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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1961
Page
2
Rome report says the six Common Market government chiefs agreed to meet in Bonn on July 18 to discuss steps toward political integration of the economic group. Foreign ministers of France Italy West Germany Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg arranged the summit date during a day long Italian Foreign Ministry meeting.
Cass county 4-H members gain experience in livestock evaluation and crop identification through a series of judging workouts this summer. About 30 youths participate with a judging team to represent Cass county at the Iowa State Fair, and 13 boys are involved in crop and weed ID. The July 14 Boys Town workout is highlighted and future plans emphasize crop seed evaluation for feeding and seeding.
Franklin Victory Farmers 4-H reports June meeting plans for county fair representation. Demonstration day by Pleasant Noblettes at Griswold city hall. A soldiers reunion parade float committee named. Lunch served by Sundermans and others. Demonstrators include Sun derman sisters and multiple club members.
Audubon Industrial Development Corporation reaches 50000 dollars in Debs Kate bond sales to fund expansion of Debs Kate Inc makers of bowling pins for 26 states. The firm aims to raise 70000 in debentures to finance growth and create about 45 jobs.
A federal judge issued an 80 day Taft Hartley injunction stopping the national maritime strike that halted 18 days of U S flag shipping. The order states no strike before Sept 31 and directs collective bargaining before Sept 21 as unions plan appeals. Unions include MEBA Masters Mates and Pilots National Maritime Union Seafarers International Union and American Radio Association with about 82000 members.
Joseph Newkirk 60 a Chicago Los Angeles bound janitor was removed from a jetliner after brandishing a knife when a stewardess confiscated his whisky. He received 90 days in county jail for drunkenness and disturbing the peace. Police cited his condition as he exited the plane.
Griswold residents host the Houpt family and other visitors this week as they travel to Dayton Ohio and Detroit Michigan. Bessie Mewhirter returns to Griswold to live, while Hal King’s party tours the Midwest. Dale Willoughby seeks fall enrollment for Curtis in Ames, and Mrs. W D Foy joins relatives in Detroit for a three week visit.
Mrs. Kenneth Kinser and family visited Hicksville, Ohio for some time with kin. Mr. and Mrs. Farmer Neighbors and Frances Bain spent a week at Bagnell Dam, Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri.
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