Iowa Beef Boosters Promote Dearborn Trip Outcomes
Sixty one Southwest Town Beef Boosters returned from a two day trip to Dearborn Michigan to promote Iowa beef. They organized barbecues and tastings, boosting stake sales and distributing recipes while touring Greenfield Village and Mopar plants. The Atlantic delegation praised press coverage of the effort.
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Southwest Town
Dearborn
Mich
Iowa
Des Moines
C. W. McManamy
Council Bluffs
Rotary Club
Caudle
Vince Caudle
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
John Shoeman
Charles Hunt
Elden Kay
Roosters
Dearborn Inn
Dearbornea
Orville Kalsem
Iowa Beef Producers Association
Td Motor Company
Greenfield Village
Winds and storms lash Iowa and sign Soviet pact
Tornadic winds and hail damaged Storm Lake buildings with losses estimated up to 10 000, and other towns reported rainfall totals of an inch or more. The weather outlook forecast continued showers and mild temperatures, while Moscow and East Berlin signed a friendship pact aimed at peaceful German security without triggering a Western crisis.
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Associated Press
Storm Lake
Iowa
Storm Lake Wholesale Co
Clarence Wallen
J H
Loren McBride
Adams Feed and Hatchery Co
McBrides
Vilas & Co
Williamsburg
Des Moines
Harcourt
Carroll
Haverhill
Brooklyn
Tracy
Grinnell
Pella
Knoxville
Oskaloosa
Oscoon
Rockwell City
Bedford
Mount Ayr
Randolph
Red Oak
Oakland
Moscow
Soviet Union
East Germany
Khrushchev
Patriarch Athenagoras I Improves After Collapse
Patriarch Athenagoras I, spiritual leader of world Orthodoxy, is reported much improved after collapsing during a religious service on Wednesday in Istanbul. He was attended by doctors and physicians at the scene and shown encouraging signs of recovery.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Athenagoras I
Uncertain Weekend Weather With Scattered Thunder
Partly cloudy through Saturday with scattered thundershowers east Friday night. Cooler nights with lows upper 40s to near 60. Saturday highs generally in the 70s. Weekend outlook partly cloudy Sunday with a chance of scattered thunder.
Death of Atlantic Police Officer Oscar F Hansen at 52
Oscar F Hansen 52 an Atlantic police sergeant died suddenly last evening at his home 1008 Locust street He had just returned from a fishing trip and was talking with family He was born Sept 24 1911 in Audubon County and married Versa Eagen Dec 18 1935 He lived in Elk Horn before moving to Atlantic in 1958 He served on the Atlantic force since then and belonged to the Iowa State Police Association He is survived by his wife nine children a sister and a half sister with arrangements pending
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Oscar F. Hansen
Atlantic
Locust Street
Hansen
Christopher
Tena Hansen
Audubon County
Versa Eagen
Mr. Hansen
Elk Horn
Iowa State Policemen’s Association
IOOF
Elks and Moose Lodges
Wilbur
Franklin
Virgil Hansen
Richard Hansen
Alaska
Arthur Hansen
Cedar Rapids
Mary Perkins
Des Moines
Daryl
Donna
Jerry Hansen
Erhard Arrives In Washington To Meet Johnson
West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard arrived in Washington to discuss German and Berlin issues with President Johnson in light of Moscow’s Soviet East German pact. He declined to comment on the pact until he sees the full text. Gerhard Schroeder accompanied him for talks with Secretary Rusk.
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Ulbricht
Washington
London
Paris
Moscow
East Germany
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Berlin
Johnson
Erhard
Andrews Air Force Base
W. Averell Harriman
Gerhard Schroeder
Dean Rusk
Southern rights foes abandon hope on amendments
Washington AP reports Southern opponents of the civil rights bill have nearly given up on key amendments. Senator Richard Russell of Georgia, a Dixie leader, and Senate floor manager Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota both say supporters will not push further substantial changes, perhaps only technical tweaks.
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Washington
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Dixie Forces
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Duchess Resa Day Leads Milking Shorthorn Class
Duchess Resa day owned by Ralph Nichols and Sons of Atlantic becomes the 8 4 class champion in milk for the Milking Shorthorn Association. The four year old produced 14 916 498 pounds in 305 days to defeat herdmate Garringes Belle Lesa.
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Duchess Resaday
Ralph Nichols & Sons
Atlantic
Garringes Belle Lesa
U S to Resume Laos Recon Flights Amid Movements
Premier Souvanna Phouma announced US reconnaissance flights over Central Laos would resume within days as Pathet Lao and Vietminh troop movements intensify. He noted Laos cannot protect the missions and would accept armed escorts if requested by the United States.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
U. S
Souvanna
Pathet Lao
Vietminh
China
Scranton Seeks Republican Presidential Nomination
Gov. William W. Scranton of Pennsylvania announced his bid for the Republican nomination at the Maryland State Convention, urging the party to offer a real choice and warn against an exclusionary minority steering the platform. He condemned fear and reactionary echoes and called for a forward path for free nations.
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Baltimore
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Scranton
Bussey Man Killed Crossing Tracks By Freight Train
Bert Smith aged 92 of Bussey died Friday after being struck by a Rock Island freight train while crossing the tracks. Engineer C Hamilton said emergency brakes were applied but too late. Smith’s body was thrown 52 feet.
