City Recreation Program Opens In Atlantic Monday
The Atlantic city recreation program begins Monday and runs through July 24 with a full lineup for youngsters. Howard Justice directs activities including playground, baseball, golf, tennis, art, track and swimming, with 700 plus participants last year and more expected this summer. New track and swimming programs join the schedule, with track in cooperation with the AYCEEs Junior Camp and swimming led by local swimmers.
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Sunnyside
Nishna Hills
Grant
Lincoln
Jackson
Washington
Lincoln School
Riday
Queen Elizabeth Marks 38th Birthday in Trooping Ceremony
London AP reports Queen Elizabeth II marks her official 38th birthday with the Trooping the Colour ceremony by the Coldstream Guards near Buckingham Palace. Thousands lined the Mall while the queen, on a chestnut horse, appeared trim and relaxed as England notes her actual birthday is April 21 and the official date is set in June due to rain.
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London
Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Coldstream Guards
Germany
Palace
Prince Edward
England
Kennedy wife and kin visit Rome with Ravello trip
Atty Gen Robert Kennedy's wife Ethel Kennedy arrived in Rome with three children for a weeklong visit. They are hosted by U.S. Ambassador Frederick Reinhardt and wife and may meet Pope Paul VI in a private audience. The itinerary includes Ravello south of Naples.
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Rome
Ethel Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Pope Paul VI
U.S
Frederick Reinhardt
Ravello
Naples
Weather outlook with scattered showers and cooler spell
Partly cloudy through the weekend with scattered showers in the state. Lows Saturday night near 55, highs Saturday 75 to 63 Sunday. Cooler Sunday with a brief cooler trend Monday and more scattered showers in the outlook.
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Suna
Scranton Enters GOP Presidential Fight in Lincolnian Crusade
Washington AP report says Gov. William W Scranton announces his bid for the Republican nomination as he seeks to move the party away from Goldwater conservatism. Eisenhower endorses the run while Nixon questions his readiness highlighting tense intra party dynamics. Scranton wrestled with indecision before finally declaring Friday.
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William W. Scranton
Scranton
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Harrisburg
Cuban Visitors Call for U S Destruction
In Havana 73 Americans including four Black students advocate destroying the U S government in a statement denouncing the North American racist regime. Ed Lemansky led the group as founder and communist, with Ernest Allen Luke Tripp Charles Berrard and Ron Bedford among the departees awaiting a two month stay in Cuba.
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Oakland
Calif
University of California At Berkeley
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Detroit
Wayne State
Charles Berrard
Los Angeles
Los Angeles City College
Ron Bedford
St. Louis
Europe
Paris
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Puerto Rico
Czech Voters Prepare for National Elections Sunday
About nine million Czechoslovakians are expected to vote in national elections as the Communist regime promises more democracy in Parliament. The reform allows the National Assembly real direction over representative bodies, shifting power from local authorities and ending assembly rubber stamping of government actions.
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Austria
National Assembly
Ak Ron farmer dies in two car head on crash
Fred John Hillrichs 61 of near Ak Ron was killed when two cars collided on a gravel road top of a small rise four miles northwest of LeMars. His wife Alma Martha 53 and son Kenneth 17 survived with minor injuries. a LeMars couple in the other car escaped unharmed.
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Leona Paulsen Fined 300 for liquor violation
Leona Paulsen of Atlantis restaurant was fined 300 and costs in district court for keeping liquor where beer is sold. She pleaded guilty before Judge R Kent after state agents visited the Railroad case last year. A separate charge of selling intoxicating liquor without a retail license was dismissed.
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Atlantis
R. Kent
Pro Castro Saboteurs Blamed for Dominican Dump Explosions
In Santo Domingo the ruling junta cites pro Castro saboteurs as behind Thursday ammunition dump blasts that killed nine and wounded 111. A government source says three civilians were arrested and confessed. Manuel Espaillat accuses Castro communists of imitating Fidel Castro's 26 July attack.
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Repubic
Dominican Republic
Donald Reid Cabral
New York
Manuel Tavares Espaillat
Associated Press
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Americas
Oldster Dies at 101 in Lenox
Mary Ellen Cowan died Thursday night at age 101 in Lenox where she had lived since 1900. Funeral services will be held Sunday. Surviving are two daughters a son four grandchildren sixteen great grandchildren and seven great great grandchildren. Her husband William Cowan died in 1922.
