Red Cross Swimming Classes Begin July 1 At Sunnyside Pool
Red Cross plans Sun nyside pool sessions from July 1 to 26 for Cass County youths except Wakonda Griswold participants. Registration June 12 to 30 with a $1.40 pool fee, signed by parents, no charge for instruction. Instructors include Mrs Pellett and Cy Albertson. later meetings and time schedules published.
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Red Cross
Sunnyside Pool
Cass County
Wakonda
Griswold
Cy Albertson
Atlantic
Maine
Lewis
Earl Roberts
Laura Doughtery
Harold Greenwalt
Massena
Charles Pfaffle
Anita
Don Havens
Viota
Carl Rathman
Cumberland
Paul Pellett
Maurice Campbell
Garry Pellett
Karl W. Jensen
Ralph Norman
Bob Carl
Tarly
Pellett
Two Men and Girl Held On Armed Robbery Charges
IOWA CITY AP Two men and a 14 year old girl from Rockford Illinois are held on $10 000 bond each after capture in a Grinnell area manhunt for the Friday night Coralville service station holdup in which 135 was taken. A high speed chase ended in gunfire as the trio fled on foot. John Rhoades 20 and James Farnham 3 were captured with Terry Irene Hullinger held after being cornered in a pasture creekbed west of Grinnell. The girl is charged with robbery but claimed she was forced to accompany them. The three were taken to Iowa City for hearings expected Monday.
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Iowa City
Rockford
Ill
Grinnell
Coralville
Illinois
John Rhoades
James Farnham
Terry Irene Hullinger
Albert J. Murphy
Farnham
Rhoades
Cool Air Replaces Heat Wave Across Iowa
Associated Press reports Canadian air moving into Iowa ends a multi day heat spell. Highs expected in the 70s in the north and 80s elsewhere with 3 to 5 degree below normal trend. Paullina hit by violent storm. Sibley records heavy rain and hail, cooler temps follow.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Mapleton
Sibley
Birthday party torn apart by Minnesota tornado
A tornado struck the Robert Britton farm near Janssville Minnesota during a birthday party for Mrs. Britton. About 32 people fled in six cars as the funnel struck the farmyard, destroying most buildings and scattering guests and family. No injuries are reported in the brief.
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Janssville
Minn
Robert Britton
Weather outlook shows cooler temperatures and rain likely
Partly cloudy to cloudy through Tuesday night with occasional rain likely east Monday night. Lows in the 50s north to 60s elsewhere, cooler north Tuesday. highs in the 70s north to near 80 south. Outlook calls for fair weather Wednesday.
Nationalization of Ceylon Banks Likely Says Sinhale
The Sinhale weekly of the Freedom party reports that foreign banks in Ceylon will be nationalized amid balance of payments troubles. Six British, one Pakistani, and three Indian banks are affected, following a party congress decision. The government has already nationalized the Bank of Ceylon.
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Uolomebo
Ceylon
Freedom Party
Sinhale
Bank of Ceylon
Police Chief Urges Tight Security Against Spies in Japan
Tokyo AP report: Toshio Eguchi, new director general of the National Police Agency, told a national conference of district police chiefs to strengthen security to guard against infiltration by foreign agents after two recent incidents of bodies or boats and equipment found on deserted beaches linked to entry attempts.
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Tokyo
Toshio Eguchi
National Police Agency
Japan
Retired Farmer Henry McGraw Dies at 90 in Atlantic
Henry McGraw 90 a former Pottawattamie county farmer and Atlantic resident died at 6:55 Sunday morning in Atlantic Memorial hospital He was born November 26 1872 in Sterling Illinois He lived on a farm south of Walnut before moving to Atlantic in 1945 Survived by sister Sadie and preceded by three brothers and three sisters Funeral service at SS Peter and Paul Catholic church at 9 30 Tuesday with Fr Bernard Heese officiating Interment in Walnut Catholic cemetery Rosary at Roland funeral home tonight at 8 00
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Barbara W. Swagel
Anton O. Swagel
Atlantic
Here
John Otis
Barbara T. Swagel Wheatley
Louisville, Ky
Atlantic First Methodist Church
WSCS
Women’s Country Club
Roy Wheatley
Aice Dasher
Elizabeth Shepperd
Roland Funeral Home
Donald C. Bissinger
Atlantic Cemetery
Roland Funeral
Henry McGraw
Pottawattamie County
Hickory
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Mr. McGraw
Sterling, Ill
James
Margaret Flynn McGraw
Walnut
Lincoln Township
Ss, Peter and Paul Catholic Church
Sadie McGraw
Joseph
John
Florence
Kathryn
Elizabeth
SS. Peter and Paul Catholic Church
Bernard C.heese
Walnut Catholic
Band Concert Program at Sunnyside Park Directed by Arthur Meyer
A Tuesday evening concert at 8 o clock in Sunnyside park features Sousa Moods Interlude Carnival Overture and Bugler's Holiday selections. Rex Peer Trombone Solo and Jockel Cornet Trumpet Solo highlight the program along with Canadian Sunset Kentucky Babe and The Star Spangled Banner. Washington Post March commemoration notes Sousa pieces and audience favorites in a community band event.
