Senate Space Committee Approves Bill for a National Aeronautics Agency
The Senate Space Committee approved a bill to establish a national aeronautics and space agency with a seven member board. Johnson declined to discuss details, noting administration requests already approved by the House for a single administrator overseeing the proposed agency.
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Washington
Ade Sen Tsudon
Bo Johnsean
Senate Space Committee
Croilnia
Johnson
Atels
House
Space Administration
Spelling Bee Narrowed as Contestants Fall
Twenty six contestants were eliminated in the first three hours of the National Spelling Bee reducing the field to 32. The championship will be decided Thursday after a second session this afternoon. first prize is 1000 dollars plus a weekend trip to New York City and a trophy. The bee is sponsored by Scripps Howard newspapers in 18 cities and 47 other U.S. papers plus a European edition.
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Washington
APD
Lou
New York City
Scripps Howard
U.S
Stass and
Sir.pres
Summer Institute for Ames Teachers at Iowa State College
Selected Ames high school teachers will attend the 1958 summer institute on science and mathematics at Iowa State College from June 16 to July 26. Sponsored by the National Science Foundation, they will receive stipends of at least 450 dollars each plus other allowances.
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AMES
Api-Sin
Towa State College
Sponsorshp
National Science Foundation
Card of Thanks Lewish thanks friends for hospital gifts
Zelda Fay Bladt expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for cards and gifts during her hospital stay.
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Lewish
Zelda Fay Bladt
Local Briefs Cover Marriages Fines Trips and Jobs in 1950s Iowa
Marriage license issued to Jerry Petersen and Sharon Brooks in Omaha. A Rochester trucker fined $70 for overweight vehicle. Carl Johnson of Griswold and August Wagner of Atlantic plan a 10 day fishing trip to Nester Falls Ontario. Stanton hires John Wilken as assistant football coach and English teacher. Dale Nelson returns from Scotland after air force duty. Atlantic hosts the 1958 women’s golf qualifier June 17 with match play to follow. Open house for Vacation Bible School set for Peace Evangelical and Reformed and First Congregational churches. Beers Oil Transport hearing postponed. First National Bank of Creston awarded possession of 25 cattle in a mortgage action. William Kelso appointed Cass County constable. J B O’Conner attends NASIA meeting in Chicago. Omaha market reports on cattle hogs and steers. Lawrence Focht set to graduate with high distinction in chemical engineering from University of Iowa. Wendell Fetters to appear on TV show from Hollywood. New Lutheran members enrolled.
Canadian Meeting Prompts Talk By Walnut Grove Official
James G. Pierce of Walnut Grove travels to Ottawa for the American Association of Feed Microscopists annual meeting. He will discuss quantitative estimation of feed ingredients under the Canadian agriculture department’s hosting of a three day gathering with state control microscopists and feed industry representatives.
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J. 3. O'Conner
Walnut Grove Products Company
National Feed Ingredients Association
Chicago
James G. Pierce
Walnut Grove
Ottawa
Canada
American Association of Feed Microscopists
Department of Adriculture
Birth of Jeffery Marvin Carlson at Greenfield Hospital
Mr and Mrs Marvin Carlson of Adair announce the birth of a son, Jeffery Marvin Carlson, born June 1 at Greenfield hospital. The infant weighs five pounds. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harold Westering of Adair and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Carlson of Anita.
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ADAIR
Marvin Carlson
Uie
Jeffery Marvin
Greenfield Hospital
Aester
Mro
Harold Westering
Lawrence Carlson
Anita Sick
Robbery Charge In Empty Bag Theft
Karl W Stanley, 37, was charged with strong arm robbery after allegedly snatching a night deposit bag from WF Stanfill, 49, who said he had just packed the bag at a bank. Podhce reported the incident.
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Louisville
Karl W Stanley
Podhce
WF Stanfill
Stanfill
Atlantic Teenager Hurt In Tractor Car Collision
Larry L. Martens a 17 year old from 312 West Eleventh was injured when the tractor he drove collided with Melvin McCrary s 1958 Ford on U S 71 near the east junction of 6 71. Martens was treated and released. McCrary and seven others sustained minor injuries.
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Larry L. Martens
West Eleventh
Melvin McCrary
Red Oak
U. S
Martens
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
McCrary
Martha Jean
Marvin A. Warnemunde
Robert Vernon
Atlantic
Kenneth M. Jones
Minor shifts found in official primary canvass totals
Official canvass reveals six Republican vote discrepancies and one for a Democrat, all not altering outcomes. County conservation board tally shifts include five no votes and 39 fewer yes votes. Franklin township backed the proposal 62 28. Final county totals: 3189 for and 1057 against. minor changes to several Republican and one Democratic candidate tallies noted.
