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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1958
Page
5
Finalists Chosen For Cass Dairy Princess
Cass county selects five finalists from eleven nominees for the Cass Dairy Princess crown to be awarded at the June Dairy Day celebration at the 4 H and FFA community building. Attendants named include Lucille Gruske Atlantic Janet Kerkman Massena Janet Taylor Anita and Sue Dressler Anita Karen Frazier Griswold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
FFA
Cumberland Chamber of Commerce
Cumberland
Lucille Gruske
Atlantic
Janet Kerkman
Massena
Janet Taylor
Sue Dressler
Anita
Karen Frazier
Griswold
Anthony
Chamber of Commerce
Miss Drakle
Fairgrounds
Myron Clark
Chicago
American Dairy Association
Push to reshape labor bill faces last‑ditch amendments
Senators push to alter a labor abuses bill during a fourth day of debate. Senator Lyndon Johnson aims to finish tonight under limited debate though many controversial amendments remain, including Potter’s proposal to allow unions to recover dues spent on political activities. Morse calls it union busting while Goldwater and Curtis back the measure. The bill’s core provisions survive as the furniture market frames a side note with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nesby in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Charles E. Potter
R-Mich
Potter
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Carl T Curtis
R-Neb
Wayne Morse
D Ore
Morse
Weather outlook for Iowa Monday night into Tuesday
Scattered showers move across western to eastern Iowa Monday night ending early Tuesday. Partly cloudy Tuesday with lows Monday night in the 47 to 55 range northwest and 55 to 63 southeast. Highs Tuesday near 68 to 78 with Wednesday outlook partly cloudy or cooler in the northwest and a few showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Adams Leaves White House After Clash Over Fire Demand
President rejects resignation demand for Sherman Adams and Adams concedes accepting lavish hospitality from Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine but denies seeking favored treatment. The disclosure highlights a personal friendship affecting White House decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Adams
White House
Adams
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Top
UPI
Soviet Envoys Called Back To Moscow
Soviet ambassadors to the United States Britain and France are summoned to Moscow for consultations on East West summit talks and nuclear arms talks. Sergei Vinogradov flew to Moscow after meeting French Premier de Gaulle. Jacob Matik left London by plane as Mikhail Menshikov heads to the Soviet capital. Khrushchev sent notes to Eisenhower and Macmillan on summit matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Britain
France
Moscow
Sergei Vinogradov
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Nikita Krushchev
Jacob Matik
Mikhail Menshikov
Washington
Malik
West
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Typhoon Alma Strikes Rio Grande Valley Area
A tropical storm named Alma hit the Rio Grande Valley area with winds to 50 mph. One man, A. B. Wilson of Houston, drowned at Galveston Beach during the event. No other damage reported as Alma moved into Mexico south of the Rio Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownssilble
Alma
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Mexico
Gulf of Mexico
A. B. Wilson
Houston
Galveston
Gulf
Rio Grande
Plane Crash Kills Two Minneapolis Men Near Canadian Border
Two Minneapolis men, Stanley H. E. Blackburn, 41, and Gordon Ellsworth Sundem, 38, were killed when their light plane crashed shortly after takeoff from the edge of Lake of the Woods on the Canadian border. The Friday morning accident occurred as the craft climbed from the shore, investigators said.
Americans Get Go Ahead To Move Out Of Lebanon
Labor unions pledge to spread mass purchase of doctor care for workers despite objections from the medical profession. Dr. Brand of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union criticizes medical groups as driven by economics, as AMA and state societies push back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Washington
Morris Brand
New York
American Labor Health Assn
American Medical Assn
Brand
Sidney Hillman Health Center
Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union
Beirut
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
British Troops Land In Cyprus Amid Cyprus Tensions
In Nicosia Cyprus British jet transports delivered about 3000 paratroopers to bolster a 25000 strong force to guard peace on the island. Mobs in Turkey demand partition or death as Greek and Turkish Cypriots clash and Britain weighs future plans for Cyprus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicosia
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Turkey
Britain
Greece
London
Two youths die in corn crib accident near Alta Vista
Authorities report 9 year old Steven Heying of Elma and 11 year old Joan Hall of Nashua suffocated after corn spilled from a crib at the Dale Merrick farm two miles west of Alta Vista. Fire crews arrived but could not save them. Steven was the son of Elmer Heying and Juanita Hall was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Vista
Dale Merrick
Here
Steven Heying
Elma
Joan Hall
Nashua
Steven
Elmer Hesiog
Juan
Lee Hal
Pilgrim Fellowship brings 22 Iowa youths to Grinnell
