Tourist Day Plans Being Completed
The Jaycees finalize plans for a “Tourist for a Day” event Monday at 5 p.m. to dedicate the Sunnyside campsite. Campers from Atlantic families will tour Walnut Grove and the Lions club schoolhouse, dine at Young’s, swim in the afternoon, and join a moonlight sales shopping run after breakfast at the site.
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Jaycees
Tom Finnell
Sunnyside
Atlantic
Walnut Grove
Lions Club
Sunnyside Park
Young's
Jaycee
Mayors back JFK civil rights plan during Honolulu meeting
In Honolulu the U S conference of mayors backed President Kennedy’s five point civil rights program and added a sixth point on responsibility and equality. Mayor Selland of Fresno was elected president for 1963 64 as the group finished its session despite opposition labeling the plan too liberal.
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Honolulu
Kennedy
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Arthur L. Selland
Fresno
Calif
Father Runs Over Son With Car in Council Bluffs
A Council Bluffs father ran over his 19 month old son, Robert Scott, while driving to a grocery store and only learned of the tragedy after returning home to a crowd. The baby died at a hospital. Dale R. Scott claimed he thought the child was inside when he left. Police investigate the alley crash behind the Scott residence.
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Council Bluffs
Robert Scott
Arthur Sciortino
Pottawattamie
Dale R.scott
Scott Home
AMA President-Elect Links Cigarette Smoking to Disease
Dr Edward R Annis of Miami Florida told the Evening Bulletin in Providence that cigarette smoking is the greatest producer of preventable disease. He spoke as a medical doctor warning against health dangers of smoking.
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Providence
K.I
American Medical Association
Edward R. Annis
Miami
Fla
Evening Bulletin
Weather Outlook for Friday and Weekend
Mostly fair conditions in the west with partial cloudiness in the east and scattered showers or thunderstorms moving into the extreme east Thursday night. Cooler readings in the west with lows around 50s to 60s, highs 70s to 80s. Friday remains partly cloudy and cooler, then Saturday brings additional isolated showers or thunderstorms.
Coed Vivian Malone Registers for Alabama Classes
Vivian Malone of Mobile Alabama, one of the first black students integrated at the University of Alabama under federalized guardsmen in Tuscaloosa, has registered for classes. Her action marks a landmark step in the university’s desegregation efforts and in the broader civil rights struggle.
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Vivian Juanita Malone
Mobile
Ala
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Kennedy Confers On Civil Rights With Leaders
In Huntsville Alabama a 27 year old Negro NASA employee enrolled for post graduate study at the University of Alabama System extension center joining two other Negro students this week under federal protection. State troopers aided campus police to prevent interference with the court order. In Washington Kennedy and congressional leaders met for 70 minutes to discuss the forthcoming civil rights message and legislation with leaders from both parties including Johnson Mansfield Humphrey Dirksen and others. Eisenhower also visited Kennedy as part of the multi party talks on civil rights.
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Evers
Mississippi
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Reins
Lekbebe
Jackson State (Negro) College
Cecil Hathaway
Huntsville
Ala
University of Alabama
U.S. Department of Justice
Dave Mack McGlathery
University Extension Center
George C. Wallace
Tuscaloosa
McGlattery
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Here
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James A. Hood
Washington
Kennedy
Harry Truman
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Senate
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Congress
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Johnson
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
George , Smathers
D-Fla
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
House
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D-Mass
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Hale Boggs
D-La
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Leslie Arends
R-Ill
Gerald R. Ford
R-Mich
British Sub Safe Report Triggers False Alarm Off New England
A British submarine Artemis in anti submarine exercises temporarily lost communications triggering claims of sinking off the New England coast. Coast Guard initially placed the sub about 700 miles offshore. Navy officials later called the report a false alarm as two amphibious planes and two cutters were dispatched and then recalled.
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Boston
New England
Artemis
Coast Guard
Navy
Newport
R.I
Saudis deny entry for Jewish U S servicemen in Saudi Arabia
In Beirut a Saudi Defense Ministry radio broadcast denied that American servicemen of Jewish faith have been allowed or would be allowed into Saudi territory. The Defense Department later released a letter to the American Jewish Committee noting that some Jewish American servicemen have been assigned to duty in Saudi Arabia for the first time in years.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Defense and Air Ministry
Mecca
U.S. Defense Department
American Jewish Committee
Department
Assessment protest over Heritage House tax assessment
A petition filed in Cass county district court by South Iowa Methodists Homes Inc successor to Wesley Acres Corp challenges the Cass county board of review and seeks expunging the Heritage House tax assessment. The plaintiff asserts the property serves religious charitable and benevolent uses and qualifies for exemption under Section 427.1(9) of the Code.
