Synod Deliberates Smoking and Dancing Policy
The Reformed Church in America General Synod referred the smoking and dancing issue to a study group after a lively debate among 300 commissioners. The decision allocates more funds to world service and aid for foreign students, colleges, and seminaries as debate continues through Wednesday.
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PELLA
Reformed Church In
Northwestern College
Orange Cry
Hope College
Holland
Mich
Central College
General Synod
World Service
Doctor Arrested In British War Minister Scandal
London reports say Dr Stephen Ward an osteopath was arrested in connection with relations between War Minister John Profumo and Christine Keeler. Ward, 43, is held after admitting possible involvement while Profumo resigned amid security leak fears to Soviet agents.
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London
Stephen Ward
John Profumo
Ward
Watford
Marylebone Lane
Scotland Yard
Profumo
Christine Keeler
Lady Astor
Ing
Macmillan
House of Ward
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Christine
Soviet Union
Wilson
Securi
Six Charged In Anita Robberies
Sheriff Ben Magill announced six youths including Royce Sarsfield 19 and Jack Kays 19 of Atlantic were charged with break ins at Anita. Five younger teens 15 to 17 faced charges. juveniles were sent to juvenile court. Items stolen included beer oil gas and groceries from several Anita sites.
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Royce Sarsfield
Atlantic
Jack Kays
Extra
Anita
Ben Magill
Sarsfield
Kays
Corner Inn
Magill
Justice of the Peace Court
Yeterday
Shaffer Oil Company
Moore's
D-X Company
Anita Sale Barn
Sheriff's
Shaffer
Moore’s
Three Men Indicted in Fort Dodge Rape Case
Webster County grand jury indicted George Allen Fox 29 of Fort Dodge David C Sexauer 19 and Ronald G Torrence 18 both of Ankeny on rape charges stemming from the May 21 incident involving a 20 year old Fort Dodge woman. Bonds were set at 15000 each.
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Fort Dodge
Webster County
George Allen Fox
David C. Sexauer
Ronald G. Torrence
Ankeny
Unseasonably Warm Weather With Showers In Outlook
Partly cloudy through Sunday with widely scattered showers and thunderstorms. Unseasonably warm with highs Saturday in the 60s north east to near 70 elsewhere and Sunday 95 to 100. Further outlook calls for scattered showers and thunderstorms Monday followed by cooler conditions.
Hunt For Missing Girl Sparks Town Search Near Emmetsburg
In Emmetsburg Iowa volunteers and residents gathered Saturday to search for 3 year old Liga Crawford who vanished from home Friday night near Five Island Lake. Fire department members and locals dragged nearby lake and searched through the night seeking the child believed to be in danger. The girl is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Crawford.
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Emmetsburg
Liga Crawford
Fire Department
Lisa
William Crawford
Five Island Lake
Communism Declared Today's Success Story by Missionary
Presbyterian missionary Rev. Russell T. Self told 235 delegates at the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Canada in Toronto that communism is today’s success story and has achieved more in 60 years than Christianity has in 2000.
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Toronto
India
Russell T. Self
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church In Canada
Nixon Bids Farewell At Los Angeles Luncheon
In Los Angeles a 1300 civic leaders luncheon toasted Richard Nixon and Pat Nixon as they move to New York. The cold cuts menu contrasted with his prior bitter press conference, while Nixon quipped his heart remains in California.
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
Los Angles
California
Nixon
Pat
New York
Sophocles
Explosion Rocks North Des Moines Yard Injuring No One
A Des Moines area work yard suffered a blast from 12 liquid petroleum gas tanks late Friday. Two large tanks were hurled. three torn from bases and nine smaller ones exploded. Firemen battled the blaze in below freezing weather with two bystanders knocked down. No damage estimate was released. President Kennedy began courting the women vote in California after military displays in three states. He attended a Democratic women’s breakfast in Los Angeles and a senior prom appearance at John Burroughs High School. He vetoed moving seniors to a ballroom for a party dinner and instead used two smaller rooms in the Beverly Hilton Hotel. He planned to address mayors in Honolulu on civil rights.
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Des Moines
Eagle Iron Works
Second Avenue
Robert Patterson
John Coxe
Gary Gieffer
Los Angeles
Kennedy
California
Edmund G. Brown
West
John Burroughs High School
Surburban
Burbank
Beverly Hilton
Jack Benny
Benny
Lus
U. S
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
West Coast
Navy
China Lake
Calif
Mojave
Honolulu
Marne Boy 11 Dies In Grain Bin Accident
Sherwin LeRoy Kardell 11 of Marne suffocated after falling into a grain bin on his father’s farm northwest of Marne Friday afternoon around 4 45 p.m. He was born September 20 1951 in Atlantic and attended Jackson school. He would have entered seventh grade this fall and belonged to St Paul’s Lutheran church. Surviving are his parents a brother Sheldon 12 and paternal grandparents Otto and Mrs Kardell of Maine. Funeral at 2 p.m. Monday at St Paul’s Lutheran with burial in Atlantic Cemetery. Casket to be moved from Roland’s funeral home Monday morning.
