Patrolman Finds Clues in Desert Search for Kidnapped Girl
Footprints and a clothing bundle found on Polar Mesa spur search teams for 15 year old Dennise Sullivan of Rockville Conn abducted a week ago and linked to a slain mother. Debris near the area raises hope but survival odds seem slim.
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Utah
Dennise Sullivan
Rockville
Conn
Salt Lake Cry Tribune
Polar Mesa
Kitnap
the Tribune
Nathan Ince
Polar
Aragon
FBI
Two-State Search Under Way For Abductors
State and federal authorities probe the abduction theory in the disappearance of Iowa highway patrolman Robert Wilke. Wilke found at a farm near Lamoni after being reportedly forced from a moving car. he was dazed with chest pain but not beaten.
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Pesch
Highway Patrol
David Herrick
T. A
State Bureau of Investigation
Elmo Gamet
Decatur County
Carl Pesch
Gale McClure
McClure
237 Missing In Ship Wreck Near Mozambique
A Portuguese ship named Save ran aground and burned near the Linde River estuary in northern Mozambique. The ministry reports 490 aboard, 283 saved, leaving 237 dead or missing, many among African laborers. among survivors were troops and mine laborers.
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Lourenco Marques
Linde River
Mozambique
Kennedy Advisers Review Soviet Threats at Hyannis Port
President Kennedy and aides McNamara Taylor Rusk discuss Berlin Germany and Soviet military power at Hyannis Port. White House says meeting no crisis just continuation of prior talks amid Khrushchev’s military buildup comments.
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Germany
Krushchev
Soviet Union
West
Missile satellite attempt fails at launch site
The United States fails to lift the Midas III rocket for a satellite intended to alarm missiles and deter Russia. The 360000 pound Atlas booster ignited briefly, then ignition failed and the vehicle remained on its launch pad near Los Angeles as smoke cleared. Ends Visit Rev R W Cockshoot leaves Decorah after visiting with parents and delivering sermons in Missouri and Illinois.
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Calif
United States
Russia
Los Angeles
Rocket nose cone retrieved after Discoverer recovery
At Hickam Air Force Base Hawaii Air Force pilots recovered the nose cone of Discoverer XXVI after a 270 mile aerial grab northwest of Hawaii. The capsule circled the globe 32 times on a polar orbit before reentry and was flown to Sunnyvale California for analysis.
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Alaska
Sunnyvale
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Jack R. Wilson
Toledo
Ohio
Harold Mitchell
Bloomington
Gene Jones
Dayton
Wash
Wilson
Kennedys Return to Capital After Hyannis Port Vacation
President Kennedy returned to Washington after a weekend at Hyannis Port with Jacqueline Kennedy. Mrs. Kennedy will attend a state dinner in Mount Vernon for the visiting president of Pakistan. The Kennedy children remain at Hyannis Port during the summer.
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Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
White House
Jacqueline
Mt. Vernon
Pakistan
Paris
Vienna
Caroline
John Jr
Soviet Unions Show Off Aircraft In Spectacular Display
In Moscow at Tushino Airfield Premier Khrushchev and Yuri Gagarin watched a 50 000 strong crowd as the Soviet Union unveiled new air force craft. Western observers noted a delta wing bomber and 10 heavy supersonic bombers with rear engines, highlighting aerospace advances amid Berlin pressures.
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Soviet Union
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Berlin
Khrushchev
Yuri Gagarin
Tushino
United States
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Rusk Accuses Soviets of Global Crisis By Coercion
Secretary of State Dean Rusk accuses the Soviet Union of forcing a long term global crisis by seeking a world of coercion. He argues the USSR failed to join the United Nations in substance and form and to honor wartime peace commitments.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Soviet Union
United Nations
Whale ram hits Soviet tanker in South Atlantic
Moscow radio reported a giant sperm whale rammed the Soviet tanker Ashkhabad in the South Atlantic with fatal results to the whale.
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London
Moscow Radio
Ashkhabad
South Atlantic
Weather Outlook: Partly Cloudy with Showers Next Week
Partly cloudy conditions with scattered showers or thunderstorms expected northwest Monday night into Tuesday. Warmer Monday night with low 60s to 45. Highs Tuesday around 75 to 79. Widely scattered showers and thunderstorms likely Wednesday as the cold front moves through.
