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Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1961

Page

5

Red Cross volunteers tally Cass county service year

Cass county Red Cross volunteers logged over 4300 unpaid days in the year July 1960 to June 1961. The report shows 2319 hours by 838 volunteers in blood programs fund raising first aid and water safety along with numerous unrecorded hours by leaders and workers.

Cass County Red Cross Edward P. Cole Don Inhofe Joseph Devlin Wiote Clithero W. A. Hokenstad Griswold Dick McCauley Caley Mea D. Emmert Eee Richard Becker Anita Atlantic Anka Bill Parker Victa Lewis Cumberland Unita Parker Paul Pellett Sesson Wakonda Sunnyside Dewey Kuiken Good Neighbors Association Edna Ion Atlantic Community Chest Co. D. Emmert Lydia R. Otto

MacArthurs Welcome Crowd Greet General in Philippines

About 200000 people packed Panay to hail Gen and Mrs MacArthur as the 81 year old general returns to the island where he began his career. The couple will conclude their triumph tour with a stop in Corregidor and end in Manila by Wednesday.

Philippines Douglas MacArthur Panay West Point MacArthurs Manila Corregidor

Weather outlook with showers and thunderstorms Tuesday into Wednesday

Considerable cloudiness with scattered showers and locally heavy thunderstorms on Tuesday night and Wednesday. Winds from the southeast and east Tuesday night, with cool highs in the northwest and warmer values southeast. Outlook calls for partly cloudy and cooler Thursday.

Girl Rescued By Copter After 3 Days On Coast

Twelve year old Becky Reever of Bellaire Texas survived three days on the Oregon coast after going missing near Seaside. A fisherman spotted her on a rocky beach and directed rescuers to reach her as a helicopter piloted by 1st Lt. Dennis M. Chase landed in dense fog to airlift her to safety. She’s dehydrated but in good condition, with a broken right foot and minor injuries expected to heal.

Seaside Ore Becky Reever Oregon Coast Becky Bellaire Tex William Roever Peter Long Houston Anio Rautio Tautio Rautio Dennis M. Chase Portland Frederick Rawls Houston Post

Returned to face Red Oak charges

James Scott Ross 22, a itinerant tree trimmer, is returned to Red Oak to face charges of raping a 14 year old girl last Friday night. Ross was arrested in Excelsior Springs Missouri last Saturday. Sheriff Chet McCune said Ross escaped while being questioned and he waived extradition and was brought here Monday.

Red Oak James Scott Ross Ross Excelsior Springs Montgomery County Chet McCune

Oakwood School Board legalizes paddling policy

Dayton Ohio AP The Oakwood School Board approved a paddling policy for seriously disruptive students ending an unwritten prohibition. Superintendent George Pfleger said many pupils had been talked to death after years of lenient handling.

Dayton, Ohio Oakwood George Pfleger

Astronaut Prepares For Second U S Space Flight

News reports detail preparations for Americas second manned space flight with Air Force Capt Virgil Grissom as leading candidate and Lt Col John Glenn as backup. NASA aims for a July 16 window and trains pilots for orbital missions, noting capsule upgrades and an enhanced escape system.

Cape Canaveral Fila America Air Force Virgil I. Grissom John H. Glenn Jr National Aeronautics and Space Administration Navy Space Agency Grissom Mitchell, Ind Glenn Shepard Newton- Ohio

Startling sight as horse gallops down highway near track

Cleveland motorists were startled when Island Lad, a race horse, bolted from a pony boy and galloped along the highway near Randall Park race track. The horse was seen riderless and running free through traffic.

Cleveland, Ohio Randall Park Race Track Island Lad

Contracts Awarded for New Salem Lutheran Home

Elk Horn contracts totaling 347 756 were awarded for the new Salem Lutheran home. P M Anderson Construction of Tecumseh Neb bid 230 100 for general work, Sloan company 80 816 for loading, and Avoca Electric of Avoca bid 27 750 for electrical work. The board and William Beuttler and Son Architectural of Sioux City reviewed bids last week. Work to begin soon, elevator installation bids were rejected.

Elk Horn Salem Lutheran P. M. Anderson Construction Company Tecumseh Nebr Company of Sloan Avoca Electric Company Avoca Salem Lutheran Board of Directors William Beuttler and Son Architectural Company Sioux City Anderson Company Salem Board

Band Concert At Sunnyside Park Tonight

A community band concert is set for tonight at Sunnyside Park Washington Post lists Sousa A Melodie Caravan and other selections. Programs include Deep River Suite Scotch Folk Suite Canadian Sunset and Star Spangled Banner with arrangements by Christianson Erickson Farrar Padilla and Warrington.

Sunnyside Park Washington Post

Judy the Champanzee Bowler at Dallas Farm Meet

Judy the chimpanzee, famed for tossing coconuts, headlines a Dallas farm event as the world’s champion bowler. Reported high score is 133, highlighting her surprising skill beyond monkey business.

Judy Dallas Tex

Sheep Flock Awarded To Lauren Joyce

Lauren Joyce of Atlantic receives a flock of ten purebred Shropshire sheep under the Iowa FFA sheep improvement program funded by the Seare Roebuck Foundation. The two year award is one of twelve flocks across four breeds, part of a self perpetuating project begun in 1953. Joyce plans dairy beef and corn projects and will be a junior this fall in Atlantic FFA.

Lauren Joyce Joe Joyce Rt. 3 Iowa Ffa Seare Roebuck Foundation Norman Vandehasar Atlantic

State road contracts total 72.6 million in fiscal year

Ames report shows contracts totaling 72.55 million awarded by the State Highway Commission for the year ending June 30. Primary roads led with about 40 million, interstate about 11 million, and farm-to-market roughly 21.4 million. Paving covered 139.5 miles of primary roads, 16 miles of interstate roads, and 83.8 miles of farm-to-market roads.

AMES State Highway Commission

Protest Ban On African Party Rally Draws Large Cape Town Crowd

In Cape Town a thousand protesters of all races gathered Monday night to condemn the government ban on the colored convention. Among participants were Roman Catholic Archbishop Owen McCann and former chief justice H A Fagan. Meanwhile more than 200 delegates met 45 miles away in a farm shed and urged a non racial national convention.

Cape Town South Africa Owen McCann H. A. Fagan

Services Held for W. A. Sheaffer Co Chairman

Services were held Tuesday for Craig R. Sheaffer 68 chairman of the board of the W A Sheaffer Pen Co He died from a self inflicted gunshot wound at his home Sunday authorities said The incident occured in Fort Madison Iowa where the company is based

Fort Madison Craig R. Sheaffer W. A. Sheaffer Pen Co Sheaffer

Soviet spaceman Gagarin hailed by crowds in London

Londoners greet Yuri Gagarin with cheers as he arrives from Moscow. Thousands line his 15 mile route, with 1,500 officials present. Dignitaries invite him to Mansion House Buckingham Palace and lunch, extending his visit to four days. In Washington Kennedy presses defense and foreign aid amid Khrushchev budget talk and Berlin tensions.

London Gagarin Bernard Waley-Cohen Mansion House Harold Macmillan Queen Elizabeth Buckingham Palace Washington Kennedy Congress House Sam Rayburn D-Tex Soviet Union Budge Senate Mike Mansfield Montana Khrushchev Rayburn Pentagon Berlin

Explosion Kills Sioux City Lad

A 15-year-old Sioux City boy, William Anders, died in a basement explosion while assembling a pipe bomb with gunpowder from firecrackers. His father was away in California and his mother was shopping when the blast occurred.

Sioux City APA William Anders Wayne W. Anders Anders California

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