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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1961

Page

4

Democrats Blast Miller as GOP Chairman Faces Scrutiny

The Democratic National Committee accused Rep. William E. Miller of New York of missteps in his first week as GOP national chair. The party questioned his support for a Rockefeller Goldwater ticket and accused him of sniping at President Kennedy during a delicate international moment. They cited Miller's Cuba invasion claim and compared it to Nixon's past criticism, arguing it implicates misleadership at a critical policy juncture.

Washington Democratic National Committee William E. Miller New York Miller Nelson A. Rockfeller Arizona Barry Goldwater United States GOP Kennedy Khrushchev Eisenhower Cuba Richard M. Nixon Nixon U.S

Local Briefs Highlight Marriage License and Sports

James FE Joyce and Monica Sievers were issued a marriage license. Atlantic Merchants travel to Avoca for softball, and Han cock visits Sunnyside Diamond Sunday. Trojans seek first win as they host Clarinda tonight. Weather outlook promises a mild weekend with normal highs 84 to 88 and lows 62 to 67.

James FE. Joyce Atlantic Monica Sievers Walnut Frank McMullen Atlantic Merchants Avoca Hancock Sunnyside Diamond

Civil War Scrapbook Finds Its Way to Lincoln Student

James D. Albin, an 11 year old fifth grader from Lincoln Illinois, discovers Central Press Civil War feature Centennial Scrapbook in the Lincoln Daily Courier. His interest in the period grows as he clips the feature for his own scrapbook.

James D. Albin Central Press Lincoln Lincoln Daily Courier

Two Bombs Set Off In Capital

In Washington two homemade bombs exploded in downtown areas on Thursday night and today. An anonymous caller claimed the blasts related to the Freedom Riders in the South and warned four more bombs were set with three to remain. A dispatcher quoted a Southern accented voice saying the caller was in Washington because that is where the Freedom Riders start.

Washington Freedom Riders South John Logan Logan

Mark Twain Estate Seeks Royalties and Valuation

In Redding Connecticut the Mark Twain estate earned 18769 in book royalties for the previous year. Probate Judge Hjalmar Anderson age six at Clemens death in 1910 announced the annual accounting. The 1960 estate value stood at 783485 with Anderson reporting for 24 years.

Redding

Sheriff Deputies Endure Tire Troubles On Frustrating Night

In Topeka Kansas on a Saturday night deputies faced a string of flats. One patrol car had two flats and used a spare from another car. The second car then got a flat with no spare available. While tires were being fixed a third car arrived with a flat.

Topeka Kan Sheriff's Deputies

Burglar Steals Items From LaFontaine Home

Elmer Fowler reports a break in at his LaFontaine home. A thief took a glass fishing rod three cans of vegetables 25 pounds of potatoes baby clothing three bath towels and a watchdog. Also notes Katanga Province in the Congo holds uranium copper cobalt zinc manganese and other metals.

Lafontaine, Kan Elmer Fowler Congo Katanga

Baptism Scene in Encino Honors Baby Son of Clark Gable

In Encino California Kay Gable holds the infant son of the late Clark Gable during a baptismal service. The mother remarks it is a pity the father could not be present as the legend of good omens for cry at baptism swirls around the event.

John Clark Gable Encino Calif Clark Gable Kay

Conservationists Tour Flood Area

The Iowa Soil Conservation Society tour of the Hamlin and Extra flood areas occurred during its mid-summer meeting in Audubon. The day covered high water marks and 1958 flood losses of 19 lives, with over 100 attendees including Cass county officials and staff from the district soil conservation office.

Hamlin Iowa Soil Conservation Society of America Audubon Carl Keller Wendell Pellett Cass County Soil Conservation District Society Gayle Johnson Gilbert Wehrman Clarence Ford Stanley Bennett Ival Persinger Glenn Jones District Soil Conservation Office Audubon Chamber of Commerce Friendship Home Walter Weiss Council Bluffs

Named to Board James Tyler Joins Iowa Bottling Board

James Tyler, manager of Atlantic Bottling, named seventh district director of the Iowa Manufacturers association board. His father Harry Tyler of Villisca is also a board member, and J J O Connor of Walnut Grove Products Co Inc Atlantic is a director at large. Tyler moved from Creston to Atlantic Aug 1 1949 and has led the Atlantic plant since 1953. He is a past president of the Iowa Association of Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages.

James Tyler Atlantic Bottling Company Iowa Manufacturers Association Board Harry Tyler Villisca J. J. O'Connor Walnut Grove Products Co., Inc Atlantic Tyler Tyler Company Creston Iowa Association of Bottlers of

Peoria Family Heads to Europe for YMCA Council

Mr. and Mrs. John Bell and their children Jo and John travel from Peoria Illinois by plane to Europe. Mr Bell attends the world council of the YMCA in Geneva July 18 to 24 and visits Scotland England Holland France and Italy with their daughter Nancy who studied at the University of Edinburgh. They plan to return to New York City by boat August 1.

Europe John Bell John Peoria Ill Atlantic Bell World Council of the Ymca Geneva Switzerland Peoria Ymca Southwest Iowa England Holland France Italy New York City

Woman Hurls 25-Cent Toll Check On Connecticut Turnpike

Mrs. Jerome Schlesinger of Port Chester New York sent a 25 cent check to cover a toll on the Connecticut Turnpike after dropping the coin into an automatic collector and driving off to avoid holding up a long line of motorists. She later reconsidered and sent the check.

Westport

Mobutu's soldiers round up suspects in Congo

Gen Joseph Mobutu's forces detained about 50 soldiers and several officials amid reports of a plot to forcibly overthrow President Kasavubu. Suspects were disarmed publicly humiliated and held at security headquarters as troops secured strategic points across Leopoldville. A Dutch journalist tied to Lumumbist elements was detained, while Angolans voiced cautious optimism.

Leopoldville the Congo Joseph Mobutu Joseph Kasavubu

Hampshire Inter Library Center Shared by Four Massachusetts Colleges

The Hampshire Inter Library Center in the Connecticut Valley is jointly operated by Amherst Mount Holyoke Smith and the University of Massachusetts. It serves as a research library for faculty and advanced undergraduates.

Hampshire Connecticut Valley Massachusetts Amherst Mount Holyoke Smith University of Massachusetts

United States seeks full probe on Dominican repression at OAS

The United States plans a thorough investigation of repression in the Dominican Republic and pushes for continued inquiry by the Organization of American States. A U S envoy contends for a longer stay, while the Dominican government response remains cautious and the State Department urges continued study. Meanwhile a separate census note recalls 1790 population figures and Baltimore proximity.

Washington United States Dominican Republic Organization of American States U.S OAS Caribbean State Department Fon Rafael L. Trujillo Trujillo Baltimore

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