About 22 young people from across Iowa gathered in Grinnell for the week long Pilgrim Fellowship conference and convention. A series of workshops services and recreation periods are scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinneles
Iowa
Blind IU graduate denied federal aid in Bloomington
James Veale a 23 year old blind Indiana University graduate is pictured in Bloomington after the Indiana Board of Industrial Aid and Rehabilitation for the Blind ruled him ineligible for financial school aid Veale had previously refused aid and worked through college but would hire help for his graduate work
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Veale
Indiana University
Bloomington
Indiana Board of Industrial Aid and Rehabiitation
Veal
Maritime Strike Looms Over East and Gulf Ports
Reports detail a wide scale maritime strike with 1760 engineers and 10000 seamen walkouts threatening port operations from East and Gulf coasts. No ships sailing without contracts, as unions demand wage and benefits gains while negotiations resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Gulf
New York
Twoa Maribine
Gulf Coast
Umons
Marine Engineers Beneficial Assn
National Maritime Union
Tank Eye
De Gaulle to Confer With Macmillan in Western Alliance Talks
Paris sources report Premier De Gaulle will meet British Prime Minister Macmillan before month end. The talks would mark De Gaulle’s first with a Western Alliance leader since taking office and precede his July talks with U.S. Secretary of State Dulles. A second Algeria trip is planned to reinforce De Gaulle’s authority as North African problems loom. In Washington, House investigators linked Bernard Goldfine to Adams at the Waldorf Astoria during a related case, with mislabeling charges and various settlements outlined. The White House denied claims of gifts of clothes to Eisenhower or staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
de Gaulle
Macmillan
Western Alliance
U. S
State Dulles
France
North Africa
Raoul Salan
Algiers
Algeria
Satan
Morocco
Tunisia
Goldfine
Federal Trade Commission
House
Oren Harris
D-Ark
White House
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Miss McLendon
Hagerty
Adams
U S Fails To Free Soldiers In Berlin Talks
In Berlin the United States failed to secure the release of nine U S Army men amid renewed Communist insistence on a government level protocol. U S Army Col Robert B McQuail presented credentials and sought diplomatic accreditation while East Germany demanded government to government terms. The Ministry meeting lasted about 40 minutes and included U S officials and diplomats from the Potsdam mission with media kept at distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
United States
Faust
Germany
Foreign Ministry
U.S. Army
Robert B. McQuail
Bluefield
W Va
MeqQeaul
HL L Hodes
Europe
State Department
Mequail
Nerth McQuail
Fuen
Mad Kawinond
Me Kors Jroot Wanwathsa Wis
ON Raisom
Potsdam
Hawkeye Girls State Opens With 300 Registered
More than 300 Iowa girls registered for the ninth annual Hawkeye Girls State to be held on the Iowa State Teachers College campus. Precinct and ward caucuses were held Sunday and dates for four cites to be chosen Monday. Robert F. Ray, director of the Institute of Public Affairs at the State University of Iowa, will install motors on Monday. The weeklong program is sponsored by the Iowa Department of the American Legion Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye Girls State
Iowa Forks
Ith
Hawkeye Girls
Iowa Department of the American Section
Tarayers
Robert F. Ray
Institute of Public Affairs
The
State University of Iowa
Pair Turned Over to Treasury Agents in Des Moines Case
Two young men identified as Gary Nelson, 17, Nevada, and Lloyd Hudler, 24, Greenfield and Nevada, were turned over to U S treasury agents after being linked to passing split currency. Sheriff Ivan Shalley said six or more split bills, reassembled into $10 and $1 denominations, circulated in Des Moines. The pair was taken into custody by Story County authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Iowa
U. S. Treasury
Ivan Shalley
Offic
Gary Nelson
Lloyd Hudler
Greenfield
Shalley
Des Moines
Story County
Widower Advertises for Wife in Louisville Papers
Carl Lullen, a 37 year old widower from Shuo Kentucky, posted advertisements seeking a wife. He received three replies, all deemed unsuitable due to age. Undaunted, Lullen plans to continue until he finds a partner to help him housekeep for him and his two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville, Ky
Carl Lullen
Shuo
Lullen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cass Dairy Princess
Furniture Mart
Charles Nesby
AMA
San Francisco
Warren F. Draper
United Mine Workers Welfare Fund
Draper
Colorado
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Mine Workers Fund
Camille Chamoun
Middle East
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Sami Solh
Savb Salam
Salam
Adnan Nahas
Hammarskjold
U.N
Palestine
Norway
Charles de Gaulleclopi
Wea
Great Brie
Chettom
Alderstot
UPL Radiotelephotas
West Terre Haute
Indiana
Pilmars
Sugar Creek
Clls
Wwe
Woabaa St
Terre
Deena Bridge
Terre Vhante
Ibs
Sester
Cross Enercegie
Soen
Aptis
M. E. Beaudine
Vno
Marine Engineers
Wmen
Drs Cauree
Fasseer
NMU
Nce
Ates Cate Ofsassenger
WNT
Noothird
Assa
Uni
Utah
Minnie Foot
Hadaiters
Carla Am
Patricia
Salt Lake City
Soon Crow Ofrthy
Waldorf
Northfield Mills
U.S
Treasury
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