Cass County Hires Miss Schreiber as Elementary Consultant
Miss Joan Schreiber of La Porte City has been employed by the Cass County Board of Education as an elementary consultant to aid Cass County schools. She will assist administrators, teachers, and boards in curriculum planning, materials, courses of study, in service programs, and related duties starting Aug 15. Her background includes degrees from Iowa State University and Cedar Falls College, plus ten years teaching in Cedar Rapids elementary schools.
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la Porte City
Cass County Board of Education
Cass County
County Board of Education
County Superintendent of Schools
Mise Schreiber
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University of Jewa
Columbia University
State College of Iowa
Cedar Falls
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Cedar Falla
Iowa Faces Federal Rule Change On Ice Cream Butterfat
Iowa law requires 13 percent butterfat for ice cream. Federal rules effective July 1 govern interstate commerce. A hearing is set for July 14 in Federal Court to decide if a temporary injunction continues until the suit is resolved. The Iowa attorney general previously ruled federal rules apply only to interstate commerce.
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Iowa
Interstate Com
Missing Boy Donald Goodall Returns Home
De Witt authorities said 14 year old Donald Goodall returned home at midnight after a search that involved an airplane and about 35 volunteers and local firemen. He was reported missing around 6 p m Friday and the location of his whereabouts before returning home was not disclosed.
Robbery at Fina gas station in Osakaloosa
An armed robber held up the Fina gas station in Osakaloosa Saturday, escaping with about $160. The incident was reported by AP and details remain limited.
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Osakaloosa
Fina Gas
Eil
Des Moines Wife Seeks Divorce Over Necktie Hoard
Mrs. Robert O. Helvig testified in Des Moines court that her husband collected about 1400 neckties and over 200 shirts, filling their home with trash, as the judge granted their divorce.
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DES Moines
Robert O. Helvig
Weather Outlook for Weekend and Monday
Generally fair through Sunday with mild night lows. Saturday night temperatures drop toward the northeast to the south. Sunday will be warmer with highs in the mid to upper 60s. A partly cloudy sky Monday brings scattered thundershowers.
Four Recruits Killed By Lightning At Ft Benning Range
Four Army recruits died and fifteen were injured when a bolt struck a tree and ricocheted into soldiers during rifle training at Fort Benning Georgia. The victims were Melvin C. White Jr James E. Whitaker Billy G. Casbolt and Donald Dinardo with 15 others hospitalized.
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A. C. Mitchel
Suspension of Lamont Lumber and Grain Warehouse License
The Iowa Commerce Commission suspended Merle Bliss doing business as Lamont Lumber and Grain of Lamont for alleged failure to maintain required bond. A hearing is scheduled in Des Moines on August 8 to decide if the license should be revoked.
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Iowa Commerce Commission
Merle Bliss
Lamont Lumber and Grain
Lamont
Bliss
Italian worker finds rings in cigarette at factory
Viareggio AP reports Mameli Codecasa struck gold by lighting a cigarette that contained four tiny gold rings. The rings reportedly slipped into the tobacco when a female factory worker misplaced a bracelet or necklace.
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Italy
Mameli Codecasa
Steilen Named Public Relations Director at St Ambrose
Charles H. Steilen of Davenport is named director of public relations and development at St Ambrose College. He joined the development staff in 1959 after graduating from St Ambrose in 1958.
Scots School Site Becomes NATO Arms Depot
Scotland’s smallest village school with four pupils will close as Loch Lomondside site is cleared for a 19,600,000 NATO arms store. Students must travel 10 miles to another school after outdoor classes and nature study.
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Scotland
Loch Lomondside
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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Marine hero ends life during slaying probe in Utah
Ex Marine Able Aragon 36 shot himself when stopped by FBI near Price Utah after authorities linked him to the Connecticut tourist kidnapping and highway murder case. Aragon, a Navy Cross recipient known locally as model citizen, died two hours later. Investigation continues into the missing Denise Sullivan 15 and the fate of her daughter.
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Utah
FBI
Connecticut
Able B. Aragon
Here
Denise Sullivan
Palet
Jeanette
Price
Boothroyd
Lake City Hospital
Japanese Youth Selected for Atlantic High School Program
Toru Yaosaka, 17, of Sapporo Hokkaido Japan, selected by the American Field Service to attend Atlantic high school under a new foreign student program. He will live with Dr. Millard Petersen at 14 East Twelfth Street and arrive in San Francisco August 12 before flying to Atlantic. He is the eldest of three sons. his father works in a heavy machinery factory and his mother in a college library. He has studied English for four to five years and is president of his high school English club.
