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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1958
Page
2
London AP reports Prince Philip marked his 37th birthday today at Buckingham Palace with family presence and royal greetings.
Five hundred attended the event sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce agriculture division at Cocklin Fish Farm Sunday. Fred Krisenger chaired the picnic. Entertainment featured The Hawk from KMTV Omaha and softball games. Free soft drinks and coffee were provided by the Chamber.
Paris AP report says Premier De Gaulle backs dividing Parliament with a weakened National Assembly for continental France and a stronger Senate for the entire French union. He drafts a near new constitution to be put to voters and seeks a larger workers’ voice in legislation.
Oklahoma City AP reports farmers battling new peril as grasshopper threats and rain give way to fires consuming several hundred acres of plush wheat in north central Oklahoma. Officials attribute the blazes to hot exhausts of machines.
We thank friends and relatives for the pleasant surprise on our twenty fifth anniversary and for the cards gifts and beautiful cakes. Henry Ortgics and wife.
The Atlantic high school lists sophomores as the top group on the second semester honor roll, followed by freshmen seniors and juniors. Counts show 35 sophomores 31 freshmen 23 seniors and 14 juniors on the semester list, with 28 sophomores 27 freshmen 26 seniors and 13 juniors on the final nine weeks list.
Casey family and Mrs Don Driskill hosted by Highlands in Wichita. Rev B Hall and family left for Oldfield after Mrs Hall's brother John Harvill died. L G Gabbert to Denver for brother's wedding. Verdell Mark and son visit Houston relatives. Art Frohlick returns to Ostrander after Minnesota visit. Addie Burks family from Dallas staying with Tom Abbott’s relatives.
Heinrich von Brentano completed a diplomatic trip to Canada and the United States and returned to Frankfurt Germany. He met with officials on political and economic topics during the visit.
AP analysis from Moscow reports Nikita Khrushchev may be purging Mikhail Suslov secretary of the Soviet Communist Party Central Committee. Indicators include Suslov's public absence since May 16, a leadership reshuffle replacing his protegé, and a June 8 Central Committee rehabilitation of Shostakovich and Khachaturian seen as a possible attack on Suslov.
Brayton and family attend grandson David’s graduation at Grand View College Des Moines. Des Moines area residents include Carolyn Jensen Sharon Andersen Alice Akers and Linda Heath newly employed by local insurer. Summer visits and moves involve the Haner family and relatives from Nebraska and Florida.
Advert promo claims alkaline powder stabilizes plates to prevent slipping when eating or talking. It suggests reduced odor and no gummy feeling, urging readers to buy PASTEETH at drug counters.
Avondale and St John Lutheran report 81 and two weeks of Bible school activities. Grants Methodist holds MYF meeting, recognizes 45 attendees, elects officers, and appoints department heads for church school.
In Vanceburg Kentucky residents openly carry firearms in public drawing concern as Kentucky bans concealed weapons only and the attorney general faces a request for guidance on the issue.
Secretary of the Army Brucker testified to a Senate subcommittee that 900000 men is the minimum force, but he is bound by higher orders to accept a 30000 reduction. He said 15 divisions of at least 900000 are needed for adequate defense, with a top proposed strength around 870000.
AP report notes Ralph Kimball 69 former Buchanan County recorder died at home in Independence on Monday. He served as recorder for 18 years.
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