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Cass Counts Board of Supervisors
County Conservation Board
Hhe
Franklin Township
Harold Delus
Esther Reeves
Harrys Koehrsen
Wi. Coaneses
W. L. Moot
Lentenant
J. A
CC Tallman Commerce Commission
Robert Nod. Yoak
Antu
Local crash injuries and hospital updates across Iowa towns
SICK and INJURED Accident Victim Wilbur R. Quinn of Des Moines injured Saturday morning in a car truck crash west of Anita is reported as slightly improved at Atlantic Memorial hospital. His condition remains critical. Mrs Andrew Petersen of Extra injured in a fall in a local drug store and hospitalized at Atlantic Memorial overnight. Medical patients at the hospital include Penny Jo Parker, Lloyd Christensen, and Lawrence Osborn. Several residents released from the hospital today. Leonard Hess admitted to Immanuel Lutheran hospital in Omaha on Friday. Charles Ruhl, patient at Veterans hospital van Osnahe, spent weekend at home and may undergo surgery this week. Massena notes Blanche Denham bruised in fall. Lynn Tvedt recovering from appendectomy at Greenfield hospital. Kimballpton Barkfenven returned to Veterans hospital Omaha after weekend visit. Gaylor Christensen a patient at Veterans hospital in Omaha. Jons West convalescing at home after recent surgery at Harlan hospital. Bridgewater Liosd Thompson released from Creston hospital. Danny Westphal and Clarence and Carl Hostle ill with illnesses. Mrs Laverence Verrath dismissed from Mercy hospital in Des Moines. Douglas Parrott, 10, fractured right arm after fall from a swine Wednesday.
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Wilbur R. Quinn
Des Moines
Anita
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Andrew Petersen
Extra
Atlantic Memorial
Penny Jo
Leon Parker
West Eleventh Street
Lloyd Christensen
East Sixth Street
Lawrence Osborn
Robert Turnis
Adair
Kathy Kraack
Cumberland
Terry Young
David Jones
Floyd Bannick
Kimballtpon
Bark Fenven
Veterans Hospital
Omaha
Gaylor Chriefensen
Jons West
Harlan Hospital
Bridgewater
Liosd Thompson
Creston Hospital
Danny Westphal
Clarence
Carl Hostle
Laverence Verrath
Mercy Hospital
Douglas Parrott
Melvin Carrott
Worker killed on I-35 project near Bevington
An Interstate 35 laborer from Morton Minnesota Fred Muller was fatally injured Tuesday when struck by a truck six miles south of Bevington. He died after reaching a hospital in Winterset.
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Winterset
Fred Muller
Morton
Minn
Bevington
Truck Crash Fatalities Near Bridge Abutment
A loaded semi truck struck a bridge abutment east of town Tuesday and veered into a ditch. Driver William Crown, 24, of Carthage, suffered severe back injuries. Harry Lee Propst, 19, of Creston, Iowa, was removed from critical condition after a fall from a truck tied to Gilowell operations at Winner Idaho.
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Bifteen Hows
Here
William Crown
Carthage
Sioux Falls
Harry Lee Propet
Harry Propst
Creston
Iowa
Bleo
Gilowell
Winner, ID
Donors Sought for Atlantic Bloodmobile Visit June 19
Donors are urged to sign up for Atlantic bloodmobile service on Thursday June 19 from 12 noon to 6 pm at the Ells club. Casa county targets 192 donors with Red Cross arranging appointments via the local office and Mrs Norman Paul.
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Atlantic
Red Cross
Robert Ross
Casa County
Ells Club
Norman Paul
Nebraska-Iowa
Gladys McFarland
William Hagen
Kenneth Harris
Lyle Harris
Stacia Hazlitt
Don Henningsen
Fritz Simpson
De’hert M. Olsen
Cumberland
Arthur Duff
Anita
Wallace Drake
Walnut
Lloyd Berg
Wiota
Children day program at Congregational church ends with union effort
Mrs Riley Clark led the Children’s Day program at the Congregational church assisted by Mrs Gale Knoke and junior teachers. The union vocational Bible school run by Congregational and Methodist churches enters its second week with closing exercises Friday at the Methodist church.
Nehru on Vacation Delile Cap Two Week Holiday
Prime Minister Nehru left today for a two week vacation in northern India. He plans to rest and will return to Delhi after the retreat to continue official duties.
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Nora
India
Dorsey Orchestra Set for Airport Hangar Dance
The Jimmy Dorsey orchestra under Lee Castle will play a hangar dance at Atlantic airport on Wednesday night July 2. Co sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Atlantic Flying Club, the event also features vocalists Tommy Mercer and Diane Wisdom. A portakel television set will be given as a door prize.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Flying Club
Jimmy Dorsey
Lee Castle
Atlantic Airport
Castle
Artichaw
Glen Miler
Tommy Dorsey
Dorsey
Tommy Mercer
Diane Wisdom
Rebels Bomb Lebanon Villages as Jumblatt Attacks
Reporters say Lebanese jet planes strafed rebel tribesmen attacking government villages in the Lebanon mountains. For a second day Kamal Jumblatt led mountain tribesmen against villages in Chouf district clashing with Naim Moghabghab’s private militia. Security forces moved to aid Moghabghab as Druse tribesmen pressed the attacks.
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Lebanon
Kamal Jumblatt
Chouf
Naim Mohghabghab
Moghabghab
Jumblatt
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