Funds Sought For Child Day Care Program
The Iowa Department of Social Welfare seeks 45000 federal dollars before September to fund day care expansion. The plan includes opening a second building in Des Moines, starting a handicapped child program with 15000, and studying day care needs with worker training. State officials express urgency for more staff and a staff development program.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa Department of Social Welfare
Yeal
State Board of Social Welfare
Towa Welfare Association
Aneem Boiron
Eeogoon
Dea Moines
Davenport
Get
Sfr
Hasse| University
Putney
John Ely
Board of Control
Walter Conway
Harold Butz
Toledo
Arthur Marck
Lutheran Welfare Society of Iowa
Earl Sheumaker Dies Thursday in Rock Rapids
Earl Sheumaker 63 of Rock Rapids died at 11 15 am Thursday after a year long illness at Rock Rapids hospital He was born in Wiota son of Ed and died survived by wife Margaret daughter Beverly Jean in California brother Gerald of Anita five sisters and two grandchildren Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 pm in Rock Rapids The report also notes a separate AP item about a contract awarded to Chamberlain Corp Iowa to operate Scranton Ordnance Plant for artillery shells.
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Earl Shelmaker
Wiota
Rock Rapids Hospital
Mr. Shelmaker
Ed Shelmaker
Rock Rapids
Margaret
Beverly Jean
California
Gerald Shellmaker
Anita
Leta Taylor
Harry Barnokit
Scranton, Pa
Chamberlain Corp
Waterloo
Iowa
Scranton Ordnance Plant
Space zeal and a sailor’s farewell mark May items
In Griswold Iowa Maj Charles C Bock Jr a former Council Bluffs resident and Air Force test pilot at Edwards AFB described space efforts as an unlimited challenge during a Boy Scouts dinner near Camp Wekende. The piece also notes the death of Hans Christian Andersen a 75 year old retired farmer in Atlantic. He leaves a wife two sons a stepson and several grandchildren. Funeral services are planned for Sunday at Roland funeral home.
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Keyterday
Maj. Bock
Council Bluffs
Southwest
Bock
Cits
Wright Brothers
Griswold
Vernon Deen
G. W. Chandler
Louia Bock
Bertha McComb
Council
Four Convicted in Maryland Conspiracy Case
A federal jury in Baltimore convicted four men including former congressmen Thomas F. Johnson and Frank W. Boykin on 32 counts of conspiracy. Johnson faced a conflict of interest charge while Edlin and Robinson, from Miami, and Edlin’s makeup in a Maryland savings operation were tied to mail fraud. The defendants face up to 19 years in prison and fines up to 70 thousand dollars each. appeals planned.
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Baltimore, Md
Thomas F. Johnson
Frank W. Boykin
Johnson
Boykin
J.kenneth Edlin
William L. Robinson
U.S. Dist
Roszel Thom- Johnson
Weather outlook: partly cloudy with showers Saturday
Partly cloudy conditions Friday night into Saturday with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Heaviest activity expected in the northwest and extreme west. Lows linger in the 50s to 60s, highs Saturday reach the 80s in the northeast and southwest. Outlook suggests a change by Sunday.
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Change Sundey
Hope Detour Planned to Aid Sioux City Economy
Sioux City seeks a summer detour to keep traffic on Highway 20 within the city. A delegation urged the Iowa Highway Commission for a route directing vehicles into town amid Armour & Co. packing plant closure. No formal ruling. signs may guide traffic around construction while officials approve a Battle Creek detour to return to Highway 20.
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Sioux City
Iowa Highway Commission
T the Armour & Co
How Does Dad Rate In U. S. Nowadays
New York AP survey finds children largely view fathers as good or best, praising time spent at church and golf. They want dads to attend Little League, relax, fix things promptly, stop joking when serious, and engage in more conversations. teenagers request more driving freedom.
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New York
Dad
Rockford Juvenile Authorities Take Charge Of Girl
The 14 year old girl from Rockford Iowa city area now under juvenile authorities after a weekend manhunt near Grinnell. She along with John Rhoades and James Farnham were charged with robbery with aggravation at a Coralville service station. Farnham remains jailed on $10,000 bond.
