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Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1961

Page

7

Weekend travels and local notices fill Atlantic page

Travel plans involve trips to Colorado Canada and Illinois with a Denver visit noted. a natural foods meeting is set at 1301 Elm Street. Local events include a marriage licenses list, Rotary indoctrination, Europe tour by St Olaf students, hog sales, a death notice, charm school for girls, Dana College choir passing through, Mallette family visit, and a new mobile home license law. Fair and cooler weekend forecast with highs in the upper 80s.

Europe Kenneth Petersen Millard Petersen St. Olaf College Northfield Minn Mercury Burlington Spencer Sioux City Iowa Davenport Atlantic

Casey Family Visit and Community July 4 Fireworks

The Casey event in Adair County featured a 6:30 p.m. baseball game between Adair-Casey and Menlo. Adair-Casey won as a fireworks display concluded the celebration. Visiting families included Mr. and Mrs. Harris of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Miller with Aaron from Memphis. Mrs. Ida Elliott visited Pleasant Hill and niece Mrs. Carrie Blackmer.

Casey

Draft rejections vary by state with Oregon lowest

Central Press reports U S Army draft rejections show Oregon at 23.1 percent and South Carolina at 66.9 percent. Figures group mental physical and administrative reasons together.

U.S. Army Oregon South Carolina Washington Central Press

Family visits cross states and a Des Moines appointment noted

The report lists visits by Mrs. Kading and others to Guthrie Center, Medford, Miltonvale, Cisco, and Des Moines. It notes Sylvia Nelson's wedding to Chris Christensen in Des Moines and announces Robert Sar of Charles City named assistant chairman of the State Agricultural Marketing Board, with Keeling of Des Moines and Howard Waters of Danville re-elected as chairman and secretary. A safety reminder urges looking both ways before crossing.

Kading Guthrie Center Hospital Louis Shinn Medford Ore Amy Johnson Bessie Shaw Miltonvale Kan George Spain Sylvia Nelson Cisco Tex Marcia Chris Christensen Des Moines DES Moines (Ap Robert Sar Charles City State Agricultural Marketing Board Keeling Howard Waters Danville

Schweitzer to Head World Religious Summit Parley

London dispatch reports Dr. Albert Schweitzer, Nobel Peace laureate, named honorary head of a proposed world religious leaders summit. Rabbi Maurice Eisendrath announced at the World Union for Progressive Judaism conference that the 86 year old humanitarian will guide preparations for a gathering likely in late 1962 or early 1963, with Bombay as a suggested site.

London Albert Schweitzer Maurice N. Eisendrath Union of American Hebrew Congregations World Union For Progressive Judaism Eisendrath Khrushchev Kennedy Rabbi Eisendrath Bombay

Beatrix Receives Doctorate From Leiden University

The Netherlands Princess Beatrix heir to the throne earned a law degree at Leiden University. Her studies included sociology international law modern history and constitutional law providing her with the title Doctor.

the Hague Beatrix Juliana Leiden University

Tractor accident near Carlisle claims Des Moines man

Numan Weston, 58, of Des Moines was fatally injured when he apparently was thrown from a tractor while mowing weeds near Carlisle on Friday. The incident was reported by AP.

Carlisle Numan Weston Des Moines

Dominicans Navigate First Open Political Clash Since Trujillo

In Ciudad Trujillo Friday clashes erupted as Trujillo loyalists attacked the Dominican Popular Movement building after leftists held the first anti-government demo in 31 years. Police and firemen responded. six wounded and about 20 arrested as the Radio Caribe station burned.

Ciudad Trujillo Dominican Republic Trujillo Rafael L. Trujillo Dominican Popular Movement Radio Caribe DPM Colon Park

Kresge Foundation Grants Simpson College 25000 Toward Campaign

The Kresge Foundation donates 25000 to Simpson College as part of an 8 million dollar development campaign. The gift supports fundraising efforts and campus development at the Indianaola based college.

Indianola Kresge Foundation Simpson College

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