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Sunnyside Park
Arthur Meyer
Washington Post
Merrill
Kaempfert
Rex Peer
Morrissey
Bogey
Alford
Sousa
Sorento
Walters
Prentiss Jockel
Await Showdown At Alabama College
Gov. George C. Wallace heads to Tuscaloosa to block two Negro students from registering at the University of Alabama, as 900 security officers and 500 National Guard troops stand by. Vivian Malone and James A. Hood plan to register for summer session despite court challenges and threats of jail. University President Dr Frank A. Rose says the institution will meet the crisis with dignity.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
Alabama
New York
People of
Vivian Malone
Mobile
James A
Gadsden
Wallace
Montgomery
University Board of Trustees
University Center
Huntsville
National Guard
Cortietn
Hood
Miss Malone
Frank A. Rose
Dr. Charles L. Updegraff, Boone’s oldest physician, dies
Dr. Charles L. Updegraff, 75, a Boone eye ear nose and throat specialist and longtime physician, died at his home after a long illness. A Martinsburg native, he graduated from Iowa State University College of Medicine in 1912 and began practice in Boone in 1913, retiring in January. He was honored in 1962 as a 50 year member of the Iowa Medical Society and the AMA, and was a charter member of the Iowa society.
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Boone
Charles L. Updegraff
Updegraff
Martinsburg
State University of Iowa College of Medicine
Iowa Medical Society
American Medical Association
Towa Society
Fear Iowa park elms face Dutch elm disease loss
Iowa conservation officials warn 90 percent of park elm trees could die from Dutch elm disease. Ray Mitchell of the Iowa Conservation Commission says disease sightings at Rock Creek Park near Newton suggest most parks may be affected. cleanup after death is the plan while science seeks a cure.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Ray Mitchell
Division of Lands and Waters
Iowa Conservation Commission
Rock Creek Park
Newton
Osteopath Dr Ward Held in Prostitution Earnings Charge
Dr Stephen Ward, society osteopath and artist who introduced John Profumo to Christine Keller, is in custody charged with living wholly or partly on the earnings of prostitution. Profumo resigned last week after admitting to lying to the House of Commons about his affair with the red headed model.
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Stephen Ward
Society Osteopath
Britain
John Profumo
Christine Keller
Profumo
House of Commons
Macmillan orders probe into Profumo security lapse
London AP Macmillan returns from vacation and orders an inquiry by Lord Dilhorne into security aspects of the Profumo scandal amid questions over possible breaches or negligence. The report, likely completed this week, may be given to Macmillan and Harold Wilson but not necessarily made public. Dr Stephen Ward, linked to Christine Keeler, faces living on proceeds of prostitution charges with bail denied to protect witnesses.
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London
Macmillan
Profumo
Lord Dilhorne
Britain
John
Christine Keeler
Yevgeny
Eugene) Ivanov
Ivanov
Dilhorne
Harold Wilson
Stephen Ward
Christine
Marlborough St
Ward
Samuel Herbert
Scotland Yard
Herbert
Kennedy Macmillan Khrushchev Agree To Moscow Meeting
President Kennedy announced a high level conference with Khrushchev and Macmillan in Moscow to pursue a comprehensive test ban treaty, with a July target. The United States pledges no atmospheric nuclear tests while others refrain, and the meeting will involve top representatives rather than a full summit. Kennedy spoke after arriving from Honolulu and urged racial readjustment at home while urging renewed pursuit of peace abroad.
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Washington
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Moscow
United States
American University
Khrushchev
Macmillan
Honolulu
Cumberland Man Paroled After Bank Station Break In
Kenneth Crum, 20, of Cumberland, pleaded guilty to a break in at the Nevens station on April 28 and was paroled for three years by Judge Everest after a ten year sentence. Sheriff Magill said Crum made restitution of the $112 taken. Crum had worked at the station. Two driver's license suspensions were addressed. Keith Edquist’s suspension was vacated and Redier’s license was suspended 30 days.
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Kenneth Crum
Cumberland
Nevens
Folsom Everest
Iowa State Board of Parole
Crum
Anamosa
Evernest
Ben Magill
R. Kent Martin
State Department of Public Safety
Keith Edquist
Atlantic
LeRoy Arthur Redier
Redier
Theicense
Three Escapees Back In Custody
Three men who escaped from the Chickasaw County jail over the weekend were recaptured. Emmer H. Sisley and Larry D. Raymond were found within hours in Clarkeville, while Kenneth L. Cordes was caught near Clarksville the following day. The trio had used cloth to saw through a cell bar and stole a pickup truck before abandoning it for a station wagon. Sisley faced bad check charges, Raymond breaking and entering, and Cordes bail jumping while awaiting trial on bad checks.
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NEW Hampton
Chickasaw County
Galen
Folkers
Emmer H. Sisley
Canton
Minn
Larry D. Raymond
iGrene
Clarke ‘Ville
Kenneth L. Cordes
Bassett
Clarksville
Sisley
Raymond
Cordes
Sicilians vote for new regional assembly in turnout checks
Palermo Sicily AP reports three million eligible voters cast ballots for a nine member regional assembly. Election officials faced very light turnout and allowed parties to use loudspeakers and tracks at polls. Results expected tonight.
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Palermo
Sicily
Rites Set for Dorothy Hopkins in Guthrie Center
Dorothy Hopkins 50 of Topeka former Guthrie Center and Searsboro Iowa teacher died after a long illness. Services will be Tuesday in Guthrie Center Iowa.
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Topeka
Kan
Guthrie Center
Iowa
Dorothy Hopkins
Searsboro
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