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Rockford
Iowa City
Grinnell
Terry Irene Hullinger
Johnson County
Clair Hamilton
John Rhoades
James Farnham
Coralville
Rhoades
Fort Madison
Farnham
Toronto psychiatrist warns on claimed sleep cures
At the Canadian Psychiatric Association meeting in Toronto professor John Lovett-Doust says people who claim to thrive on only a few hours of sleep are fooling themselves. He argues such individuals catch up on sleep during waking hours as their mind wanders.
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Toronto
John W. Lovett-Doust
The
Canadian Psychiatric Association
Aleep
Methodists Announce New Pastoral Assignments in Iowa
At the South Iowa Methodist Conference closing session in Des Moines new ministers were ordained. The Rev Seifoullah Lotfi, an Iranian born Muslim convert, was appointed to Brighton church and named associate pastor in Washington Iowa. Additional transfers include Rev Carlton Dietterich and others moving from Wellman, Leweshero, Prairie City and Russell to new churches and assignments.
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Des Moines
South Iowa
Seifoullah Lotfi
Lotfi
Brighton
Washington
Iowa
Bri
Paul W. Milhouse
Kansas City
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Preach- Audubon
Harvey &. Quandt
New London
Carrell
Paul MM. Dietterich
Wellman
Casey
Richard G. Viney
Leweshero
Coon
Mark C. Sullivan
Prairie City
Glidden
Earl McGioness
Parish
Robert G. Deeds
New Supply
Lenesbere
W. Ward Wateen
Luther Napier
Robert P. Martin
Russell
Minburn
Richard C. Quinlan
South Carolina
Eenz
Sien & Bya
Cmarlington
Forrmerly
Seminary
Crawfordaville Thames Botle
Aiount Pleasant
Fort Madisention
Oullah Lotfi
Mrs. Vic Hansen 63 Dies at Atlantic Memorial
Mrs. Esther Louise Hansen 63 wife of Vic S. Hansen of 703 Hickory street died at 10 20 last night at Atlantic Memorial hospital after a period of illness. She was born November 17 1890 in Audubon county and lived in Brayton Lomahi and Atlantic. Surviving are her husband two sons Col Carleton V. Hansen and Gail L. Hansen, six brothers and four sisters and four grandchildren. Funeral at St Pauls Lutheran church Monday at 2 PM with Rev Ronald Christensen, interment Atlantic cemetery. Remains to be moved from Roland funeral home to the church Monday morning. The immediate family will receive friends at the Roland rear home Saturday evening.
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Hans Christian Andersen
Elm Street
Atlantic
Atlantic Memorial
Andersen
Cam
United States
Coon Rapids
Johanna Lorenzen
Kaen Gorensen
Chicago
John Andersen
Breyton
Dexter Andersen
Fred Sorensen
Roland Funeral Home
R. L. Christensen
Atlantic Cemetery
Esther Louise Hansen
Vic S. Hansen
Hickory Street
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
George and
Marie Hansen
Audubon County
Brayton
Hansen
F. W. Simpson
Atlantic Methodist Parsonage
Lomahi
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Legion Auxiliary
DAV
Col
Carleton V. Hansen
Lowry Air Force Base
Denver
Gail L. Hansen
Woodward
George H
Alfred
Ray Hansen
Henry A. Hansen
Des Moines
Sophus Hansen
Exira
Ted
Ronald Christensen
Roland
Baturda
Qeamnienan
Space Agency ends Mercury program and chief quits
The United States National Space Agency ends the Mercury space program and D Brainerd Holmes, who oversaw the six U S space voyages, resigns from his post.
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United States National Space Agency
U. S
D. Brainerd Holmes
Atlantic Recreation Program Opens for Summer Youths
The Atlantic recreation program starts Monday inviting local youngsters to participate through July 26. Howard Justice directs a 17 member staff overseeing play grounds baseball tennis golf day camp story hours crafts and art classes. Rain policy cancels activities, with equipment loans at Sunnyside Park and art classes at Lincoln School run Tuesdays and Thursdays 2 to 3 30 pm by Mrs. Leo Moore.