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Mary Ellen Cowan
Confidence High For Civil Rights Bill By House Vote
Sen. Hubert Humphrey said there is an excellent chance the House will accept the Senate version of the civil rights bill. He цельed no further substantive changes and urged swift action before the Republican National Convention. If rejected, a conference committee could cause delay or stalemate before Johnson’s signature.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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House
Humphrey
Minnesota
Johnson
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San Francisco
Glenn Back To Yard Work After Ear Disorder
Houston AP Lt Col John Glenn has recovered enough from an inner ear disorder to work in his yard and stroll the neighborhood. Dr Charles Berry says he is much better than a month ago though still prone to dizzy spells. Cmdr Alan Shepard Jr. has an inner ear issue from a cold but is improving with slight hearing loss. he can fly only as a passenger.
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Tex
John Glenn
Charles Berry
Manned Spacecraft Center
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Grinnell Girl Wins Prize at Iowa World's Fair
Sara Anne Shanahan of Grinnell Iowa won a radio prize as the first Iowa visitor to the Ford pavilion on Iowa Day at the World's Fair. She is the daughter of Mrs. J. D. Shanahan and was accompanied by her uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs Earl Geiger of Minneapolis. Officials said she planned to watch the fair ceremonies.
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Sara Anne Srauahan
Grinnell
Iowa
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J. D. Shanahan
Earl Geiger
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Khrushchev Signals End to Soviet China Reconciliation Hope
Khrushchev suggests the Soviet Chinese split is irreparable and a splintered Communist world is inevitable. He leaves reconciliation to the Chinese and warns ideological rifts weaken world socialism while urging continued universal duty to the revolutionary cause.
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Viet Cong Mines Hit Trains and Trucks in Saigon Region
Viet Cong saboteurs derailed three trains and blew up two trucks along the Saigon Vuang Tri rail line killing six people. Government forces reported 13 Viet Cong killed 120 miles southwest of Saigon near Vinh Lai Ba Xuyen Province. A U S Marines communications unit was set up near the Laos border in Quang Tri Province, according to a military spokesman.
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Viet Nam
Preliminary hearing set in manslaughter case of Earl Helm
Earl Helm 51 of Sioux City faces manslaughter and drunken driving charges after an elderly man, William Young 83, was struck and killed in a Saturday accident. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for June 29.
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Earl Helm
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Proposed new flag flown on Parliament Hill in Canada
The maple leaf flag was flown for four hours on Parliament Hill at Prime Minister Lester B Pearson's request as a test for official banner status. Many Canadians of British descent favor the red ensign with the Union Jack. The House of Commons will debate the issue on Monday.
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Lester B. Pearson
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Miss Southwest Iowa crowned in Clarinda pageant
Jan Beemer of Bedford was chosen from 12 candidates Friday night as Miss Southwest Iowa and will compete in the Miss Iowa Beauty Pageant at Clear Lake this summer. Nancy Timberlake of Bedford and Pat Horning of Clarinda were runners-up.
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Jan Beemer
Bedford
Iowa
Clear Lake
Nancy Timberlake
Pat Horning
Reds Send Troops To Border During South Korean Riots
President Park Chung Hee said North Korea began significant military moves during the student riots in the South. He claimed all enemy aircraft were grounded since May 25 and reinforcements moved close to the DMZ.
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Korea
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Chung Hee Park
Park
South Korea
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Waukon Woman Dies as Car Collides with Truck
Mrs Frevinger 56 of rural Waukon died in a two vehicle crash on a county road 12 miles south of Waukon. Her mother 79, Mrs Moore, was critically injured and taken to a local hospital. Courles Pollefsrud 30 near Decorah, truck driver, was not seriously hurt.
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Matt Frevinger
Waukon
John Moore
Here
West German Chancellor and Johnson seal cautious pact
West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard and President Johnson praised renewed cooperation after agreeing there is no new crisis from the Soviet East German friendship treaty. State Department experts call the accord a setback for Walter Ulbricht and urge vigilance while affirming no immediate threat to the West.
Escapee Believed Behind Series of Burglaries in Ottumwa Area
Iowa prisoner Jack Fairchild 31 was recaptured after 17 days at large. He allegedly burglarized seven Agency sites plus more scenes around Ottumwa and stole a truck in Oskaloosa. Sheriff Riley and deputies recovered a truck and captured him without a struggle.
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Iowa
Jack Fairchild
Agency
Verl Sedore
Wapelle
Cliff Riley
Fairchild
Fort Madison
Appanoose County
Moulton
Riley
Oskaloosa
Ulbricht Leaves Communist Capital With New Soviet Pact
East German Communist leader Walter Ulbricht returned from Moscow carrying a treaty of friendship mutual assistance and cooperation with the Soviet Union. Premier Khrushchev hailed the accord as highly significant as West observers noted it does not resolve Germany’s postwar status. The Washington communique from President Johnson and West German Chancellor Erhard said the pact does not alter Soviet responsibilities for East Germany or Berlin. The treaty runs for twenty years and is slated for ratification in East Berlin.
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Germany
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