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Heritage House
Cass County
South Iowa Methodists Homes, Inc
Wesley Acres Corp
Cass County Board of Review
Board of Review
Ill Cardinal Misses Conclave Due to Illness
Quito AP report says 89 year old Cardinal de la Torre suffered a December stroke and will not attend the conclave electing a new Pope. His absence limits conclave to at most 80 cardinals. Mindszenty is not expected to attend. In Waterloo, Terry Jones, 8, drowned in the Cedar River after slipping into the water with a companion. Greg Walker, 9, saved himself and called for help.
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Quito
Ecuador
Iilness
Carlos Maria Cardinal de la Torre
Cardinal de la Torre
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
U.S
Budapest
Hungary
Lad
Waterloo
Terry Jones
Cedar River
Greg Walker
Terry
Jones
Soviet Attache Kiss Sparks London Rumor Mill
At a London Christmas party in December 1961 Captain Eugene Ivanov shared a kiss with an American woman, amid rumors he kissed 41 year old wife of Captain Thomas Murphy. Murphy says the gesture was innocent. The event involved the Elizabethan Room mead cups and dinner partners from the Murphys, with Ivanov recalled to Moscow in December. London believes he was a spy, while Murphy hails from Monongahela Pennsylvania.
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London
Eugene Ivanov
Christine Keeler
John Profumo
Thomas Watson Murphy
U.S
Ivanov
Murphy
Murphys
Moscow
Monongahela
Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski Blesses Crowd In Rome
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski primate of Poland arrives at Rome's Terminal station and blesses a large crowd. He is in Rome for the conclave to elect a new Pope.
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Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Poland
Rome
Report 72 County Homes Without Licenses
Iowa record shows 72 of 99 counties still operate county homes without licensure as nursing or custodial facilities. Gov. Hughes vetoed a bill to exempt counties, after the Health Department flagged required licenses. Eight counties already licensed. 17 counties have no county homes. listed counties include Decatur, Hancock, Howard, Kossuth, Pocahontas, Scott, Union, Winneshiek.
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Des Moines
State Health Department
Iowa
Harold E. Hughes
Norman A. Erbe
F.W. Pickworth
Health Department
Hospital Services Department
Boards of Supervisors
Pickworth
Lee
Palo Alto
Decatur
Hancock
Howard
Kossuth
Pocahontas
Scott
Union
Winneshiek
Hughes
Adair
Cherokee
Clarke
Clay
Franklin
Grundy
Harrison
Ida
Lyon
Madison
Mills Monona
Osceola
Ringgold
Sac
Warren and Wright
Robbery suspect sentenced in Grinnell manhunt case
In Iowa City a 20 year old, John Rhoades of Rockford Ohio was sentenced to 25 years for robbery with aggravation after pleading guilty in Johnson County District Court. His companion James Farnham, 29, also of Rockford, pleaded guilty to a similar charge linked to a Coralville service station holdup. The 14 year old girl tied to the case, Terry Lee Hullinger of Rockford, was due in juvenile court on a similar charge.
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Iowa City
Grinnell
John Rhoades
Rockford
Til
Johnson County
James Farnham
Coralville
Terry Lee Hullinger
Exiled Israeli Agents Expelled From Switzerland
Two Israeli agents were expelled from Basel after a Swiss court convicted them of threatening German scientist Dr. Paul Goercke, who is developing missiles for the United Arab Republic.
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Basel
Switzerland
Paul Goercke
United Arab Republic
Reformed Church Messages On Pope John XXIII Death
Pella IA The Reformed Church in America expressed sympathy to Roman Catholics on the death of Pope John XXIII but removed references to his ecumenical efforts in a message approved at the General Synod. Delegates also discussed union talks with the Presbyterian Church in the U S and set 1964 budget and venue Buck Hill Falls Pa. A marriage license was issued to Larry Gordon Jones and Donna L Humpal, both of Fort Dodge.
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Pella
Reformed Church In
America
John XXIII
General Synod
Presbyterian Church In
U.S
Southern
Buck Hill Falls
Larry Gordon Jones
Donna L. Humpal
Fort Dodge
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Evangelical, and Reformed Church
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Fourteenth Street
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Maple
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Plum
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Baker's Heights
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West Fourteenth
Miss
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M. B. Pierce
A. Charle Jones
Campbell College For
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Kant Collins Bower
Massena
Roscoe Jones
LaVon Morrow
County Extension Home
Macmillan
Mayors Back
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Labor Party
Patrick Gordon Walker
John A. Profumo
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Truman
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Saudia Arabia
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Federal Urban Renewal Administration
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Minn
Jack L. van Volkenberg
CBS Television Network
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Moonlight of Values
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