Atlantic Memorial Hospital Women’s Auxiliary Organizes
Atlantic is forming the Atlantic Memorial Hospital Women’s Auxiliary with Mrs. M. L. Collison of Carroll as speaker outlining service roles. Members will staff desks, deliver mail, escort patients, operate book carts and support fundraising through teas and sales. Dues are 1 dollar yearly with inactive membership available. recruitment tea planned at the hospital.
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Atlantic
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Atlantic Memorial Hospital Women’s Auxiliary
M. L. Collison
Carroll
Iowa Hospital Auxiliary Association
Collison
Hugh Ross
Raymond Tanner
John Busco
C. V. Welcher
Raymond Becker
Robert Bredensteiner
Junior Wohlenhaus
Leo Cochran
Maine
George Conn
Lewis
Frank Tompkin
Céff Erickson
Tom Cithero
James van Antwerp
Howard Johnson
Robert Blackman
Mildred McCarty
Louis Eisterhold
Charles Koppernolle
Albert P. Christensen
D. C. Mitchell
Hospital Board of
Edith Mullins
Kenneth Neary
Wiota
Melvin Clothier
Atlantic Memorial Hospital Women's Auxiliary
John Bunce
Iowa Democrats Back Debt Increase amid House Vote
Iowa congressmen Neal Smith and Merwin Coad supported a bill to raise the debt ceiling to 308 billion dollars which the House approved 211 to 192. Opposing were Republicans James Bromwell H R Gross Ben Jensen John Kyl Charles Hoeven and Fred Schwengel.
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Washington
Iowa
Neal Smith
Merwin Coad
House
James Bromwell
H. R. Gross
Ben Jensen
John Kyl
Charles Hoeven
Fred Schwengel
Weekend Shower Outlook for West and North Central
Partly cloudy Friday night into Saturday with scattered showers or thunderstorms spreading over west and north central. Temperatures rise. lows 55 to 60 in the northeast, 60 to 65 west and south. Highs Saturday in the 60s. Sunday outlook shows scattered showers and thunderstorms and locally cooler conditions.
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North Central
Bombs damage three surgical pavilions in Algiers hospital
In Algiers Mustapha Hospital seven plastic bombs damaged three surgical pavilions and the central laboratory, injuring no one. The FLN inspected the facility and announced plans to take it over as the secret army intensified its scorched earth campaign ahead of Algerian independence.
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Mustapha
Secret Army
Algeria
FLN
National Liberation Front
Oran
Secret
Charles de Gaulle
Goverment
de Gaulle
France
Thieves Loot Home Of Rev Sorensen In Exira
Burglaries at the home of the Rev and Mrs Lloyd Sorensen in Exira occurred while the couple were away June 4 to yesterday. Sheriff Jack Hilsabeck said the break in around June 7 pried open an aluminum storm door. Items taken included a silver service for eight a portable stereo a ladies wristwatch jewelry cuff links a string of pearls and a clergy cross valued at about 475.
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Lloyd Sorensen
Sorensens
Dallas
Tex
Jack Hilsabeck
ISU Alumni Set Cass County Picnic With Speaker Burnie Miller
Iowa State University alumni plan their annual Cass county picnic Saturday at the 4 H community building on the fair grounds. Burnie Miller the ISU backfield coach will speak and show a film featuring the 1961 football highlights.
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ISU
Iowa State University
Cass County
Fairgrounds
Burnie Miller
Atlantic's New Fire Engine Arrives From Ames
Atlantic will receive a $24,000 Amer ica LaFrance fire engine this evening from Ames after a demonstration at the Iowa state fire school. Chief Pat Crawford and assistant chiefs attended the school, while Ivan Shearman Bus Matthews and Bob Kelso went to Ames for the delivery. The engine features a 750 gallon per minute pumper and can pump 1250 gallons per minute at 350 pounds pressure to the top of tall Atlantic buildings.
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Atlantic
America LaFrance
Ames
Iowa State Fire School
Ivan Shearman
Bus Matthews
Bob Kelso
Pat Crawford
Matt Mathisen
Pair Admits Looting Vending Machines
Harold Callender 33 of La Puente California and Warren Coffin Jr. 27 of Galesburg Illinois signed statements admitting lootings of vending machines in Mason City Waterloo Cedar Falls and several points in Minnesota according to Police Chief Leo Risacher.
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Mason City
Harold Callender
la Puente
Calif
Warren Coffin Jr
Galesburg
Iowa
Leo F. Risacher
Risacher
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Minnesota
Kennedy presses GOP to back his major proposals
President Kennedy urged Republicans to drop party labels and back his key plans including a farm bill with production controls and price supports, and to support debt limit action. He cited past bipartisan stances and warned failure to raise the debt ceiling could trigger missed bills and economic strain.
