviet officials and the claim was made during Lodge’s reply to Soviet Russia at the United Nations in New York.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
U.N
United States
Lodge
Russia
United Nations
New York
Red
Aleksandr Kovalev
Nikolai Kurochkin
Maxim Martynov
Leonid Pavney
Bors Gladkov
Vasily Molev
Vadim Kamlyuk
Yuri Krylov
Igor Amosov
Viktor Petrov
Ivan Bubcchikov
Rudolf Adel
Balloon fails to land on time over West Texas
A massive Navy balloon launched from Brunswick Ga drifted west over Texas after missing its automatic release. Tracking teams report it remains aloft above 100000 feet near Alpine and may pass the western edge of the state.
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Alpine
Tex
Texas
Texa Navy
Mde
John W. Sparkman
Saioon
San Antonio
Brunswick
William Stierman
Office of Naval Research
Washington
Ill and Injured Sought Care at Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Sick and injured undergoing tonsillectomies at Atlantic Memorial today include Sandra Lang and Barbara Lang daughters of Mr and Mrs Robert Lang 60 Birch Street Tom Dimig son of Mr and Mrs Joe Dimig Rt 1 and Joyce and Jack Jensen children of Mr and Mrs Rodney Jensen 106 East Tenth Street Also at the hospital for medical treatment are Mrs Ansel Crabtree 401 Crombie Ernest Zurfluh 1101 East Eleventh Street Raymond infant son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Birkley of Anita and Susan daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Fay of Anita Released from the hospital were Walter McClain of Extra Phillip Rudy 205 East Ninth Street Mrs John Johnson 407 West South Street taken to Berry nursing home Peggy Wahlert 490 Linn Tom McDermott Fletcher Chapel Mrs Tom Newton of Walnut and Gregory Zellmer Rt 2 An ancient Russian proverb reminds us When money speaks the truth is silent.
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Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Sandra
Barbara
Robert Lang
Birch Street
Tom
Joe Dimig
Rt. 1
Joyce
Jack
Rodney Jensen
East Tenth Street
Ansel Crabtree
Crombie
Ernest Zurfluh
East Eleventh Street
Raymond
Raymond Bi
Trucker Cleared Of Sniper Slaying
A jury acquitted Floyd Ke Hargrove of murdering Charles R Clark in Mentor on Christmas Eve. The case hinged on love affairs with Clark’s wife Leis, denials of the crime, and alternate explanations including a stray shot.
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Painesville
Ome
Cary
Floyd KE Hargrove
Charles R Clark
Thorngroave
Clark
Mentor
Hargrove
Leis
Chardon
Cluding Hargrove
Births Around Audubon and Des Moines Areas
A daughter was born Sunday at Audubon County Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs William Bo ENs Elliott. Mr and Mrs Dean Artho are the parents of a daughter born June 4 at Clarkson Hospital Halai Omaha Anita. Mr and Mrs Ray Wallace of Des Moines are the parents of a seven pound four ounce daughter named Donna Rae born June. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Clarence Mattheis.
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Audubon
Audubon County Memorial Hospital
William Bo Ens
Elliott
Dean Artho
Clarkson Hosp
Halai Omaha
Anita
Ray Wallace
Des Moines
Donna Rae
Clarence Mattheis
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Uidh
Gulbransen
Paul Wright
Safeway Store
Acme Piano & Organ Co
6Th Ave
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EOS
Samuel Gold Wty
Avayo
FCS Foxyats To
Carol Morris
Vera Vague
Hugo Haas
George McCray
Omaha
Lindt & Rothe
Cohrs
Davenport
M. Os. Swanson
Gary
Date
Maude Swanson
Walnut Street
Dim Reed
Wiota
Swanson
Lyman Worthington
John Brown University
Siloam Springs
Ark
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Missouri Hiahway Commission
Joplin
Martin Poch
Town City
Iowa University
Marlene She Wall
Wall
Rochield, Minn
The
Tall
Les Buster
Ft Wayne
Indo
Maurice Carey
Mr. Carey
Zoli Carey
East Fifth Street
Keith Winston
Lou Winston
Griswold
SUL
Stemage National Professional
SUI
Eght
Ray Myers
Simpson College
Peter D. Wright
University of Iowa
Iowa Sty
Wright
Marcelyn Myers
Donald A. Pratt
G. L. Chaffee
Ft. Wayne
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Hotel Whitney
James Bo Eken
Chaffee
van Orman Hotels System
Mella Belle Kulp
San Gabriel
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Indiana Tees
Santa Ana
Larry L. Buboltz
Justice of the Peace Court
Norman Kunze
Paul Rathman
Cumberland
Charlotte King
Nipps
Owen D. Hansen
Ralph R. Hansen
Lewis
Robert E. Nipp
DL Co
Nipp
Hansen
Atlantic High School
Farmers Home Administration
Ft. Fustis
Labrador
Rotary
Harold Henderson
Atlantic Rotanans
Towa
Jim Barry
Department of Public Safety
Wallace Roscoe
Iterday
France Olson
Charles Crook, Jr
Cumberlain
Folsom Everest
Council Bluffs
Myrtle Black
Audrey Kemp
Kendal Warne
Esta Brown Cleo Mathisen
Leona Pont
Arlene Miller
Nadine Brownlee
Ruth Meadden
Thelma Carter
Marguerete Dement
Hazel Tom Enson
Masonity
Teday
Atlantic News-Telegraph
Earth
Sterman
Tiends
Willoughby
Cedar — Atlantic
W. B. Melenbacker
Arthps
HAL Simonton Plumbing & Heating
E. 3Rd St
Timex
Ernie Willman
Atlantic Trading Post
Dairy Queen
Dick's Dairy Queen
Atlantic Paint & Glass
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