Lolita Wins Raves From Critics
New York critics applaud Nabokov's Lolita opening with Sue Lyon James Mason and Shelly Winters delivering tense performances. Peter Sellers contributes versatile impersonations while Kubrick earns praise for adapting the controversial novel. The review highlights Nabokov's screenplay and the film's understated humor amid cultural critique.
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Lolita
Vladimir Nabokov
Sue Lyon
Davenport
Town
James Mason
Shelly Winters
Nabokov
Peter Sellers
Stanley Kubrick
Rusk European trip aims beyond fence mending claim
State Department spokesman Lincoln White says Secretary of State Dean Rusk’s 10 day European visit, including Berlin, is not a fence mending mission. The trip focuses on aligning Allied policy and Cold War tactics as Rusk travels to Paris, Berlin, Bonn, Rome, London, and Lisbon from June 19 to June 27.
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Bonn
Rome
London
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Lolita film premiere stirs debate on age limits
Report notes Nabokov adaptation as depraved yet humorous satire. Miss Lyons attends the premiere in a formal gown but doesn’t enter as promoters say the film is for 18 plus. Police and Civil Liberties Union findings suggest no law fixes age requirements for screenings, leaving the decision to individuals.
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Agencies Face Higher Costs After Tax Refund Ruling
Iowa agencies including the Board of Control and adjutant general could lose sales tax refunds on materials for new buildings and operations. The attorney general’s ruling limits refunds to tax levying subdivisions, threatening hundreds of thousands of dollars in costs and possible capital delays. The Board of Regents and the State Highway Commission are certain to receive refunds, while other agencies await formal rulings.
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Adjutant General's Office
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Marshalltown
Mount Pleasant
Walter Conway
Conway
Board of Regents
State Highway Commission
Soviet Reject Western Disarmament Proposals at Geneva
At the 17 nation disarmament conference, Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin denounced the United States and Britain, accusing Washington of double dealing and urging a condemning declaration against war propaganda. U.S. Ambassador Arthur H. Dean refuted the charges, stating no American official supports atomic war.
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Hospital admits list of patients at Atlantic Memorial
Sick and injured patients admitted to Atlantic Memorial Hospital include Paul Josephsen Anita Mrs Leo Glynn Anita Rita Nielsen 60442 East Fifth Street Gregory Gubbels Rt 2 Mrs Henry Kuhl 405 West Tenth Street Ross Warner Star Route Mrs Henry Schwartz South Chestnut Street Gary Lundberg 601 West Sixth Street Kathy daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Hjortshof 1305 Birch Street and Mrs Nettie Wheeler Atlantic Oscar Hansen Atlantic police officer underwent major surgery and is reported satisfactory Released from hospital were Lanny Kite Marne William Bangham Anita Grace Ardizzone 104 West Third Street Mrs Kenneth Larsen and daughter Tracy Ann Anita and Christy Nissen Wiota
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Anita
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Rita Nielsen
East Fifth Street
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Henry Kuhl
West Tenth Street
Ross Warner
Henry Schwartz
South Chestnut Street
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West Sixth Street
Kathy
Albert Hjortshof
Birch Street
Nettie Wheeler
Atlantic
Oscar Hansen
Atlantic Police
Lanny Kite
Marne
William Bangham
Grace Ardizzone
West Third Street
Kenneth Larsen
Tracy Ann
Christy Nissen
Wiota
ISU economist seeks venue change in Shetland pony case
Francis Kutish a farm economist from Iowa State University has requested a change of venue in a case involving Shetland ponies. A hearing date is scheduled for July 16.
Visiting Parents and Portable City News Digest
Mrs. Ernie E. Hansen and three sons visit her parents at 709 Elm. The Atlantic Chamber of Commerce moves to Anthony's building, keeps Western Union. Mrs Nettie Wheeler of Clarinda injures ribs, hospital. Public Finance Corp. Omaha wins default judgment of 333.48 against David L. and Julia E. Nelson. Livestock sales report with steers hogs and sows at various prices. Local soldiers assigned to Germany. Summer reading program starts at Atlantic library for grades 2-6. Window broken by bottle at 611 Cedar. Methodist edge Zion Lutheran 15-14 in YMCA softball. Firemen fund drive lagging for Fourth of July. Griswold Red Cross pool closing date changed. Rainbow grand assembly notes and choir. Mrs Armour Martin returns from Boone and Nevada. Weather: pleasant through Saturday with upper 70s to lower 80s and possible showers.
Peru election winner? Socialist candidate votes in Lima
Victor Raul de la Torre, a socialist candidate from the anti Communist APRA party, casts his ballot in Lima. Turnout in the city is described as heavy and orderly as voters proceed.