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Washington
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Poland
Yugoslavia
Senate
Pan American
Trans World
Eastern Airlines
White House
Eisenhower
M S O'Dea 78 Dies at Home in Omaha
M S O'Dea 78 longtime Atlantic resident died at 4 05 Thursday afternoon at St Vincent's Home in Omaha where he had lived the last two years He suffered a broken hip after a bed fall born July 2 1883 in Atlantic son of Andrew J and Mary Jane Costello O'Dea He worked at Peacock and Baxter furniture store and was with Johnson Clothiers and Roland funeral home Surviving include sister Teressa O'Dea of Omaha and many nieces and nephews Funeral at SS Peter and Paul's Catholic church with burial in Atlantic Catholic Cemetery The Rosary at Roland funeral home Sunday night 8 o'clock Knights of Columbus to attend in a body
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Mike S. O'Dea
Atlantic
St. Vincent’s
Omaha
Andrew J
Mary Jane Costello O’dea
Atlantic Business College
Oransky's
Des Moines
DeMolay names new Iowa master counsellor at meeting
William Allen of Red Oak was named master counsellor of the Iowa Order of DeMolay at the annual meeting. Others elected include senior counsellor Dan Holtz of Vinton junior counsellor Greg De Saulmier of Marshalltown treasurer Burt Lindhart of Humboldt and chaplain Jennings Crawford of Des Moines.
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Spirit Lake
William Allen
Red Oak
Iowa Order of DeMolay
Dan Holtz
Vinton
Greg de Saulmier
Marshalltown
Burt Lindhart
Humboldt
Jennings Crawford
Des Moines
Labor Secretary says airline talks collapse with strike looming
Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg reports talks between flight engineers and Pan American Eastern and Trans World have failed. After round the clock mediation engineers reject Kennedy arbitration plea and union president Ron Brown says a strike appears likely.
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Kennedy
Ron Brown
Flight Engineers Washington
Flight Engineers International Association
Pan American
Eastern
Trans World Airlines
Kansas City
Dietrich
Air Line Pilots Association
White House
Afl-Cio
Hoover to attend dedication at Hoover Birthplace Park
Former President Herbert Hoover and his two sons will attend the dedication of the new library museum at the Hoover Birthplace Foundation Park in West Branch on August 10, the former president's 88th birthday. Admiral Lewis L. Strauss will preside. About 50 trustees and 100 guests will join Hoover at Cedar Rapids before traveling to West Branch for the program and luncheon. The library museum, 6000 square feet, houses Hoover papers and memorabilia from Stanford University and other sources.
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Hoover Birthplace Foundation
W. B. Anderson
Foundation
Hoovers
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Atomic Energy Commission
Hoover
Howard Hall
Cedar Rapids
Library
President Hoover
Hoover Library
Stanford University
California
Federal General Services Administration
Ames Girl Hit by Car Dies in Miami Beach
A 10 year old Rebecca Lee Kline of Ames Iowa was killed when struck by a car while crossing a street during a trip for a Square Dance Convention in Miami Beach Florida. Her parents Mr and Mrs Keith Kline accompanied her to Florida for the event. Officers cited two friends stopping in the street to let traffic pass before the accident. Detective E E Bergquist provided the statement.
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Miami
Fla
Iowa
Rebecca Lee Kline
Ames
Rebecca
E. E. Bergquist
Keith Kline
Miami Beach
Four Air Force crew visit Burlington air show display
Four Air Force men landed at Burlington Municipal Airport to display their C-123 cargo plane before flying back to Rantoul AFB, Illinois. They appeared a bit embarrassed about the brief stop as the Burlington air show plans were outlined for July rather than June 15.
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Burlington
Air Force
Rantoul Air Force Base
Illinois
Kennedy seeks court order to halt Republic strike
President Kennedy orders the Justice Department to obtain a court injunction stopping the Republic Aviation strike that began April 2 over contract terms. He says a 9 000 worker walkout could imperil national safety as Republic plans extensive layoffs due to lost government orders. Five craft unions are involved. machinists form the majority.
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Washington
Kennedy
Justice Department
Republic Aviation
National Safety
Republic
International Association of Machinists
Top Official Denies Estes Collusion
Washington AP report shows Maynard C. Wheeler president of Commercial Solvents Corp calling a House subcommittee charge of three way collusion with Billie Sol Estes and the Agriculture Department preposterous and unfounded. Wheeler argues a cursory inquiry would prove the claim false as hearings resumed. He notes Estes received his first storage contract March 9 1989 and the payments assignment was mailed April 1 and approved April 2 in Dallas. He urges the committee to avoid damaging reputations and stockholders.
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Washington
Commercial Solvents Corp
Billie Sol Estes
Department of Agriculture
Maynard C. Wheeler
Ross Bass
D-Tenn
House
Estes
Dallas
Tex
L. H. Fountain
D-N.c
Wheeler
Fountain
Canvass Shows No Election Winners in County Race
Official canvass of the Guthrie Center primary reveals no candidate over 3 percent for the Republican nomination for county attorney. Voters tallied C. F. Greenfield 942, Frank R. Thompson 910, Richard L. Hasbrouck 500, and Leo G. Nopoulos 427, leaving party leaders to pick a nominee at the June 26 convention.
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Guthrie Center
Iowa
C. F. Greenfield
Frank R. Thompson
Richard L. Hasbrouck
Leo G. Nopoulos
First Spray Marks Start of DDT Campaign in Atlantic
City crews applied the first DDT spray of the season through Atlantic last night to curb flies and mosquitoes.
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Atlantic
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