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Toru Yaosaka
Sapporo
Hokkaido
Japan
Atlantic High School
Millard Petersen
East Twelfth Street
San Francisco
Atlantic
Toru
Meat wage talks open between unions and Swift & Co
The first meat industry wage negotiations of the year began in Chicago as the Sonract Butcher Workmen and Meat Cutters Union met with Swift and Co. Company. Exploratory sessions were held this week and both sides recessed for several weeks. Plants in 15 cities were listed including Boise Baltimore Columbus Broderick Montgomery Nashville East St. Louis North Portland Ocala Ogden Scottsbluff South San Francisco Watertown Jackson Moultrie.
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Sonract Butcher Workmen and Meat Cutters Union
Swift and Co. Company
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Baltimore
Columbus
Ohio
Broderick
Montgomery
Ala
Nashville
Utah
Scottsbluff, Neb
San Francisco
Watertown
Jackson, Miss
Moultrie, Ga
Artillery unit to receive Eisenhower Trophy at camp
The Galesburg based Battery A 1st Rocket Howitzer Battalion 123rd Artillery wins the Eisenhower Trophy for superior rating in the annual general inspection at Camp Ripley Minnesota. The unit returns home Saturday.
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Galesburg
Illinois National Guard
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Search for Brule elderly woman ends in violence clue
Signs of violence sparked an intense search for Julia Mikkola an elderly Brule resident who vanished from her home. Blood spatters found near the bed and doorway plus a bloodstained dress fragment and a handkerchief shaped as a gag point to foul play as deputies comb forest and brush areas near Brule Wisconsin two miles from her home.
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Wis
Julia Mikkola
Bruel
Superior
Wisconsin
Elmer Quist
Girl Accidentally Shot by Father in Detroit
Arletha Payton, 15, of Detroit, died from wounds after her father Jesse Payton mistook her for a prowler and shot on the family porch. Payton, 59, said he heard noises, loaded a 16 gauge shotgun, and fired at a porch shadow. police ruled the shooting accidental.
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Arletha Payton
Arletha
Jesse Payton
Local Lawyer Arrested by FBI in San Francisco
Daniel Jackson Oliver Wen dell Holmes Morgan, 50, is hand cuffed after FBI arrest in San Francisco on charges of illegally practicing law in Washington DC for 18 months. Attorney General Kennedy says he handled about 100 cases including three men now on death row.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes Morgan
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San Francisco
Washington, D. C
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Fire at Czech coal mine kills 108 miners
The Dolna Sucha Dulka mine in the Ostrava Karvina coalfield in Czechoslovakia suffered a major fire killing 108 miners. Rescue teams from the basin aided the effort as Czech officials and party leaders arrived at the scene amid the disaster. The mine area is a key coal producer in the country near Ostrava.
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Ostrava Karvina
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Ostrava
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Czechoslovakia
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Michigan investors buy Mason City and Clear Lake Railroad
A group of Michigan investors reported the purchase of the 11 mile electric Mason City and Clear Lake line by Iowa Terminal Railroad Co. Charles Strickland remains president and GM. Buyers Herbert Wilson Harold Boyer and Herbert Otto are Detroit and Saginaw figures planning industrial development along the line.
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Clear Lake
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Iowa Terminal Railroad Co
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Herbert Wilson
Detroit
Harold Boyer
Herbert Otto
Saginaw
Emery
Police help woman in distress in Missoula
At 4 am on Friday a Missoula woman, Mrs. Bob Miles, called the police thinking her car was running. A patrolman turned off the engine, rang her doorbell, and returned her keys, describing the service as extraordinary.
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Missoula
Mont
Bob Miles
Hoffa wins fifth term as Teamsters chief in landslide
James R. Hoffa, 48, elected to a new five year term as Teamsters president after a wide margin. He pledges to grow membership to two million and seeks a return to AFL CIO affiliation while promising fewer strikes and a 55 year retirement after 20 years of work.
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Fla
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Detroit
Teamsters
Bobby Kennedy
Senate Select Committee
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Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
Senate
John L. McClellan
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Tony Pro
Immorality Crackdown at Tokyo Palace Grounds
Police report a crackdown at the Imperial Palace plaza and Hibiya Park where 40 young couples received warnings for immorality. The event targets public affection on Lover’s Lane near royal grounds in Tokyo.
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Emperor Hirohito
Imperial Palace Plaza
Hibiya Park
Police sweep across Cape Peninsula net 700 plus arrests
Police from Durban to Cape Town led a night raid sweeping across the Cape Peninsula and capturing hundreds, including many illegal firearms. Similar operations recently targeted Johannesburg and Pretoria.
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South Africa
Cape Peninsula
Cape Town
Johannesburg
Pretoria
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