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Atlantic Recreation
Atlantic
News - Telegraph
Howard Justice
Justice
Sunnyside Park
Nishna Valley Art Guild
Lincoln School
Leo Moore
Revoke Jewett Licenses for Anita and Wiota Warehouses
DES MOINES AP The Town Commerce Commission revoked the warehouse licenses of Jewett Grain and Coal of Anita and Wiota effective June 12 for failing to have enough grain to cover receipts fail to issue receipts or grain held beyond time limits and to deliver grain before receipts were canceled Wayne S Jewett and Louise E Jewett co owners admitted shortages under oath.
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Des Moines
Town Commerce Commission
Jewett Grain and Coal
Anita and
Wiota
Wayne S. Jewett
Louise E. Jewett
Jewett
Keeler Reveals Soviet Attache Pressed Her for Secrets
Christine Keeler says a Soviet naval attache tried to obtain nuclear secrets from War Minister John Profumo, implicating the sex scandal in Britain. Attorney Eddowes delivered the claim to Prime Minister Macmillan who then summoned senior security aides Henry Brooke and Lord Dilhorne to discuss the breach.
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RED
Macmillan
Henry Brooke
Britain
Lord Dilhorne
Del
Fifth Russian Cosmonaut Sent Into Orbit in New Vostok Flight
Moscow announced Lt. Col. Valeri Bykovsky, 29, as the fifth Soviet cosmonaut in orbit aboard Vostok V. The craft circles Earth every 88 minutes from 112 to 146 miles altitude, broadcasting on 20.006 and 143.635 megacycles. Khrushchev noted a potential extended mission while the U.S. had ended Project Mercury.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Valeri Fedorovich Bykovsky
Vostok V
Tass
Earth
Hades’ No
Yigtae Khrushchev
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Kremlin
Wilson
Cmce
Ruling backs governor on spending bill powers
Iowa Attorney General Evan Hultman ruled that a 1968 bill granting the Legislative Interim Committee authority to spend up to 2 million for emergencies over two years is unconstitutional. The opinion strengthens Gov. Harold Hughes by blocking what he called an encroachment on executive powers.
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Des Moines
Legislative Interim Committee
Atty
Evan Hultman
Harold Hughes
Hughes
Executive Branch
Hultman
Buddhist monk's self immolation shocks Saigon streets
In Saigon a 72 year old Buddhist monk died in a fire as part of ongoing religious protest. Monks and nuns warned of further bloodshed and potential destabilization of President Ngo Dinh Diem's government while explaining their stance against perceived persecution.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Girl Killed in Marion Car Crash
Sheila Bennett, 2, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William Bennett of Marion, died Thursday after a collision in downtown Marion. Mrs. Bennett was hospitalized with shock. The 4-year-old son and Mrs. Ruth Warnke and her 10-month-old son in the other car escaped serious injury.
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Marion
Sheila Bennett
William Bennett
Bennett
Sock
Ruth Warnke
Fatal collision near Grinnell kills Elsie May
A car and a Poweshiek County rock truck collided eight miles northeast of Grinnell. Mrs. Elsie Lucille May, 60, died in the crash and her daughter Doris May, 27, was seriously injured. Truck driver Maynard Heishmann of Brooklyn escaped injury.
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Grinnell
Poweshiek County
Here
Elsie Lucille May
Malcolm
Doris May
Maynard Heishmann
Brooklyn
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Earl Sheumaker
Veron Dean
Maj
Charles Bock, Jr
Camp Wakonda Yes
Hans C. Andersen
Alabama
Vic Hansen
Bykovsky
Viet Nam
Milton
L. M. Amog
Omaha
Tony la Breche
Henry Larsence
Chamber of Commerce
la Breche
Chameber
Larsen
Erprea la Aatole
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