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Bussey (Ap
Bert Smith
Bussey
Rock Island
Here
C. Hamilton
Smith
Lamb sale at Omaha market tops $23.75 on 67 head
Ralph Corey sold 67 head of 83 pound spring lambs at $23.75 on the Omaha market. Yemer heirs were noted in the report.
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Omehe
Ralph Corey
Omaha
Yemer Heirs
Explosions Hit Santo Domingo Army Dumps Kill 4 Wound 112
Explosions rocked military ammunition dumps across the Ozama River from Santo Domingo, killing four and wounding 112. Blasts lit fires delaying firemen and troops from reaching dumps as officials assess causes amid emergency hospital footing and relief efforts.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Ozama
Donald Reid Cabral
Congress approves large federal pay raise package
The House passed a $533 million pay raise bill boosting 1.7 million federal workers. It includes $7,500 annual increases for Congress judges cabinet officers and top executives with varied percentage raises for others. The average letter carrier and government clerk would gain $325 and $310 yearly respectively. Senate action is expected soon.
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Washington
House
Congress
Senate
Judge rules four test option for drunken driving case
Linn County District Court Judge Warren Reese says a suspected drunken driver may choose among four chemical tests breath blood urine or saliva for implied consent cases. The Public Safety Department will ignore the ruling and keep only two test options.
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Cedar Rapids
Public Safety Department
Linn County
Warren Reese
Berserk killer dies after police shoot him
In Cologne Germany Walter Seifert 40 a tubercular lathe operator fatally speared two women teachers and frightened 28 children and another teacher with a flame thrower. He was shot by police while fleeing the school and swallowed poison from a small bottle before subduing.
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Cologne
Germany
Walter Seifert
Miss Kathleen Harris Heads to Colorado Summer
In Colorado Kathleen Harris of Woleta leaves by bus for a summer at Madha Springs Cole.
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Colorado
Kathleen Harris
Woleta
Bs Bus
Mdahe Springs
Cole
Craig Harris named Iowa 4-H president and state secretary
Craig Harris aged 17 of Atlantic is elected president of Iowa boys 4-H clubs. Dave Esbeck, 18 of Extra, becomes 4-H state secretary. Diane Botts, 17 of Albia, is 4-H girls president. About 1,350 club members and 200 adults attended the Ames conference, which concludes Saturday. Harris led in 4-H beef swine and dairy projects with multiple county honors. Esbeck led in beef and swine projects and held FFA and honor society roles. Botts was chosen 4-H girls president at the annual meeting.
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Craig Harris
Lyle Harris
Atlantic
Iowa
Dave Esbeck
Howard Esbeck
Extra
Diane Botts
Albia
Ames
Craig
Atlantic High School
Harris
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Esbeck
Audubon County
Lettermen's Club
FFA
New Flood Threat Hits Montana Towns Amid Reservoir Collapse
In Shelby Montana residents labored through the night to sandbag two large farm reservoirs as a third dam in the chain failed on Thursday afternoon. The breach threatened nearby homes with about 300 Shelby houses in the flood area. No injuries were reported.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Shelby
Four Killed in State Crashes On Iowa Roads
Four people died in Iowa traffic accidents on Thursday. Robert Ashby about 42 of Chariton and William Wade Yaeger 38 of LaBelle Pa were killed when a semitrailer crossed the center line on Highway 34 near Chariton. Richard Plaster 18 of Oelwein died after his car was struck by wind gusts and went out of control near Oelwein. Michael Witzmann 16 of Davenport was killed when his bicycle was hit by a truck driven by Wilbur Mouse 28 of North Bend Neb. Authorities reported no charges.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Robert Ashby
Chariton
William Wade Yaeger
LaBelle
Richard Plaster
Oelwein
Michael Witzmann
Davenport
Ashby
Yaeger
Highway 34
Lucas County
Wayne Swanson
Wilbur Mouse
North Bend
Neb
Peter Duchin to wed Cherry Zauderer in June
Peter Duchin, 26, son of the late Ed Duchin, will marry Cherry Georgia Zauderer, 23, daughter of a New York hotel owner, June 22 after obtaining a marriage license Thursday. Duchin is a professional pianist like his father.
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New York
Peter Duchin
Eddie Duchin
Duchin
Cherry Georgia Zauderer
George Zauderer
No Injuries in Race March
In St. Augustine Florida on the third straight night march through downtown streets authorities kept order with firm law enforcement. About 200 integration demonstrators faced police with leaders including Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. jailed after a sit in. A trooper was splashed with a sulfuric smelling liquid and minor injuries were reported. Two white youths were arrested for disorderly conduct and five white males for vagrancy and carrying concealed weapons.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Martin Luther King Jr
Atlanta
Kenneth Boatright
State Highway Patrol
Postmaster Arrested On Theft Charge in Persia
John Max Kuster 48, Persia postmaster, was arrested on charges of misappropriating about $3,500 over nine months. U S Commissioner Richard W Peterson said authorities filed the complaint. Kuster appeared before the commissioner and was released on his own recognizance.
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Council Bluffs
John Max Kuster
Persia
Here
U. S
Richard W. Peterson
Kuster
Roosevelt Jr Signals VP Aim With Johnson Bond
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr says he hopes to be President Johnson's running mate in the November election. He adds he would be glad to be Johnson's choice as vice president and would serve his country in any way.
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Efingham, Ill
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Johnson
Roosevelt
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