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Brake failure or human error blamed for Missoula wreck
Investigators probe whether brake failure or operator error caused a Northern Pacific passenger train from Seattle to Chicago to derail 16 miles north of Missoula Montana. The crash killed an infant and injured 243 passengers, many tourists returning from the World's Fair, as the train neared a downgrade at 75 miles an hour.
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Northern Pacific
Missoula
Mont
Weather notes from Iowa and Atlantic forecast
Iowa reported a high of 78 yesterday with a low of 43 at Spencer The Atlantic region recorded a low of 46 and a noon temperature today of 75 degrees Skies are expected to stay clear for the next 24 hours with tonight s lows in the lower 50s
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Dee Mallonee dies Audubon attorney former state representative
Dee Mallonee 72 retired attorney and former state representative died at 10 15 p m Wednesday in Audubon hospital He served as county attorney 1921 1924 and as Republican state representative 1951 1954 He was Rock Island Railroad attorney more than 40 years and authored articles in the American Law Review Surviving are his wife Faye and a son John Funeral arrangements set with last rites Saturday at McFadden funeral home followed by Maple Grove cemetery burial
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Alpha Tau Omega
Phi Alpha Delta
Osen leaves Washington for family illness and local events
Dr James Osen travels to Washington to care for his mother in law Mrs Gunmar Spangberg. Mrs Ernie Johnson attends funeral in Shannon City for her mother. Mrs Eric Osen marks Harry Huffs 50th wedding anniversary in Adair. Gael Osen earns BS in chemical engineering at Iowa State University and plans to work for Archer Daniels Midland in Peoria. General Custer famed last stand at age 37. Water dissolves silver and gold with trace cyanide.
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James Osen
Washington, D.C
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Ernie Johnson
Shannon City
Creston
Eric Osen
Harry Huff
Adair
Tom Miller
Karen
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Gael
Archer Daniels Midland Co
Peoria, Ill
The Little Woman Do You Think We Should Tell Them
A brief exchange echoes a concern about disclosure. Characters debate whether to reveal a hidden detail, reflecting tension and potential consequences within the scene.
City Council Approves Recreation and Airport Funds
The council approved transferring 2000 from the liquor fund to the recreation fund after Rex Tole of the Atlantic recreation commission requested support. It also moved 4000 from the liquor fund to the airport construction fund to finish work under the long running improvement program. A boulevard at Tenth and East Mahogany streets will operate May 1 to Oct 1. A hearing is set for July 3 on a Bull creek drainage easement. The council also approved remodeling permits and beer and cigarette licenses.
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Max Watson
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Mrs. Farrell Dies in Pratt Nursing Home
Margaret Farrell 93 former Adair resident died Tuesday in a Pratt Kansas nursing home. Survived by two sons Earl Pratt and Tom Corpus Christi. Preceded by parents husband and 14 siblings. Body to Hoffman Funeral Home with Rosary at 8 p.m. and last rites Friday at St John Catholic Church officiated by Rev Daniel O Connell.
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Muscatine Highway Worker Dies of Heart Attack
Clyde Nyenhuis, 61, of Muscatine, an Iowa Highway Commission employee, died of a heart attack while working along Highway 61 south of Muscatine. A passing motorist alerted the sheriff. He is survived by his wife and daughter Flor ence Hetzler, a Muscatine County District Court clerk.
Vintage 1925 Fifth Avenue bus joins Six Flags Over Texas attractions
A 1925 Fifth Avenue bus with 67 seats and a top speed of 44 mph, bought from a Houston collector who found it via a Hollywood studio, will serve as the shuttle between Six Flags Park and the Six Flags Inn, linking Dallas and Fort Worth visitors to the recreation site.
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Service on Visit for Elliott Baker Ends in California
Jerry Baker recently discharged from the army visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Baker and then proceeded to San Diego. Captain Robert Summer concluded a visit with his mother-in-law Mrs. Agnes K Nielsen and is en route to Okinawa where he will be stationed. his family plans to join him soon.
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Navy Seaman Grant-Roger Lockhart to Report for Duty
Grant Roger Lockhart, stationed with the navy in Memphis Tennessee, spends leave with parents Floyd and relatives. He will report June 18 to the base at San Diego California for duty.
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Infant found dead in Stockton home
Matthew Clark, 11 months, was found dead in bed early Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs David Clark. Dr Orris Keiser, the Muscatine County medical examiner, said the baby likely suffocated when wedged between the mattress and bed frame. An autopsy was ordered. Don’t drive if you drink.
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Presbyterian Bible School Exhibit Friday
The Presbyterian vacation Bible school will close with an open house display and short program in the church dining room Friday at 10 30. Ninety one children are enrolled and parents are invited to view their work.
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Dan Anderson
Dennis Schwartz
Jim Knauer
Marcia Brix
Becky Poore
Barbara Harris
Mary Lou Lang
Ardyth Cohron
Sherry Cohron
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