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Sherwin
LeRoy Kardell
Clarence ‘Kardell
Marne
Atlantic
Jackson School
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Sheldon
Otto Kardell
Maine
Ronald Christensen
Atlantic Cemetery
Roland
Mrs. Jennie Reed of Cumberland Dies Here
Mrs. Jennie M. Reed 84 lifelong Cumberland area resident died at 8 20 this morning at Atlantic Memorial hospital after a day as a patient She was born October 20 1878 south west of Cumberland and married John W Reed in 1911 He died in 1937 Surviving are her son Reno Reed a sister and two brothers Burial will be in Cumberland cemetery Services at the Cumberland Methodist Church led by Rev William W Richardson Interment will follow at Hodges funeral home transfer arrangements and visitation details were announced
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Jennie M. Reed
Cumberland Area
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Elwood
Ann Marie Evans
Cumberland
John W. Reed
Reno Reed
Maggie Mullen
Grant
Charles Evans
Creston
Ted
Frank Evans
Edith Lechner
Cumberland Methodist Church
William W. Richardson
Roland Funeral
Hodges Funeral Home
Hodges Funeral
Methodist Church
U S Vessels Hit With More Fishing Fines
The U S tuna boats White Star and Ranger, already fined 26272 for illegal fishing in Ecuadorian waters, received 83 fines each for disrespect to authorities and radio misuse after seizure at Salinas port on May 25. Nineteen other boats followed them into Salinas as negotiations with Ecuador began.
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Quito
Ecuador
White Star
Ranger
Ecuadorean
Salinaa
Salinas
U.S
Peru
Chile
Minneapolis man held on morals charge in Madrid case
Edward John Ernst, 29, of Minneapolis, is jailed in Madrid on a $3500 bond after being charged with lascivious acts with a child. He was bound over to District Court after appearing in Mayor's Court. Ernst allegedly tried to undress a 13 year old girl in his car after picking her up in Madrid. she escaped the moving vehicle on Highway 89. He was arrested in Grundy Center.
Warm Stormy Weather Grips Much of Nation
Partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures prevailed nationwide with isolated areas recording severe storms. Western mountains northern Great Plains and Southeastern coast saw thundershowers while upper Mississippi and Ohio Valleys had rain. Temperatures ranged from 45 in Idaho locales to 70s in the Upper Midwest with heat in the Gulf air east of the Rockies. A violent storm Friday caused at least one death when a 10 year old boy was struck by lightning in a Cincinnati park during rush hour.
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Associated Press
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Louisiana
Virginia
Mississippi
Ohio Valley
Gulf
Rockies
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Minnesota
Great Lakes
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Ely
New
Malad City
Idaho
Omaha
New York
South Carolina
Nevada
Utah
Canadian
Middle Atlantic States
Rocky Mounains
Dakotas
Maryland
Cincinnati
French Unveil A M X 30-Ton Tank For Press
UAMF at Mailly France as French army shows its A M X 30 ton tank to newsmen. The vehicle can cross a river six feet deep without prep and, with snorkel, cross thirteen feet of water. Development came under a French German Italian agreement for European conditions. The display was part of a demonstration attended by President Charles de Gaulle and Chancellor Konrad Adenauer during Adenauer’s visit to France.
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UAMF
Mailly
France
Charles de Gaulle
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
McLaughlin Quits Clarinda Basketball Coach Post
Clarinda high school seeks a new basketball coach after Dallas McLaughlin resigned to enter private business. He had joined Clarinda less than a month earlier after nine years coaching at Shelby, resigning this spring.
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Clarinda
Clarinda High School
Dallas McLauglin
Clarinda Cage
McLaughlin
Shelby
Integration Brings New Economic Fight and Transit Scrapped
Washington lawmakers cut travel funding and scrapped the Ambassadorial Express after costing about 119000 yearly. Testimony showed most trips went to ski resorts rather than Berlin, diminishing justification for the train. Separately at Alabama, segregationists urged minimal funds and nonviolence over protests as two black students faced enrollment, with federal orders and possible troops to enforce admission. In Indianapolis, Mrs. Harold McElroy of Des Moines was elected regional director of the National Federation of Press Women.
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Washington
Bonn
Hills and Dales
Germany
U.S
John J. Rooney
D-N.y
House
State Department
Berlin
Garmisch
Berchtesgaden
Rooney
William R. Tyler
George C. McGhee
Tyler
Indianapolis, Ind
Harold McElroy
Des Moines
Iowa
National Federation of Press Women
Coe College trustees bar race based membership rules
Cedar Rapids Iowa AP sororities and fraternities at Coe College may not limit membership by race creed or national origin. The trustees require adherence by Jan 1 1965 to avoid loss of pledging rights and by Jan 1 1967 to lose campus facilities and official recognition.
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Cedar Rapids
Coe College
College Board of Trustees
Coe
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