Knights of Columbus Install Officers in Atlantic Meeting
The Atlantic Knights of Columbus hold an officer installation at 8 p.m. at the K of C hall with Dr. L F Miller district deputy of Stuart presiding over the ceremony.
Greenhouse Sold To Zion Lutheran Church Expansion
The Atlantic Green houses property at Ninth and Linn streets sold by Lester McDaniel to Zion Lutheran church. The office building and greenhouses will be razed for church expansion and parking lot use. McDaniel plans a garden center on the retained site after previous fire damage.
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Ninth and
Linn Streets
Lester McDaniel
McDaniel
House of Flowers
Zion Lutheran Church
Former Cass County Resident John C B Anderson Dies
John C B Anderson 85 former Cass county resident and brother of P L Anderson of 305 Maple died July 5 in Seattle Washington burial held in Seattle Friday
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Cass County
P. L. Anderson
Seattle
Wash
Ernest Borchardt Dies At Home Sunday
Ernest Fred Borchardt 71 trailer court operator of Atlantic died at his home 510 West Fourth at 4 p.m. Sunday. He had managed the Borchardt trailer court eight years and was born April 6 1890 in Atlantic. He married Cordie Smith in 1925 and had lived in Atlantic since then. He was a United Church of Christ member and formerly managed Sanitary Meat Market Boulder Colorado and other relatives include brother William H Borchardt of Atlantic and four grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at United Church of Christ with Rev Dale Brown. burial in Atlantic cemetery. Remains taken from Meyer funeral home to church Wednesday noon.
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Jefferson
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Boulder
Colo
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Shawnee Kans
James William Borchardt
Fort Ord
Calif
William H. Borchardt
Robert Ernest
Dale Brown
Atlantic Cemetery
Meyer Funeral Home
Mrs. Ida Beener 75 Dies at Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Ida Beener 75 of 606 Olive died at 12 15 this morning at Atlantic Memorial Hospital after a two day illness. Born December 9 1885 in Atlantic she was daughter of Henry F and Berta Seaman. She married Fred Reynolds in Grinnell in 1911. he died in 1918. She later married Nick Beener in 1925. Survived by husband two daughters eight grandchildren and one great granddaughter. Funeral at 2 pm Wednesday Roland Funeral Home with Rev Roy Strong officiating. Interment Atlantic Cemetery.
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Olive
Nick Breener
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Beener
Atlantic
Henry F
Berta Wagner Seaman
Fred Reynolds
Grinnel
Grinnell
Nick Beener
United Presbyterian Church
Orville Eblen
Bert Gaines
Teddy Beener
Frank
Otto Seaman
Roland Funeral Home
Roy Strong
Atlantic Cemetery
Suspect Dies After FBI Pickup In Abduction Case
Ambulance driver Norman Piner brings Abel Aragon to the hospital. Aragon, a suspect in the Sullivan family murder and kidnapping, shot himself in the head during FBI questioning and died. He matched the highway robber description and his car bore telltale markings.
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Abel Aragon
Sulivan
Aragon
FBI
Jaycees Launch Community Project in Atlantic
The Atlantic Jaycees announce a citywide outreach to survey residents for civic improvements. Each member will contact six families to conduct 30 minute interviews, answers recorded anonymously to guide new projects. Tom Hoover chairs the effort set to begin soon. Street work underway at Seventh and Poplar to widen corners for truck turns.
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Atlantic Jaycees
Atlantic Telephone Directory
Atlantic
Iown
Tom Hoover
Jaycee
Jaycees
Seventh and Poplar Street
U.S. 6
Khrushchev Yo says 3.5 Billion Boost for Soviet Military
Khrushchev addressed the Soviet Military Academy in Moscow announcing a 3.5 billion dollar rise in military spending this year. He cited Western unity over Berlin and a pause in manpower cuts as part of firm defense posture. Marshal Malinovsky urged the group that Western press stoked war psychosis.
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
Moscow
Soviet Union
Berlin
Rodion Malinovsky
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