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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1961
Page
7
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Iowa eyes $18 000 salary cap for state health staff
Gov. Norman A. Erbe questioned the wisdom of an $18 000 annual ceiling for all state mental health personnel except superintendents. The Legislative Interim Committee approved the cap affecting psychiatrists and staff across Board of Control facilities, with some doctors earning as high as 32 000. Supporters say the move keeps Iowa salaries competitive, while skeptics warn it could affect current staff and contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Norman A. Erbe
Iowa
O’mally
Erbe
George O'Malley
D-Des Moines
Cromwell
R-Atlantic
Pat Iter Sents
Shoeman
Ikeda says Japan government stronger despite protests
Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda faces a Kennedy visit and asserts Liberal Democratic party stability after internal rifts that led to shelving a bill aimed at reducing political violence amid left wing demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Hayato Ikeda
Kennedy
Liberal Democratic Party
Venezuela Students Burn U. S. Ambassador Car at Caracas University
Several hundred pro-Castro students at Caracas University burned U S Ambassador Teodoro Moscoso s car as he viewed an exhibit. Police kept campus guards away per president Betancourt s policy while authorities blamed leftist leaders for the attack. Moscoso said the incident did not reflect Venezuelan sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Venuezuela
U.S
Teodoro Moscoso
Caracas University
Moscoso
Venezuela
Kennedy
Latin America
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Romulo Betancourt
School of Architecture
Garden Club Flower Show Saturday At Court House
Atlantic Garden club hosts the annual Flower Show this Saturday from noon to 4 30 in the court house assembly room with four divisions and a junior section for under 16. Judge will discuss entries at 2 30 followed by a silver tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Garden Club
Court House Assembly Room
Curtis W. Masteller
Robert Campbell
Luke White
Earl Beech
Rex Bailey
Weather Summary for Lews Area Turns Partly Cloudy
Weather report indicates partly cloudy skies with continued cool temperatures through Friday. Forecast high around 65 to 70 degrees with a warmer spell expected later, as another front may bring light showers in the extended outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palr
Ceel
Frigg Lews
Ead
Severin
Council Votes To Acquire Land For New Road
The city council voted to condemn 1.12 acres owned by Mr. and Mrs. Claus Andersen at the west city limits for a new road linking U S 6 and Sixth Street. The plan also includes possible rights on the current road and notes a sewer line under it. A curb cut was granted to John Molgaard for Van's Chat and Chew at 703 Palm Street, and bids for a new street department tractor and backhoe are set for June 20.
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Claus Andersen
West City
U.S. 6
Sixth Street
John Molgaard
Van's Chat
Red Oak man held at hospital after wreck involving stolen car
Robert Hanrahan, 30, formerly of Red Oak and Shenandoah, is under guard at a hospital after a stolen car he was driving rolled over. He had no apparent injuries and is held for observation. Paroled May 5 from the Iowa Penitentiary for a 35 year habitual-criminal term. Sheriff says he stole a car Tuesday in Stansbury Missouri, abandoned it in Granite City, and stole a second car there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Oak
Robert Hanrahan
Shenandoah
Hanrahan
Iowa
Fort Madison
Montgomery County
Chet McCune
Stansbury
Highway financing bill faces Senate vote with billboard rule extension
The highway financing bill is expected to pass the Senate on Thursday with a billboard control extension added. A major floor battle centers on the two year extension of incentives for states to regulate billboards along the 41,000 mile interstate system. Proponents remain confident they will prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Tractors Committee Heads For Washington
Iowa State Secretary of Agriculture Clyde Spry dies at 72 from a heart attack at his Des Moines home. The Republican official, serving his sixth term, collapsed during dinner after a long day at the Statehouse, and was pronounced dead at Broadlawns Hospital. Spry is remembered for soil conservation work and leadership in farm groups. He is survived by his wife Luella and two sons. Governor Erbe and Linn pay tribute to his public service. Spry had recently attended a granddaughter’s event in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Statehouse
Clyde Spry
Spry
Dex Moines
Statehouse
Luella
Broadlawna Hospital
Mount Pleasant
Field Association
Gov. Erbe
Ces Ag
Clyde
Linn
Ben
Omaha
Glenn
New Orleans
Iowa
Leslie
Leo
Oakland
Calif
Frank
Sioux City
Mary Lou Spry
Commercial College
Ottumwa
Iowa Wesleyan College
Henry
Monona
Woodbury
Bronson
Woodbury County
Havana
U.S
Washington
Fidel Castro
Eleanor Roosevelt
Castro
Roosevelt
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Milton Eisenhower
Khrushchev Demands European Peace Settlement This Year
Premier Khrushchev told Soviet people a Europe peace settlement must be reached this year while reaffirming Germany and Berlin policy. He urged West and East Germany to negotiate within six months on reunification and the future of West Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Khrushchev
Europe
Germany
Berlin
Vienna
West Germany
East Germany
West Berlin
U S Rejects Khrushchev Test Ban Merger Proposal
The United States rejected Khrushchev's suggestion to merge nuclear test ban talks with general disarmament. State Department spokesman Lincoln White said the U S is opposed and will respond in due course to the aide-memoire Khrushchev delivered at the Vienna meeting with President Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Khrushchev
State Department
Lincoln White
U.S
Kennedy
President Kennedy’s backache easing and Potomac cruise
President Kennedy’s backache is less severe and he still uses crutches but has less discomfort. He took a surprise two hour Potomac cruise with friends, dined aboard, and swam 35 minutes in the White House pool as prescribed exercise. He attended a Cabinet meeting and met Mayor Wagner, while planning to greet Mrs. Kennedy on her Greece vacation return and welcomed two ambassadors departing for posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Andrew T. Hatcher
Potomac River
White House
Florida
Hatcher
Janet Travell
Robert F. Wagner
New York City
National
Greece
Patrick J
Bruce Bishop Leaves Gamble's for Northwest Missouri State
Bruce Bishop, longtime employee at Gamble's, left Sunday to attend Northwest Missouri State College in Maryville. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Harold Bishop of 907 Hickory Street.
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Bruce Bishop
Gamble’s
Northwest Missouri State College
Maryville
Harold Bishop
Embassy official arrested on spy charges in Washington
Irving C. Scarbeck 41 a second secretary at the U S Embassy in Warsaw was handcuffed after arrest on a Washington street for passing information affecting the security of the United States to a Polish communist agent Scarbeck a native of Brooklyn New York became a foreign service officer in 1956 and was assigned to Poland in 1958
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Irving C. Scarbeck
U.S
Warsaw
Washington Street
United States
Brooklyn
N. Y
Scarbeck
Foreign Service
Poland
State adopts new driver safety point system
DES MOINES AP The State Safety Department launches a driver improvement system. Violations after June 15 add one point each and three points in 12 months trigger a hearing. A credit of 12 months without violations offsets points. Suspension requires 30 days with 2 days notice, then points reset.
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Des Moines
State Safety Department
Highway Patrol
Carl Pesch
Pesch
Safety Department
Colored Rain Dazzles Massachusetts Across State
Yellow rain swept through scores of Massachusetts towns prompting wonder and fears of atomic fallout. The Audubon Society attributed the phenomenon to 90 degree heat that released Ping tree pollen, which the rain washed across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
Audubon Society
Harriman accuses North Viet Nam forces in Laos attack
U S Ambassador Harriman charged that two North Vietnamese troop units aided the Padong attack in Laos at a conference on Laos. He noted rebel incursions near the Laotian border risk splitting the royal government and accused Moscow of airlifting supplies to rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Viet Nam
Padong
Laes
Laos
Harriman
U. S
Soviet Union
Xieng Khouang
Federal bid rejected in Prince Edward County school case
U S District Judge Oren R Lewis rejected the Kennedy request to intervene in the Prince Edward County desegregation case. The government sought to enter as a plaintiff to prevent circumvention of the court order that led to the 1958 school closings.
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Richmond, Va
Prince Edward County
U.S
Justice Department
Washington
Kennedy
New York City
U.S. Supreme Court
Atlantic Man Killed in Highway Collision Near Des Moines
Wallace Hardenbergh, 34, of Des Moines formerly of Atlantic, was killed when his car collided with a semi truck at the junction of highways 64 and 65 about 20 miles northeast of Des Moines. His wife Marilyn, 33, was critically injured. daughter Beth fractured, son Steven 11 less seriously hurt. The truck driver Larry Wright, 23, of Troy Mills, had minor injuries. Five hogs unaccounted after 124 hogs were loaded on the stock truck owned by Charles Kimball of Quasqueton. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Hardenbergh
Des Moines
Atlantc
Marilyn
Beth
Steven
Hardenbergh
LeRoy Williamson
Wiota
Larry Wright
Troy Mills
Iowa Highway Patrol
Hardenberg
Charles Kimball
Quesqueton
Fred Joy
Jefferson
Bullock's
Skelgas Company
Atlantic
Hamton
Columbus
Nebro
Skelfas Company
Clair Hardenbergh
Lewis
Billie Jean Bell Hardenbergh
Richard Lee Gaylord
Minden
Reed Hardenbergh
Esther Hardenbergh
Wayne Hardenbergh
Dakota
Judgment Awarded to Challenge Feeds in Atlantic Case
In Atlantic, Judgment - Challenge Feeds, Inc. won $687.26 against Edwin M. Hansen in district court. The award stems from a July 22, 1960 agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Challenge Feeds, Inc
Atlantic
Edwin M. Hansen
Bank bookkeeper admits embezzling 14700 in six years
Cedar Rapids AP report says Mary Jane LeMasters 40 head bookkeeper at Merchants National Bank pleaded guilty to three false entries totaling 14700 over about six years. Assistant U.S. District Attorney William R Crary said the scheme covered about 13 transactions with the first six years ago and the last earlier this year. Sentencing delayed pending further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Subaug
Uies
Mary Jane LeMasters
William R. Crary
U.S
Charm School for Girls Planned During Recreation Program
The YMCA Council will run a charm school for girls aged ten to sixteen as part of the summer recreation program. High school and college girls assist, with sessions every Monday at 1 30 in the high school home economics room starting next Monday. Topics include preview of charm June 19 and charm in various settings through July 24.
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Ymca Council
Martin
Nass
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